Livestock and Oil Markets Report From St Louis
East St Louis markets report by the Associated Press shows hogs 17 000 head lower with top at 13 75 and bulk 13 60 to 12 65. Cattle 7 090 steady with native steers 7 75 to 11 cows 4 50 to 5 75 bulls up to 5 25 heifers 4 50 to 8 50 canners 260 to 350 and light calves around 14 25. Sheep 1500 higher with lambs 15 and culls 10 and up fat stock down to 7 50 heavies to 5
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
East St. Louis
Cattle Prices Steady for Beef Steers in South Omaha Market
South Omaha Nebraska September 23 cattle totals 9 500 with beef steers stockers and feeders holding steady while cows and heifers ease 15 cents.
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South Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market data shows cattle at steady ranges with calves 3500, yearlings and steers 10.50 to 12.25, grass fat heifers 4.75 to 6.75, butcher cows 4 to 6, canners up to 3.75, veal top 13. Hogs slow with top 13.30 and bulk 12.25 to 13.25, sows 11.25 to 11.60, stock pigs 12.25 to 13.8. Sheep uneven with western lambs 14.85 to 15.19 and ewes 7.85.
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Kansas City
City
Chicago Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago markets show 22 000 hogs active with top 13 70. sows 11 50 to 12. killing pigs 13 to 13 40. heavy hogs 12 75 to 13 30. mediums 12 90 to 13 70. lights 12 25 to 13 20. Cattle 12 000 slow with fat cows 4 50 to 6. heifers 6 to 7 50. vealers 12 to 13. Sheep 17 000 higher with fat native lambs 15 to 15 25. feeding lambs 15 25 to 15 50. fat native ewes 7 to 7 50.
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Chicago
Cattle market figures from Wichita sale noted by price ranges
Wichita market report lists cattle totaling 690 head including 209 calves with steady prices and varied classes. Butcher cows and heavers bring 3.75 to 6.00, canners 2.75 to 3.50, veals up to 11.50, calves 4.00 to 7.90, stockers and feeders 5.75 to 7.50, Hogan yard 2,000 head noted, lower cattle at 12.00 ton and bulk 12.35 to 12.90, sheep 200 head steady with best native lambs at 12.75.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Prices Report
Oklahoma City stock market roundup with cattle totals around 2000 head. Steers bring 8 to 8.50, cows 5 to 5.50, heifers 7.50 to 8, calves up to 10. Hogs 1100 head steady with top 13.25 and bulk 10 to 13.25.
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Fort Worth market figures show cattle at 4 090 head including 1 000 calves steady with beef cattle 4 to 8 dollars, stockers 8.59 to 7, fat cows 3 to 5.75, heifers 3.50 to 8.60, yearlings 4 to 9, bulls 2.50 to 4, calves 2.50 to 9.50. Hogs 609 head lower with top 13.50, bulk 13.35 to 13.50, sows 10.50 to 12.25, pigs 10 to 12.50. Sheep 800 steady with lambs 12 to 13, feeders 10 to 13, yearlings 9 to 12, wethers 7 to 8, ewes 5 to 6, stockers 2 to 4.
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Fort Worth
New York Cotton Futures Quiet with Tiny Decline
New York September 29 cotton futures moved only slightly, showing a net decline and a largely steady trading session. Market activity remained muted as traders awaited clearer guidance amid mixed demand signals.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Grain price notes from Amarillo market listing
An Amarillo market note lists wheat per bushel and Kalir and Malzy per 100 pounds alongside oats per bushel. The fragment provides no dates or institutions. Prices are incomplete and lack context.
Amarillo Produce Prices and Market Quotes
Market notes list Heng Leghorn hens and broilers with price quotes per pound including 244 lb and under at 20 cents, over 2% lbs at 16 to 19 cents, and various poultry items such as roosters ducks and hens. Also shows packing stock butter at 15 cents and eggs with new cases noted. futures quotes for grain or related markets appear with open high low close figures across March May October and December contracts.
Grain prices rise amid expectations of wheat rally
Chicago traders saw an early upturn as wheat prices jumped on views that a 18 to 18 1 4 cent drop was overdone and a rally was due. December and May futures edged higher while corn and oats followed with broad gains across deliveries. Hog prices slipped as provisions weakened later.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat bids show No 2 hard from 1.49 to 1.82 dollars and No 2 red from 1.59 to 1.64. Corn prices list No 3 white at 1 cent to 2 cents and No 2 yellow at 83 14 to 84 14 cents. Oats price for No 2 white at 40 cents to ? cent and No 3 white at 39 14 cents.
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Kansas City
New York Stocks Close Mixed As Trading Ends
In a cautious session, stocks showed uneven results with modest gains and losses across the market. Major names such as AT&T and American Tobacco posted varied performance as traders assessed the latest financial data and industry developments.
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New York
Wake Boas
Ceres Ovent Pee Bey
Bodies recovered and rescue ops for submarine S-51
Divers recovered the bodies of John L. Gibson of Amity Oregon 25 from the wrecked submarine 8 51, and William Charles Tedemacher of Bangor Pennsylvania, amid ongoing but hampered salvage efforts at New London. Rescue crews faced tides and rough seas as cranes stood by at Newport unable to lift the sunken vessel.
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Associated Press
U. S. Submarine Base
New London
Conn
John L. Gibson
Portland
Oregon
William Charles Tedemacher
Bangor
Pennsylvania
Camden
Block Island
Amity
Hope
Savannah Line
City of Rome
Monarch
Century
Newport
Crawford Secures Agency for New Gasteam Heating System
Amarillo contractor B Crawford with offices in The Globe building has secured the agency for the Crow Gasteam heating system and displays it in big offices. The system eliminates gas burning noise and includes an automatic heat intensity adjuster.
