Livestock Markets Report From Fort Worth St Louis and Chicago
Across Fort Worth East St Louis and Chicago markets on Sept 10 cattle hogs sheep showed mixed moves. Fort Worth noted lower cattle prices with calves $2 to $6.50 and hogs around $9.50 to $9.75. East St Louis recorded strong hogs top $10.29 and cattle slow for Oklahoma steers $5 to $7.50. Chicago listed hogs steady to higher up to $10.05, cattle weak with yearlings around $11.25 and calves hard to sell, sheep steady to strong with lambs $13.50 to $14.19.
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Fort Worth
ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices and a Sunday Swimming Reward
Kansas City cattle 11 000 head steady with steers up to 10.90 and yearlings 10.50. hogs 6 500 higher with bulk 9.10 to 9.55. sheep 12 000 higher with range lambs 18.35 to 13.75. Also five dollars in gold for the fastest swimmer next Sunday at 3 30 at Harding's Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harding
Amérllo Produce Price List for Poultry and Eggs
A vintage price sheet lists poultry and eggs items with weights and unit prices. Hens by weight class, leghorns, broilers, ducks, geese, turkeys with per pound prices, roosters and old toms, plus eggs at 18 cents, butter mould-free, and freight terms with loss charges per case.
Wichita Livestock Market Report September Prices
Hog receipts 900. top 9.45 with bulk at 9.25 to 9.40 and tops for cuts at 8. Cattle receipts 600 including 100 calves. beef steers 5 to 7.85. beef heifers 3.25 to 6.50. beef cows 3 to 4.25. veal calves 3 to 4.50. stockers and feeders 2.75 to 6.25. stock cows and heifers 2 to 3.?. good feeder steers 5.60.
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Wichita
Kan
Market Wheat and Corn Prices Reported With Close Time Notice
Kansas City cash market figures show No 1 red wheat at 1.31 DEE to hat and No 3 hard at 1.14 percent. Corn No 2 white bids around 2.11 with No 3 white at 2.10. Rye and barley listings appear with mixed quotations and a note that trading adjourns at 11:45 a m and cash about 12 o'clock on Defense Day Friday the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereccatese
Giana Ser Gpiaeco
Leopold and Loeb Life Imprisonment Verdict Reported
The judge sentences Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb to life in prison. Foreman Leopold and Allan Loeb show mixed reactions as the Loeb Leopold group hears the verdict. The defendants are taken back to jail as the courtroom empties. A note adds a swimming contest at Harding's ranch at 8:20 Sunday with room for many spectators.
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Foreman Leopold
Nathan
Loeb-Leopold Group
Allan Loeb
Richard
Jacob Loeb
Chicago
Judge Caverly
Loebs
Leopolds
Nathan, Jr
Formal Opening of New Marizon Store Tonight
Joe Marizon hosts the formal opening of a new Polk street store in Amarillo at 7:30 PM with live fashion models and an orchestra playing until 10:30 PM. The shop promises exclusive ladies wear and up to date merchandise in a stylish setting. A 1/2 mile swimming contest is planned for next Sunday at the Harding ranch.
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Marizon
Joe Marizon
Polk Street
Amarillo
Parole prospects discussed after Leopold and Loeb sentence
In court Nathan Leopold Jr and Jacob Loeb face possible parole after lengthy sentences for Bobby Franks murder. Defense argues parole after twenty years or after thirty seven and a half years under the ninety nine year terms. Edwin Gresham opposes comment. Judge Caverly withdraws, escorted by guards after sentencing.
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Nathan Leopold, Jr
Edwin Gresham
Franks
Bobby
Darrow
Jacob Loeb
Shamrock smiles light Polk Street in Amarillo
A festive Shamrock visit illuminates Polk Street as Miss Margaret Nicholson, Shamrock’s banker’s daughter and Duchess of Shamrock, tours the area with Bill Walker, Shamrock Chamber of Commerce president and her manager. Walker touts a strong cotton season and local wealth, noting 30 000 bales of cotton expected from Shamrock. A $5 gold piece prize is advertised for swimming next Sunday.
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Polk Street
Amarillo
Margaret Nicholson
Shamrock
Bill Walker
Shamrock Chamber of Commerce
Miss Nicholson
Hudson
Walker
Col Herring Denounces Life Sentence for Chicago Pair
Col C T Herring expressed indignation at the life terms given to two Chicago murderers. He told a Globe reporter he cannot understand the ruling and noted Judge Caverly’s reported hangings for other cases, arguing the Franks boy case was equally brutal.
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C. T. Herring
Chicago
Colonel Herring
Globe
Green Opens Modern Front Office in West Sixth Street
Real estate man J. L. Summers leases office from Charles L. Green at 110 West Sixth Street and moves to the Ray-Bynum building. Green installs a modern front and an office updated in every respect. Dr. W. P. Greening of Pauls Valley, brother of the ill Dr. J. R. Greening, returns to Amarillo with his wife after a brief visit following his brother's slight improvement.
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J. L. Summers
Charles L. Green
West Sixth Street
Mr. Summers
Ray-Bynum
Mr. Green
W. P. Greening
Pauls Valley
Okla
J. R. Greening
Amarillo
Greening
Mrs Wright Returns from Glen Rose Treatment Benefit
Mrs. S H Wright, after treatment at Glen Rose Texas, returns home greatly benefited. Her parents Mr and Mrs C C Vaughn of Mount Pleasant Texas accompany her home for a short visit.
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S. H. Wright
Glen Rose
Tex
C. C. Vaughn
Mount Pleasant
Open air swimming contest next Sunday at Harding's ranch
Mrs. Joe Schwartz of Purcell Oklahoma visits her son Harry Schwartz at 220714 Polk Street. A notice invites the public to an open air swimming contest next Sunday at 3 30 at Harding's ranch for thrill seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Joe Schwartz
Purcell, Okla
Harry Schwartz
Polk Street
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Webster Bldg
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Texas
H. W. Stuart
Mgr
Alex Husuan
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. Co
Amarillo Grain
Wichita Livestock
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Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
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B."m. Puckett
Harding Ranch
Clarence
Alons Polk Street
Panhandle
Black Cat
Bobby Coats
Marion Shop Fair Theater
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D.C
Walt Mason
Jane Harmon
Williams’ Department Store
Williams
Tri-State Fair
Children’s Union
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