Farmers National Grain reports year loss despite record grain handling
The Farmers National Grain Corp reported a roughly 500000 dollar operating loss for the year ended May 31. Despite the deficit, grain purchased and handled on commission totaled 166,754,752 bushels and stockholders’ originations exceeded last year. Adjustments included salary cuts and closing unprofitable branches as the cooperative aims to improve profitability this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anz
Farmers National Grain Corporation
George 8. Milner
Milnores
Chicago Board of Trade
Updike Grain Co
Farmers National
Pam
Chicago Exchange
Milner
Federal Farm Board
Co-Operative
Government buys 10 000 pigs for market plan
Kansas City and Chicago dispatch detail the start of a federal hog purchase program. Pigs weighing 25 to 100 pounds sell from 5 60 to 9 10 per hundred pounds while 4 000 000 pigs and 1 000 000 sows are slated for slaughter to aid unemployed relief and boost farmer prices.
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Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Sunday School Attendees Fill Ahloso Meetings
Local church notes report Sunday school well attended at Ahloso with many families visiting and joining events across Union Valley Sunshine and Hi Hill. Revival continues through the week led by Lonnie Smith of Ada, inviting all to attend and bring someone.
Local social notes from a Sunday gathering list
Rev Grimes fulfilled his regular appointment. Mrs Viola Parker stayed with her uncle and family the previous night. Mr Fuller traveled to Ada for a business trip. Newt Triplett visited Odus McGalliard from Saturday night to Sunday. Mrs Viola Walker has spent two weeks with her father, Mr Fuller. Mr and Mrs Price McGalliard and baby visited Johnnie Bedwell. Annie Mae Hobbs visited Pearl Craddock overnight. Mrs Edd Clampitt visited Mrs Tom McGalliard. Jay Slicer called on Lee Turner. Ruby Grey visited Ada Violet Boucher and Wanda Hisan on Tuesday and with Ada Jean and Jewel Creech Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Grimes
Viola Parker
Kincaid
Fuller
Ada
Newt Triplett
Odus McGalliard
Viola Walker
Mr. Fuller
Price McGalliard
Baby
Johnnie Bedwell
Annie Mae Hobbs
Pearl Craddock
Edd Clampitt
Tom McGalliard
Jay Slicer
Lee Turner
Ruby Grey
Ada Violet Boucher
Wanda Hisan
Ada Jean
Jewel Creech
Braiden Rhodes Marries Sunday In Quiet Ceremony
Braiden Rhodes and Miss Wright, a Ross native, wed Sunday afternoon in a community ceremony. Friends wish the couple a long, happy life together as they start their life after residence here.
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Dunn
Shelby Standfield
Hart
Mattie Patton
Sasakwa
Nettie Owensby
Fay Pendleton
Lillie Mae Evans
Kansas
Irene McCoy
Temple
Okla
J. A. Shook
Everett Meek
Frazier
Braiden Rhodes
Wright
Braiden
Miss Wright
Ross
End of School Week Socials and Community News
The community notes a quiet end to the school term with an ice cream party hosted by Mr and Mrs Lester Watson. Various residents and visitors share weekends and visits across Stonewall Ada and Sunshine, with church activities and a revival beginning Saturday night.
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Lester Watson
J. D. Spence
Wilson
Horace Quens
Sue Lea
J. B. Mack
Charley Robins
Jim
J. C. Craddock
Moffeet Wyche
Irene
Kee Wilson
Stonewall
Clara Barnes
Thelma Crain
Chtdren
Tree Wilson
Alfred Morgan
Jack
Troy Borens
Opal Mack
Aurora Akers
Zelma Tallent
June Watson
Atwood
Local visits and calls noted across Ada area
Melba Northam met Christeen Mole Monday evening and Preston Mole Roy Soward and Kirby Lee Anderson traveled to Ada Tuesday evening. Charlies Thomas called on Au prey Rutherford Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs E H Light and daughter Verlin visited in Mrs Licht's parents home. Neal Hudson called on Elynora Haskins Friday afternoon. Mrs 3S K Duncan visited Friday with her father C Burk. Kirby Lee Anderson and Calord Mole were in Oil Center Wednesday night. Bobbie and John Allene Hud eon spent Thursday night with Linnie and Troy Burk. Lonnie and Roy Brendle visited in the E D Bryan home Sunday morning. Madie Burk and Aubrey Rutherford visited in the Tyson home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Northam
Christeen Mole
Preston Mole
Roy Soward
Kirby Lee Anderson
Ada
Charlies Thomas
Auprey Rutherford
E. H. Light
Verlin
Neal Hudson
Elynora Haskins
K. Duncan
Weekend Visits Across Center and Ada Communities
The narrative lists numerous social visits among residents of Center Ada and nearby families. Highlights include Grandma Henry hosting a Monday gathering. Mr and Mrs Lee Roy McDaniel with daughter Vondel. Mrs Lora Eddings and Floy Mae visiting Mrs Hughes. Mrs Bond visiting Mrs Hughes. Mr Files on a business trip to Ada. A J Denton staying with his mother Myrtie Irwin. Lorene Townsley visiting Rosie Henry. Mrs Eddie Burns and children of Stratford visiting Marvin Briggs family. Rosie Henry spending nights with Lorene Townsley. Ona Hughes and daughter Vondel visiting Ada relatives Friday.
