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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1924
Page
2
Reports from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis show cattle hogs and sheep trading higher. Hogs top around 11.45 in Chicago with varied ranges, cattle steady to higher, veals and yearlings leading prices, and lambs and ewes also firm. The market activity reflects steady demand across multiple regions.
Classified notice listing prices for hens over and under four pounds, leghorn and mixed breed roasters, turkeys with hens and tom weights, broilers, ducks, stags, and butter eggs. Indicates broken items not wanted, mold free butter, and delivery terms with prices per unit and per case.
A fragmented OCR list shows company names such as American Smelter American Locomotive and American Telephone with varied percentages next to many items. The page includes producers and refiners allocations and odds figures, referencing several steel and oil firms in a historical market snippet.
In a tight game the Giants prevail in the third of the series as Lindstrom, Frisch, and Terry contribute key hits. Washington scorer details show multiple solid at bats, with runs driven in by Gowdy and Lindstrom amid late-inning pressure.
A satirical poem depicts Miss Democracy facing a Republican rival The text frames Tex as a princess of democracy and a rival pretender in a divided era The piece notes voter fatigue and a desire for a strong leader while humorously urging the electorate to let George handle it.
The Senators overcame a late Giants rally as Zachary was knocked from the mound. Peckinpaugh delivered the deciding run in the ninth to seal the victory after McGraw used Nehf and Goslin faced the left handed lineup.
Mystery surrounds the theft of a portrait from Edwards studio on Polk Street after midnight Saturday. The photo depicted Amarillo’s beauty contest winner named among Texas’ top twenty five. The motive is unknown and the owner dismisses possible admirers seeking copies as the culprit.
An Afghan prince named Ibid Kahn, who reportedly sells tamales on Amarillo streets, was attacked from behind yesterday afternoon at Seventh and Polk. No suspect information is available. Kahn offered no motive for the assault.
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