Monday Market Totals From Kansas City and Fort Worth
Livestock sales in Kansas City show cattle at 21 000 head with calves 4 000 and hogs 8 000, prices range from $8 to $12.50 for cattle and $11.25 to $12.26 for hogs. sheep weaker with lambs around $15 and ewes around $6. Fort Worth reports cattle costs around $4 to $8 for various grades, hogs steady near $11.75 to $11.85, sows $11 to $11.25, and lambs $11.50 to $14 with feeder lambs $10 to $10.50.
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Fort Worth
Market Report: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Chicago
Chicago markets show 44 000 hogs with slow sale and prices 10.00 to 12.00. Cattle at 22 000 with heavy steers up to 15.40 and medium 13.50. Sheep 22 000 active with fat lambs 15.00 to 15.50 and feeding lambs 14.75 to 15.25.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report
Oklahoma City on November 16 reports cattle prices with 2,900 head of cattle including lower and choice cows above 5 dollars, heifers above 37 dollars, canners and cutters 2.25 to 3.59, calves at 8 dollars. Hogs totaled 490, down, barrows and gilts 11.25 to 11.50 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
St Louis Livestock Prices Report November 16
Hogs numbered 18 500 with prices 11 80 to 11 90 and bids rising to 12 75 packer sows 10 25 to 10 40. Cattle 8 000 slow with beef cows 4 25 to 6 26 cameras 3 15 to 3 80 bulka 4 00 to 6 00 light weight feeders 12 75 to 13 00. Sheep 2 500 steady top lambs 15 50, bulk 15 00 to 15 25 culls 10 60 to 11 00 mutton ewes 9 00 Texas fed wethers 9 00.
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Kansas City
ST. Louis
Texas Fed
Grain prices advance in Chicago market report
The Associated Press lists Wheat No 2 red at 1.44 to 1.68 per bushel and No 2 hard at 1.60 to 1.61. Corn No 2 mixed 87 cents and No 2 yellow 90 4 cents to 91. Oats No 2 white 40 to 49 percent cents and No 3 white 39 to 40 cents.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Reported by AP
Wheat No 2 hard 1.57 to 1.68 dollars. No 2 red 1.67 to 1.68. Corn No 3 white 0.86 to 0.88 dollars. No 2 yellow 0.91 to 0.98. Oats No 2 white 0.49 to 0.4044 dollars. No 8 white 0.39 to 0.40 dollars.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
New York Stocks Open Narrow Mixed Amid Rail Buy, Auto Sell
Initial price changes in New York stocks showed a narrow, conflicting pattern. Rail shares attracted buying on hopes of higher October earnings, while high priced motors and related names faced profit taking. Downticks appeared in S Steel American Can Dupont General Motors Hudson with mixed early gains in rail groups led by Chesapeake and Ohio and Nickel Plate.
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New York
Associated Press
S. Steel
American Can
Dupont
General Motors
Hudson
Olchares
Standard of
N. J
Chesapeake and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
General Motore
Chrysler
Amarillo Grain Prices for Wheat and Feeds
Grain market brief lists basis prices in Amarillo for No. 1 hard red winter wheat at 1.55 dollars per bushel Milo priced at 1.25 per 100 pounds Katir at 1.20 per 100 pounds. Prices reflect market rates for grain and feed commodities.
Amoralio Produce Prices and Stock Notes
Fragmented market report lists Leghorn hens broilers springs and ducks with weights and pricing notes. Mentions Old Tom Turkeys and No 1 Hen and Tom Turkeys plus stock items from Mack Trucks United Cigarotaries and Allied Chemical. Foundation company rights opened at 14 and rose to 19 with firm exchange demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettety Ata
Caveeke
Od Mack Trucks
United Cigaratores
Jordan
American Car and Founary
Allied Chemical
Foundation Company
Market jitter over cotton grade and demand at New York
New York reports spinners anxious about grade quality amid potential higher rejection risk while mills accelerate calls. Buyers fear widening gaps between low and high grades as domestic October consumption nears ninety thousand bales and world demand for American cotton possibly hits historic highs.
