Kansas City Market Report Cow and Hog Prices Fall and Rise
Kansas City market notes cattle numbers around 8 500 calves 2 000 steady prices for short fed steers 8 to 9 50 butcher cows 4 to 6 heifers 5 to 7 canners and cutters 3 25 to 3 75 top vealers 10 bologna bulls 4 25 to 4 75 stockers and feeders 5 75 to 38 hogs 10 586 slow sales 11 to 11 50 sows 104 to 19 75 stock pigs 11 60 to 12 25 sheep 5 000 higher fed lambs 14 85 to 46 15 fed clipped lambs 14 Texas wethers 8 50.
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Kansas City
Amaro?unclear text on live poultry products and stock dividend
Fragmentary entry lists leghorn hens and broilers with prices, springs, and assorted poultry terms. Mentions turkeys and packing stock butter and a 50 percent stock dividend in a brief, undecipherable commercial item.
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Bonn
Leghorn
Live stock market roundup from Fort Worth trading
Fort Worth market report lists cattle with 1,400 calves and varied classes. Hogs and sheep show steady demand. best hogs bring 11.90 to 12.20, sows 11 to 11.20, pigs 9 to 11.50. Sheep and lambs traded with feeder and wether prices noted, stockers and yearlings also quoted.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Record Heavy Cattle Trade
Oklahoma City market report for November 18 shows cattle at 1,300 head with active steers $4.75 to $5.25, heifers $6, canners and cutters $2.75 to $3.75, calves $8 to $8.50, heavies $4 to $6.25. Hogs 400 head steady to lower, bulk $11.15.
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Oklahoma City
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Trading Bid Prices
At St Louis on November 18 hogs sold 16 500 head in slow bulk trades 11 60 to 11 65 packed sows 10 25 to 10 40 cattle 4500 steady beef steers 7 85 to 10 50 feeders 5 to 7 50 cows 4 50 to 5 50 canners 23 50 to 8 60 bulls 34 to 5 vealers top 13 sheep 2400 slow mutton ewes 7 to 7 50.
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St. Louis
Licht Vealerg
Chicago Livestock Prices Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago livestock market overview dated November 18 shows hogs 21 000 head with inner packing sows at 9 90 to 10 50 and killing sows 11 50 to 11 78, heavy hogs 11 25 to 11 65, cattle 13 000 head higher with heavy steers 12 to 12 25 and yearlings 13 25, vealers 10 to 10 50, sheep 12 000 active with fat lambs 15 25 to 15 75 and feeding lambs 15 25 to 15 50.
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Chicago
Wichita Livestock Market Prices Report
Cattle 525 head strong and short fed steers at 8.35, cows and heifers 4 to 6.50, canners and cutters 3 to 3.75, veals 9, stockers and feeders 6 to 7.75. Hogs 1,500 head lower, bulk 11 to 11.30, packing sows 9.75 to 10, stock pigs 11 down. Sheep 225 head higher, lambs 14.15.
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Wichita
Associated Preas
Kan
Grain price ranges listed for wheat corn and oats
Kansas City wheat and corn prices are shown with ranges for various grades. Wheat number 2 hard 158 to 168, number 2 red 167 to 169. Corn number 3 white 84 to 86, number 2 yellow 87 to 89. Oats number 2 white 40 to 41, number 3 white 39 to 40.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Stock Prices Tumble In Early Market Selloff
An avalanche of sell orders hit the New York stock market as motor shares led the decline. Chrysler slid about 15 points and Mack Truck fell from 22 7/8 to 21 5/8 amid rapid losses and intensified selling.
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Associated Press
New York
Chrysler
Mack Truck
Market drift as spec sentiment stays unsure in New York
The New York stock market showed pronounced irregularity with uncertainty over the money outlook dampening demand for standard shares. Early gains of 1 to 3 points appeared in Mack Trucks U S Rubber and Coca Cola while high priced motor shares and specatories advanced later. U S Steel led gains with firms like American Can General Electric Hudson Motors Jordan Du Pont and Baltimore and Ohio rising 1 to 5 points. St Paul Railway remained firm amid reorganization talks and Midland Steel Products preferred fell five points. Foreign exchange opened steady with sterling at 4.85 5-16.
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Associated Press
New York
U. S
Chrysler
U & Steel
American Can
Geners Electric
Hudson Motors
Jordan
Dupont
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Paul
Cotton Market Doubts Grow Over 15 Million Bale Crop
New York reports show cotton edging higher on moderate buying amid poor weather and the McFadden yield estimate of 15,088,000 bales. Ginning pegged at 12,476,000 bales as sentiment stays cautious about sustaining a 20 cent price on a large crop.
