Forecast for Long Range Weather Study Aims at Farming Season
Washington April 18 UPI Farmers may soon get forecasts for their crops growing season before planting as the weather bureau investigates long range prediction. Under a Works Progress Administration grant, researchers study global indicators to forecast U S weather three to six months ahead for farming regions including the wheat and corn belt. The work seeks to boost planting decisions and agricultural planning.
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Hillieree
United Press 5
Washington
W. R. Gregg
U. S. Weather Bureau
Works Progress Administration
Far East
Australia
R. H. Weightman
United States
Weather Bureau
Grege
Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Henry A. Wallace
Bankhead-Jones
Cedar Grove 4-H Pig Club Shows Promise With Purebred Stock
Members of the Cedar Grove 4-H pig club purchased 17 purebred gilts averaging 307 pounds. Twelve gilts farrowed, eight piglets survived among the 11 in one litter. The group experiments with orphan pig feeding and plans to exhibit at the Cedar Grove, Pontotoc County, and Oklahoma fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Pontotoc County
Soybean Story Showcases New Farm Product Outlets
Kansas City April 18 The American Chemical Society heard papers on soybeans linking chemistry to farming and industry. Barnard outlined soybeans expanding from U S staples to uses in paper, glues, leather substitutes and foods while advocates and opponents debated alcohol-gasoline fuels for motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Leonard
United Press
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
H. E. Barnard
Chemurgic Council
Barnard
United States
China
Eastern Asia
Gustav Egloff
J. C. Morrell
Chicago
Leo Christensen
The
Chemical Foundation
Gaar Corner Clubwomen Grow Baby Chicks For Families
Members of the Gaar Corner Farm Women’s club report 904 chicks on hand. Mrs Richardson sent 300 English White Leghorns. eight died as they recovered, roosters planned for sale. Mrs Gaar’s 200 chicks hatched with seven lost, Mrs Walker’s 112 with five lost. Hill plans county workers with worksheets this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaar Corner Farm Women's Club
4 H Club Contests Set for Friday in Ada
Fontetoe county 4 H clubs hold the second division county contests at Convention hall Ada Friday April 24 10 am with team demonstrations timely topics officer elections and achievement readings. Miss Lemma Maloney Shawnee Brown will judge the events and Mrs Jessie Morgan HDA aids clubs in preparation.
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Fontetoe County
Convention Hall
Ada
Lemma Maloney
Shawnee Brown
Jessie Morgan
H.D.A
Farmers Attend County Meetings On New Federal Program
In Pontotoc county many residents attended meetings explaining the new federal farm program replacing the AAA. County agent J B Hill said most farmers now understand how the soil conservation based plan works and the provision for taking lands out of cultivation for benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
Farm Act aims to measure shifts to soil-building crops
The article explains how the new Soil Conservation farm program will determine base acreages and yields to measure farmers shifts from soil depleting to soil building crops and the federal grants earned. Special crops like cotton and peanuts have separate bases. other crops use 1935 harvested acreage with rental adjustments. Local committees may adjust for weather disruptions and out-of-range acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Oklahoma
J. B. Hill
Ada Man's Daughter In Critical Condition
April 21 22 year old Miss Vincie Ann Cain an Oklahoma City telephone operator remained in critical condition in a hospital here as investigators probed an automotive crash near Moore early Tuesday. Authorities reported possible double fatalities but no bodies found. Cain was said to have been alone at a filling station twenty minutes before being rushed to the city by bus. The car reportedly owned by a Oklahoma City youth rolled three times after leaving the highway winged east side. Miss Cain's father George Millican resides in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Vincie Ann Cain
Moore
Miss Cain
Cleveland County
Cecil Smith
George Millican
Ada
Testimony of Ada Dairyman Indicts Alleged Con Man
Ada dairy farmer J A Coody testified that Charles Shelby of Texas and two other men aimed to steal 5000 dollars from him with a plan to share in 69000 dollars in profits from a race track bet. Shelby was bound over to district court on a confidence game charge with bond set at 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Charles Shelby