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New York
South Atlantic
Journal of Commerce
Welcome planned for Fisher at San Jacinto church
The San Jacinto Methodist church will host a housewarming tonight for Rev. Virgil H. Fisher, returning to lead the San Jacinto charge for another year after strong support from Bishop James Dickey and Presiding Elder W. M. Lane. The congregation had hoped to keep him amid other calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Virgil H. Fisher
San Jacinto Methodist
Fisher
Northwest Texas
James Dickey
W. M. Lane
San Jacinto Church
Treasures From Tutankhamen to Go on Display in Cairo Museum
Cairo reports rare finds from King Tutankhamen's tomb will be shown at the Cairo museum. Initial inspection of the golden coffin indicates the mummy is of a male not yet an adult, with wrappings cut through to reveal jewels, amulets, collarettes, a crystal dagger, bracelets, rings, pectorals, beadwork, and golden sandals. Further work proceeds slowly due to fragility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
King Tut-ankhamen
Cairo Museum
Ministry of Worka
Caldwell appoints committees for coming Shrine ceremonies
Dr. J. W. Caldwell, potentate of Khiva Shrine temple, announces committees for the fall ceremonial. The lat ceremony is set for Tuesday, November 24, with a call for cooperation and duties to ensure a splendid occasion. Caldwell signs off inviting members to accept responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Shrine
J. W. Caldwell
Khiva
Albert J. Caldwell
Mutiny Overpowers Russian Brigade in Shantung
Reports from Tsingtao say Marshal Chang Tso Yin’s fifth Shan tung division mutinied and fired on the Russian white brigade, killing many. Wounded Russians were evacuated by foreign doctors amid the clash as Featien Manchuria troops in Shantung show strong local sympathy for Wu Pei Fu’s alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tsingtao
China
Chang Tso-Yin
Shantung
Chang
Wu Pei Fu
Tsinanfu
Ladies Reception Committee Members Listed by Towns
A long list of ladies named as members of the Ladies Reception Committee is presented by town, including Mrs. Roy W. Thompson in Sweet Water and Mrs. Lyman H. Johnson in Los Angeles, with numerous others in Dalhart Plainview Miami Clarendon Memphis Panhandle Lubbock Amarillo Canyon and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honar
Roy W. Thompson
Sweetwater
C. T. Nicholson
Shamrock
Frank R. Jamison
Denver
T M. Caldwell
Los Angeles
Lyman H. Johnson
Tom J. Campbell
Long Beach
Ray H. Holmes
Dalhart
Clifford Braly
R. E. Underwood
Plainview
R. G. Burnett
Miami
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Henry Reed
Memphis
B. G. Tiffany
Childress
Henry Wilkinson
Hereford
L. C. McMurtry
Pampa
H. J. Line
Panhandle
A. B. Brown
Lockney
Pink L. Parrish
Lubbock
Clyde Russel
Perryton
A. B. Callender
Channing
FE. C. Clayton
Walter Teague
Geo Stapleton
Amarillo
John Towle
Happy
G. M. Price
Stratford
W. J. Fletcher
Canyon
B. M. Puckett
Joe Smith
Wash George
P. FB. Darnall
M. L. Fuller
Otto Peitz
Ray C. Johnson
Arthur W. Ball
H. A. Nobles
W. R. Kaufman
Willard Smith
Ladies Reception Co host admittees list
A list of invitees includes Mrs. D. P. Seay Mrs. Ray Johnson Mrs. Roy Vineyard Mrs. Chas Fisk Mrs. Bob Ames Mrs. Walter Irvin Mrs. Arthur Ware Mrs. Bond Burgess Mrs. Frank Storm Mrs. Hugh A. Asbury Mrs. Bill O'Brien Mrs. Sam Orr Mrs. Jas O Gulerie Mrs. R. P. Parcells Mrs. R. L. McMeans Mrs. Walter R. Brown Mrs. E. M. Pittman Mrs. Will Durham Mrs. D. Roach and Mrs. Marvin McCullough.
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D. P. Seay
Ray Johnson
Roy Vineyard
Chas. Fisk
Bob Ames
Walter Irvin
Arthur Ware
Bond Burgess
Frank Storm
Hugh A. Asbury
Bill O'Brien
Sam Orr
Jas. O. Gulerie
R. P. Parcells
R. L. McMeans
Walter R
Hamilton Tire Service Corrects Phone Number to 1800
In yesterday’s Hamilton Tire Service ad in The Glee the phone number was printed as 180. The Globe clarifies the correct number is 1800 to reach the progressive firm.
