Annual Farmers Week at Oklahoma A and M College
The Oklahoma A and M College will host Annual Farmers' Week August 13 to 16 with programs for men and women. Featured speakers include C E Huff, Harry A Caton, J E Stanford, Francis Flood, and others, plus short courses, farm tours, and entertainment. About 1000 attendees are expected. dorms available, camping on campus, meals at cost, and free rooms and camping facilities. Also notes on cotton market activity from New Orleans with prices and export figures.
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Oklahoma A. and M. College
United States
Farmers’ Week
Cc. E. Huff
The
Farmers’ Union
Harry A. Caton
Grange
J. E. Stanford
Texas
Southern Agriculturist
Bryan
Francis Flood
Oklahoma Farmer- Stockman
Blaine F. Moore
Washington, D. C
Loy E. Rast
Newport
Arkansas
A. E. Kobs
Mountain View
Oklahoma
N. E. Winters
Department of
Field Crops and Soils
Mary Rokahr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Phebe K. Warner
Claude Texas
M. College
Wall Street Irregular Market Moves Amid Fine Early Recovery
New York August 6 the stock market showed an irregular close after a morning decline. Active copper buying lifted prices while call money rates fell. Newport Corp led gains with a new high alongside Bosch Magneto National Biscuit Warner Brothers Pictures and May Department Stores.
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Wall Street
Associated Press
New York
Newport Company
Bosch Magneto
National Biscuit
Warner Brothers Pictures
Vaiccan Detiining
Pan American Petroleum B
May Department Stores
Livestock prices slip at Kansas City and Oklahoma City sales
Hogs under pressure with 9 000 head reported in Kansas City with lighter weights 180 to 210 pounds trading near 11.55 top. Cattle and calves show steady to weak tone with steers 1 103 pounds at 15.90 and cows 7.75 to 11.25, calves 1 500 head and sheep 8 000 with lambs weak. Oklahoma City bids mirror steady hogs at 11.15 to 10.95 and cattle trading mixed with yearlings at 12.25 and stockers scarce.
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Rr Livestock
Kansas City
Idaho
Oklahoma City
Aux
Wheat Market Slumps On Large-Scale Selling
Sudden large scale selling hits the Chicago wheat market and drags prices below yesterday's finish to the lowest in three weeks. A Winnipeg trader dumped futures holdings amid weak support, with rains in the Canadian northwest and expected expansion of Argentine acres. Corn and oats fell, provisions declined.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Canadian
Wheat and corn prices in Chicago market report
Spot Chicago market update shows wheat at No 4 hard 1.26 to 1.44, No 1 northern spring 1.30. Corn bids include Nem 5 mixed 0.96, No 3 white 0.98. Oats list No 3 red 0.46, No 2 white 0.46. Ae
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Chicago
Cotton price outlook cools as private crop figures falter
In New York, Aux 6 notes comparatively small private crop figures failed to stimulate buying interest, dampening expectations for a quick market recovery and signaling cautious sentiment among traders.
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New York
Cotton futures close steady with small gains
New Orleans August 6 cotton futures closed steady with a net advance of three to nine points.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton closes quiet in New Orleans market
New Orleans on August 6 reports spot cotton prices up four points with sales of 131 bales. Prices for low middling reach 17.46 dollars, middling 18.96, good middling 19.61. Receipts total 543 and stock 42,631.
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New Orleans
Aus
Texas
Orleans
Tulsa Mystery Ties Ada to Vanished Cafe Buyer
Ada residents heard a Tulsa angle in a case about Tex Boughman, once an Allen highway worker living in a tent near Steedman. He bought a Tulsa cafe for 800 dollars, signed his wife’s name on the check cashed in Ada, then disappeared after two weeks, while his wife managed most business here.
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Tulsa
Tex Boughman
Allen Highway
Steedman
Boughman
First National Bank of
Ada
Farm Board to Study Land Use and Reforestation
The Federal Farm Board plans a comprehensive inquiry into land utilization condemnation and reforestation. It weighs crop specialization on suitable soils and setting aside poorer acreage, while noting reforms will take years and hinge on farmer justice and education. Reforestation and irrigation projects may be affected as officials consider limits on further undertakings.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Farm Board to Study Forests and Population Trends
The Farm Board will study turning less desirable land into forests to relieve timber pressure and examine effects of production methods and crop hygiene on output. It will also analyze birth and death rates to project population trends for the next fifty years and assess consumption estimates.
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United States
Congress
Farm Board
Washington Youth Winner in Edison Contest
Wilbur B. Huston of Fort Madison Washington won the Thomas A. Edison competition for a protege. Forty nine contestants from states and the District of Columbia took a grueling exam on morals ethics and science. Huston 16 earned a four year MIT chemical engineering scholarship with all expenses paid. Four runners up will receive four year technical institute scholarships.
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West Orange
N. J
Wilbur B. Huston
Fort Madison
Wash
Thomas A. Edison
State
District of Columbia
Edison
Llewelyn Park
S. W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr. Stratton
Huston
Episcopal Diocese of
Seattle
Charles A. Brounissen
West Redding
Conn
Ivan A. Getling
Pittsburgh
James Seth
Phoenix
New Mexico
Bernard Sturgis
Butler
Ind
Wilbur Huston
Seattle youth wins Edison scholarship contest title
Wilbur B. Huston, 16, named state winner in the Thomas A. Edison scholarship contest. He was the youngest finalist among nine youths and received the award from Dr. N. D. Showalter, superintendent of public instruction. Huston graduated Seattle high school last June, a week before his selection.