San Marcus
Texas
Common Pleas
William Randolph
Shelby
J. A. Coody
Ada
Obituary James Nash Maples 55 at home in Allen
James Nash Maples age 55 died at his Allen home on Thursday April 16. Funeral services for Maples will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. from the First Baptist church of Stonewall with Rev. Gregory officiating. Interment follows at Stonewall cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home handling arrangements. He is survived by five sons Calvin Maples and Amos Maples of Allen and Raymond Lee Maples Lysfours Maples and James Maples Jr of Stonewall and one daughter Jessie Mae Maples of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nash Maples
Allen
First Baptist Church of
Stonewall
Rev
Gregory
Stonewall Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Maples
Calvin Maples
Amos Maples
Ada
Raymond Lee
Lysfours Maples
James Jr
Jessie Mae
Obituary for M. L. Collins of Konawa
M L Collins age 50 died at home in Konawa on April 16 funeral services set for Friday at 3 30 pm in Konawa cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge Interment in Konawa cemetery He is survived by wife Myrtle Collins and six children Melvin Mary L John R Frankie Gene all of Konawa and Mrs E W Yeager of Corsicana Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Collins
Konawa
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Collins
Myrtle Collins
Melvin
Mary L
John R
Frankie
Gene Collins
E. W. Yeager
Corsicana
Texas
Milican 80 Dies. Fragments From Ada Area Obit
Thomas Franklin Milican age 80 died at a daughter’s home near the Ada airport Thursday morning at 10 38 funeral services held from the Methodist church at Calvin Friday at 2 Rev Hill will officiate burial in Calvin cemetery Keiths Funeral Chapel in charge Surviving are six daughters Mrs Grooms Ada Mrs F B Beers Henryetta Mrs Charles Buell Ft Smith Ark Mrs Hazel Reese Mrs Ernest McDonald Mrs Chester Dickerson all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Franklin Milican
Ada
Methodist Church
Calvin
Hill
Calvin Cemetery
Keith
Grooms
F. B. Beers
Henryetta
Charles Buell
Ft. Smith, Ark
Hazel Reese
Ernest McDonald
Chester Dickerson
Death of Gerald Ray Chambers Seven-Year-Old Stonewall Boy
Gerald Ray Chambers aged 7 of Stonewall died Friday at 3 30 PM at a local hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Franks school house Criswell Funeral chapel in charge. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs S R Chambers six brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ray Chambers
Stonewall
Franks School
Criswell
S. R. Chambers
Mrs. Metta Fischbeck 82 Dies Near Ada After Illness
Mrs. Metta Fischbeck died Sunday at 1 15 AM at her home southwest of Ada from pneumonia after a five day illness. Funeral held Monday at 3 PM at Keith Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery. Born December 17 1853 in Oldenburg Germany she came to America in 1867. Married Eilert Fischbeck in 1875 they had two sons August and William. She leaves brother Henry Brockshus and sister Mrs A Burkhart, plus three grandsons two great grandsons and one great granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metta Fisenbeck
Ada
Keith
Rosedale
Fischbeck
Grandma Fischbeck
Oldenburg
Germany
America
Eilert Fischbeck
August
William
Henry Brockshus
Williamsburg
Iowa
A. Burkhart
Missouri Valley
Clarence Fischbeck
Waynoka
William Fischbeck
Dale Fischback
Allen
Patsyanne
Loren Dale
Wendell August
Dale Fischbeck
Obituary for Susan Evaline Marshall in Stonewall area
Mrs Susan Evaline Marshall aged 7% died at home in Stonewall on Saturday. Funeral services were at the Baptist church Sunday at 2 30 officiated by Rev Clay Gregory with burial in Stonewall cemetery. Survived by husband W P Marshall of Stonewall a daughter Mrs J C Mixon of Stonewall four sons H M Marshall of Stonewall E E Marshall of Wayne E W and G C Marshall of Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Evaline Marshall
Stonewall
Baptist Church
Clay Gregory
Stonewall Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
W. P. Marshall
J. C. Mixon
H. M. Marshall
E. E. Marshall
Wayne
E. W. and
G. C. Marshall
Mrs Persiville Rites Held in Ada Funeral Service
Mrs Dave Persiville age 46 of 313 West 1th Ada died April at 1:50 am at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev C B Holland of Asbury Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Rosedale. She is survived by husband Dave Persiville two daughters Nona Mae and Vera Maglione Persiville and a son Melton Persiville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Persiville
West 1Th
Ada
West Fifth Street
Criswell Funeral Home
C. B. Holland
