Fort Worth Livestock Markets Show Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices
Fort Worth cattle and calves steady to firm with steers $3.50 to $6.50 and calves $2 to $5.25 while hogs slip with tops around $9.40 and bulk $9 to $9.30. Sheep steady to higher, lambs $12 to $13.25, feeders $10 to $12.50, yearlings $9 to $11.50 as regional trade contrasts with Kansas City and St Louis activity.
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Local Poultry Prices and Delights From Market Day
Auction notes show Amiari Ilo Produce listing Penh Hens 4 lbs and over and under 4 lbs with prices, Leghorns, Broilers, Roosters and Turkey items. Include Butter and Eggs with delivery price $13.50 and new cases added.
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Kansas and Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Report
Hog receipts around two thousand in Wichita with prices about 59 cents lower. packer top eight dollars and seventy five cents, bulk eight twenty five to eight seventy. Cattle receipts around six thousand five hundred with calves included. beef steers five to eight dollars, cows three twenty five to five, veal calves three to seven. Oklahoma City cattle two thousand eight hundred with steers six sixty, heifers five, cows five seventy five to four, calves six seventy five. hogs one thousand four hundred, bulk five sixty to nine.
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Wichita
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Cotton Grain Stocks Provisions Exchange Note
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange notes listing F C Higgins manager and Alex Hyman & Co of New Orleans with phone 3004. Trade itemized stamps and stock provisions reference.
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Amarillo
Texas
F.C. Higgins
Mgr. Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
Car Taken From Palo Duro Hotel Area
A Ford belonging to the American Tobacco Co driven by CO S Crisp was stolen from in front of the Palo Duro hotel yesterday and later found near the Canade ranch southwest of the city. About 80 dollars worth of sample tobacco six cartridge casings lenses and all movable items around the car were removed leaving the chassis and heavier engine parts.
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American Tobacco Company
CO. S. Crisp
Palo Duro
Canade Ranch
Haley Greer land suit set for jury decision
The Greer versus Haley civil case was sent to the jury in district court. J. D. Greer sues Haley for non payment of funds owed for land where Haley country club sits.
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Haley
District Court
J. D. Greer
Haley Country Club
McDowell recital benefits Orphans Home at Children’s Home
Music club plans a benefit recital at the Children’s Home tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Oscar Wise leads arrangements with Mrs. Ross Williams directing and Mrs. Harry Hatcher directing the chorus. A free will offering will be taken for the Orphans Home. The program features Liszt Cantique d Armour, Balfe In the Romans Life, violin and trombone solos, piano pieces, and the McDowell Chorus conducted by Mrs. M D Oliver and Oscar Wise among others.
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S. J. Cole
Lesley
Neal Norris
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M. D. Oliver
C. W. Cabot
Blanche Ramsey
Virginia Krug
Dream of Paradise
Schoonfield
Mesdames
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Martina
Flotow
G. C. McDaniel
M D. Oliver
Piper of Love
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Chopin
Gladys King
Bimmer
Forman McDowell
Amarillo residents discuss mayoral race and water needs
In a half minute interview series residents urge action on a city water question and growth. Charley Green is named for mayor with Allan Early and Frank Wolflin as commissioners. Other locals comment on hunting laws and Panhandle land values.
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J. Ray
Amarillo
Charley Green
Allan Early
Frank Wolflin
Badger game and empire echoes in a fragmented opinion piece
The text discusses the badger game and a British case involving a Rajah accused of blackmail, mentions President Coolidge considering railroad rate changes, and notes Morocco’s armistice with Abdel Krim. It contrasts imperial maintenance with domestic restraint and cites historic struggles for identity and sovereignty.
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Kashmir
East
Panhandle to Host Five Day April Music Festival
Emil F. Myers announces a greater Panhandle Music Festival planned for April 13 to 17 1925 in Amarillo. Two renowned artists are booked with more to follow as management seeks top echelon performers and diverse acts while he notes limited repeats due to artist availability.
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Emil F. Myers
Myers
Mr. Myers
Amarillo
Taxi Driver Held on Liquor Selling Charge
Lewis Blackwell a taxi driver was arrested by Chief of Police Clark Cain on liquor selling charges and handed to county officials. Gordon Shelly a witness was held after being accused of tossing a suitcase with two pints of intoxicating liquor from a train window before admitting the case was on the train.
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Lewis Blackwell
Clark Cain
Gordon Shelly
Shelley
West
Santa Fe
Canyon
Blackwell
Burglars Active in Two Texas Towns Report
In Killeen twelve stores were entered last night and looted of money and merchandise valued at several thousand dollars, officers saying it appeared to be the work of professional burglars. In Denton the Cobb Dry Goods store at Lewinville was robbed of silks and cloth worth $1000.
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Killeen
Tex
Denton
Cobb Dry Goods
Lewinville
Turkey Golf Tournament At Hillcrest Won By Two Teams
Six players competed in the Hillcrest turkey golf event. J. E. Clements and H. M. Reed teamed for a 96 total to win two turkeys, while C. L. Baskett and W. K. Chandler posted 99 for another turkey. Walter Sikes led individuals with 40 despite poor weather.
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Hillcrest
J. E. Clements
H. M. Reed
C. L. Baskett
W. K. Chandler
A Great Time for the Ladies and Their Lions
Tomorrow night at the Amarillo Hotel promises a notable social event as Dr. W. H. Flamm chairs the entertainment committee with C. A. Fisk Bill Flenniken and Jack Farwell. A fine dinner will start at 7 o clock with attendees urged to arrive by 6 40 and Lions urged to bring wives and guests.
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Amarillo
J. Ray
W. H. Flamm
C. A. Fisk
Bill Flenniken
Jack Farwell
Bank Robbery During Air Show At Loving Town
Four men robbed the Loving State Bank in Loving Texas at 10 30 this morning while an airplane performed stunts above the town. They fled in an automobile with $1200 in cash. The plane disappeared to the south following the robbers’ route.
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Associated Press
Loving
Tex
Navy
Loving State Bank
Jack County
Correction on location of new brick apartment house
A correction notes the building at Eleventh and Monroe streets instead of Fleventh and Fillmore. W. P. Cooper is erecting the $27,000 two story and basement brick building for W. R. Kaufman, architect and owner. Skate parts, 113 W. 7th.
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W. P. Cooper
W. R. Kaufman
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