Community club meetings share cooking and sewing demos
A Cedar Grove adult club meeting showcased tamatice pie with a balanced meal concept, plus a tinting and dyeing demo. Other reports cover Mound and Wilson clubs, poultry and color demonstrations, upcoming insect control, sewing steps, and soybeans trials for Oklahoma crops and yields at Stillwater.
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Worstell
Maxwell
Ihe Mound
E. M. Jones
Watkins
J. H. Bullock
EB. M. Jones
Wilson
Farm expert predicts larger peanut and forage acreage this year
Co. W. Zorn expects a sizable rise in peanut clover and alfalfa plantings driven by dairy herd expansion and pasture needs. He foresees a small drop in cotton acreage as farmers seek safer crops amid boll weevil risk and markets for peanuts.
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Co. W. Zorn
Mr. Zorn
Planting Season Expands Across Dry Farm Lands
Planting season arrives with corn first and other crops soon following as land dries enough for fields to be sown. The season begins in earnest and farming activity increases as farmers prepare for the new crop year.
Beekeepers Watch For Critical Spring Hunger Risk
Beekeepers are urged to monitor colonies as warm weather returns. Bees must find ample food as pollen and nectar flow increases. if fall honey was insufficient, weaker hives may need feeding until the honey flow begins. Experienced bee men say bees are not safe until persimmon bloom.
Soybeans Gain Favor in Oklahoma Farming
Stillwater reports show soybeans, a newer crop for Oklahoma, gaining popularity among farmers. B F Kiltz of Oklahoma A and M notes many inquiries on uses and cultivation. In eastern areas soybean hay replaces alfalfa for feed due to tolerating lower lime soils. Most acreage lies in the northeast, with successful growth across eastern Oklahoma and fair results in central areas from five years of tests at Stillwater and eight outstate stations.
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Oklahoma
Laredo
Wilson
Chiquita
Virginia
Pine Dell Perfection
Old Dominion
College Station
Stillwater
Kiltz
B. F. Kiltz
Department of Field Crops and Soils
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Radio schedule for Oklahoma A and M Farmers Hour
Weekly program on KVOO features C P Blackwell and B E White with talks on fertile soils and landscaping. The lineup for April 8 to April 11 includes music, orchard sprays, butterfat income, color in living rooms, and National Egg Week topics.
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Stillwater
C. P. Blackwell
B. EX. White
Oklahoma A. and M. College
KVOO
Dean Blackwell
Mr. White
Tne
B. E. White
Frank Cross
J. W. Boehr
Nora A. Talbot
School of Home Economics
Tco
Bob Makovsky
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report April 2
Cattle 600 with calves 300 mostly higher prices 25 cents up. Yearling lings heavy cattle 975 pounds at 13.50. beef cows 12.00. canners and cutters 5.50 to 7.50. Calves steady. stockers active and fully steady. Hogs 3,000 with 10 to 15 cent advance expected. top around 11.30 for packers, 11.10 for truck hogs. packing saws and stags about 9.50, stockers 8.50.
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Oklahoma City
Market Report from Kansas City Hogs and Cattle Prices
Hogs 8,000 head with 7,506 directs mostly 100 to 115 higher, early top 11.80 on 200 to 210 pounds, packer top 11.75 on 190 to 220 pounds, butchers 160 to 350 pounds 11.00 to 11.75, sows 9.75 to 10.75, stock pigs 9.25 to 10.65. Cattle 5,500, calves 500, steady to 25 higher, fed steers 12.25 to 14.50, common 9.50 to 12.50, yearlings 12.50 to 14.75, heifers 11.50 to 14.00, cows 11.00, vealers 9.00 to 13.75. Sheep dull with wooled lambs. sheep steady.
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Wansas City
Cotton New York Market Slips Amid Quiet Trade
Early declines attributed to selling on easy late cables from Liverpool and good weather edged cotton lower in New York. By afternoon, the market steadied with partial recoveries but still showed net losses of 10 to 15 points as trade and commission buying waned.
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New York
Liverpool
South
Cotton prices ease amid favorable weather and private acreage outlook
New Orleans April 2. Cotton prices trended lower under pressure from favorable weather and a modest bearish private acreage estimate. Liquidity fell as active positions drifted 19 to 20 points below yesterday's close. Exports reached 19,446 bales.