Asbury Methodist Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Persiville
Dave Per
Emma Patterson dies at 71 in Ada
Mrs Emma Patterson 71 died Tuesday April 21 at 8 00 am at her home in Ada Funeral services and burial will be in Linn Missouri April 24 Criswell Funeral Home in charge She is survived by two sons A B Patterson Dallas Texas and Parker Patterson Linn Missouri and two daughters Mrs B F Ferrier Linn Missouri and Mrs Ralph Busey Holdenville Oklahoma and a brother Allen Campbell Houston Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Patterson
Ada
Linn
Missouri
Criswell Funeral Home
Holdenville
Okla
Allen Campbell
Houston
Texas
Death Notice for C B Gatewood in Steedman
C B Gatewood aged 15 died Tuesday April 21 at the family home in Steedman Funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday at 3 p m Interment in Citra cemetery Criswell's in charge He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs B G Gatewood and a sister Elsa Gatewood
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Cc. B. Gatewood
C. B. Gatewood
Steedman
Citra Cemetery
Criswell’s
C. B
B. G. Gatewood
Elsa Gatewood
Funeral set for Mrs Pearl Agnew after Faytteville accident
The funeral for Mrs Pearl Agnew killed in a car crash near Fayetteville Arkansas will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Stratford Oklahoma Methodist church. Burial will be in McGee Cemetery. Survived by children Louise Pauline Agnew Nathaniel and family Walter Gray and family Stratford sisters Edna Gabbert B F Dunn Evelyn Braselton and families.
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Pearlsnew
Fawyetteville
Ark
Methodist
Stratford
Oklahoma
McGee Cemetery
Edna Gabbert
B. F. Dunn
Coleman
Texas
Evelyn Braselton
Ada
Baby Delivered En Route to Hospital in Patrol Wagon
Mrs Dorothy Hye 29 delivered of first child in a patrol wagon rushed to a hospital in Chicago on April 22. Patrolman Henry Meske, noted as father of ten, officiated.
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Chicago
Dorothy Hye
Henry Meske
Boy Sees For First Time After Cataract Removal
In Newark New Jersey on April 22 Samuel Mydash age seven had a cataract removed and opened his eyes to the world. He asked what other children had in their mouths and was informed they were lollipops. I want one he said I know how they taste but never how they look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Samuel Mydash
Ardmore Visit Follows Ada Trip For Guy Wiley
Guy Wiley returns to Ardmore after two days in Ada for business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Wiley
Ardmore
Ada
Denton couple welcome 7 12 pound daughter
Mr and Mrs Roger Denton announce the birth of a seven pound twelve ounce daughter born Tuesday April 14 at a local hospital. Denton is assistant manager for J C Penney here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Denton
Denton
J. C. Penney Company
Stall couple attend Southwestern photographers convention
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Stall returned Wednesday from Fort Worth Texas where they attended a three day convention of the Southwestern Professional Photographers association. Mr. Stall an official of the association reported it was the best convention ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Stall
Fort Worth
Texas
Southwestern Professional Photographers Association
Oil Executive Harry Blackstock Here This Week
Harry L. Blackstock of the Blackstock Oil company of Oklahoma City is in the area attending to interests this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Blackstock
The
Blackstock Oil Company
Oklahoma City
A P Young of Fitzhugh Visits Ada on Wednesday
A P Young of Fitzhugh attended to business and visited in Ada on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Young of
Fitzhugh
Ada
Mrs George Woods Returns Home to Coalgate
Mrs George Woods has returned to her home in Coalgate after a short visit as a guest of friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woods
Coalgate
Watermelon seed bulk sold by R C Jeter Hardware
Miss Elizabeth Norman and her brother Edgar Norman, students at East Central, left Thursday to visit their father and relatives in Wewoka for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Norman
Edgar Norman
East Central
Wewoka
Joyce Van Eaton Visits Brother in Atoka
Miss Joyce Van Eaton returned Friday afternoon from Atoka where she spent the past week visiting her brother Frank Van Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce van Eaton
Atoka
Frank van Eaton
Miss Kathryn Cook Travels Home for Weekend Visit
Miss Kathryn Cook of East Central left Thursday for her home in Wewoka to spend the weekend with her parents continuing a short family visit and return soon.
