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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1926
Page
10
Market notes from East St. Louis Chicago and Oklahoma City report cattle hogs and sheep prices with slight declines in some classes and steady values in others. Grain prices for Chicago wheat weaken after a Canadian crop report indicating a larger yield than expected.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood building remedy that supposedly removes impurities and cures rheumatism by increasing red blood cells. It claims pain relief and improved vitality as long as the blood becomes rich and pure, urging readers to obtain the larger bottle for economy.
Born May 7 1836 near Guilford North Carolina and named for Joseph Gurney he became a famed Speaker nicknamed the Dancing Dervish of Danville. Known for Whirling arms on the floor cigars and sharp clashes with Champ Clark he remained a influential force in Congress while aging. President Harding sent cigars for his 85th birthday and Cannon accepted with good humor.
Chicago grain and livestock futures faltered amid talk of a British coal strike settlement delaying demand. Corn oats and provisions slid with corn down 4 to 4.5 cents after an initial drop. Butter and eggs moved higher in Chicago trade while potatoes weakened.
Rip Whe See toted IX Austin reports James R Ferguson worked as general counsel for a Sugarland capitalist, paid $10,000 for speeches in Rio Grande valley to back extending the San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf railway to Brownsville. Eldridge testified Ferguson aided negotiations leading to Missouri Pacific purchase.
In Harrisburg Illinois on November 12 two rival bootleg gangs the Birger and Shelton factions escalated their feud when an airplane dropped three bombs near the Birger roadhouse ten miles west of Harrisburg. One bomb exploded 100 yards from the resort but caused no damage.
Large crowds greet Swmehere F Frongeliet as beams and notes fill the event space. The scene includes mentions of Pace and a group of mentors and attendees, with focus on community support and ceremonial activities.
Kadosh funeral services for Otto Peitz directed by El Paso consistory Scottish Rite Masons will be held at midnight at N. S. Griggs and Sons parlors. Body will be sent to Kansas City for cremation. Peitz, active in Texas Masonry, died Wednesday night after an operation for appendicitis at a local hospital. Special dispensation for Kadash services granted. W. A. Doolittle will officiate with local Scottish Rite members.
Mrs Jessie Ross, welfare association secretary, recounts an unsigned letter arriving with a $20 bill and a note declaring it the giver’s tenth to continue the Lord's work. The donor had borrowed $150 to stave off foreclosure, worked through winter and summer, paid back every cent, and now gives one tenth of earnings to charity. The story notes she previously donated groceries to those in greater need. Her savings reach about $200 in total.
Wilhoit and partner lease the corner store of the Baeble building at Linth and Polk street for a women shoes emporium. Mr Wilhoit departs for New York to select fixtures and an exclusive women’s shoe assortment for a modern Fifth avenue style store, to open after his thirty day inspection tour.
Panhandle Lumber company announces a new Borger yard at Isom and Borger. John E. Hill, general manager, says the plant includes its own water system and a housing facility for employees. The yard is managed by John E. George with J. L. North as Borger district manager.
Half minute interviews reveal pride in ten PCAR decorated cars, praise for Mrs. Wales Madden’s arrangements, and views on land prices and wheat prospects. Speakers note booming city, Panhandle dairy and poultry growth, and potential immigration effects on agriculture.
Velma Russell eight arrives from Denver to be with her father Al Russell plasterer and cement worker but cannot locate him. O E Ridgeway business agent of the Amarillo plasterers union has the girl in charge and is trying to locate Mr Russell. Ridgeway at 712 Harrison Street can be reached for information. Russell is said to be working for contractor Ed Starr.
The Sunshine Girls club plans a candy sale tomorrow at Mellroy's Market to raise funds for their activities. Proceeds will support club projects and group events.
Local authorities report a five person incident in the Mendiante-Hartiey region involving Leanne and other named individuals. No injuries or outcomes are detailed in the fragment. Further official statements are awaited.
A dubious health ad touts hidden poisons in the body and urges thorough intestinal cleansing with KLOK LAX. It frames constipation as dangerous, promises quick relief without griping, and urges readers to buy the product from a druggist.
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