Markets Report from Wichita to Chicago Notes Sept 10
Cattle and hog prices range across Wichita Kansas City and Chicago markets with steers, heifers, cows, and bulls quoted varying by weight. Sheep and lamb values move higher in St Louis and Oklahoma City, with grain and potato figures, poultry, butter, eggs, and foreign exchange noted alongside a market-opening stock rally led by Warner Pictures and Radio Corp. U S Industrial Alcohol and utilities.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kan
Texas
Kansas City
Kansas
Chicago
ST. Louis
Oklaoma City
Oklahoma City
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Warner Pictures
Radio Corporation U. S. Industrial Alcohol and Public Service of New Jersey
Federal Reserve Bank
General Motora
Mack Truck
U. S. Steel Corporation
General Asphalt
Next Governor Is Here in Texas Panhandle
Dan Moody, hailed as Texas next governor, thanked supporters and praised friend Sloan Kruser for a perfect box on his ranch with twelve votes all for Moody. Mrs. Moody rested after the campaign as Moody toured old friends and new acquaintances, praising Texans as a real compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Dan Moody
Texas
Sloan Kruser
Sloan
Legion Meet Promotes Citizenship and Flags Resolution
Delegates at the state Legion convention debated a resolution package calling for service bars on badges at state conventions, penalties for flag neglect on school buildings, and that flags be flown on public buildings. Governor candidate Dan Moody urged Legion support for citizenship and warned against communism while Congressman Tom Connally emphasized nonpartisanship. Moody urged vigilance against autocracy and celebrated the Legion’s role in caring for disabled veterans as the meeting prepared to adjourn after officer elections.
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Texas
Dan Moody
Moody
Tom Connally
Legion
American Legion
France
America
Republic
Dunning Moody
W. T. Dunning
Gonzales
Legion Posts
Dunning
Wayne Davis
Alamo Post
San Antonio
E. 0. Simpson
Amarillo
Davis
Germany and France vow peace and League of Nations path
Germany seated embraced a hopeful pledge to abandon arms and seek solutions through the League of Nations. Briant and Stresemann stressed faith, goodwill, and the need for economic understandings and new international cooperation beyond old national boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
M. Briant
Dr. Stresemann
Bonds Forfeited In District Court Involving Liquor Charges
Two bail bonds totaling 3500 dollars were forfeited after defendants failed to appear. Jim Bryant’s 2000 dollar bond on transporting and possession of intoxicating liquors, a felony, was forfeited with sureties Frank Givins C F E Wilmering and J Malcolm Shelton. Howard Miller’s 1500 dollar bond on a felony swindling charge was forfeited with sureties C N McFarland and J W Pottinger. Claude Huseman pled guilty to liquor transportation on the second count and was sentenced to two years, suspended on jury foreman H Harding’s recommendation. Huseman released on his own recognizance of 2000 dollars.
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Jim Bryant
Frank Givins
C. F E. Wilmering
J. Malcolm Shelton
Howard Miller
C. N. McFarland
J. W. Pottinger
Claude Huseman
H. ©. Harding
Huseman
Forty and Eight Banquet In Amarillo Honors WWI Veterans
The Forty and Eight banquet at the Amarillo hotel drew 150 attendees. Grand Chief De Gare W H Johnson of Houston chaired as Major H H Gilstrap Tulsa spoke. Officers for the year include W J Johnson Houston and L 5 Daniels Abilene among others with several resolutions thanking Chaplain Eugene Clark and the Amarillo Legion Post.
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Flanders Field
Amarillo
of the American Legion
de Gare
W. H. Johnson
Houston
Major H. H. Gilstrap
Veterans’ Bureau
Tulsa
Oklahoma
W. J. Johnson
de Train
de Train L. 5, Daniels, Abilene; Sons Chief de Train
L. W. Hoskins
Harlingen
T. A. Tune
Ranger
J. A. Pearson
Grand Garde la Parte
A. EK. Nichols
Wheeler
Eugene Clark
Sour Lake
Cheminot Nationale
A. S. Ribison
Gonzales
C. H. Jones
Abilene
S. G. Zimmerman
W. H. Haskell
Beaumont
Ben Dean
Breckenridge
H. A. Brown
Canyon
Lloyd C. Hill
Fort Worth
HH. Buchard
A. Lilliand, Jr
Jim Howze
San Benito
J. H. Futler
Stamford
Guy Hill
Amarillo American Legion
Leo Rice to attempt 746 mile speed test Saturday
Leo Rice speed test driver plans a 746 mile Amarillo to Corpus Christi run aiming for 50 mph average. He will start at 2 30 AM with a refueling stop at San Angelo and hopes to complete despite heavy road traffic and recent rain causing prior delays.
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Leo Rice
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Rice
San Angelo
Here
Lubbock
Praise Given Imperial Mexican Symphony in Amarillo Concert
Emil F. Myers lauded the Imperial Mexican Symphony Orchestra at the municipal auditorium last night praising the conducting while criticizing the singing. He contrasted it with the Tipica orchestra noting string instruments only. Elks lodge funds supported the charity event despite low attendance.
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Imperial Mexican Symphony Orchestra
Amarillo
Emil F. Myers
New Tropical Storm Advances Toward U.S. Coast
Reports to the weather bureau indicate a tropical storm centers northeast of Puerto Rico and moves northwestward toward the United States.
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iRy
Associated Prose
Washington
Weather Bureau
Porto Rico
Face Disfigured with Pimples and Blackheads
Kalispell Montana reports a personal testimony by Elkin and Berry from 1028 Third Ave West about using Resinol Ointment. The user describes relief after two to three weeks of twice daily application. The piece presents a consumer recommendation from a local business.
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Kalispell
Mont
Elkin &, Berry
Third Ave
West
Rock Island Interviewes Reflect Mixed City Sentiments
Half Minute Interviews capture Toney Chisum expressing low spirits after a failed attempt at the auditorium crowd. Red Deason jokes about California weather while L. D. Kight hopes the Rock Island proposition ends soon. T. W. Cotten praises the 1926 building program and anticipates 1927 growth.
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Toney Chisum
Rock Island
Funeral Held for James B Steele
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon for James B Steele 75 who died at the family home 1007 Johnson street at 2 45 Thursday. The services were conducted from the Griggs funeral chapel with Rev G F Irvin officiating. Burial was in Llano cemetery. He is survived by his widow and three sons J B Jr L H and R E all of Amarillo. He was a retired contractor and had lived in Amarillo 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Steele
Johnson Street
Griggs
G. 4
Irvin
Llano Cemetery
Steele
J. B. Jr
L. H
R. E
Amarillo
That Old Gang Heads Western Bill At Morgan Tent
The J. Doug Morgan company presents That Old Gang in a big western bill tonight at their waterproof tent on West Third Street near the old baseball park. The American Legion sponsors the show for local theater crowds.
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J. Doug Morgan Company
West Third Street
American Legion
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