Kansas City Markets Report Sees Mixed Livestock Prices
Market roundup from Kansas City, Chicago and St. Louis shows cattle and hogs uneven, with yearlings steady in Kansas City while western cattle and heavy hogs ease. Prices listed for veal calves, stockers, butchers, and sows. grain and butter quotes also reported to pace regional activity. Major firms and regions unnamed, but figures cover cattle, hogs, lambs, wheat, corn, oats, butter, and potatoes.
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Kansas City
Abe
Bolk
Wight
Chicago
ST. Louis
Speed Kings 10 Appear In Big Race Bill Here
Amarillo hosts a two day AAA dirt track race at the Tri-State fairgrounds October 9 and 10 with top drivers such as George Sauders Fred Roberts Slim Harper Starry Milburn Roy Meacham and others. Dick Calhoun cannot attend due to injury. Races begin 2 30 p m Saturday with a one lap personal grudge race between Tex Thornton and H P Kuhlman.
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Amarillo
American Automobile Association
Tri-State Fair Grounds
G. A. Cresswell
Abilene
H. Amacker
Panhandle
Amacker
George Sauders
Covington
Kentucky
Fred Roberts
Lafayette
Indiana
Warrick
Slim” Harper
Albuquerque
Dodge
Starry Milburn
Fort Worth
Duesenberg
Roy Meacham
Pawhuska
Souders
Doug Harrison
Los Angeles
Raje Ford
Babe Stapp
Chrysler
Fred Frame
John Lindsey
Oklahoma City
Chevrolet
Bill Tennis
Taylor
Texas
Fronty Ford
Ray Gardner
Denver
Gardner
Chester Gardner
John Mais
Mais
Bob Stillwell
Breckenridge
McCatheron
John Lee
San Angelo
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Cresswell
Dick Calhoun
Tex Thornton
H. P. Kuhlman
Lincoln
Tex
City Health Declares Amarillo In Excellent Shape
Amarillo enjoys good health amid cold weather and record rain since 1923. City Health Officer F M Fuller reports few cases of diphtheria and scarlet fever and says the climate of the high plains supports a healthful environment despite storms.
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Fuller
Amarillo
F. M Fuller
Amarilie
Aterm
High Plains
Inter
Edwards guests during Amarillo visit on fair week
Mr and Mrs J L Edwards of Spearman visited Amarillo to attend the fair staying with Mrs Edwards sister Mrs J P Richardson of 1110 Fillmore. The Texas Wheat Growers association will display exhibits at the Tri State fair in Plainview October 1 and 2. Sophia Wetzel left for Milwaukee for a three week visit. James A Conner returned from Oklahoma City. Dr J B Landers laments lack of time for interviews. Nathan Weil notes Amarillo boom surpassing any California oil boom.
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J. L. Edwards
Spearman
Amarillo
Nathan Weil
California
Early Saxon pennies fourthings and farthing origin
Early Saxon pennies carried four grooves to allow easy breaking. Each section was a fourthing, a term that later corrupted into farthing, illustrating a linguistic shift from four to far.
Norris as New Senate Judiciary Chair Possible But Uncertain
Washington observers doubt Senator Norris of Nebraska will win the chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee. If Democrats gain Senate control after March 4, Senator Overman could be chosen chair in December. Republicans retaining control may still push Norris forward with progressive support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Republican
Senator LaFollette
Interstate Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Cummins
Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Judiciary
Rough Rider Romance Finds Lost Eyes But She's Married
San Antonio biographical sketch recounts Sgt David I Hughes of Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders searching in 1910s Hollywood for Josephine Mandry, the 17 year old “brown eyes” who inspired a silk flag tale during the Cuban campaign. The trek, aided by actors Noah Beery and George Bancroft, ends without a clear reunion.
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Rough Rider
San Antonio
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
David I. Hughes
Roosevelt
Josephine Mandry
Hughes
Victor Fleming
Famous Players- Lasky
Hollywood
Texas
Josephine
Noah Beery
George Bancroft
Perkapet
Radio Schedule Snapshot From US Eastern Networks
A fragmented listing shows radio programs across major stations WEAF WABC WGN WLS WJR and others. It notes times orchestras bands organ recitals and news segments across cities like New York Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Los Angeles with station call letters and 1930s era programming vibes.
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Cmanierre
Rerital Kyw
We Congress
U. of Chicago
Toforth Mand
Rae @ Lee
Orchestra
Geo
Goforth Ban
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
WOK
WLW
Cincinnati
Visconti
Johanna_ Goeese
WSAI
WSAT
WKRC
Reed
WGHB
Clearwater
WTAM
Cleveland
Wrylie
Morticians Were Bricklayers To The President
In Washington on September 28 an unnamed White House aide misled President Coolidge about a group of 200 undertakers visiting the White House. The aide first called them morticians, then corrected it to bricklayers, resolving the confusion at the president's desk.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
New York Primaries Debate Names Mills and Wadsworth
The piece notes names for statewide races with James Wadsworth for Senator and Ogden Mills for governor. It covers Democratic noms of Al Smith and Robert Wagner, and Republican platform points on enforcement of the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act. Roosevelt accuses Republicans of falsified economy claims and hints at bribery within the party.
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James W. Wadsworth
Ogden L. Mills
al Smith
Robert F. Wagner
State Supreme Court
Mills
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Yorks
J E Nunn Plans Building At Tenth and Pierce
J E Nunn announces plans for construction at Tenth and Pierce Streets. Bids from Kerr and Walek architects are received for a ballum project in Trott cod Mone streets, with A T Beaten supervising. The contract will be let September, with foot-way and stair details, upper floors, water supply, and a hotel structure featuring four rooms.
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Kerr and Walek
Ballum
Trott Cod
J. Neen
A. T
Nowe
Sikorsky Life a Cycle of Success and Ruin in Aviation
Igor Sikorsky, 37, Kiev born aviation pioneer builds on a career of ups and downs. After the crash of his New York Paris plane and the deaths of Jacob Islamoff and Charles Clavier, he vows to press on. He has faced wealth and poverty, war service in Russia and France, then America, and now plans to return to airship work with renewed resolve.
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Sikorsky
New York
Igor Sikorsky
New York- Paris
Rene Fonek
Jacob Islamoff
Charles Clavier
Sikorsy
Kiev
Igor
Navy College
Petrograd
Paris
Russia
Bie Fettanes
France
Vogerly
S.kerchy
Jos
Sikershy
America
Teres
Cima
Cvvernwert
Deptes
Plee
California Man Opens New Dining Room
California veteran Lathan Weil recently opened the Rhine Dining Room at 219 6th Street in Sidney. The new establishment seats 180 guests in a 80 by 160 foot dining area and aims to offer ample capacity with room for growth.
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California
Lathan Weil
Californie
Rhene
Sidney
Erteblichment
Festas
Weil
Rae
Liquor Ads Barred From London Paper
A London newspaper will not carry liquor advertisements amid new rules. The decision aims to curb promotions and reduce alcohol exposure in readers, with officials citing public health concerns and advertising standards.
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London
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