Livestock Markets Report From Fort Worth and Kansas City
Fort Worth market reports show cattle volume around 4 500 with varied classes including calves hogs sows and goats trading in ranges from 2 to 16. prices for cattle and calves noted across stockers cows and yearlings. Kansas City market tallies 21 090 cattle 5 000 steady top steers near 10 3 4 with veals to 19 and hogs 7 5 to 16 05 for top and bulk sales near 9 3 to 10.00.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Bologna
Livestock Prices in East St. Louis Market Report
East St. Louis market reports hogs and cattle prices with ranges for hogs sows and pigs and cattle including steers vealers and yearlings. Sheep listings show fat lambs ewes and heavy ewes with price points across categories.
Hog and cattle prices advance at Wichita and Chicago markets
Hog receipts 800 with steady demand. top $9.80 and bulk $9.35 to $9.75. Cattle receipts 1,500 with steady to slightly dull demand. beef steers $5.50 to $7.60, cows $3 to $4.50, veal calves $3 to $8.50. Chicago markets show active cattle with yearlings up to $11.40 and sheep steady around $12.25 to $18.00 for fat lambs and maturing offerings.
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Ichita
Kan
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Ogtr Arbor
Au Fort Worth
Amarillo Produce Poultry And Eggs Price List
Price sheet shows hens, roosters, turkeys with weights and per pound rates. Includes eggs pricing and notes on losses and delivery, listing numbers for Hens under 4 lbs 12e to 18e per hen and Toms over 12 lbs at 12c per lb, along with 9 and 14e mold free butter and case charges.
Second International Polo Match Sees 25000 Crowd
International Field Westbury N Y Sept 16 The United States and Great Britain meet in the second polo match for the international challenge cup before about 25 000 spectators including the Prince of Wales. The US riders look to clinch the trophy after winning the first game. Excellent weather favors the play.
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Associated Press
International Field
Westbury
Prince of Wales
America
Great Britain
World fliers postpone hop off to tomorrow
The 440 mile leg to Omaha in the round the world flight was halted at 11:51 today by Lieutenant Lowell Smith due to inclement weather. The hop will resume tomorrow at 11:51 a m central standard time.
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Associated Press
U. S. Air Mail Field
Maywood
Ills
Omaha
Lowell Smith
Kiwanis Drive Meeting in Amarillo Sets Safety Goals
Kiwanis tomorrow at noon will hold a round table meeting as part of the Safety First drive. Police traffic officers yesterday managed Polk street to educate drivers on signaling and safe driving as more than 1,000 pledges were signed for the Safe Drivers club.
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Kiwanians
Kiwanis Clubs
Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
Police Department
Polk Street
Safe Drivers’ Club
Scout Executive Returns From Estes Park Conference
Thomas H. Nelson, regional Scout Executive, traveled from Estes Park Colorado where the Bi Annual Scout Executives conference ran September 1 4. He reports the American troop won the king prize at the Copenhagen International Jamboree and notes a national membership drive was decided at the Estes Park meeting.
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Thomas H. Nelson
Estes Park
Colo
Scout Executives
Mr. Nelson
Copenhagen
Exposition Head Talks to Lions at Luncheon
At the Amarillo hotel luncheon the fair’s president R T Emmett outlined traffic plans if weather allows Tri-State exposition. He said preparations would be ready by Monday. Dr R M Bennett spoke on Safety First Week and Carmen Brewer performed piano selections.
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Tenth Street
Third Street
R. T. Emmett
Lions Club
Amarillo Hotel
Carmen Brewer
Perryton
Funeral services for Maggie McDonald held today
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie 5 McDonald, 64, who died last night at her son's home on Monroe Street, will be at 4 PM in Blackburn funeral home. Rev. R Thomson will officiate. She leaves two sons and five sisters in Missouri and Texas. Pallbearers include Dr. W M Cunningham and Judge J W Crudgington. Burial at Llano cemetery.
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Maggie
McDonald
Edgar McDonald
Monroe Street
Blackburn Funeral
R. Thomson
Amarillo
R. H. McDonald
Hereford
Oscar Brownfield
Marcus Wilson
Ottersville
Sam Cruse
Joe Cole
Pilot Point
Charles Edmondson
Pleasant Green
W.M. Cunningham
J. W. Crudgington
T. H. Davies
Ray Wheatley
J. D. Sweeny
John B. Gilvin
Llano Cemetery
Man's body found near Burkburnett road
Wichita Falls Sept. 16 mystery surrounds the slaying of a man believed to be J. R. Watson whose bloody body was found stretched across a narrow lane off the Burkburnett road eight miles north of Wichita Falls at 6 o clock Tuesday morning by a farmer en route to his city. Police are investigating the affair.
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Wichita Falls
J. R. Watson
Burkburnette Road
Bis City
Social guests and greetings at 1608 Hayden street
Mr and Mrs John W Parks host at 1608 Hayden as Mrs Dave Sullenger of Fayetteville Tenn visits. Tom Bowlin leaves for College Station to resume studies at A and M. Miss Bess Duke of Memphis returns home after two weeks with Mrs Quentin Shelton at 1402 Washington. Rebekahs urged to attend at 6 o clock for business and social hour with refreshments.