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New Orleans
Rt:y
Liverpool
Cotton market in Spot New Orleans steady on April trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed quiet and unchanged with sales at 641 bales. Prices for middling grades ranged from 18.08 to 19.98 cents, receipts totaled 9 337, and stock stood at 313 404 bales.
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New Orleans
Wall Street Strong as Optimism Returns in Oil and Utilities
The Associated Press reports renewed investor confidence in New York trading with gains in oil, utilities, and steel. Call money at 12 percent, expected to ease after dividends return to banks. final hours see oil stocks accumulate and motors rise as Radio and I T T rebound. Baldwin Locomotive slips 13 points before closing strong. total volume about 3.7 million shares.
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New York
International Telephone and Telegraph
Baldwin Locomotive
Standard Group
Wheat futures rise as Chicago buying exceeds northwest selling
Wheat prices in Chicago moved higher in late trading as buying in Chicago outpaced selling in the northwest to close out spread trades. Strength in the stock market and light late offerings supported gains with rain in parts of Kansas cited as a further influence. CHICAGO April 2 wheat prices firmed with values for hard wheat at 1.19 and No 3 mixed at 1.15 to 1.14, corn mixed at 89 to 91 cents, oats around 45 to 47 cents.
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T Grain
Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Market Report from Kansas City Dairy and Poultry Prices
Kansas City market notes for April 1 list eggs at firsts 2842e seconds 2le. butter creamery 50e large quantities 4e. butterfat 42e with premium Se. packing butter 24e. Poultry prices show hens 26c, broilers 3le, roosters 16e.
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Kansas City
Ada Debaters Clinch Sixth Straight Conference Win
Ada high school debaters defeated Wetumka against a unanimous judge panel at Wetumka, argued the negative that British parliamentary government is superior to the U S presidential system. Members were Jeff Laird Woodrow Erwin and Philip Wimbish guided by Prof Moss Wimbish with return meets in Ada and Okemah this week.
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Ada High School
Wetumka
Ada
United States
Jeff Laird
Woodrow Erwin
Philip Wimbish
Okemah
Moss Wimbish
Boy Scout News Highlights At Center And Surrounding Troops
Prof. Chas Grindstaff leads a successful 11 scout troop with 100 percent attendance and no losses since formation. Several scouts earn merit badges and second class status. many troops plan hikes, and a Pensacola trip prompts strong performances. Chambers of commerce exchange materials. Ada scouts get a possible free boat ride. local leaders praise patrol method and leadership.
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Harry Miller
Chas. Grindstaff
Center
Pensacola
J. R. Armstrong
Franks
Bernie Littlefield
Bernie
Legion Park
Paul Bucey
Roy Meek
Carl Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Gene Harris
J. C. Emerson
J. €. Horton
E. C. Peay
Dennis Williams
Stanley McSwain
Harvey Faust
Ben Huntington
Walter Gibson
Walter
Spencer Machine Shops
Cecil Felton
Ross Burke
Dean Hamilton
Hamilton
Renfro Herndon
Alvin Greer
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Virgil Ramsey
Allen
Allen Lions Club
Waiter Olivo
Ada High School Opens Its Doors for Spring Open House
The Ada high school will hold its annual open house April 8 9 and 10 in the new plant. Principal B R Stubbs invites patrons to tour the building inspect departments and view the money spent on education. Evenings feature programs in the auditorium including music dramatics and a style show with curricular exhibits and refreshments.
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Ada High School
B. R. Stubbs
Ada
Revolution as Viewed By Former Resident of Mexico
The piece notes M. H. Shepard resigning from the Oklahoma state fish and game commission, with Governor Holloway delaying new appointees while a new bill passes. It discusses Mexican revolution dynamics, leadership, funding, and predicts collapse within a month while considering U.S. role as regional enforcer.
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Mexico
Oklahoma City
M. H. Shepard
Chickasha
State Fish and Game Commission
Holloway
Sam H. Harris
O. P. Slack
Atoka
Commission
College Debate Program Now
East Central forensic team opens with a close loss to Ouichita College from Arkansas in a jury substitute debate. The next night the East Central negative team beat Winfield Kansas Teachers, while Phillips coach Griffith announced the decision. Director O Connell says larger attendance will boost college debate interest.
