Livestock and Oil Markets Reported Across Cities
Chicago markets on Monday show hogs 48 000 head higher with packing sows 9.85 to 10.28 dollars and heavy hogs 11.40 to 11.99. Cattle 22 009 head with matured steers around 16 dollars and sheep 22 000 head, feeding lambs 15.25 to 15.75. Kansas City markets list cattle, calves, hogs with top hogs 11.85 and stock pigs near 11.60 to 11.50, sheep 6 000 head at 14.35 to 14.55.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Omaha Stock Market Report Oct 19
South OmahaNeb October 19 cattle 20000 stockers and feeders steady to strong butcher stock slow steady a concise market note reflecting price tone for the day and region
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South Omaha
Neb
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Hog market rose with 11 600 head. prices ranged from 12.10 to 12.20 for heavies and 12.15 to 12.20 for feeders. Cattle activity slow with canners 2.60 to 3.00 and light vealers around 12.50. Sheep steady with lambs 14.75 to 15.00 and cull ewes 5 to 7.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
East St. Louis
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Prices Report
Oklahoma City market on October 19 shows cattle at 2900 head with grass fed steers up to 7.40, butcher cows 3.75 to 4.50, heifers 5.50 to 6.50, canners 2.25 to 5.50, stockers 6 to 7, hogs 400 head with top 11.65 and bulk 11.40 to 11.60.
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Oklahoma City
Oet
Wichita Livestock Prices High As Markets Rise
Wichita Kansas reports cattle with 3600 head, butcher cows 3.85 to 5.00, helfers 4.50 to 6.50, top veals 10.00, stockers 5.85 to 7.50. Hogs 1400 head higher, top 11.70, sows 9.50 to 9.76, stock pigs 10.50 to 16.75. Sheep 1800 head steady, lambs upward to 13.00, fat ewes 7.00.
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Wichita
Kan
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
Fort Worth market reports show cattle at 7 000 head with calves 2 000. Beeves bring 3.50 to 4.00, stockers 3.25 to 7.25, fat cows 3.25 to 5.50, yearlings 3.50 to 9. Bull calves 2.50 to 8.50. Hogs 709 up with top 12.35, bulk 12.15 to 12.35. Sheep 1 009 steady, lambs 12 to 23, ewes 5 to 6, wethers 7 to 9.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Kansas City cash grain list shows Wheat No 2 hard 1.56 to 1.70 dollars, No 2 red 1.67 to 1.70. Corn No 3 white 5 to 6 cents, No 2 yellow 84 to 86 cents. Data No 2 white 29 1 2 to 40 1 2 cents, No 3 white 39 1 2 to 40 cents.
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Kansas City
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Industrial Shares
Stock market closes with varied results across sectors as industrials and chemical shares show modest gains while others drift. Traders note limited volume and cautious optimism about demand.
Amarillo Produce and Poultry Market Summary
Local listings show prices for hens and broilers, including Leghorn stock and various turkey items. Packing stock butter and wholesale lines appear with small adjustments. several lines reference company names and regional vendors.
Wheat market gains as Russian crop rumors swirl
Chicago reports confirm Russian news propaganda aimed at wheat prices. European sources say the Russian harvest is smaller than expected while December wheat strengthens. Traders shift quickly from December to May as local operators bid higher and outside business stays light.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Europe
Chicago Tribune
Southern California Output Rises Narrowly as Wrigley Earnings Seen
New York reports last week Southern California output averaged 282 200 barrels daily, up 2900 from the prior week. William Wrigley Jr. Co earns 1 55 a share in the quarter ending Sept 30 vs 1 31 in Q3 1924. Nine months 4 19 vs 3 75. Skelly Oil directors meet today. Supreme Court opens at noon. In land steel understood to be negotiat
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California
William Wrigley, Jrr
Skelly Oi
Supreme Court
Inland Steel
Ship Fire at Mayport Leaves One Missing
Clyde Line officials search for William J. Lawler of Winthrop Massachusetts after the steamship Comanche burned off Mayport Saturday night. Ten people were injured as lifeboats were crushed or spilled into the sea during the blaze. Authorities plan an investigation to determine the fire’s origin.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Clyde Line
William J. Lawler
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Mayport
Texas Company Oil Tanner
Reaper
Meta
Little Seaport
Lawler
Lawler Goer
Half Minute Interviews in 1928 Headlines
Notable quick quotes from various figures including Mrs Madden in Rochester praising her. Roy Greenhill quips on a hen pecked husband. Frank Ponce discusses shotgun recoil versus mule kicks. Col Ernest Thompson describes free demitasse coffee at Amarillo hotel. Thompson notes radio hobby and May Peterson concert series with Atwater Kent signing thirty opera singers. Frank Storm reports a productive Three-N well near Shamrock. Dwight Newby mentions father’s health with sunshine. Earl Fuqua questions game decisions in world series. Miles Bivins returns home from Missouri and Kansas. Jene Howe mentions Congressman Dan Anthony visiting for hunting trips. Aclergyman H A Asbury and daughter at church punch passage. Denver Wible recounts duck hunting totals.
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Colonel Thompson
Davenport
Town
May Peterson
Atwater Kent
Federal trade commission dismisses complaint against Manhattan Shirt
Secretary Mellon testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee on tax cuts while Borden declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 dollar on common stock. Northwest endures a second heavy snowstorm. 1,184 telegraphers on the Atlantic coast threaten a 7 cent hourly wage increase as a strike at 4 p.m. looms. Market figures show twenty industrials down 57 points, rails down 18, bonds up 6.
