Fort Worth Livestock Prices Steady as Receipts Rise
Wet Markets report steady cattle hogs and sheep tone across Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. Cattle ranges include calves yearlings and heifers priced from 1.50 to 7.50 with various grade brackets. Hogs show newer highs around 9.25 to 9.75, while sheep and lambs list spring lambs up to 13.25 and feeder lambs 10 to 12.50.
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Fort Worth
New York Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Dark Cievare
Der
New York
American Smelter
Atchison ‘ Ceeres
Asphalteo
Baldwin Locomotive
Chalmers
Crucible Steel
Cosden
General Motors
Kennicott OM
Kafir
Middle States
Mile
Sinclair
Studebakey
Texaco
Tr. & Pp
S. Steel
Utah
Westinghouse ‘ de Prions
Chicago
Dallas
AMARILI Hens and poultry pricing list and egg note
Poultry rates listed for hens, turkey hens, broilers, leghorns, roosters, and turkeys with weights and prices per pound. Includes eggs, butter and delivery note with new cases charged back at $13.50.
Amarillo Grain Cotton and Grain Exchange notice
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange listing in Amarillo Texas shows F. Higgins Met and Alex Hyman & Co New Orleans with phone 3004 indicating market or trading information for cotton and grain stocks and provisions.
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Alex Hyman & Co
Polk St
Amarillo
Texas
Higgins
Met
New Orleans
Hog and cattle receipts mix in Wichita market update
Hog receipts 300 with prices 15 cents higher. Top at 8.75, bulk 8.40 to 8.70, top cut outs 7.75. Cattle receipts 200 incl 199 calves. Weekly trend steady to strong for butcher stock. canners 15 cents higher. cutters and bulls steady. veal up 50 cents. feeders steady to strong.
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Wichita
Kan
Dalhart C of C Holds Year End Membership Banquet
The Dalhart Chamber of Commerce held its year end banquet at the De Soto hotel with about 200 members attending. Porter A Whaley and Joe A Swift were principal speakers, and a new budget system plus plans for an enlarged agricultural exhibit, advertising campaign, and commission form of government were outlined for 1925.
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Dalhart
Tex
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
de Soto Hotel
Porter A. Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Joe A. Swift
Kansas City
Margaret Doorley
J. R. Fox
J. M. Burrow
August Hesse
F. E B. McDowell
H. B. Thompson
Tea Honors Mrs Milo Atkinson Guest in Amarillo
The Child Welfare club hosted a tea and music honoring Mrs Milo Atkinson formerly of Amarillo now visiting Wichita Falls. The event at Mrs R J Parsons 1200 Van Buren featured candlelit rooms, fall flowers, and a program including folk songs piano solos readings and vocal selections by local members and guests. About forty guests attended with Mrs John Montgomery presiding at tea.
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Milo Atkinson
Wichita Falls
Lee Bivins
Polk Street
Child Welfare Club
Atkinson
R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
Charles F. Smith
John Montgomery
Reading
Pattie Brooks
Clinton Okla
F. B Woodruff
Ed R. Mayer
R. C. Martini
Slayer of Own Bride Sentenced to Hang
Les ter Kahl a 24 year old from Shipman Michigan confessed to killing his bride near Carlinville Illinois. Judge Frank W Burton condemned him to death by hanging on December 22 marking the first gallows execution in Macoupin County history. He clutched his throat and wilted when the sentence was read.
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Carlinville
Ill
Lester Kahl
Shipman
Frank W. Burton
Kahl
Macoupin County
Panhandle oil and gas expansion steady in Amarillo region
The Panhandle sees industrial growth as a pipeline ships oil to Amarillo and two refineries operate with more planned. Prairie Oil & Gas buys 200000 acres of gas lands, forms Southwestern Development, acquires Amarillo distributing plant and a pipeline, and invests about 4 million dollars signaling future local industrial activity.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Southwestrn Development Company
Attoether
Globe contests award Thanksgiving and ad placement prizes
The Globe announces winners in two contests. Thanksgiving prize winners are Carol Vassas Amacker, C W Smith, and Bonnie Rae Hall with $3 $2 and $1 respectively. Ad placement winners are C J Locher Ruby Williams and Grace Carter with $3 $2 and $1. Checks mailed. editor thanks entrants and promises future contests.