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Henderson
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
East Central
Robert Moore
Jack Coon
Winfield
Kan
Griffith
Phillips
W. V. O'Connell
Loot Recovered But Suspects Make Getaway
Two Ellis county men sought for a May robbery of the Bank of May fled after authorities recovered all but 138 dollars. Sinclair, jailed in Ellis county at Arnett, led officers to a desert shack where the loot was found in a sack. he is blamed as an accomplice in planning the crime.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Madero
Profirio Diaz
Hemisphere
Many
Calles
Portes Gil
United States
Buffalo
Okla
Harper County
Ellis County
Sinclair
Arnett
Oil field activity and gas blowout near Allen
The Allen Democrat reports multiple wells in the Allen area actively drilling and coring. Notable items include Loyal Oil No. 1 Bates cored at 2350 to 2385 feet, and Sinclair No. 1 Jefferson near Allen venting gas at 2800 feet after Wilcox sand production. Gas flow estimated at 35 million cubic feet daily with ongoing casing and offset wells nearby.
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Allen Democrat
Loyal Oil Company
Bates
Allen
Wilcox
Burke-Gries Oil Company
Sunray No
Amos
Louisiana Oil and Refining Corporation
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Gray Farm
Moore
Texas Company No
Lucy
Hutchins
Texas Company
Ramsey Company
Milner
South Nitchey
Nitchey
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Jefferson
Cal- Cal Oil Company
Joana
Debating Results Highlight West Texas and East Central Wins
On Wednesday the negative team lost to a Christian college from Abilene Texas while the East Central College affirmative team defeated teachers from Commerce Texas. Friday's finale capped a busy debate week under W W OConnell with East Central posting two wins and two losses for the four debates, yielding an even early-season balance.
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East Central Forensic Stars
Ouichita College
Arkadelphia
Ark
Robert Moore
Harvey Cromwell
Christian College
Abilene
Texas
East Central College
Commerce
W. W. O'Connell
East Central
Durant salesman Jerrell in trouble over two crashes
J E Jerrell a Durant salesman faces charges of assault with intent to kill and with a deadly weapon after two Saturday night automobile crashes near McAlester. W N Brent hospitalised in serious condition after surgery following the first crash. Mack Martin's buggy was struck in the second crash and Jerrell's car went into a ditch. Sheriff Beams says Jerrell resisted arrest.
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M’alester
J. E. Jerrell
Durant
W. N. Brent
McAlester
Jerrell
Mack Martin
Tom Beams
Two Boys Exonerated in Ada Burglary Case
Noel Cheat and Jimmy Baze were cleared of second degree burglary after a hearing before Justice T. O. Cullins. The youths presented an alibi denying they entered Arthur Williams’ home a mile west of Ada and took a pistol, leading to dismissal of the case.
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Noel Cheat
Jimmy Baze
T. O. Cullins
Justice of Peace
Cullins
Arthur Williams
Ada
Waner Cuts Salary Demands Stands Pat
Pittsburgh April 2 The Post Gazette prints a telegram from Paul Waner Pirate holdout outfielder stating he has reduced his salary demand somewhat but he regrets being absent from the team while the club remains firm.
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Pittsburgh
the Post-Gazette Today
Paul Waner
Pirate
Gash Pyle Encounters Bunion Derby Troubles
Trenton authorities bar a performance of Charles C. Pyle to fund his transcontinental bunion derby show. A writ of attachment robs him of two caravan cars after a $800 chair bill dispute. He moves to Morrisville and seeks funds and voice treatment before rejoining the caravan toward Philadelphia.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles C. Pyle
Pyle
Delaware River
Morrisville
Thomas Deming Company
New York
Philadelphia
Radio Bill Ditched in Oklahoma City Legislature
Oklahoma City March 39 47 The House struck Senate Bill 110 by Senator Austin from its calendar amid small opposition. The bill would require all companies operating electrical machinery to ground their equipment to prevent interference with radio receptions.
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Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Senate
Austin
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ads summarize value received for money spent in local advertising. Readers can judge offers, rates, and services by comparing headlines and short descriptions, highlighting strong deals and practical contracts in the marketplace.
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Mrs. Morgan
Cedar Grove
Surginier
R. B. Thompson
Madonna Fitzgerald
School of Economics
Gus Bieberdorf
Futures Tables
Tures
The
Associated Press
Wall Street Strong
Stichevins
NDA
Wetumka High School
Boy Scout News
Shepard
Harris
Joe Constant
Cherokee
M. H. Hunt
H. J. Norrell
Allen Oil Field
Waner
Barney Dreyfuss
P. Waner
Pat
Gash Pyle
Bunion
Ada Hatchery
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