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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
12
Oklahoma City and St Louis markets report cattle and hog prices for Nov 23 with ranges for fed steers cows and bulls. Chicago market shows hogs cattle lambs and poultry with price levels and trading activity across major regions.
Butter and eggs prices show higher quotes with creamery extra grade and firsts reported. Potatoes weaken with round white sacked prices listed for Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho ranges.
New York shares opened strong with Commercial Solvents up five points to 226 and International Combustion up 1% at a new high. DuPont rose about 1% as rails and industrials advanced after yesterday’s pullback, while Baldwin fell seven points from the prior high amid profit-taking.
The article lists novices headed to cross Khiva's desert after a ceremonial event. Names include George Arthur Barton Lockney A N Connally Amarillo J Walter Koorpp Groom William C Davis Childress Charley Madden Auburn Kan William Thomas Moseley Amarillo Merle Joseph Neilson Slaten Franklin BE Dine Berger Charley Lyman Upham Panhandle George Henry Held Panhandle Robert Bruce Stuart Penhandle Joe Henry Ward Childress Architeld Devils Ward Childrens William Cartie Timmerman Per herdle Harry Uaetzher Amerille Lawreace Hailey Nobles Amarite Way lend Alfred Eisele Amneriile Willem S Walker Shermered dete Presttin Minter Pompe Lewrrte Nel Bete teagh Pempe Beeree Porte Labtee Meter Chetee Jebeere Perretee We tem Corey Creve Lote bee are.
Coroner J. N. Phillips delivered a verdict of homicide at a Monday inquest held at the scene of the tragedy. Ball, a co-worker of the deceased, died from blows to the head after an alleged dispute over a man, with the inquest noting no other clear cause.
Bill Durham offers a 15 dollar reward for the return of his white bird dog with dark lemon spots and light gray eyes. The owner asks anyone who sees the setter to bring it to Bill Durham at Piggly Wiggly or to N O Miller at Marland Camp No 1 in Hutchinson county.
Odd distorted text fragment mentioning a child and mother with scattered phrases about night, weather, and medical terms. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or identities to clarify. No clear persons, places, or organizations emerge.
A chaotic syndicated column from Amarillo features a mayoral candidate railing against police practices, proposing jail reforms, and joking about relationships with officials. The piece includes wry asides on crime, radio gifts for prisoners, and a half-minute interview with Baron Beaverbrook amid broader civic satire.
A rambling message recounts hunting and camping misadventures in Bak County and discusses plans for a monster wrestling jubilee to raise funds for the Children’s Home. The writer hints at a future return, political ambitions, and a possible impeachment scenario while offering humorous self confidence about becoming mayor.
Frank J. Hogan presented a map of the Elk Hills field showing leases beyond Doheny’s and wells claimed to drain the government site. He said he would add facts government counsel omitted and described the machinery of oil matters and his clients. He recalled Doheny and Fall as figures from prospecting days in the West and Old Mexico.
Ell Hoover unveils new features to his show at the Nat with a faster wrap check and fresher entertainment. Tuesday and Wednesday offer $100 in Thanksgiving dinners via prize keys and baby pigs. Wade's Collegians perform in Amarillo before leaving for Florida. George Engman returns from a hunting trip.
A school teacher and lawyer traced Fall's career through the senate and described his rise to interior secretary in the Harding cabinet. Hogan highlighted on the map the sections in California governed by the government and oil companies.
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