Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets Reported
Livestock and grain markets report activity from Chicago St Louis Oklahoma City and Fort Worth with cattle hogs and lambs steady to higher. Prices vary by market with feeders calves and sows trading at multiple levels and grain quotes posted in Kansas City and Chicago.
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US City
Get
Ve Ge
Billings
Eteers Etemity
Chicago
ST. Louis
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Three Men Sentenced for Liquor Offenses
District report notes three men punished for liquor violations. Carter received a year in prison for transporting liquor by legal means. Jenkins got a year for another liquor offense. Kugeret was fined 184 and sentenced to sixty days for driving intoxicated. Court service hindered by Amarillo's rising transient population.
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Carter
Te & Pear
Egal Travepertetien
Lquer
U. M
Potter County
Amarillo
Moore couple announce birth of daughter Virginia Glen
Mr and Mrs W M Moore announce the arrival of a daughter Wednesday morning at Baylor hospital Dallas The baby will be named Virginia Glen Miss Margaret Paul of Staunton Virginia is visiting her uncle Howard Paul 1911 Harrison Street N H Edmondson of Adams Dry Goods company has returned from a Gat buying trip in St Louis and Cincinnati
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Margaret Paul
Staunton
Virginia
Howard Paul
Harrison Street
N. H. Edmondson
Adams Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Witty Quick Talks On Street Widening Protests
Half Minute Interviews feature Leland W. Abbott urging action to widen West Sixth street pavement, calling current conditions muddy and disgraceful. M. E. Neely groans about his mood, while Otis Rogers declines to share life philosophies, joking about not being hanged this morning.
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Leland W. Abbott
Tack
West Sixth Street
Otis Rogers
Kangaroo courts still active in prisons says warden
Captain George Weideling, warden of Cook County jail, reports prison kangaroo courts persist in most jails. Inmates judge, fine, and sometimes punish petty offenses with fines of ten to fifteen cents, with larger penalties possible.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Warden
Cook County
Weideling
Peter Hoffman
Wheaton
Kangaroo Court
Trading opens amid mixed signals from major firms
Early trading showed continued earnings strength and traffic for several carriers despite recent pressure. Shares of Coca Cola, Li pase Threshing Machine, Atlantic Coast Line and American Smelting faced forced liquidation pressure as investors weighed prospects.
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Raile
Ase Gos
Coca Cola
Lipase
Atlantic Coast Line
American
Carmel Myers named nearest perfect photographic woman on screen
Hollywood notes Carmel Myers has eight years in film and five as a star. A Metro official calls her fool proof before the camera. Nikolas Murray, Hungarian sculptor, praises her total beauty and the eyes and mouth.
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Hollywood
Carmel Myers
Miss Myers
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Nikolas Murray
48 Go to Colleges From Small Town of Thousand Population
In Franklin Texas a town of about 1000 people a record number of 48 residents attend colleges and universities this year. Among them two will be part of the floating university on a world cruise aboard the S S.
Improvements in Dodge Cars Raise Quietness and Longevity
Roy Cullum notes Dodge Brothers recently added engine refinements that reduce wear, lower operating costs, and extend life while keeping to a policy of constant improvement without yearly models. Widespread public endorsement follows July sales and deliveries, signaling enhanced performance across the Dodge line.
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Dodge Brothers, Inc
Roy Cullum
Dodge Brothers
Mr. Cullum
Edge Brothers
Pear
Geelere
Beth
Redige
Henge
Students Chosen To Attend Texas Colleges After Graduation
The Ryndam sailed from New York as the UT system draws the most attendees with fourteen students planning to enroll. Names include June Mitchell and David Blonstein at UT, Virgin Carter at Baylor, Zenelle Rhodes at SMU, Gladys Bush at Texas Christian University, and others heading to Baylor College Belton, Denton College of Industrial Arts, Sam Houston, and more across Texas. Some will study at A&M, SFA, and the Texas Medical branch in Galveston.
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Ryndam
New York
University of Texas
June Mitchell
David Blonstein
Mary Galloway
Milton Decherd
Henry Pretter
Roland Reynolds
Talmadge Boyd
Thomas Cole
Estes Cole
Taylor Cole
Mabel van Pelt
Vernon Walker
Albert Baxter
Albert Ullrich
Baylor University
Virgin Carter
Clarence Peters
Melvin Marshall
Faye Haygood
Estele Cadle
Lucibelle Lomax
Alma Ree Buchanan
Velma Reagen
Baylor College
Belton
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Bernice Brazier
Beulah Beall
Martha Steele
Josephine Mann
Grace Duffey
Southern Methodist University
Zenelle Rhodes
Rudolph Donat
Gladys Bush
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Southwest Texas Teachers’ College
San Marcos
Lallie Holman
Louise Lipscomb
Hortense Spiller
Hollis Frazier
Ada Duncan
Cecil Cobb
Jack Skains
Columbus Jackson
Howard Stegall
Clifford Gillan
Horace Holden
Texas A & M
Larence Martine
Oyce Hughes
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Nacogdoches
Calvert Curry
University of Texas At Galveston
Inez Cobb
Sam Houston
Huntaville
Nell Hurley
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
Rotary Club to Hold District Conference in Amarillo
The Amarillo gathering will feature a program of fun and instruction as Rotarians promote ethics and community service. Western Newspaper Union editor Mr. Whitehead, aiding a Texas Chamber of Commerce data series, notes farm journals will carry the coverage. Guy Saunders, district president, announces nine Panhandle clubs will meet October 28 in Amarillo.
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Evry Albright
Wivtota
Rotary
Wevinees, Sr
Amarillo
EM. Whitehead
Wet
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Whitehead
North Panhandle
Guy Saunders
Panhandle
Business Women Buy Palisades Club Site
The Business and Professional Women’s club purchased a clubhouse site in the Palisades and will start construction of a country home and club house in spring 1927. Development plans include a lake over a mile long, a community clubhouse, and an eighteen hole golf course. Fifty more buildings are expected before November 15 amid active landscaping and camps already erected.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Palisades
W. B. Simmons
Finds Thiel's Hand When She Reached for Switch
A garbled OCR item notes an event involving Thiel and a switch, with unclear surrounding details. The readable portion mentions Thiel and a switch action but lacks coherent context or dates.
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Thiel
Rabbi Sperka Sermon to Explore Life Worth Living
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will speak Friday night at St. Andrews Episcopal annex on life as a meaningful quest. He frames the sermon as a response to Shakespeare and will discuss finding the problem and seeking solutions, including views on youth. Public invited.
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Joshua Sperka
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Shakespeare
Rabbi Sperka
Columbia University
New York
Lavoptik Claims Quick Eye Relief for Tired Eyes
After a long day at work many readers found Lavoptik refreshing. A testimonial from H Buesch says it eliminates eye fatigue and pain, enabling night reading and movie viewing, with the Postoffice Drug Co. at 612 Taylor St. as the supplier.
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Lavoptik
H. Buesch
Postoffice Drug Co
Taylor St
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