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New York
McFadden
Washington
Clevenburg
Wheat market hinges on southern hemisphere weather
Chicago reports suggest the wheat market is weather driven with Argentina's crop and Buenos Aires trends watching closely. Declines reflect Buenos Aires gains fading as foreign buyers may boost North American prices. grain futures show potential for advance if Argentine and Australian conditions worsen. Corn remains weak from cash selling and hoped for farm consumption.
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Chicago
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Australia
Louis Finklea Dies From Pneumonia At Home
Louis Finklea proprietor of Finklea Electric company dies from double pneumonia at his home 2120 Taylor Street. He became critically ill suddenly prompting concern from friends this afternoon.
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Louis Finklea
The
Finklea
Reid Accuses U S Navy Court At Washington Trial
In Washington on November 18 Representative Frank Reid pressed the Mitchell court martial to flag the Shenandoah inquiry for President Coolidge. Major Kennedy resisted a Navy subpoena while Anton Heinen warned the Shenandoah had reduced safety by lowering automatic values. Witnesses described aviation details and questioned tests at McCook Field with ties to the dirigible’s framework and ballast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Frank Reid
Coolidge
Maj
Frank M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Army
Anton Heinen
Heinen
Mcookfield
Dayton
Ohio
Ppelin
Witchell
Gladys J. Klein
Jacob Klein
He Lakehurst Air Station
Lansdowne
He Shenandoah
Captain Foley
Foley
Lenape liner fire ends near Delaware Bay mouth
The 6,179 ton liner Lenape, burning with heavy smoke, reached anchor two miles off the Delaware shore after fleeing Cape May. Rescue boats moved passengers to safety as the revenue cutter Kickapoo and other coast guard craft stood by.
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Cape May
Devereaux
Delaware
Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Kickapoo
Cold Spring Harbor
N. J
Lewes
Carlight
Ull
Lewes Dock
Kiwanis Resolution Urges Immediate Repair Of Fourteenth Street
Kiwanis club unanimously adopted a resolution at its luncheon after Dr. R. M. Bennett, Safety First chairman, urged repairs on Fourteenth Street from Tyler to the high school. He said driving is nearly impossible and authorities have not acted yet.
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Fourteenth
Tyler
Tylor
Kiwanis Lab
R. M. Bennett
Bennett
Two Conferences Reject Unification Plan
The North Georgia conference voted 210 against and 116 for unification with the Methodist Episcopal church south. In Waxahachie Texas the Central Texas conference of the Southern Methodist church rejected unification by 145 to 146.
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The
Associated Press
Griffin, Ga
North Georgia
Waxahachie
Tex
Southern Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Texas
Mass Masonic Temple Dedication Draws 4000 Visitors
About 4000 Masonic visitors from three states are expected for the Amarillo dedication services of the new Masonic Temple on November 24. Panhandle area Masons and Khiva Shrine members predict the largest Texas Masonic representation yet, with delegations from Dallas Fort Worth Austin Oklahoma and New Mexico traveling in if weather cooperates.
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Amarillo
Khiva Shrine
Panhandle
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Boosters
Texas
Goethals Tours Hereford Dam Site Visit On Coast Trip
General Goethals plans to inspect other proposed dam sites on the Canadian river before leaving tomorrow night for New York. He shows little interest in publicity but talks of his grandchildren in New York Boston and his sons there. He praises Captain George Lewis as one of the finest young officers he has known.
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Boston
New York
Canal
General Goethals
Panama Canal
Tie
Goethals
George Lewis
Globe
Lewis
Capt. Lewis
Orthophonic Victrola Demonstration Tonight in Amarillo
A free public demonstration of the Orthophonic Victrola will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Amarillo Music Company 702 Polk Street. O V Wray announced the event noting comfortable seating and a likely large turnout. The machine is praised for life like almost uncanny reproductions of voice and instrumental music.
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Amarillo Music Company
Polk Street
O. V. Wray
Johnson Street PTA Invites Parents to Visit School
Johnson Street Ward school calls on Thursday for parents of students to visit. Classes run all day and visitors may dine at the cafeteria. At 12 30 p m a special program features reading by Mrs W A Coombs as part of the Parent-Teacher Association effort to encourage attendance.
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Johnson Street Ward
W. A. Coombs
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
New Domain Well Near Pan-Tex Promises Higher Oil Yields
The New Domain Oil Company well near Pan-Tex, long viewed as highly promising, has been producing about 100 barrels daily. It has recently been deepened and the fluid has advanced 2 900 feet, signaling a potential substantial increase in production.
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New Domain Oil Company
Pan-Tex
Amarillo Clamors for Sousa Band Tickets
Emil F. Myers of the Amarillo College of Music sponsors a Sousa Band appearance on December 1 with afternoon and night concerts. Popular demand has prompted mail order tickets from as far as 159 miles away. The concert will memorialize the band's first tour thirty three years ago and include The Stars and Stripes Forever, Liberty Bell March, and the National Game March.
