Fertilizer trials charm Oklahoma cotton patch leaders
Editors note Byron Norrell and H. H. Moss report fertilizer trials near Ada with Chilean fertilizer interest and A. and M. college involvement. Field conditions vary with rain, fertilized rows outperforming unfertilized, and observers noting promising yields in Oakman and grav el road plots.
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W. S. Purington
H. H. Moss
Ada
Henry Murphy
A. & M. College
J. B.hill
Hill
Purington
Oklahoma
R. W. Simpson
Norris
Agent Hill
Siona Palmer
Oakman
Watermelons Arrive at a Steady Pace
Watermelons are coming in now at a steady pace with plentiful supply and a sense of happiness for shoppers. Those hard to please may struggle as fruit availability remains high and markets stay bright.
Harvest Era Pickles and Relishes From Kansas Bulletin
A farm kitchen menu of pickled vegetables and relishes baked from a Kansas Bulletin article outlines recipes for corn and bean mixtures, onions, cucumbers, beets, watermelon rind, and tomatoes with vinegar, sugar, and spices. It also argues fall calving improves dairy returns due to price and production timing.
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Kansas Bulletin
Fruit Juice Making Tips From Martha McPheeters
Fruit juices offer a tasty way to use abundance in hot weather. Use ripe fruit and wash carefully then crush and heat to extract juice. Currant juice is being produced in Blaine, Custer, and Woodward counties for the market.
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Martha McPheetders
Blaine
Caster
Woodward
Fortune Knocks for Negro Man in Corset Heist
George Washington Jones, a trash collector, nearly missed a $20,825 fortune when a corset Mrs. May J. Fiske wore concealed three leather pouches of cash. Detectives later recovered the money from the corset, including multiple $1,000 bills and smaller notes.
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Washington
George Washington Jones
May J. Fiske
Jones
Oklahoma Cotton Crop May Surpass One Million Bales
Oklahoma's cotton crop may reach 1,122,040 bales this year per C. D. Carter of the state department of agriculture. If wetter conditions persist, production could exceed that figure. The crop’s condition was 76 percent of normal on July 25, up 5 percent from June. Corn is 81 percent of normal with a forecast yield of 74,313,000 bushels, double last year's output.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
C. D. Carter
State Department of Agriculture
Carter
New Rules for Cotton Demanded by Federal Commission
The Federal Trade Commission urged southern delivery on New York contracts, three grade limits, smaller delivery size of 100 bales, and abolition of puts and calls via prohibitive tax. It favored restricted southern delivery points, strict port supervision, and warehouses under the federal act. It also proposed uniform spot quotations and recommended ending the New York futures market.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
New York
Commission
Atlantic
Gulf
New Orleans
Japanese to Electrify Tokyo Kobe Line with Private Power
The Japanese government plans to electrify the entire Tokyo Kobei pipeline. Power will be sourced from private companies as part of broader railway electrification efforts.
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Tokyo-Kobe
State Fair Oklahoma Institution
The Oklahoma State Fair is a statewide institution though held in Oklahoma City each September. Exhibits arrive from all seventy seven counties including panhandle farms and eastern districts. livestock from western ranches. minerals and oils from mining regions. fruits from central and eastern counties. Women present cooking sewing and canning exhibits as fair time nears.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Panhandle
McCurtain
Ottawa
Harmon
Eve Jnity
Fair
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Byron Norrell
Orto
Pontoto
R. W. Wood
Voce
Latta High School
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Frank Davis
McAlester
D. McWherton
Blair
R. B. Thompson
College Poultry Department
Thompson
T. A. "Ayton
Kingfisher
Fortuna Poultry Farm
Boerne
Texas
Comenistmn
Wea Pst
State Fair
Oklahoma Institution
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
All Good
Denison
Dallas-Waco
Corsicana
Dallas
Fort Worth and
Terrell
Tising
Ada Evening News
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