Kansas City Livestock Market Report and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City livestock prices show strong demand with cattle and calves trading higher, good fed heifers and heavy stockers down from earlier. hogs and sows around steady to weaker. New Orleans cotton futures hover near 12 cents, with October at 11.84 and December near 11.00 as traders monitor the level. Grains data from E A Pierce shows May and July wheat fluctuating with around 114 to 118 and mixed weekly figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New Orleans
Gly Cas Report Credits Remarkable Recovery
A Tulsa Texas man says Gly-Cas relieved two years of stomach disorders and constipation. He reports rapid digestion improvement, regular bowels, restored energy, and renewed health after using Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co and local druggists. Orders payable to Fox Drug Co with postage added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brincefield
Gly-Cas
Tulsa
Texas
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
Oliver-Eakle Bridg
Art Awards At the Tri State Fair
Prizes awarded in the Tri State Fair art department cover various categories for professionals and amateurs. Winners include Mary Jane Joyner Plainview for Still Life, Pauline Mitchell City for Landscape in Copy, and Johnny Edwards City for Painting Non Professional Original. Other top places go to Doris Hurlburt Plainview and Luella Simmons with multiple honors across Still Life Landscape and Study in black and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Mary Jane Joyner
Plainview
Doris Hurlburt
Pauline Mitchell
City
Loyce May Lowry
Washburn
Teas
Johnny Edwards
Josephine Kuykendall
Anna Decker
Luella Simmons
E. 22Nd
Maine
Weaver
Claude
Olive Huff
Lubbock
Bessie Lane
Wayside
C. R. Herrington
Alabama
D. B. Boone
Mississippi
R. J. Culwell
J. W. Ford
Perry King
Clarendon
Herman Mattews
Pirst
Floating theater tours Virginia towns for 23rd year
A show boat is on its 23rd annual Virginia tour despite motion pictures competition. Actors perform to full houses in towns including Urbanna, Tappahannock, Irvington, and Fredericksburg as the floating theater sails on. Cats cannot see in absolute darkness, but their vision is unusually acute at dusk.
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Richmond
Virginia
Motion Pictures
Urbanna
Tappahannock
Irvington
Fredericksburg
Sealed bids for Quail Rural High School furniture
Bids due by 2 00 P M October 2 1936 at Quail Texas for furnishing and delivering specified furniture and equipment with about 1325 dollars for etc The contract follows Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works requirements PWA forms 166 179 188 or 200 plus State Director PWA rules Bids to T C Crabtree president board of trustees 5 percent bid bond required Right to accept the most advantageous proposal or reject bids stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail Rural
Quail
Texas
Collingsworth County
Quail Rural High School District No. 4
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
PWA
T. C. Crabtree
Board of
Quail Rural High School District No
Colingsworth County
Guardsmen Mobilized Amid Minneapolis Milling Strike
Gov. Hjalmar Peterson ordered 400 national guardsmen to mobilize for emergency action in Minneapolis milling districts. A 250 man battalion reports to St Paul Armory, 150 to Minneapolis Armory. Sheriff Wall says the situation is out of control. guardsaid will be at his disposal for emergencies. A picket incident near Archer Daniels Midland ends with a man beaten after being invited into a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
U.P
Hjalmar Peterson
National
John P. Wall
St. Paul
Sheriff Wall
Freight Car Runs Wild on 17 Mile Chase
A pulpwood car broke from Woodlawn sidetrack near Es canaba Michigan and rolled 17 miles on the Es canaba and Lake Superior line before stopping one mile from Groos mill. Workers raced to crossings to avert accidents. A switch engine halted the car by speeding to 30 mph and coupling ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
U.P
Woodlawn
Escanaba and
Lake Superior
Groos
Mill
Literary Winners in Tri State Fair Department Results
Mrs. Herbert M. Timmons announced literary winners for four divisions at the Tri-State Fair. Judges were Willard E. Hawkins for articles and features, Lucia Trent and Ralph Cheyney for poetry. Top placers include Peggy Caldwell Toyah Texas Eugenia White Oklahoma City and Mary Miller Beard Amarillo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Timmons
Williard E. Hawkins
Denver
Colo
Lucia Trent
Ralph Cheyney
Sierra Madre
Calif
Peggy Caldwell
Toyah
Texas
Carrie Coffee
Amarillo
Pauline Brookes
Oklahoma City
C. S. Vaughter
Eugenia White
C. B. Eubanks
Hereford
Grace F. Guthrie
Annie Dyer
Harry Seed
G. M. Hudson
Thelma Duke Jennings
Canyon
Ina C. Busboom
Oklahoma
May Cohen
Mary Miller Beard
John E. Speer
Elsie Montgomery Wilbanks
C. May Cohen
William M. Burnett
Alice M. Vaughn
Idell Durrett
Welfare Board blocks marriages among relief recipients
London Ontario reports the Welfare Board ruled marriages by relief recipients will not be recognized and bridesgrooms will remain listed as single on relief rolls. Officials oppose funding homes for penniless couples, quipping two can live as cheaply as one.