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Sousa
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Amarillo
Mr. Myers
Noted Doctor and Servant Die in New York Fire
Dr. Edward Bennett Bronson, 80, retired consultant and Yale graduate of 1865, died after a house fire at his Forty-ninth Street residence off Fifth Avenue. Miss Mary Sullivan, a servant, died from burns. secretary Miss Sybil Skipton and cook Miss Mary Nolan were injured or hospitalized. An oil furnace exploded in the basement as flames engulfed the five story stone dwelling.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward Bennett Bronson
Yale
Forty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Mary Sullivan
Sybil Skipton
Mary Nolan
Bronson
Skipton
School Heads and Students Address Kiwanis Luncheon
Amarillo schools superintendent W A McIntosh urged Kiwanis support for American Education Week and warned neglect harms schools. Miss Marcella Walker advocated for student literary societies while high school students Clyde Allard and Edgar Canouse spoke. Rev John W Hendrix and Bill Becktold entertained.
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Kiwanis
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Hotel
McIntosh
Kiwanians
Marcella Walker
Clyde Allard
Edgar Canouse
John W. Hendrix
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Bill Becktold
Mrs Elvira M Gober Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs Elvira M Gober 54 died yesterday afternoon after months of illness. She was wife of Otis FE Gober of near Dumas and survived by brother A H McCracken and niece Mrs J C Walker. A Methodist church member in Sanger Texas the body will be sent there this afternoon by Griggs Undertaking with motives.
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Elvira M. Gober
Otis FE. Gober
Dumas
Rev Hendrix Arrives to Lead St. Pauls Methodist Church
The Rev J W Hendrix arrives in Amarillo to take charge of St Pauls for the coming year. Previously pastor at First Methodist Gallup New Mexico his four year tenure doubled church membership. He is described as strong in the pulpit and was a Kiwanis member in his former city. The Globe welcomes him and his family.
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J. W. Hendrix
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Amarillo
Hendrix
First Methodist Church
Gallup
New Mexico
Kiwanis Club
Globe
St. Paul's Church
Ius
Decision in Malpractice Suit Reversed for New Trial
The Texas Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in the Ruby Carter Ivey case from Harris County against John T. Moore over alleged malpractice in a Nov 18 decision. Damages of 425,000 were sought after a piece of gauze was alleged to be left in the incision. the jury had awarded 8,750.
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Associated Press
Austin
Ruby Carter-Ivey
Harris County
John T. Moore
Supreme Court
Moore
Curry Increases Fire Fighting Facilities for Amarillo
Amarillo will gain six more firefighters and a new $10,000 hose pump and chemical truck. Fire Chief Mark Curry, approved by the city commission, plans to station crews and reallocate apparatus to cover San Jacinto and surrounding areas while delineating response zones for Sixteenth street and Central stations. Central also will respond to San Jacinto calls.
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Amarillo
Mark Curry
Curry
Chicago
Central Fire Station
Sixteenth Street
San Jacinto
Country Club
Washington Street
Tenth Street
Central Station
Glenwood
Permits Under Day Act Cancelled by Treasury
Washington reports that all basic permits under the Day Act will be cancelled effective December 31. Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury announced the decision, while prohibition director James Eh. Jones ordered a thorough inquiry into permit holders to review records before issuing next year’s permits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
James Eh. Jones
Prohibition
Local notices list visits births travels and civic notes
Jack Burgess sells farms while Mrs. Le Gella Ochsner visits Mr. Erwin Ochner in Amarillo. A seriously ill child, stroke recovery, a Texas hospital operation, and a birth are reported. Education week brings visiting day at Tyler Street school.旅行 includes trips to Mexico and Glen Rose for Snyder sanitarium treatments.
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le Gella Ochsner
St. Louis
Erwin Ochner
East Eighth Street
Stephens
Pierce Street
F. B. Hart
Polk Street
Jimmy Shelton
Mexico
Lindsay
The
Security Benefit Association
Plainview
R. H. Lynn
Weet Thirteenth Street
Hilda
J. &. Montgomery
Madjson Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
C. A. Williams
BE. E. Diggs
4. J. Fires
Childress
H. A. Nobles
Glen Rose
Texas
Nobles
Snyder Sanitarium
Edward Rotan
Waco
Tesas Federation
Wells
Amarilho
Bank employee held in attack on Dallas girl
The Associated Press reports Thea Wynne a former Federal Reserve Bank employee was arrested in Dallas on November 18 charged with criminal assault of a one and a half year old girl. The child remains under medical care at home following the alleged attack Tuesday.
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Associated Wr
Dallas
Thea Wynne
Federal Reserve Bank
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Balt
Ohto Nee
Setae
Bethlehem Steel
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Toe
Colorado
SAM S. Denman & CO
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U.S. Navy
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Myers
ST. Paul’s
Commission
Jack Burgess
Wrigley’s
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