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Kathryn Cook
East Central
Wewoka
Mrs Croyle to spend two weeks with daughter in St Louis
Mrs F W Croyle departed Friday for St Louis Missouri to visit her daughter Miss Marcia Croyle who is employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Croyle
St. Louis, Mo
Marcia Croyle
Miss Selma Cody Visits Local Friends This Week
Miss Selma Cody of Centralom a visits here this week as a guest of friends, staying in the city for a short social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Cody
Centraloma
Miss Lucille Riley Visits Ada Weekend
Daily Miss Lucille Riley of Vaness spends the weekend in Ada as guest of Miss Ruth Hammond at 631 West Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Riley of
Vaness
Ada
Ruth Hammond
West Second
Thompson Visit Ties Fairfax and Ada Families
Mr and Mrs G C Thompson of Fairfax visit relatives in Ada. Mrs Eli Ver Trees, mother of Mrs Thompson, returns home after a stay with them in Fairfax.
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G. C. Thompson
Fairfax
Ada
Eli Vertrees
Thompson
Mason of Nowata Visits Ada Before Ardmore Trip
R. Ss. Mason of Nowata stopped in Ada on Friday for a brief visit with friends while en route to Ardmore for business engagements.
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R. Ss. Mason
Nowata
Ada
Ardmore
Haskell Floyd Weekend Visit in Ada
Mr and Mrs Haskell Floyd two teachers from Seminole County spend the weekend in Ada visiting relatives and enjoying time away from home.
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Haskell Floyd
Seminole County
Ada
Illness Update on Dr Guillatt’s Young Son
The small son of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Guillatt, who has been seriously ill, is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Guillatt
Andrews Family Trip Includes Oklahoma City and Chickasha
Mr and Mrs J B Andrews and daughters spent two days in Oklahoma City and Chickasha. They were accompanied home by Mrs Andrews mother of Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Andrews
Oklahoma City
Chickasha
Clark Family Visits Watters in Weleetka
Mr and Mrs H G Clark Misses Ida and Chloe Clark and Miss Mary Sue Brock visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James W Watters in Weleetka Sunday.
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H. G. Clark
Ida and
Chloe Clark
Mary Sue Brock
Ada visit from Sallee family and kin
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sallee and their young daughter Nancy from Stonewall visited Ada on Sunday with Mrs. Sallee’s mother Mrs. W. S. Furlong and her family.