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Globe
Carol Vassas Amacker
Jackson Street
C. W. Smith
Hughes Street
Bonnie Rae Hall
Fillmore Street
C. J. Locher
Virginia Avenue
Ruby Williams
Tyler Street
Grace Carter
The
Wray Piano Campaign Draws Strong Local Response
O V Wray, Amarillo piano dealer, offers free music lessons with every piano and extends the deal to December 24. Lessons may occur at his studio or other Panhandle locations, appealing to families deterred by lesson costs. Six months of instruction aims to give pupils a solid start, with nightly radio concerts on the Hruswick Radiola.
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O. V. Wray
Wray
Amarillo
Panhandle
Cole Leaves AP Wire for Local Exchange Job
Hubert G. Cole long time telegraph operator for the Associated Press announces he will join HW G Heard and company Amarillo branch of the H. and B. Beer Cotton Grain and Stock exchange. He will be in charge of the local office. Mrs. Cole also works the AP wire at The Globe.
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Hubert G. Cole
Associated Press
HW. G. Heard and Company
H. & B. Beer Cotton, Grain and Stock Exchange
Amarillo
Mr. Cole
Cole
Amarillo Daily News
The
Globe
Cathedral of Saint John the Divine faces slow fundraising
A New York observer notes the Cathedral of St John the Divine needs funds for completion and has only reached one fifth of the 15 million dollar goal. A benefactor gives 200000 for the nave while critics say religious giving reflects declining commitment among men of means. The piece likens donations to club dues rather than conviction.
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St. John the Divine
New York
Twin Boys Arrive For Mrs. Ware As Family Grows
Mrs. Arthur Ware welcomed twin sons last evening. The newborns are described as husky and lusty while their mother recovers well. Col onel C. T. Herring receives congratulations as the arrival makes him a great grandfather.
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Arthur Ware
C. T. Herring
Expression of gratitude for sympathy after loss of Stephens and relatives
We express deep appreciation for the spirit of sympathy shown by the Masons and friends in our sorrow for the death of our brother and uncle John H. Stephens and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Eakman Mrs. Allie Cartwright M. W. Cunningham and others. General repairs 113 W. 7th.
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Masons
John H. Stephens
Cyrus Eakman
Allie Cartwright
M. W. Cunningham
What They Say What is the trouble with Amaril
J. W. Crudgington argues against the city manager plan and favors a mayor and three commissioners with clearly assigned duties. He urges amending the city charter to Elect suitable leaders and reorganize governance for a stronger town.
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Board of Commissioners
J. W. Crudgington
Soup or Red Paint Confusion Stumps Doctor Narrator
A comical narrator with a cold confuses soup with red paint while examining a patient. The scene plays on mistaken sight and the punchline rests on the doctor’s inability to tell the color.
Vast California game preserve to house lions and tigers
Frederick L. Sims announces a 50 000 acre California hunting reserve to stock 100 African lions and 40 Bengal tigers among other species. The fenced tract in a Pacific Coast club will feature carnivore enclosures, buffalo hunts, a $260 000 clubhouse, golf and tennis facilities, 4 000 members, and plans to open next September.
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Chicago
Africa
India
California
Pacific Coast
24 Loew's State Building
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Frederick L. Sims
United States
Ray Meacham
Long Beach Calif
John Rawley
Alhambra
Calif
Roland Hill
Bakersfield
C. C. West
San Gabriel
King Sale Moving Goods
C. EB. King of the C. FE. King Dry Goods company said their sale is moving goods fast and stock will be disposed before moving to a new building. He praised The Globe as the advertising medium and noted a double page ad increased business, with clerks added and greater activity on Friday.
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C. EB. King
C. FE. King Dry Goods Company
King
Globe
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Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
Navy
Amarillo Grain
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Wichita Livestock
Dalhart C. of
Our Service
Hamon - Whittington Mortgage Co
Amarillo, Texas
Barnum Oil Survey
Wall Street
Twin Boys
Amaril
BISON
King Sale Moving Goods
J.F. Bromert
D.C
Crater
Packer
M & L Transfer & Storage Co
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