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Hamilton Tire Service
Hamilton Tire
Globe
City doubles down on speeding fines in court
Judge Brummett and Police Chief Cain presided over traffic court as most defendants were fined. Fines ranged from ten to fifteen dollars with one youth jailed thirty to forty days to cover prior fines. Expect further fines reaching twenty six dollars for later violations. Names listed include Jack Byers A Hearne L G Frazer and Serry Coton. FYP Ford paid two dollars for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brummett
Clark Cain
Brummett
Cain
Ladies Entertainment Committee Members Named
Mrs Toney Chisum Mrs J M Riges Mrs Willis Flamm Mrs T K Durham Mrs H FE Fuque Mrs Chas Dixon Mrs John McKnight Mrs L V Craddock Mrs HH H Larson Mrs Richard Keys Mrs A H Lindsay Miss Georgia Thomas chairing with Mrs C E Weymouth Mrs C I Austin Mrs G D Bowie Mrs R C Ware and Mrs Horace Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Chisum
J. M. Riges
Willis Flamm
T .K. Durham
H. FE. Fuque
Chas. Dixon
John McKnight
L. V. Craddock
HH. H. Larson
Richard Keys
A. H. Lindsay
Georgia Thomas
C. E. Weymouth
C. I Austin
G. D. Bowie
R C Ware
Horace Lindsay
Funeral services for infant son of Mr and Mrs White
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. White were held this afternoon in the Griggs Undertaking company chapel at 4 o clock. Burial followed in Llano cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. White
Griggs Undertaking Company
Llano
Auto wrecks claim fourteen deaths in Middle West
Automobiles caused fourteen deaths over the weekend across the Middle West, with five in St. Louis and Chicago area, two in Omaha, three in Fort Madison. The weekly toll across nine states reached 117, led by Ohio with 38, Indiana 21, Illinois 18, Michigan 17. Minnesota 9, Missouri 7, North Dakota 2, Nebraska 2, Oklahoma 2, Kansas 1.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
Middle West
St. Louis
Omaha
Fort Madison
Central States
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ownership of Red River oil leases taken to court
The Red River syndicate filed suit in federal district court seeking a receiver for 700000 dollars of royalties impounded by the interior department. They contend final award 169 acres of oil land went to Burke Divide Oil Co and T A Lesterman, claiming the syndicate holds rights as successor to original Texas strike claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Secretary of the Interior
Burke Divide Oil Company
T. A. Lesterman
Texas Strike
Ministers Appointed (Continued From Page One)
The Amarillo district lists presiding elders and ministers assigned to churches from Lubbock to Clarendon and Plainview. Names include W. M. Lane and J. T. Griswold, with assignments covering Floydada, Lamesa, Spearman, Shamrock, Wellington, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
J. T. Griswold
J. H. Hamblen
W. J. Knoy
H. G. Walton
Claude
W. A. Hitchcock
Hedley
J. W. Hawkins
Lakeview
M. W. Hawkins
Lelia Lake
A. O. Graydon
Alaska
D. D. Dennison
McLean
J. A. Scroggins
Memphis
C. E. Jameson
Memphis Mission
Sam A. Thomas
Mobeetie
U. S. Sherrell
Pampa
B. J. Osborne
Shamrock
W. E. Hamilton
John H. Crow
Wellington
J. T. Hicks
Henry Francis
Dodsonville
W. W. Mangum
Wheeler
J. C. Mann
Groom -Alameed
C. H. White
Goodnight
Sam T. Ming
Supernumary
R. B. Bonner
A. O. Hood
Clarendon College
George S. Slover
Japan
Sam Hillburn
Leon Henderson
G. H. Gattis
Lubbock
D. B. Doak
Abernathy
J. S. Michael
Brownfield
J. G. Thomas
Crosbyton
J. T. Howell
Idalou
Ed. A. Tharp
Lamesa
J. W. Watson
J. D. Farmer
Supply
Littlefield
H. G. Scroggins
E. E. White
C. A. Norcross
Granbury
Plainview
Presiding Elder
E. E. Robinson
Canyon
M. M. Beavers
Dimmitt
W. A. Coughran
Floydada
J. L. Henson
East
A. D. Moore
West
M. S. Webb
Happy
J. W. Shepherd
Hale Center
Ed. R. Wallace
Kress
J. W. Baughman
Lockney
T. J. Rea
R. A. Hart
Matador
L. B. Smallwood
Olton H. W. Carter
Petersburg
W. H Strong
Vigo Park
G. B. Patterson
Quitaque
Fromont
W. H. Trammel
West Texas State Teachers College
C. H. Munson
J. H. Hicks
W. H. Terry
Orian W. Car
Moustache urged as badge of masculinity by churchman
Bishop Collins Denny urged three hundred delegates at the North Carolina Methodist conference in Fayetteville to wear a moustache as the last masculine badge women have left men. He said women have cut their hair and wear men's clothes but cannot wear a moustache, a point he himself supports by wearing one.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
N. C
Collins Denny
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Amarillo Schools Observe Education Week Program
Amarillo schools conduct daily programs this week aligned with a national education week. Principals lead activities in each school with extra talks at the principal theater and before civic clubs. Tuesday is Patriotism day with the theme Know the history of your country.
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Amarillo
Funeral services held for aged minister F C Long
Funeral services for the Rev F C Long aged minister who died at his home 503 North Taylor Street were held in the Griggs Undertaking chapel with Rev A K Scott Nazarene Church officiating. Burial was in Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Long
North Taylor Street
Griggs Undertaking Company
A. K. Scott
The
Nazarene Church
Llano Cemetery
Missing Girls Found in Norfolk By Associated Press
Isabella 15, second cousin of President Harding, and Sarah Cohen 17, who had been missing from New York City since Friday, were located today in Norfolk by a travelers aid society worker.