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Robert Henry
Grandma Henry
Center
Lee Roy McDaniel
Vondel
Clarence Irwin
Lora Eddings
Floy Mae
Hughes
Bond
Mr. Files
Ada
A. J. Denton
Myrtie Irwin
Lorene Townsley
Rosie Henry
Eddie Burns
Stratford
Marvin Briggs
Littl
Ona Hughes
Ada visitors and local family greetings noted
Vin arrived Saturday to visit Miss Clara Bashers. Mrs. Jack Burpo of Ada visited her sister Mrs. Viola Odom.
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Vin
Clara Bashers
Jack Burpo
Ada
Viola Odom
Austin salesman dies in hotel gun battle with law officers
Jesse Grooms of Austin was fatally wounded in a gun battle with city police, sheriff's deputies, and Texas Rangers at a hotel in Austin today.
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Grooms
J. E. McCoy
Sam Rogers
Justice Court
McCoy
Rogers
Texas Rangers
Lee Allen
Austin
Tex
Jesse Grooms
Sheriff's Deputies
Wheat reduction plans announced for 1933 contracts
CP Farm administrators said growers planning wheat acreage reduction contracts may sow at least 80 percent of their average 1928-32 base. Contracts cap reductions at 20 percent of base planted, with possible smaller cuts. Secretary Wallace to announce exact reduction Aug 24 after London talks. Eligible farmers may receive around 90 million dollars in payments this fall for curtailment compliance.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Wallace
Davis
Justice opens general inquiry into Harvey Bailey record
The U S Department of Justice launched a general investigation of Harvey Bailey who is held on $100000 bond for the Urschel kidnapping, with no link yet to the Lindbergh case. Fort Worth talks seek bond reductions for the Shannon family while agents press for transfer timing to Oklahoma City for trial.
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Dallas
Tex
Department of Justice
Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Charles A. Lindbergh
F. L. Blake
Washington
Lindbergh
Bailey
R. G. Shannon
Urschel
Fort Worth
Joe Jones
United States District Attorney
Sam Sayres
Grady Woodruff
Decatur
Shannon
Armon
Jaradise
Homer Cummings
Pittsburg
Kas
Mary Morozzo
Walter Davis
Body of Newsman Found in River in Coshocton
Fred S. Wallace publisher and editor of the Coshocton Tribune is found dead in the Muskingum River. Investigators lean to self destruction. witnesses found his billfold and valuables at the Tribune office. Wallace disappeared three days earlier after leaving the paper.
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Coshocton
Fred S. Wallace
Muskingum River
F. W. Craig
Russell E. Lyons
Coshocton Tribune
Wallace
Robert
Cleveland
Tribune
Sunday Greetings and Community Visits Across Ada
Weather holds fine as Ada residents report a steady week. Rev. D Pendergraft delivers a Sunday message and the B Y P U is well rendered. Many locals visit relatives and friends including Hall, Daniels, Couch, Hokett, Whitehead, and Horton families across Ada, Calvin, Byars, and Centrahoma. Mrs Laura Steinsilk dies in McAlester after hospital arrival.
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D. Pendergraft
Ada
Hall
Laura Steinsilk
McAlester Hospital
Clyde Daniels
Calvin
Bushers
Ritta Odom
Azalla
Gladys Conner
Centrahoma
Pearl Hakett
Bertha Horton
Oklahoma City
Gertrude Horton
Keithley
Bethel
Lon Cecil
Hatton
John Horton
C. C. Couch
Jack Brower
Lorenne Daniels
Cal
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Mrs. Mundy
Estell Simpson
Sam Hawkins
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Ken Jackson
Union Valley
Lonie East
Egypt
Newt Thompson
Simpson
Jay Boyles
Sulphur
Ketel Simpson
Hi-Hill
Haskell Boyles
Fiin Wright
Tom Hughes
A. J. Deaton
J. C. Smith
Little Wondel McDaniel
George Files
Free Will Baptist Association
McGee
Norma Lee
Johnnie Henry
Henry
J. C. Maddox
J. E. Maddox
Rev. McGehee
Beatrice
Press McGehee
Round Top
Lonnie Smith
Pleasant Hill
Roosevelt
Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
NRAA
Luke
Laxton
Joe Hurley
Seigel Sorrells
Virgie
Verna Eager
Maude Hewett
O. W. Crass
Prairie View
Floyd Hop- Lood
Lorene Price
Owl Creek
Ruby Odom
J. D. Underhill
Prest Lovett
This Place
Autin
Lee Nabors
West Prewitt
Alfred Shahan
Sybil Crass
Marie Shahan
Jewel Kifer
J. A. Lamb
C. T. Hogue
Mae Hewitt
Velma Younts
Rube Petterson
Audie Petterson
Meda Morris
Want Bailey
OWL
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Wes
Rov
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