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London
Ont
U.P
Welfare Board
Deadly Python Retreats Before Two Small Chicks
Singapore U P report shows a six foot python fleeing a cage after two six inch chicks were placed inside. Londoner L A D Jermyn living in Malaya recalls the incident noting the python thrashed and the chicks pecked its tail by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
U.P
L. A
Roosevelt and Smith to Speak on National Radio
President Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith are set to address the nation at 9 P M October 1 from Pittsburgh and New York City respectively. Frank Knox, the Republican VP candidate, will also broadcast. Smith will speak for one hour from Carnegie Hall paid by supporters. Roosevelt's half hour funded by the Democratic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Frank Knox
Pittsburgh
Columbia Broadcasting System
Red
National Broadcasting Company
Smith
New York City
Blue Nbc
Independent Coalition of American Women
Carnegie Hall
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Buggy Battle of Manila roach scandal and light dispute
Manila headlines swirl around Mayor Juan Posadas and Councilor Vincente Alvidada as a roach in a bottle prompts a protracted feud over street lights near the mayor’s home. The councilor accuses reprisal while newspapers chase the “road-street lights” controversy. Also reported is a government claim of 500000 tons of coal at the Uling Naga field valued at $2000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. L
Manila Municipal Board
Juan Posadas
Vincente Alvidada
Alindada
Roach
Uling-Naga
Japanese navy to direct naval disposition during emperor tour
Emperor Hirohito will be accompanied by army maneuvers on a tour with the navy minister directing naval disposition in Chinese waters. Cabinet members vow to join the emperor for the inspection trip as tensions rise in Shanghai. Domei reports three Japanese sailors were shot by a Chinese gunman in the international settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirohito
Shanghai
Domei
Socialist Labor debate on ballot box ownership of production
John W. Aiken of the Socialist Labor party argues the party will use the ballot box to determine the working class's right to collectively own all means of production as they operate today. The statement frames the political strategy and ideology of the party within US politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John W. Aiken
Socialist-Labor Party
Parley Morning Meeting at Central Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church hosts a morning parley with a roster of attending ministers from Hereford Pampa McLean Canyon Canadian Rogers Borger White Deer Slaton Sunray Tulsa Canyon and Clayton. Elders from Borger Canyon Canadian Hereford Magic City McLean Plainview Slaton Tulia Amarillo and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
J. C. Thorns
Hereford
L. B. Shell
Pampa
W. A. Erwin
McLean
Charles L. Dickey
Canyon
H. Dawson
Canadian
Predd
Rogers
Plainview
W. K. Aubrey
Borger
Goodon MacGinnis
White Deer
John W. van Dyke
Slaton
H. A. Lynch
Sunray
J. Hoyt Boles
Tulsa
T. Charlton
W. H. Bessire
James Rayburn
Clayton
J. R. Sharpe
J. E. Disch
Dr. Thomson
J. C. Bolch
T. C. Thompson
Armament Store Marches With Leftist Forces
Reports say the leftist army aimed to remove as much of the city arms store as possible before capture, as the city is a center for government munitions for the region.