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Associated Place
Norfolk
Isabella
Harding
Sarah Cohen
New York City
Travelers’ Aid Society
Clerical Listings in Vernon and Sweetwater Districts
A catalog of presiding elders and circuit assignments across Vernon and Sweetwater districts. Names include G. S. Hardy in Big Spring and O. P. Clark in Childress with numerous circuit and supply postings listed for towns such as Stamford Spur and Ro by. The document records ecclesiastical appointments and personnel in the Methodist circuit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox City
B. W. Wilkins
Munday
T. C. Willett
R. R. Gubreath
Rochester
O’brien
J. P. Cole
Rule
R. T. Breedlove
Seymour
J. M. Fuller
R. C. Glines
Spur
IT. A. Smith
O. B. Herrin
Stamford St. John’s
R. A. Stewart
Stamford
L. W. Walker
Throckmorton
C. B. Thompson
Vera Benjamin
Sam A. Billingsley
Weinert
Finis R. Pickens
Westover
J. R. Bateman
Woodson Crcuit
M. D. King
McAdoo
W. W. Riley
Chicago University
Marvin B. Norwood
E. L. Naugle
Sweetwater
Stanton
S. H. Young
J. R. Henson
Sylvester
F. T. Johnson
Westbrook
L. E. Northcutt
Vernon District
O. P. Clark
Childress
W. M. Murrell
John H. Sharp
Chillecothe
E. B. Bowen
Crowell
W. J. Mayhew
Dumont
J. R. Plant
O. M. Addison
Kirkland- Goodlet
Marvin Brotherton
Margaret Thalia
T. M. Johnston
Newlin- Bethel
R. V. Tooley
Odell
Preston Florence
Paducah
C. W. Foote
Johnnie Jenkins
Quanah
Ben Hardy
Roy Lee
Supply
Tell
W. C. Anderson
Tolbert
P. N. Yarborough
Truscott
C. J. Marts
Vernon
C. A. Bickley
Vernon Cirrcuit
M. H. Hudson
Vernon Mission
W. O. Tomlinson
Supernumary
W. L. Russell
R. E. Dickenson
West Seventh Skate and News Notes From Amarillo
Local notes describe Cloyse and Harold Turner assigned to the same ship and in radio service, after prior separate duties. Others mention hunting plans near San Antonio, vacations at Glen Rose, and a family visit to Lubbock. Reports include Bushland school features, nurse aide work, and Mrs Kendrick heading to El Paso for Texas congress meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyse
Harold Turner
G. G. Turner
Hawuaii
Harold
San Diego
Edwards Studio
Wayland Stanley
Lawrence Nobles
Si Perkins
G. D. Cook
Bushland
Blair
Turner
Cook
Lucile
Canyon Teachers College
Deaf Smith County
Canyon
Sam
BE. H. Ashcraft
Bruce
Texas A. & M
College Station
Sousa
Amarillo Day Nursery
Amarillo Club
Rockwell
I. Kendrick
van Buren Street
el Paso
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kendrick
Panhandle
State Association
Skate
Civic Club Meeting Plans Park Tree Planting
The North Amarillo Civic Club meets tonight under Rev. G. H. Bryant to finalize plans for planting trees in the new North Amarillo park. Watch for Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
North Amarillo
G. H. Bryant
North
Amarillo
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Cash Grain
New Orleans
Orleans
Amarillo Grain
Atchison
Coast Line
Paldwin
Bethlehem
California
Canadian Pac
Leath
Cerro de Pasco
SAM 5S
Denman & CO
Tut
Caldwell
Pekin
Kwangtung Province
Chen Chiung-Ching
Teng Pen Yin
Cothorn
Dierflag
Atlantic City
Maxim Development Corporation
West 40Th St. Dept
Polk
Exacilyi
Polk Street
L. N. Stuckey
Buchanan Street
Houston Street
Zora B. Pirtle
St. Paul’s
J. W. Hendrix
San Jacinto Heights
W. H. Fisher
Booker
J. J. McNeely
C. EB. Fike
Dalbart
W. P. Garvin
I. BE. Walker
J. O. Haynes
Presbyterian Orphan Home
G. J. Irvin
F. M. Neal
Africa
Ancil Lynn
D. W. Hawseins
A. L. Moore
Aspermont
R. Watkins
Cecil Fox
Elbert
J. E. Harrell
Goree
George W. Montgomery
Haskell
W. B. Vaughn
Jayton-Peacock
H. W. Barnett
Churchman
Sandy
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San Antonio
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