Livestock and Oil Market Update Across Wichita and Fort Worth
Wichita and Fort Worth stockyards report Sept 14 trading. Hogs in Wichita 2,200 with packing sows 9.75 to 10, cattle 2,900 including 900 calves firm for Texas grade beef and veal. sheep 200 steady. Fort Worth cattle 6,000 with 2,300 calves steady. hogs higher with top 10.55 and bulk 12.30 to 13. sheep 1,000 steady with lambs 12 to 14 and ewes 5 to 6.
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Wichita
Kan
Texas Graseers
Fort Worth
Omaha Livestock Cattle Market Activity
South Omaha Nebraska September 14 cattle trade fairly active with prices steady to 15 cents lower on all grades.
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Omaha Livestock South
Omaha
Neb
Chicago and St Louis Livestock Prices Reported Sept 14
Chicago hogs 28 000 uneven top 17 60 with sows pigs and heavies in varied ranges. Cattle 23 000 higher with fed steers to 15 75 and yearlings to 15 50. St Louis hogs 34 500 higher top 13 75 with cattle and sheep also showing gains across multiple classes.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Western Grass Steels
Sheen
Kansas City Livestock Market Report September cattle hogs and sheep
Kansas City market data for cattle hogs and sheep dated September 14 shows 25 000 cattle including 5 000 calves with prices from 3.75 to 12. veal top 12 and hogs 6 500 with tops to 14 25 and sheep 10 000 with western lambs at 15 75 to 15 80 nations 14 to 14 25 and range owes 7 75.
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Newswire Report
Oklahoma City reports cattle 1300 head with active heifers at 8 dollars cow ranges 3.75 to 4.75 and dealers at 8 to 9 dollars. Hogs 600 head higher topped at 12.90 with bulk 12.65 to 12.90. packing sows 10.50 and pigs 10.50.
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Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
Chicago cash grain prices on Sept 14
Wheat No 1 hard 1.54 1/2 dollars and No 2 hard 1.52 1/2 dollars. Corn No 2 mixed 96 1/2 to 97 1/4 dollars and No 2 yellow 97 to 98 dollars. Oats No 2 white 40 1/? dollars.
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Chicago
Amarillo Grain Market Report
The Amarillo market shows bids of 1.60 for 285 units and 1.70 for 48 units as grain traders assess rye and corn futures. No further details available.
Amarillo Produce Hens and Turkeys Headline Prices
Amarillo market listings show hens at 18 cents, Leghorn hens 268, broilers at 17 cents, and mixed breeds 12 cents. Prices for stags and turkeys vary with No 1 Hen and Tom Turkeys at 1 cent and Old Tom Turkeys at 10 cents. butter and eggs are listed with a note of loss chargebacks totaling 8.40 dollars.
Grain prices in Kansas City market report
Kansas City report lists wheat at No. 2 hard 1.53 to 1.65 dollars and No. 2 red 1.69 to 1.70. Corn No. 3 white 91 to 92 cents and No. 2 yellow 98 to 99. Oats No. 2 white 41 to 42 cents and No. 3 white 40 to 41 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Dims as Wheat Takes Early Slump
Wheat prices opened slightly lower amid expectations of continued Canada crop movement and heavy North Dakota receipts. December eased to 147¼, May to 150, with December corn at 84 and oats around 42. Despite higher hog values, provisions fell.
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Canada
North Dakota
Little Pan tex grows with new railroad and town
The tiny Pan tex community flourishes as oil development expands the Panhandle. A Rock Island railroad through the North Plains from Liberal, Kansas, promises growth, with a general store, filling station, barber shop, two confectionaries, a restaurant, a hotel, a post office and laundry agency existing now. The Domain well nearby boosts prospects, and more sites are planned within reach.
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Rock Island
North Plains
Liberal
Kansas
Panhandle
Prospect
T C Moore Funeral to Be Held Tuesday Afternoon
Funeral services for farmer T C Moore who died Saturday at the Smith building will be held Tuesday at 3 p m from Griges chapel with Rev G L Yates of the First Baptist church officiating. Burial is in Llano cemetery. Pallbearers include D Duniven Henry Burch Lonnie Burch Frank Crawford Ray Thomas and Frank Roddie. A brother W I H Moore and a brother in law J Walker from Lott Texas will attend. Membership at First Christian church has risen from 500 to 876 in 18 months under Rev F W O Maley.
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Smith Building
Griges Chapel
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
D. Duniven
Henry Burch
Lonnie Burch
Frank Crawford
Ray Thomas
Frank Roddie
Bowen to Lead Radio Department at McDonald Auto Supply
Glenn L. Bowen accepts a position at McDonald Auto Supply and will oversee the radio department. Globe want ads bring results.
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Glenn L. Bowen
McDonald Auto Supply Company
Globe
Half Minute Interviews on Amarillo Events and Nonsense
A collection of brief remarks from local figures in Amarillo. Topics include Panhandle waterfowl sho oting prospects, circus parade plans, store hours during the Tri State fair, golf chatter, a new Globe columnist, traffic-safety observations, and wildlife laws.
First Baby Born in New Amarillo Revisited
Mrs. Sam B Keen of New Orleans recalls being Amarillo s first baby born in the present city in 1890 at the Olive hotel site. She notes the town s early moves, her grandfather H H Brooks publisher of The Champion, and the region s then undeveloped state now nearing growth.
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Sam B. Keen
New Orleans
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Coral Wisdom
H. H. Brooks
Champion
Brook’s Place
Hillcrest Golf Club
Panhandle
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Cotton Commis
Surplus Mississippi Waters Could Fertilize Deserts
The article argues that intelligent action could redirect the Mississippi surplus waters away from the Gulf and toward arid lands to transform Western deserts into fertile farms, highlighting potential large scale water management.
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Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Autry Baby Dies and Funeral Held
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Autry of 600 Tennessee Street died Sunday afternoon at home. Funeral services were held at Blackburn Funeral Home this afternoon at 3 o clock with Rev W H Fisher of San Jacinto Methodist Church officiating.
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BE. Autry
Tennessee Street
Blackburn Funeral Home
W. H. Fisher
San Jacinto Meth
Construction Starts Refinery Upgrade at Carlsbad NM
Local notes report There There Everywhere Construction begins on the Carlsbad refinery upgrade. L R Mickey sells Panhandle Drug Store to Mes sra Scott and A L Hatcher Jr. J H Skaggs and Biggs Horn buy 710 cattle from Steve Trigg for October 1 delivery. Amarillo hotel menu touts local products. Mr and Mrs Billy Caldwell welcome an eight pound baby boy.
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New Mexico
L. R. Mickey
Panhandle
Messra Scott
A. L. Hatcher
J. H. Skaggs
Biggs Horn
White Deer
Steve Trigg
Amarillo
Great West
Amarillo Hotel
Billy Caldwell
Tincoln Street
Barbers Declined Responsibility for Customers Hats in NY Ruling
A New York judge ruled barbers are craftsmen earning wages, not capitalists running a trade and trust, absolving them of responsibility for customers hats. The remark comes in a quotation from Amarillo and cites comments by Jack Lyons, a golf-playing railroad conductor from Raton, New Mexico, praising a Globe write-up of a metropolitan self tournament.
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New York
Jack Lyons
Raton
New Mexico
Globe
Permit Granted For $6500 Dwelling At 1408 Hughes Street
Frank Buckingham of 1408 Hughes Street received a permit to build a dwelling at that address with a total cost of 6500. The obituary notes indicate burial occurred at Liano Cemetery following church services.
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Frank Buckingham
Hughes Street
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