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Edd Sallee
Nancy
Stonewall
Ada
Wayne McGaha Weekend in Ada Noted by OU Student
University of Oklahoma student Wayne McGaha of Norman spent the past weekend in Ada. Details on activities or purpose of the visit were not specified in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne McGaha
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Ada
Moore Wedding Ties Kratz Family to Ada
Mrs Estelle Moore and Glenn C Wahlstrom wed Saturday evening in Ada. The couple were joined by Mr and Mrs Paul Kratz of Warner and the brideMiss Estelle Moore's mother for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kratz
Warner
Ada
Gerald Northup Visited Ada on Saturday
Gerald Northup of Fillstown spent Saturday in Ada visiting local sites and meeting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Northup
Fillstown
Ada
Ada visitors pause en route to Texas to see ill relative
Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and Marshall Jones of Ada stop in Ada Monday to visit friends before heading to Greenville Texas where Marshall joins his son who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Marshall Jones
Ada
Greenville
Tex
Mr and Mrs Charley Sanders Relocate to Okemah
Mr and Mrs Charley Sanders moved to Okemah after a transfer involving the Wilson Packing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Sanders
Okemah
Mr. Sanders
Wilson Packing Company
Armstrongs Return to Sinett After Visit
Mr and Mrs M B Armstrong arrive back at their Sinett Texas home after several days spent handling business and visiting with friends and neighbors during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Armstrong
Sinett, Texas
Forrests Visit Ada After Tulsa Trip
Mr and Mrs C F Forrest of Tulsa stopped in Ada for a short visit with friends. They are former residents of this city.
Statler Returns to Cainesville After Weekend in Ana
Jim Statler returns to Cainesville Texas after spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Gale Statler in Ana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Statler
Cainesville, Texas
Ana
Mrs
Gale Statler
Miss Threlkeld Recovered From Appendecomy Return Home
Miss Kathryn Threlkeld daughter of Dr and Mrs W R Threlkeld has been moved from a local clinic to her home after an appendectomy last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Threlkeld
W. R. Threlkeld
Ada Residents Visit Oklahoma City For Business And Friends
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Corbin returned from Oklahoma City where they attended to business and visited relatives and friends Tuesday in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Corbin
Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Gordon Wither Spoon Visit Ada from Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Gordon Wither Spoon, arriving temporarily in Oklahoma City, were in Ada Tuesday visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Witherspoon
Oklahoma City
Ada
Fischbeck Funeral Attended by Waynoka Family
Mr and Mrs Clarence Fischbeck returned to Waynoka after attending the funeral of Mrs Metta Fischbeck the Grundy County grandmother on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fischbeck
Waynoka
Mr. Fischbeck
Metta Fischbeck
Miss Rachel Blackhawk Reported Improving After Illness
Miss Rachel Blackhawk, who has been ill for the past week, is reported improving. Her condition is monitored by local doctors and is not described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Blackhawk
Markets Oklahoma City cattle hogs and sheep report
Markets Oklahoma City April 22. Cattle 1500 calves 500 market active with steady to strong demand for killing classes. Hogs 1600 active with prices up to 10.30 for small killers and 9.75 to 10.20 generally. Sheep 400 mostly spring lambs with top around 19.65 and bulk 9.50 to 10.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U. S
Market notes from Kansas City hogs cattle and sheep sale
Hog prices steady to 5 higher with top at 10.40 and strong 170 to 260 lb hogs. Cattle slaughter steady with spots firmer on cows. fat steers and heifers mixed with best dealers 7.00 to 8.00 and short loads around 8.75. Sheep and lambs show firm to higher curves with spring lambs nearing 11.00 and Californias around 10.40 to 10.65. Colorado fed lambs up to 11.00 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago market notes Butter Eggs and Poultry prices