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Seattle
Wash
Wilbur B. Huston
Thomas A. Edison
N. D. Showalter
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Huston
Booze Ship Red Boy Burns Off Lake Erie Crew Missing
The Red Boy, a Lake Erie rum runner, burned to the water’s edge four miles off Edgewater beach. A $9,000 cargo of Canadian liquor was destroyed. Crew status unknown as coast guard cutter and fire tugs arrived. captain suspects a convoy boat evacuated the crew. The vessel had cleared Leamington Ont. with liquor aboard each trip and returned empty.
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Cleveland
Red Boy
Lake Erie
Edgewater Beach
United States Coast Guard
John Deily
Coast Guard
United States
Leamington
Ont
Vanoss and Stonewall Details and Local Sports
The column records weekend visits by Mr and Mrs McQuirty of Tuttle and others from Stratford Carne gie and Ada. It notes revival meetings by Elders McGheechee Caton and Edna Hunt assisting, plus many local visits, travel to Ada and Tulsa, and a budding baseball season with Vanessa High and Frisco boys. It also covers farm improvements, community clubs, and upcoming meetings and travels.
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McQuirty
Tuttle
George Collins
Carl Denham
Stratford
Bill Richardson
Holmes
Carnegie
Lucille Baker
Edna Hunt
Yeager
Clara Austell
Bonnie Hewitt
Stonewall
Sam McNair
Highway Station
Vaness
Eld. Piper
St. Louis
P. A. Templeman
Oklahoma
Baptist Assembly
Mattie Collins
Ozark Mountains
Monte Ne Springs
R. H. Patterson
Pickens Patterson
Parsons
Kansas
Frisco Boys
American Legion
Ada
Raymond Bond
Johnnie McNair
Casey
Alas Jones
Frisco
Athletic Club
R. M. Bradley
Young Peoples
Willard Owens
Son
Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
Grover Odell
Cherokee
Eld
A. O. Hinkle
Lockhart Texas
Missionary Baptist Church
Truck Crash Critically Injures Two Men on Stonewall Road
County officials investigate a high speed crash when a car struck a wagon on Stonewall road injuring J L Hopkins of Achille and Orel Mitchell of Hendricks. Both men lost legs, Hopkins suffered a fractured skull, and both are in Breco Hospital with hopes of recovery. Police question whether the driver was drunk as witnesses report car forces into a ditch to avoid collision. The men, part of a construction crew for K O G and O C A A, were en route to Ada for work.
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Stonewall Road
J. W. Dean
J. L. Hopkins
Achille
Orel Mitchell
Hendricks
Breco Hospital
Feeless
Dean
Hopkins
Mitchell
Pioneer McClain County Sheriff Dies at 80
G. G. Vincent, who led McClain county as sheriff from 1910 to 1914 and rode cattle on the Chisholm trail, died Thursday in Cushing after two years of paralysis. He lived in Cushing 14 years, previously of Purcell, and is survived by his wife and several children in Shawnee Stillwater Cushing and nearby towns.
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Novella Gibson
Tupelo
Helen Phrophet
Jim King
Zeb McKoy
Zebline
Ada
George McKoy
John McKoy
Norman Clark
Ada Hospital
N. C. Pigg
A. W. Chaddick
Antiers
Ed Kingz
Stonewall
Emily Hawley
M. M. Foreman
Foreman
Stella Bell Young
Centrahoma
Mike Youney
Josie Mae Henson
Wilma Nowlin
Lois Furlong
Mary, Francis
Josephine Kine
E. G. Meaders
Steedman
Ben Cass
Edd Sallee
Estle Henson
Gene Acker
Jim Riley
Okla
Pauline Rives
Centrohoma
Frank Rives
Hoyt Pryor
B. F. Pritchett
Coleman
L. B. Porter
LC. Pigg
Stringtown
Ima
Margarite McKay
Glen Reaves
Grayson Drug Co
Leamon Reaves
Bill Brown
Oklahoma City
Roy Thompson
Jesse
Furlong
I. C. Pigg
A. W
George McKay
Ables
Lyle Sullivan
John
Bransdale
Sullivan
Par
Mcclain County
Stillwater
G. G. Vincent
Chisholm Trail
Cushing
Purcell
Lumie Vincent
Shawnee
F. R. Spann
Ernest E
Harry
Los Angeles
Glen Weatherford
Tey
H. L. Holmes
Wilson and Brooks
Reported Agreed On Naval Budget
The Evening Standard claims Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes reached a tentative naval disarmament formula. London sources say no final decisions yet, but talks progress with proposals to limit battleship programs and sizes, extend existing ships life, and halt submarine construction.
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Washington
London
MacDonald
Ambassador Dawes
State Department
Dawes
Aus
Evening Standard
the Standard
Family tragedy after touring car crash near Ardmore
A touring car went off a bridge over Caddo creek north of Ardmore injuring four Lancaster family members. Albert Lancaster 26 of Maud Oklahoma was killed instantly. His mother Mrs Joe Lancaster of St Louis Ok suffered a broken shoulder. His younger brother had several broken ribs and a young sister severe bruises and cuts.
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Ardmore
Albert Lancaster
Maud, OK
Lancaster
Here
Caddo Creek
Joe Lancaster
St. Louis
Two Ohio Robbers Held After Filling Station Theft
Herman Baxter and Fred Trayner of Portsmouth Ohio learned this was an easy town after a brief hold up of a filling station netting 31 dollars and 60 cents. They were jailed under 2500 dollars bail each.
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Philadelphia
Herman Baxter
Fred Trayner
Portsmouth
Ohio
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