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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1926
Page
7
Market reports show cattle and hog prices slipping across major U.S. centers. Oklahoma City, Chicago, and St. Louis listings indicate weaker bids, with heavy steer and hog prices down from prior levels while lambs and sheep hold firmer in parts of the market.
Dwight Newby recalls a huge mallard flight as strong wind pushed birds to lakes. He and Gene Howe limited out with 50 ducks, 38 mallards, after using decoys.
Marine detachment stationed in Amarillo to guard mails consists of 1000 marines from Quantico selected for rifle pistol and machine gun expertise. Other text advertises Foley remedies and unrelated stray fragments from moving picture show notices.
Critics in Punch and Variety reviewed Will Rogers during Cochran Revue in London. Rogers’s humor and chewing gum gag drew praise for honesty and warmth while noting language barriers and English reactions to American wit. He was called a genuine humorist and lovable, with potential evangelist flair.
James K. Hackett the American stage actor long based in Paris died today of heart disease after a prolonged illness. Beatrice Beckley of London wife was by his bedside. Hackett had risen from Canada to Broadway and London stages, earning acclaim for Othello and Macbeth and earning honors from England and France in 1921.
Local theater offers a Wednesday night performance of Scandals with many seats sold and some remaining. Tickets available at noon today and at the City Crew Store for the matinee.
A&M student committee says the fate of Aggie Baylor athletic relations is in college authorities hands and states indifference to continuation. It recalls the October 30 Baylor Ford incident at the Waco game and condemns disrespect toward Aggie traditions and sportsmanship while denying any deliberate harm to Baylor women.
The article explains that ample investment funds from undistributed corporate surpluses and private wealth drive bond prices higher. It notes strong demand for high grade bonds, Belgian 7 percent currency stabilization issues, and the balance between interest rates and investment quality. It compares Belgian and US steel yields to illustrate market dynamics.
A survey characterizes New York as the gambling capital with hundreds of lotteries operating citywide. Games include weather and sports draws, numbers and bollite, plus football and World Series based bets. Peddlers flood stores and offices selling tickets.
Advertises Joint Ease for relief from swollen joints and muscle pain. Claims quick absorption and fast results via topical rubbing. Promotes purchase at City Drug Co. or any druggist in America.
A damaged OCR fragment describes tension aboard Marie's train during a political or social event. It mentions Metis, veterans, and attendees from Sew Tere and Geehiegtee in a mid century setting. The text is partially illegible with scattered names and places.
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