Banquet Arrangements Named by Amarillo Women
Mrs W A Smith chairs the banquet committee with Mrs Clarence Dempsey as decorations chair. Mrs P L Bottoms leads the music committee. Local women’s groups presidents form the reception committee including FE A Ford EB A Ryan E A Shields Francis Fleming Newman Parker W P McIntosh Worth Smyer R E Wheeler J M Lyons and Kathleen Edwards. Mrs John J Lane will preside over Amarillo Council events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Amarillo
Waller Barlow
Clarence Dempsey
P. L. Bottoms
FE. A. Ford
EB. A. Ryan
E. A. Shields
Francis Fleming
Newman Parker
W. P. McIntosh
Catholic Women Plan Regional Meeting Program
Miss Lena Field of the National Council of Catholic Women leads talks in the North and South Plains region with regional meetings urging federation. Wichita leader Mrs John W Clendenin appears on the program with Bishop Robert Lacey giving invocation. Beacon Quartette and local singers provide musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Field
Na Council of Catholic Women
Washington, D. C
North
South Plains
National Council
John W. Clendenin
Wichita
Kansas
Robert £. Lacey
Beacon Quartette
Robert and
Hall Axtell
H. A. Waller
Ardelle George
George Carns
Pioneers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
John Christian of Claude was elected president for the next year. Vice presidents named were John Arnot Amarillo Clinton Henry Pampa Jep Todd Canadian and Mrs. Oscar Hunt Canyon. Floyd V. Studer reelected secretary. Oldest father son pair J E B Lowndes and Charles Jr. introduced. Beacon Quartet and Sunshine Trio provided entertainment. Mayor Ross Rogers gave the welcome and Rev John R Sharp offered invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christian
Claude
John Arnot
Amarillo
Clinton Henry
Pampa
Jep Todd
Canadian
Oscar Hunt
Canyon
Floyd V. Studer
Co. J. EB. Lowndes
Charles, Jr
Beacon Quartet
Sunshine Trio
Whiteflat
Ross Rogers
John R. Sharp
Pioneer Presbyterian
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E. A. Pierce & Co
Automotive
Toney Chi! , Inc
Polk
Chrysler
Glen L. Casey Motor Co
Tyler
Harvey Spirth
Fillmore
ARS
Ory
Frost MO Co
Studebaker
M’clure- Chaig, Inc
Bellview
Taylor
Pontiac
Throckmorton
the& North Buchanan
One
INS
Callum Motor CO
DE Soto
Pach
Dan
Seacees
Mobair
Walter Irvin, Inc
Sess Johnson
Buchanan
N. Fillmore
Barringer's
7Th
North Fillmore
Zernace Mi
Ford V& Motors
Universal Wrecking Co. Taylor
Silver King Bicycles
H. D
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Co
West 10Th
McMasters
Sy Hess
Polk Oe
Seventh
Georgia
Paeter McKinley
A. Pierce & Co
Merillo
Amer Smelt & Rettee
Amer Rig Mills
Thee Ray
Amer Tei
Armour
Grem West Ve
Oddy of Houdaille
Hudson M
Internal Harvester
Streageeeeds
Johns Manville Tee
Kelvinator One
Kennecott Copper
Spee
Esas Biicies
Montgomery-War Save
Murray Corp
Nash Motors
Nati Dairy Prods We
Natl
Powr & Light One
North American Aviation
A North American Co
Taco Tee
Ohio
Texas Corp
Ahr
Texas Gut
Suifur
Texas Pre Coal & Oil
Trans-America
Thompson Starr A
United Aircraft Ay
United Air Lines
United Corp
United Drug
United Gas Imput
Warner Bros
Western Union Woolworth
Sss- Cesses
Tevere Bay Bay
Ania
Arkansas
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Seeee Sane
Niagara Hudson Aeeneee
Sunrery Oj
Teaveee Naee
United Gas Corp'n
Aes
Mr. J. R. Brincefield
J. R. Brincefield
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Keith Motor CO
Lrd
Showboat Tours
Gleaner -Harveste2 Corporation
McCormick Co
Gleaner Harvester Corporation
Gleaner Baldwin
Cary Williams
East Tenth
C. E. la Munyon
Dallas
Alice Tudor
Chicago
San Diego
Jessica M. Young
Mildred Cheney
H. G. Baucom
Cuevels
Orhan
Harlem Het-Cha
Ruck Jones
Fox News
Rex
Japan
The
Texas Club
Phil Phillips
RAND
Ally
Gene Stratton-Porter
Harvester
Para Fine
Astaire
Ginger Rogers
West Texas
Federal Housing Administration
J. E. Foster & Son
Fieet National Bank
Fort Worth
Geniale
Jack Winston and His Orchestra
Mickey Mouse
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