In Chicago on April 22 butter and eggs quoted with mixed grades and unsettled items. Butter 8 778 pounds at 29 to 29 3-4 cents, eggs 32 550, unsettled with local values around 20 to 19 cents, poultry and poultry products listed by class and weight including leghorn and Plymouth rock varieties, turkeys ducks and geese with various price points for heavy and light birds and young stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Fryers
Broilers
Leghorn
Roosters
Potatoes Reported Steady Demand Across Regions
Chicago April 22. U S Dept of Agriculture notes potatoes at 81 on track 244 with total U S shipments 786 and light old stock supplies. Idaho russet Burbanks US No 1 2 59 40. Colorado McClures US No 1 2 10 40. Texas Bliss US No 1 1 75. California White Rose US No 1 3 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
Idaho Russet Burbanks
Colorado McClures
Texas Bliss
California
White Rose
Canadian Wheat Lift Prices on Overseas Demand in Chicago
Chicago reports large Canadian wheat exports estimated at 2,000,000 bushels boosting prices. Traders foresee record Canadian shipments for the rest of the season and a larger domestic flour business. Wheat finished firm with gains of 3/8 to 11/2, May at 101 1/4, July 92 3/8 to 1/2. Corn and oats also rose, while provisions varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spot Grain Prices In Chicago On April 22
Cash wheat sample grade red 87. Corn prices listed: No. 3 mixed 66, No. 2 yellow 66 1-4 to 67, No. 3 yellow 64 1-2 to 66, No. 4 yellow 62 3-4 to 64 1-4, No. 5 yellow 64, No. 3 white 67 to 67 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot
Chicago
Grain grade ranges for oats and samples
The text lists oats grades with No. 4 white at 64 and sample grade 49 to 60. It also provides No. 3 white 28 to 30 and No. 4 white 24 to 29 with sample grades 22 to 25 for two to four items.
Irregular Cotton Prices Slightly Firm on Tight Spot
Cotton futures in New York showed near months firm on tight spot conditions while new crop contracts eased due to more rain in the southwest. May climbed to 11.55, up 6 points, while December traded around 10.50 to 10.44, up about 2 points from midday. Market closed barely steady with mixed moves and slight losses in late trade.
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New York
Mehee
New Orleans
Dee Sm
Jan.ee Om
Mech Wit
Spot Cotton Steady as Prices Advance in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a 6 point rise. Sales totaled 2,108 with low middling at 10.70, middling 11.70, and good middling 12.30. receipts 1,956 and stock at 419,167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rebels Burn Schools Kill Teacher In Vera Cruz Uprising
In Vera Cruz, 70 rebels shouting Viva Calles and Viva Christ the King burned three public schools in Estep juez Buena Vista and Pochotita. A captured teacher was burned and another had ears cut off. Eight federal soldiers were fatally hurt, with reinforcements pursuing the rebels in the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Plutarco Frias Calles
Vera Cruz
Viva Calles
Viva Christ the Kins
Estep@juez
Buena Vista
Pochotita
Carlos Toledano
Pablo Jiminez
Tlapacayan
Tezutlan
Vivas
Calles
Christo Rey
United States
Labaro Cardenas
Chief Redfeather Reports Theft Of Headdress And Goods
Chief Redfeather an Indian medicine man reported to police that someone stole his feathered headdress deerskin jacket trousers beaded moccasins loggins two tom toms and 24 bottles of rubbing oil valued at 15 dollars. The incident was recorded as a theft report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Redfeather
Political Announcements for County Officials
Public notices list candidate announcements for County Commissioner Districts 2 and 3, with George R. Collins and Ss. R. Chamber and J. E. Hall, plus candidates for County Surveyor Geo G. Toler, Sheriff Clyde Kaiser, and Court Clerk Della Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Surveyor
Geo. G. Toler
Clyde Kaiser
Della Bedfor
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PIG Club
STOGE
Elmer Chandler
Gaar
Ada Man
Ada Dairyman
Jerome Frank
PWA
Ickes
iFrom
James Nash
Ft. Myers, Florida
Mrs Pearl Agnew
R. C. Jeter Hardware
Paul Medley
Fittstown
Ches C, Roberts
Caldwele
J, Fred McCoy
Fer
Treas
Tommy F. Ford
Orville Snead
Lef Daggs
Haskell Wilburs
W. BR. Swart
George R. Collins
Dist
Ss. R. Chamber
J. E. Hall
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