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B. Crawford
Amarillo
Globe
Crow “Gasteam
Gasteam
Confederate Veteran E. L. McGee Dies at 79
H. B. McGee, 79, a Confederate veteran of the Forty second North Carolina regiment, died at his McLean home. Survived by a widow and six children including Mrs. Guy Taylor and R. E. McGee of Amarillo, and W. G. McGee of Fort Worth. Funeral today at Clarendon at Miss Eula Naylor’s home.
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McLean
H. BE. McGee
North Carolina
Guy Taylor
Lelia Lake
Will Seitz
Salima
Texas
R. E
J. A. McGee
Amarillo
W. G. McGee
Fort Worth
J. W. Kibler
Clarendon
Eula Naylor
Judge Hall Blames Parents for Crime Surge in Texas
Chief Justice R W Hall urged Texas county judges to punish delinquent youths while blaming fathers and mothers for a rising crime wave. He cited a 680 percent rise in child crime since WWI and urged reforms including stricter penalties, a fearless jury pool, and more capital punishment.
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R. W. Hall
Court of Civil Appeals
Texas
Amarillo
Lowon
New York City
Hall
Convention Banquet Draws 200 County Officials
More than 200 county judges and commissioners attended the convention banquet with Sam Motlow of Potter County as toastmaster. Judges Chester Bryan and B D Sartin, Rev F W O Malley, Arch Allen, Miss Greta Mae Cayton, Tolzien’s orchestra and Babe Warren provided remarks and musical numbers during the evening.
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Amarillo
Sam Motlow
Potter County
Chester Bryan
Harris County
F. W. O.malley
First Christian Church
Arch Allen
Dallas
B. D. Sartin
Wichita Falls
Matlow
Juarez
Old Virginny
Tolzein Orchestra
Indian dealer proud after fair race success
In Amarillo one man claims real cause for rejoicing as Indian motorcycles sweep Tri- State fair races. Rural Murray of Ranger wins four first places, Roy Mctsee of Amarillo adds two firsts and a second, defeating rivals Hiram Thompson and Johnnie Branson in hard fought Class A duels. Happy Hagerman credits the victories to the Indian machines.
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Amarillo
Reaason
Wortham carnival to discontinue merchandise wheels at expo
Eight men who operated merchandise wheels at the Tri-State fair were arrested. Fair directors, facing potential losses, decided to discontinue the wheels. The court dismissed two knife and ball rack cases as not violating the lottery law, but judge Bishop had advised the violation. The six remaining cases await hearing. Col. Ernest O. Thompson to represent the fair association.
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Tri-State
Fair Association
Wortham Carnival
Charles G Landis
A. Olver
W. O. Gatton
George Maggard
C. B. Davis
Anderson
J. L. Karnes
Wortham
Dallas
Amarillo
H. K. Stanfield
Karnes
Henry Bishop
District Court
Fair
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
The
Third Panhandle Radio Program To Be Tonight
The Panhandle Plains publicity series presents Amarillo program No. 3 on Martin station tonight at 8 o clock. Music from Amarillo College of Music and a talk by E R Mayer highlight the program with reports praising WDAG increased quality and volume. Out of town fans will hear Tulsa Texas on Wednesday Silverton Thursday and Plainview Friday over WDAG on 265 meters. Ches Dy
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Panhandle Plains
Martin Broadcasting
Amarillo
Amarillo College of Music
E. R. Mayer
WDAG
Tulsa
Texas
Silverton
Plainview
Finklea Diamond Display Attracts Amarillo Viewers
E E Finklea jeweler at 410 Polk Street showcases the largest diamond display in Amarillo storefront history. Bracelets watches mountings and other jewelry surround the dazzling stone, drawing crowds during Tri-State exposition week downtown.
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E. E. Finklea
Polk Street
Amlarillo
Amarillo
Rin Tin Tin and Rex Stars At The Fair This Week
Rin Tin Tin appears in Be low The Line at the Mission Friday and Saturday. Five acts vaudeville and Tom Mix in The Rainbow Trail at the Fair Friday and Saturday. Rex the horse stars in Black Cyclone at the Fair Monday.
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Rin Tin Tin
Rex
Mitchell Opens Up Again on U. S. Air Services
Col William Mitchell testifies before the president's air board criticizing the army general staff as incompetent to draft policy and blaming officials for inadequate air defense. He calls for a national defense department and urges emphasis on air power to defend the nation and its coast and seas.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Presidnt
Air Board
Army General Staff
Navy
Mitchell
Department of National Defense
Congress
America
Army
Navy Air Services
Morrow
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Britain
Nova Scotia
England
Europe
United States
Caribbean
Japan
Asia
Alaska
Honolulu
Army Air Service
Cattle Threatened With Slaughter Over Foot and Mouth Found
Houston reports 3000 to 4000 cattle may be destroyed after foot and mouth disease was found in a large Algoa Galveston county herd. The herd lies beyond the Santa Fe tracks, now extending the quarantine boundary. Officials warn of a grave fiscal strain to pay for infected cattle.
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Associated Press
Houston
Algoa
Galveston County
Santa Fe
State
Sanitary Livestock Commission
Army reform proposal calls for separate artillery corps
A reforming plan argues current measures are inadequate for emergencies and urges major changes in army structure, including creating a distinct artillery corps.
General repairs at The Rainbow Trail event
Readable notes indicate repairs underway at 113 W Seventh during The Rainbow Trail at The Fall Low The Line at the Mission On Friday.
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W. Seventh
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