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New York Banking Group
Borden Company
Mellon
House Way Committee
Northwest
Federal Trade Commission
Manhattan Shirt Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Cities Could Be Placed In Group For School Meets
The Interscholastic league considers dividing cities into divisions for public speaking contests after complaints from smaller high schools in districts including San Marcos Denton and Houston. City high schools favor a city division to reduce unfair advantage from larger schools and coach resources. A referendum among league members may approve the plan this year for state meet qualification.
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Austin
San Marcos
Denton
Houston
League
Bedichek
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Amarillo
U. S. Court Opens With Few Criminal Cases in Amarillo
Federal court opens with a light criminal docket as Judge James C. Wilson notes the near absence of crimes. Grand jury sworn with Sheriff Nelson and Sheriff Woodburn excused. West the Prohibition Officer reports assault details. Foreman W. H. Dorsett leads the grand jury as two or three criminal cases await next week.
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James C. Wilson
Prohibition
West
Aznamito
Federal Building
Grand Jury
Amarillo
United States Federal Court
Wiloun
San Jacinto Polecats Face Johnson Street Wildcats in Ward Game
The San Jacinto Polecats meet the Johnson street Wildcats in the first ward school conference game at Tele Cat's den. Game starts at 4 o'clock with Johnny Winters as referee and a large crowd expected including scouts. Both teams beat the McKinley Statesmen in pre season by similar margins. schedule to follow.
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Johnson Street Wildcats
Johnny Winters
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Wildcats
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Secon
National health official to speak here tomorrow
C. E. Smith, national health official, will address city hall at 10 o clock Tuesday on milk and the dairy ordinance Amarillo is considering. Smith speaks for the State Board of Health and a large attendance is desired.
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C. E. Smith
Amarillo
Mr. Smith
State Board of Health
East Ward Teachers Join State Association
East Ward school teachers in Amarillo have enrolled 100 percent in the Texas State Teachers association. Principal Maude L. Fletcher says several members will attend the Dallas convention November 26 27 and 28. Names include Irene Combs Craig Yeiser Wanda M. Porter Vada Russell Nannie Belle Maddrey Edwina Ratcliffe.
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Amarillo
Texas State Teachers Association
Dallas
Maude L. Fletcher
Irene Combs
Craig Yeiser
Wanda M. Porter
Vada Russell
Nannie Belle Maddrey
Edwina Ratcliffe
Mrs. Rietman Departs for Week-Long Visit
Mrs. H. Rietman left today for a week with her daughter Pauline Glover in Hereford.
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H. Rietman
Pauline Glover
Hereford
If it's pictures you want call Edwards Studio
A terse promotional line inviting readers to contact Edwards Studio for photography services. The note emphasizes studio availability and directs inquiries to the provided contact. No dated events or additional names are present.
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710
Edwards Studio
Earthquake Recorded Near New York on Oct 19
An earthquake centered about 550 miles from New York was detected by the Fordham university seismograph starting at 6:01 am and peaking at 6:03 am. Experts call the event of moderate strength and note the tremors continued in a north-south trace until 7:06 am with unclear directional certainty.
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Associated Press
New York
Fordham University
Musicum
Fordhame
Students Furnish Music For Canyon Churches
Canyon Oct 19 Students from Canyon high school and West Texas State Teachers college provide much of the music for local churches. The Methodist young people's orchestra led by student Miss Willie Mae Beavers performs at Sunday schools and evening services. The Canyon Methodist church also features a student choir and a church orchestra supporting regular morning services.
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Canyon High School
West Texas State Teachers College
Methodist Young People's Orchestra
Willie Mae Beavers
Canyon Methodist Church
Loomis Leaves for Long Beach After Father's Illness
A. E. Loomis departed Saturday for Long Beach California after a message from his sister Mrs. K Ffeltman reporting their father A W Loomis is critically ill with pneumonia.
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A. FE. Loomis
Long Beach
California
Mrs
K Ff. Feltman
A. W. Loomis
Ducks Dominate Amarillo Hunt Amid Historic Kill Total
A vivid recap shows thousands of ducks harvested around Amarillo with reports of record numbers, led by hunters including T. J. Wagner and Joe Payne. The piece touts Field gear from Panhandle Hardware and promotes Winchester oval shells, warm apparel, and decoy tips for safer cold-season duck hunting.
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Panhandle Hardware Company
Winchester
Coalitions and Crown Speech Open Path to Prime Minister
The article discusses uncertainty over who will become prime minister as a king’s first throne speech looms. It critiques the British Empire as a vast business needing strong advertising and sales talent, notes the Prince of Wales as a capable asset, and argues for higher federal judge salaries, suggesting at least 10 000 dollars annually and cites past 7 500 as inadequate today. It mentions the British dirigible R 33.
Thirty seven oppose special session in Texas legislature
Austin reports that thirty seven state legislators oppose a proposed special session while thirteen back it and eight remain undecided according to AP inquiries. The tally reflects a split stance among lawmakers on calling a special session.
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Associated Press
Austin
Dirigible carries monoplane on a trapeze flight trial
A 3,000 foot altitude stunt involved a monoplane suspended below a dirigible. The craft released to bomb a nearby city then rejoined the airship, flying for about half an hour before another release. Readers speculate a skilled aviation leadership could keep such tests safe.
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