4-H Club Meetings Highlight Oklahoma Agriculturists
Editor notes a sequence of 4-H events across Oklahoma communities. Laxton, Fitzhugh, Vanoss, Summers Chapel, Galey and Wilson clubs share demonstrations in home decoration sewing and basketry, with a Friday Poultry meeting at New Bethel and a May flower display. The piece also previews Farmers Week round-up on July 30 to August 2 with cash prizes and plans for top scorers, plus a survey of poultry industry stats and agricultural tips from Oklahoma A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh
Laxton
Fitzhurh Club
I. R. Gilmore
North Ada Club
North Ada
Vanoss
H. B. Williams
Summers Chapel
Galey
Wilson Junior Club
Francis Zemundio
Jack Johnson
J. R. Smith
Morgan
Clyde Kaiser
Poultry Association
Teague
New Bethel School
New Bethel
State of
Oklahoma
R. J. Stewart
Ringkade
Bristol
A. and M. College
Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition
Oklahoma City
Kingkade
A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Oil production increases in Great Seminole area proration
Weekly oil output data show a US production drop with total crude down 44 736 barrels and light oil falling 49 141 barrels for the week ending April 13. Oklahoma and West Texas contributed most to the light oil decrease while mid continent output fell 46 044 barrels. California showed a nominal rise as U S weekly average output totaled 2 616 082 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
West Texas
Mid-continent
Great Seminole
United States
Andrew M. Rowley
Oil and Gas Journal
California
Tonkawa
Burbank
St. Louis Pearson
Cushing and Shamrock
Bristow
Allen
West
Texas
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
North Central
Texas Panhandle
Texas i
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Rocky Mountain Area
Court Opinion Favors W A Peck In Removal Action
Oklahoma City April 16 UPI The Oklahoma Supreme Court again rules the attorney general has no authority to prosecute removal charges against a county official for acts of commission. The ruling says charges of omission go before a court or grand jury. Also Dallas reports F F Mahone Ardmore Okla beaten by a stranger with a pistol no robbery attempt. he is hospitalized and will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Rolfs
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Wall Street
New York
Montgomery Ward
American Can
U. S. Steel
Postum
Oklahoma City
UPI
Pontotoc County
W. A. Peck
State Supreme Court
Peck
Dallas
F. F. Mahone
Ardmore
Oklo
Washington
Oscar
Colquitt
Texas
Hoover
Railroad Board of Mediation
Pat Neff
Neff
Coolidge
Mexican Rebels to Hold Naco Amid Border Tensions
In Naco Arizona on April 15 rebels and federal forces watched each other while a large rebel camp south of the loyal garrison drew 1,000 to 1,300 men. American troops reinforced Naco and aviators patrolled the border as talks with federal leaders proved unsuccessful.
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Naco
Ariz
Sonora
Frank S. Cohell
Fort Huachuca
Ramon F. Yucupicio
San Blas
Yucupicio
Lucas Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Pulpito Pass
Chihuahua-Sonora
Here
la Morita
Chihuahua
Agua Prieta
Francisco R. Manzo
Abelardo Rodriguez
John Gung’s
United States
Arizona
Benito Bernal
Manzo
Escobar
Department of Justice
California
Los Angeles
Ferdino Fernandez
Carlos Gavaldon
Enrique Alfonso
Francisco Manzo
Lower
Ramon Yucupicio
Bisbee
Bamoa
Sinaloa
Calles
Guamuihil
Nogales
Joe Ohensorgen
Rafael Sberejarano
Chensorgen
International Line
Planting warnings on infected soil threaten crop losses
An expert warns that warm soil and bed preparation may fail if crops are planted on infected ground. He emphasizes risks to yields and urges soil testing and remediation measures to prevent widespread damage.
Livestock Prices Steady to Strong Across Oklahoma City Market
Oklahoma City cattle and hogs show brisk demand with prices steady to higher. Cattle top $14.00 on good yearlings, cows 8.50 to 9.50, calves 12.00 to 14.00. hogs steady with rail top $11.10, sows 9.25 to 9.50. Kansas City report also notes firm to higher lambs and steady cattle and veal values amid overall grain market context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hughes County
Kansas City
Social notes from Cedar Grove and neighboring towns
Happyland residents Mr and Mrs Dallas Lamb of Cedar Grove visited the Head family over the weekend. Roy Robbins of Frisco called on Henry Ingram. Mrs Ken Lamb and children visited Miss Ruby Tharp and Miss Dorothy Tharp and Miss Effie Bryan hosted by Oakman. Clarence Wade and others, plus Miss Addie Solomon visiting Zella Lamb. George Robbins of Steedman stayed with Russel Head. Ethel Nix of Oakman stopped by Ruby Tharp. Ruby Tharp visited Ava Binkley. Ken Lamb and family visited Ada households.
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Happyland
Dallas Lamb
Cedar Grove
Russel Head
Roy Robbins
Frisco
Henry Ingram
Ken Lamb
Guy Binkley
Ruby Tharp
Clarence Wade
Denny
J. E. Lamb
Dorothy Tharp
Effie Bryan
Oakman
Addie Solomon
Zella Lamb
D. M. Lanier
John Tharp
George Robbins
Steedman
Ethel Nix
George Goren
Ada
Ava Binkley
New Farm Relief Bill Introduced in House
The House Agriculture Committee drafted a basic relief program for Hoover and introduced the farm bill. Speaker Longworth sent it back to committee for formal approval as the first postwar revival effort faces the farm sector.
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Chicago
Hoover
Congress
Hoover-Republican
Federal Farm Board
The
Farm Board
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Committee
National Grange
Washington
House
Longworth
Calles Orders Almazan to Strike Rebel Forces in Sonora
General Calles orders General Almazan with 5000 troops to advance from Chihuahua into Sonora via Pulpito pass to attack the rebel army on the west coast. He says Almazan could annihilate remaining rebels and cut off their retreat after San Blas and northern Sinaloa flee, burning the Rio Fuerte bridge and damaging the Southern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
la Reforma
Sonora
Calles
Almazan
Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Juan Andreu Almazan
Chihuahua
Pulpito Pass
Portes Gil
San Blas
Sinaloa
Rio Fuerte
Southern Pacific
Hoover’s nominations move Dawes for ambassador post
President Hoover sent forward the nomination of Charles Gates Dawes, former vice president, to be ambassador to England within minutes of taking action. Dawes’ appointment would fill the high diplomatic post as Hoover advances his cabinet and foreign policy team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mr. Dawes
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Hoover
Washington
Charles J. Rhoads
Charles H. Burke
Rhoads
Charlies Gates Dawes
Ensg
Veiled Threat: Rep Tinkham Again Presses Impeachment
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts releases a letter to Attorney General Mitchell demanding enforcement of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. He warns a president who fails to enforce them is subject to impeachment. Also notes General Cornelius Vanderbilt as a strandfath er and a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cassaway Davis III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U?p
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Hoover
Mitchell
New York
Corneius Vanderbilt
Henry Cassaway Davis
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Clif Deaton
Charles Laughlin
Gladys Wilson
Pickett
Liverpool
New Orleans
COURT
Garrison
Federal
Mayfield
Senate Interstate Commercee Committee
Committee
Raymond Z. Henl
Associated Press
Harding
Galles Launches
AULE
Butler Brothers
Fowler
East Main
P.& G. Soap
K. C
J. M. Barker
T. G. Fowler
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