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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
12
AP reports Chicago selections favor American painting and sculpture among 1200 entries in the thirty eighth annual show. Wriges announced Thursday. Also notes deaths and events in New Orleans Paris Rome Melilla Sturbridge John Brown case Honolulu oil bond approval Peeler comment jury service Illinois woman appeals jury rights.
Randall County farmers hail last Sunday's freeze as beneficial for cotton as it speeds boll opening and exposes bolls to sunlight. Many workers are needed for harvesting row crops and picking cotton in the coming month. Watkins' Products. 50 W. Sixth.
Amarillo author A L Spellmeyer argues in The Cattleman that Texas New Mexico and Arizona will see rapid growth as cattle prices recover and irrigation expands. He predicts Amarillo will quadruple its population in five years and cites expanding cotton and rain crop prospects along with evolving Los Angeles southwest trade links. He warns against overprice selling and misrepresented Los Angeles markets while endorsing profitable stocker cows and baby beef finishing.
Dodge Brothers Inc announces a new Dodge Brothers credit purchase plan for Dodge cars and Graham Brothers trucks. Commercial Investment Trust and affiliates will offer facilities to all dealers, with details to be shared after October 1. President Haynes says the plan ensures low rates and no extra costs beyond quoted rates for buyers seeking credit.
In Amarillo at 113 W Seventh Edwards Studio hosted by G O MecCrohan and family from Wheeler. The Amarillo Rubber Stamp Co promotes quality printing. A cold spell reduced duck sightings with Bob Miesse reporting 21 ducks from 21 shots. one canvas back weighed four pounds dressed.
The note discusses Panhandle beef selling at 7.54 to 7.75 in St Louis and Kansas City, with potential $8 in Los Angeles. Cows bring 4 cents per pound, worth 5.50 to 6 in LA. LA will consume 150000 fat cattle and 60000 calves. San Francisco will draw on southwest calves. Liquidation driven by bank cleanups looms, but future prices look brighter as demand grows.
Quality cattle face strong demand across the southwest as buyers seek better bulls. The region has few herds that should not upgrade by purchasing more capable sires. For pictures call 110, MAwarde Styadic.
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