Hutson Sells Seventeen Fine Hereford Bulls
John Hutson ships seventeen two year old Hereford bulls to Amarillo buyer C T Herring. The Outdoor Herd bulls are praised as top quality shown as potential show stock. Hutson, a noted cattle raiser from Randall County, emphasizes size, long loins and strong hindquarters. The deal, described as high price, underscores Herring’s focus on improving L S cattle herd and maintaining world class stock.
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John Hutson
C. T. Herring
Amarillo
L. S
Herring
Mr. Hutson
Hutson
Randall County
South
Will Make Good Wheat and Oats From Local Fields
J T Holland reports strong wheat prospects after sampling fields in the southeastern county. Wheat from R B Rogers 125 acre field and Ozra Bakers Fisher place 75 acre field promises 18 to 22 bushels per acre with good weather. Oats from John Mc Geehee 175 acre field show heads and recent rains suggest a heavy yield.
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J.T. Holland
R. B. Rogers
Ozra Baker
Fisher Place
John McGeehee
Cera Rustlings and Community Notes at Canyon City
The town reports showers aiding corn and maize. Grace Hollibaugh visits sister Mrs. Deer. Emma Slader stays with uncle Mr. McGeehee. Mrs. Painton improves from illness. News of travels to Oddessa and New Mexico, and returns from Tulsa. Walter’s new store to host post office. Canyon City visits and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Slader
Mr. McGeehee
W. A. Joy
New Mexico
Nora Davis
Wayside
C. Lungreen
Leo Beasley
Tulsa
W. J. Slader
Walter
P. C. Buckner
Umbarger Notes Highlight Rain Aids Crops And Community Events
Rain fell Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday, boosting crops and lifting spirits. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Painter and daughter Eulala from Greenfield Missouri visiting Mrs. Painter's parents the Williams. Mrs. S. Williams and daughters Dove and Dolly plan to move to Quanah. Russell Morgan and Dan Hall left for Deadwood South Dakota with Mr. Hoffman s horses. The lakes drew Mr. Martin and family for a fishing outing. Gregory and family and Miss Hasser visited from Deaf Smith County. Umbarger Catholic church held services in the new building. Umbarger school pupils formed a Good Will club with motto Good Will Toward Everyone blue Carnation. officers Catherine Beckman president Neal Morgan vice president Nellie Conrad secretary Bernice Williams Wayne Conrad editors. Mrs. Edith Conner and Miss Anna Wansley visited Hereford for Miss Mary Wansley. J R Eling returned from Iowa after attending his mother s funeral. his daughter accompanied him. Choice Avenue School closed for summer. Miss Leonard to attend a summer normal. Mirage
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R. BE. Painter
Eulala
Greenfield
Gregory
Hasser
Deaf Smith County
Umbarger
New Catholic
South Umbarger
Umbarger School
Catherine Beckman
Neal Morgan
Nellie Conrad
Sect’y
Bernice Williams
Wayne Conrad
Good Will Club News
Edith Conner
Anna Wansley
Hereford
Mary Wansley
J. R. Eling
Iowa
Choice Avenue
Leonard
Mirage
Notice of Citation in Campbell vs Riley Case Heard in Randall County
State summons B M Riley by publication for four weeks in Randall County. Court in Canyon City to hear petition filed May 3 1907 about land Lot 11 12 Block 27 original Canyon City and possession claim of two thousand dollars damages due to unlawful entry and eviction. Case No 422 Campbell plaintiff Potter County resident seeks restitution and costs with writ of possession.
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Sherif
Randall County
B. M. Riley
47Th Judicial District
Canyon City
A.D
W. ©. Campbell
F. M. Riley
Potter
Texas
A. D
W. CC
Campbell
M. P. Garner
Kaffir corn a money maker in the Panhandle
C Slaughter of T B Slaughter & Son sold three tons of ground Kaffir corn heads at 8 25 per ton, bringing 75. Mr Slaughter lives twelve miles south of Wildorado and the item notes Kaffir corn as a profitable crop for feeding and sale.
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Slaughter
Wildorado Herald
C. Slaughter
T. B. Slaughter & Son
Panhandle
Miss Pearl Gilliam Heads to Merkel Visit
Miss Pearl Gilliam departed last Monday for a several week visit at her former home in Merkel.
Lockney Picnic Promises Largest Texas Plains Event
The Lockney annual barbecue picnic set for July 2 and 3 promises to be the best in town history with speakers from across the state, amusements, and plenty of food on the grounds. Visitors from the plains will be welcomed to the fair city with lunch counters and nearby hotels available. Local residents Claude N Harrison and John A Wallace were seen in Amarillo, while Mrs. Walter Cobb of Tulsa visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Miller of Topeka attended their son Clarence Miller’s wedding to Laura Ditto here last week.
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Lockney
Texas
Plains
Mrs. Miller
Topeka
Kansas
Clarence Midler
Laura Ditto
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First National Bank OF Canyon
Levain
Bell
Ben J
Pembridge
Somersham
Dexter
Northwestern Title Company
Miss Grace Hollibaugh
Mrs. Deer
J. Hammond
Oddessa, Mo
Grandpa Slade
Miss Fannie
Plainview
Gus Lawson
Umbarger Notes
State OF
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T. V. Reeves
Claude N. Harrison
John A. Wallace
Walter Cobb
Harrell
Bonton
C. B. Lohr
George Reynolds Co
OR. C. B. Lohr
Shaw and Bennett
J. B. Cole
J. R. Harter
Northwestern
R. A. Terrill