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John W
Parks
Hayden Street
Mr. Parks
Dave Sullenger
Fayetteville, Tenn
Tom Bowlin
West Sixth Street
College Station
Bess Duke
Memphis
Quentin Shelton
Washington Street
Guard Units to Camp at Amarillo Exposition Grounds
Local National Guard units Battery B 121st Field Artillery and Headquarters Company 142nd Infantry will encamp at the Amarillo Tri-State exposition grounds during the fair. A Saturday night sham battle with a Maine-like miniature duel is planned, followed by a Kiowa buffalo hunt. Col. John B. Golding leads the event with Capt. William Boyce directing artillery and Capt. Otho Thompson directing infantry.
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National Guard
Amarillo Tri-State Exposition Grounds
121St Field Artillery
142Nd Infantry
Fair Grounds
The
Maine
John B. Golding
William Boyce
Otho Thompson
Local notes from Canyon and surrounding towns
C O Brown of Canyon was here on business while Judge Works travels in Oklahoma City this week. Mr and Mrs R W Rapstine of White Deer were here yesterday. Leslie Neal left for Abilene to study at Christian college. Mrs Jack Jones at 1001-a Piere is greatly improved. Canyon weighs plans for long brick driveways with Third avenue to be paved. Abilene street work noted and Randall county agent J W Jennings is in town with Amarillo Tri-State expo. H F Greenough of Rock Island Dalhart division attended a timetable meeting in El Reno where fast train schedule changes for Amarillo were discussed. J D Wrather to Wichita Falls to decide on Panhandle refinery project. Wrather ill with a severe cold from Wyoming travel amid four-inch snow.
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C. O. Brown
Canyon
F. P. Works
Oklahoma City
R. W. Rapstine
White Deer
Leslie Neal
Abilene
Christian College
Jack Jones
Third Avenue
J. W. Jennings
Randall County
Agricultural Department
Amarillo
H.F. Greenough
Rock Island Lines
Dalhart Division
el Reno
Okla
J.D. Wrather
Wichita Falls
Panhandle
Mr. Wrather
Wyoming
Busby Hotel Burns in McAlester Fire
The Busby hotel, largest in McAlester Oklahoma, was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin last night. All guests escaped unharmed. Loss estimated at 256000 dollars. Try a Globe want ad.
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M'Alester
McAlester
Okla
Busby Hotel
Republicans plan county by county drive to win Texas governorship
Austin reports a "fine tooth comb" campaign to rally Republican voters and tap silent and dissatisfied Democratic voters across 238 Texas counties. Charles Boynton notes 1920 and 1922 anti-Democratic vote patterns suggest near 200 000 starting votes, plus a large silent electorate to mobilize.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
George C. Butte
Charles A. Boynton
Waco
Boynton
Fort Worth Man Dies From Weatherford Fight Injuries
Harry Kincaid, 48, of Fort Worth, died in a Weatherford hospital from injuries received in a fist fight Saturday over a business dispute. Jim Crawford, a local jeweler, was bound over for murder on $2,000 bond.
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Weatherford
Tex
Harry Kincaid
Fort Worth
Jim Crawford
New York Designer Robbed of 25000 Dollars in Jewels
Edith Bobe a fashion designer for Dorothy King and Louise Lawson known as Broadway Butterflies was robbed of 25000 dollars in jewels by four bandits who followed a similar method to prior victims. The assault occurred when she and an escort returned to her apartment in the East Sixties after a cabaret party.
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New York
Edith Bobe
Dorothy King
Louise Lawson
Miss Bobe
Legion
WLS Announcer Wins World Popularity Cup
George Dewey Hay of radio Station WLS is voted the world’s most popular announcer in a Radio Digest contest. He will receive the first annual radio cup September 27 at the Radio World's Fair in Madison Square Garden.
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WLS
Chicago
George Dewey Hay
Radio Digest
Madison Square Garden
Safety Work Opens New Drive On Tenth Street
In Amarillo during the first week of safety work on East Tenth Street drivers faced slowdowns and fines. Five autoists were hauled into police court for speeding while West Tenth saw no arrests despite past lates. Speed cops will patrol both highways this week.
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Amarillo
East Tenth Street
West Sth
Posse Led by Woman Kills Bank Bandit in Oklahoma
In Vera Oklahoma a posse led by Mrs Mary Garlinghouse cashier of Vera State Bank thwarted a bank robbery. One bandit was killed and the other captured after a brief pursuit. The incident occurred at Vera in Washington county.
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BANK
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Garlinghouse
Vera State Bank
Vera
Washington County
Sheriff Sale Notice for Potter County Lands in 1924
Notice of sheriff sale based on a 1920 judgment in Bessie Hannaman et al. vs Sam Curtis et al. The foreclosure covers the east 110 feet of Lots 9 and 10, Block 1, Holland Addition Amarillo, and cites a $13,591.10 claim plus costs with 8 percent interest from 1920.
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Skillman
District Court
Potter County
Texas
Bessie
Hannaman
Sam Curtis
J. M. Hannaman
Sam L. Morris
Annie J. Morris
John J. Gordon
Holland
Amarillo
Property description and sheriff's sale notice in Potter County Texas
Legal notice detailing a 1924 judgment and order of sale by Sheriff Less Whitaker. It specifies parcel boundaries in Lot Nos nine and ten, the Texas Supreme Court judgment against John J Gordon and others, and an upcoming public auction on October 7, 1924 at the Potter County Courthouse in Amarillo for the described lands.
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Ane
Supreme Court of Texas
Supreme Court
Bessie S. Hannaman
John J. Jordon
Bessie S& Hannaman
J. M. Hannaman
John J. Gordon
D. P. Seay
C. T. Ware
District Court
Commission of Appeals
Said Court of Civil Appeals
Potter County
Texas
Sam L. Morris
Court House
Amarillo
Whitaker
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