Oklahoma City and Midwest Livestock Markets Report
Oklahoma City and multiple markets report cattle, hogs, and sheep totals for September 27. Oklahoma City lists cattle at 1,400 with vealers 7,500 to 8.00, hogs 600 with packing prices around 11.00 to 14.60, and sheep trading steady. Fort Worth and St. Louis markets show varied cattle, hogs, and lamb figures, while Kansas City grain quotes and Chicago butter and eggs prices are included alongside foreign exchange rates.
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Catago
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Port Worth
Sheen
Lamba
Wethers
Stockers
ST. Louis
Auto Mishap Victim Near Death in Dallas Intersection
Miss Wirthah Rundell of Dallas was struck by a car at Fillmore and Second streets late Saturday night and is listed in serious condition with a fractured skull and probable internal injuries. Driver O11 N. Joharam faced charges as investigators determined speed may have been a factor.
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Wirthah Rundell
Dallas
Fillmore
Second Streets
N. Joharam
Shooting at Seabrook Club House Leaves Two Dead
In a Houston area club near Seabrook on Saturday a gunfight left Petey Voss and Burns dead after a dispute while packing camping equipment. F. C. Hawke allegedly fired from a shed, injuring Voss and others. Burns died on the club house steps. Banks, arrested, claimed he joined the firing after a warning of forced entry, while denying Burns’ shooting. Sheriff T. A. Binford is investigating along with local authorities.
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Houston
Burns
Tri State Fair extended contracts with A A A for October program
Weather cut the Tri State Fair schedule leaving grounds deserted early Sunday. Band directors and entertainers accepted rain deductions while performers were paid in full. Fireworks firm also adjusted payments. Exhibitors moved cattle and carnival packing up. Ross Rogers notes a potential $5,000 deficit could have been $10,000 or more with fair weather and crowds.
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American Automobile Association
W. C. Wylie
Dave Derden
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
Frosts hit corn and vine crops in several states
A cold snap damaged early crops from Illinois north and west with frost nipping tomatoes egg plant beans and other vines. Ice formed quarter inch on Aurora pools as temps fell to 25 below. The Michigan fruit belt was spared by a Lake Michigan breeze and frost zones spread across Wisconsin Iowa the Dakotas northern Kansas Missouri and Minnesota. Houston saw 61 degrees a drop of 20 from Friday night with wide temperature variation from Amarillo to Corpus Christi.
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Illinois
Aurora
Berrien County
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Associated Press
Houston
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Auto Club Secretary Tobiencity Appointment Noted
W Leemey, fulltime secretary for the Pesbendtr Automobile club, recently experienced changes and will be retained in a secretarial role with duties tied to the Ateoree Automobile cones fm. The notice mentions a free cee om and a belped engeeee, with Annie and other names appearing amid unclear wording.
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W. Leemey
Pesbendtr Automobile Club
Ateoree Automobile Cones Fm
Annie
FIRST RADIO TALENT BILL ON TONIGHT
A fragmented notice lists performers and participants for an evening program. Names include Renee Trent, Culpepper, Ledden, Kermit Dyehe, the Amarillo quartet, Minnie Marie Schaefer, Red Martin, J K Simmons, Fra Currie plus others. The event appears to feature songs, violin, piano, and vocals.
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Ternday P
Nibdeten
Culpepper
Ubetete
A. L. Ledden
Kermit Dyehe
Amarillo Quartet
Minnie Marie Schaefer
Red” Martin
J. EK. Simmons
Fra Currie
Broadmoor sale and opening noted amid rain delay
Sixty lots were sold Saturday by RB F Reed & Company for Broadmoor's new addition south of Gables No. One. A planned Sunday barbecue to celebrate the opening was postponed due to rain. Various local residents and visitors are noted in passing, including Postmaster J C Luikart visiting Amarillo.
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RB. F. Reed & Company
Broadmoor
Gables No. One
J. C. Luikart
Clovis
New Mexico
Amarillo
R. E. Reed
Harl Sanders
Roy Williams
Polk Street
Pauline Green
R. O. Green
Amarillo Business College
Lucy Perkins
White and
Kirk
Margaret Jopling
O. K. Gilvin Land Company
Regina Determan
Harmon-Gault Motor Company
C. Homer Wiseman
Helen Barakman
Howard
Kansas
Glenna Collett Leads In Golf Tournament
Glenna Collett defending her national women's golf title led the field at Haverford on September 27 with an 81 on the Merion course as the early qualifier.
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Glenna Collett
Associated Press
Haverford
Merion Course
Slayer of Husband Sentenced to Life
In Rupert Idaho on Sept 28 Mrs Mary Crumroy was sentenced to life in Boise state prison for murder by poisoning of her husband Carl Crumroy.
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Associated Press
Rupert
Idaho
Mary Crumroy
Idaho State Prison
Boise
Carl Crumroy
Government to use private wire in own business
Government plans to supplement telegram service by leased wires and paid operators, arguing a nationwide telegraphic system under federal jurisdiction could save money. The idea, to be sent to Congress, stems from 1920s era Federse Communicating Airvice developments and aims to extend secure message facilities to members of both Houses.
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The
United States
Philadelphia Bulletin
Congress
Federse Communicating Airvice
Army Signal Corps
Navy Department
Emomuelset
Land Bank meeting reviews Panhandle loans and policy
Houston land bank officials praise the farm loan system as a success in the Panhandle. Directors note loans exceed 140 million dollars since inception with Dalhart Amarillo Hereford and Lamesa leading in totals. Officials urge rapid tax reports on lands to protect liens and warn of unpaid taxes. Congressman Marvin Jones and state statisticians attend the session.
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Washington
Teese
Houston
J. M. Neely
Amarillo
Amarillo Loan Association
Houston Land Bank
Panhandle
Farm Land Bank
Rogers
Dalhart
Hereford
Lamesa
Houston Institution
Loan Association
Channing
Panhandle Loan Bank Association
The
Houston Bank
H. M. Gossett
S. A. Lindsey
Tyler
F. E. Churchill
Jacksonville
R. D. Johnson
John van DeMark
E. P. Butler
Examiner
San Antonio
I. T. Collins
Spcal
A. P. Graves
Gatesville
E. F. Shaphier
Lewis C. Rogers
G. W. Scott
Fred A. Grayum
Lubobeck
A. O. Thompson
F. Rogers
Tahoka
J. C. Thompson
Jewell
J. L. Elbert
Quanah
M. E. McNally
Memphis
Clarcaunen
J.D. Thomas
Farwell
Lawrence Ashby
A. V. Smith
Wellington
H. Kk. Richter
Abernathy
League reports Volstead Act failed to curb drinking
A New York organization groups men from varied ranks to review police records and declares that drunkenness rose to preprohibition levels since national prohibition began. The study blames restrictive dry states and notes a surge in drunken drivers, minors intoxication, and wartime restrictions’ fading effects, urging tempered temperance goals.
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League
New York
Unie
No title line available from OCR exhibit
A long, partially garbled railroad news column discusses labor shifts, weather impacts, and freight movements. It notes three switching crews assigned to Isam station from October 1 and lists local personnel and their movements. It also covers grape shipping declines, whistle sound changes, fire prevention week facts, and reflections on societal ingratitude toward workers.
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Isam
Ardmore to Lubbock Railway Line Sought by Interstate Commission
The Ardmore Vernon and Labhoek railway Company has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a certificate to build 265 miles from Ardmore Oklahoma to Lubbock Texas. L. K. Johnson of Vernon Texas serves as president. The record notes the company’s recent incorporation in Oklahoma and seeks construction authorization.
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Ardmore
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