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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1924
Page
3
Fort Worth Oklahoma City West St Louis and Kansas City markets report cattle hogs and sheep trading mixed. Cattle mostly steady to higher with calves and yearlings noted, hogs up to 9.65 top in Fort Worth and 8.80 to 39.10 in Oklahoma City, lambs and mutton showing gains in St Louis and Kansas City.
Hog receipts reach 1700 with prices 10 cents higher. top 4.20, bulk 9.00 to 9.15, outs 8. Cattle receipts include 300 calves. market slow and 20 to 40 cents lower for week on all cattle, cattle 100 cents lower for well finished ranged around 23 to 24 dollars.
Hogs 35,000 head with varying bids: slaughter hogs 37 to 7.25, heavy hogs 25 to 9.80, lighter carcasses 7.79 to 9.60, sows 0 to 38,007, boars 28.25 to 4. Bulls 38.25 to 4. Cattle and sheep also listed with ranges. lambs and fat lambs shown, no early sheep sales.
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange invites comparison on on farm and ranch loans. C H Higgins, manager, and Hyman & Co of New Orleans, La coordinate financing options. Phone 3004.
A local classified item lists poultry lines including hens four pounds and over and under four pounds Leghorn and Springs broilers roosters and old roosters per pound with assorted entries for geese turkeys hens and toms. Butter eggs and cheese are priced with notes on freshness and delivery terms.
Spencer R. C. Pool a dairyman was arrested yesterday for selling milk from unpermitted dairies and had his permit canceled by the city inspector. He was arrested again this morning for selling milk without a permit. The city commission heard the case yesterday. the matter was set for advisement. The inspector said no sale of milk in the city would be allowed for thirty days unless affidavits from Fort Worth health officials certified the milk quality.
J D Hancock resigns as Armour & Company Amarillo local manager after four and a half years to take a larger wholesale post in Dallas He plans to keep Amarillo as home and frequent the city He has been active in civic affairs including the Board of City Development Kiwanis and the Tri-State Fair in 1923 Citizens regret his departure and wish him success.
J. E. Jeffress who organized the Little Wonder Grocery at Fifth and Polk today made a voluntary assignment and named J. E. Hobbs trustee. Hobbs takes charge with Jeffress operating the business as lender and backer to recover from financial difficulties and improve the store.
Howard Payne college defeats Southwestern Teachers College Bobcats 32 to 6 in San Marcos Texas with Joe Cheaney scoring four touchdowns. The Brownwood team now leads TIAC hopes and fans expect Cheaney to remain unbeatable when facing Simmons College of Abilene on Thanksgiving in Brownwood.
A string of visitors and locals were seen in Amarillo yesterday and today including Fk F Talley a Miami farmer and stockman Jack Hart Shamrock Clyde Cox Plainview W H Walburn Altus H Robin Lub bock Bertha McGee Hereford C C Moore Dalhart A C Hatch Tucumcari J Gable Dallas James A Norman Clarendon and Mrs Walter Foster wife of the city light and water superintendent An arrival Lt Rumph of Dallas will head Amarillo as North and West Texas representative for Sherwin Williams Paint Company Wales Madden discussed property near Tenth and Adams with apartment construction plans
The Globe previews the 1924 Rock Island industrial directory with Amarillo sections and nearby areas. Rail officials in Amarillo and Santa Fe routes are in town or visiting, plus a basketball game at Dreamland between Santa Fe and Amarillo College.
The MacDowell Music club will present a benefit program at the Children's Home next Tuesday evening. A free will offering will be collected for the home and the program includes piano and vocal numbers, the club chorus, and several readings. Mrs. Oscar Wise is president and Mrs. Ross Williams chairs the committee.
Col. John E. Swanger, head of the Modern Woodmen Sanatorium at Woodmen Colorado, will address an open Palo Duro Camp gathering tonight at Woodmen hall. The program starts at 7 30 with State Deputy R J Vidler of Dallas expected to attend. Dancing and refreshments follow the address.
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