Nation's Best Known Authority Declares Stale Rates With Best
Luke Pasco, associate editor of the Sheep Breeders Magazine, is noted for importing and training border collie sheep dogs. He spoke at Horseshoe Ranch and advised on marketing lambs, market weights, and the need for capable sales agents. The piece highlights Pasco’s sheep industry experience and connections across Oklahoma and the United States.
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Luke Pasco
Sheep Breeders Magazine
Chicago
Illinois
Pasco
Oklahoma
Horseshoe Ranch
Hickory
Fasco
Pontotoc County
United States
Sele
New York
Philadelphia
Floyd Gale
Mortis
Morris
Rollie Rucker
Rucker
Canada
Carlton Corbin
Texas
Border Collie
Careful Handling Boosts Wool Industry But Imports Hurt US
Editor Franz Reed reviews Oklahoma sheep farming, urging higher shepherding standards to improve wool and lamb meat. He discusses Rambouillet lineage, ram selection, and market demands, noting California rams fetch higher prices and stressing the need for qualified shepherds and better breeding stock to raise profits.
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Franz Reed
Shepherd
Horseshoe Ranch
Fitzhugh
Sheed
Sheen
Denmark Celebrates 150 Years of Agricultural Reform
London dispatch reports Denmark marks 150 years since peasant landownership reforms that ended feudal labor. Government backed small farms, built infrastructure, and created cooperative markets for butter bacon and eggs, with loans tied to prices and average farm capital around 7000 dollars.
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Denmark
Milton Bronner
London
America
Prussia
Schleswig-Holstein
Wong
Che
Denmark Reclaims Land By Draining Marshes And Planting Forests
The article recounts Denmark after a Prussian war focusing on expanding arable land. It describes reclaiming wet heath and sand in West Jutland, soil preparation with marl and fertilizers, and planting firs as windbreaks. It notes a policy shift from enlarging estates to reclaiming waste lands and draining marshes to expand farming.
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Jutland
North Sea
Denmark
America
Denmarc
Oil production shows increase in Tulsa and Kansas
Oklahoma crude oil output rose by 3 825 barrels daily to 443 400 barrels a day while Kansas increased by 2 875 barrels to 108 075 barrels daily. In Canberra UPI reports 40 German Jewish professionals and business people, forced to flee Germany and Austria, arrived as the first contingent.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Okahome
Tulsa World
Kansas
Australia
Canberra
UPI
Germany
Austria
Roosevelt to Study Harlem Heaven Claim
Hyde Park, Aug 19 The President Roosevelt said he would look at Father Divine’s new Harlem Heaven resort across the Hudson. He spoke at a press conference and noted the establishment was sold in July by Howard Spencer, an opponent of his policies.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Father Divine
Howland Spenter
Sleeping Sickness Victim Is Doomed
In SRIE Pennsylvania on August 18 five year old Maxine Yarvinelon endures long days and nights sleeping, a condition from encephalitis lethargica. Doctors see no real recovery, yet her mother remains hopeful as physicians grow more pessimistic about improvement.
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Srie
Maxine Yarvinelon
Maxine
Week Struggling Patient Unable to Show Signs of Improvement
A patient remains without clear signs of recovery despite ongoing treatment as doctors reevaluate the condition. Family and medical staff express cautious optimism while pursuing further tests and adjustments in care.
Labor Leaders Invited to September Wage-Hour Conference
Secretary Perkins invites Oklahoma State labor commissioner and other officials to Washington on September 12 to study local wage hour laws. Their information will help draft a model bill for states adopting laws supplementing the federal wage hour act.
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Washington
UPW
A. Pst Murphy
Oklahoma
Perkins
Labor Department
Spacing Battlesville New Murray County Gas Pool
Oklahoma City August 13. The application of E B Shell of Ardmore and Reg Revels of Wynnewood for 40 acre spacing in the New Murray county gas pool will be heard by the corporation commission September 6. They asked spacing order and drilling regulations covering sections 6 7 9 1 17 and 18 in township north range 2 east near Davis.
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Oklahoma City
E. B. Shell
Ardmore
Revels
Wynnewood
Arre Wal
Murray County
Corporation Commission
Shel and Regels
Township
Range
Davis
James Roosevelt Denies Political Insurance Dealings
New York August 19 James Roosevelt son and secretary to the president denied links to political insurance business. He said he never handled contracts that could be called political insurance and had declined offers from those in political positions. He criticized rumors as smear stories and asserted he was not in the political insurance business.
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New York
James Roosevelt
Collier's Magazine
Boston
Roosevelt and
Sargent
Jace
Roosevelt
Criticism Aimed At Indian Bureau
Tulsa August 19 The American Indian Federation in convention attacked the Bureau of Indian Affairs and singled out Senator Elmer Thomas Oklahoma chairman of the Senate Indian affairs committee A resolution led by O K Chandler was adopted to present at the closing session condemning Thomas for backing legislation to place restricted Indian monies in trusts The Oklahoma legislative league of Indians led by Holes Hampton Durant urged an investigation of trust fund agreements and demanded control of the funds.
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Tulsa
American Indian Federation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Tndian Affairs
O. K. Chandler
Miami
Thomas
Oklahoma Legislative League of Indians
Holes Hampton
Durant
Pound Man Averts Mad Dog Scare
A dog infected with rabies was found Thursday by city poundman Emanuel, averting another mad dog scare. The animal, in the 100 block of West Seventh, had bitten ten five other dogs and one year old before Emanuel nearby killed it. He chased the animal to the corner of Second Street and Osk Avenue. The five bitten dogs were disposed of and the yearling was penned up and placed under treatment.
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EM. Emanuel
West Seventh
Emanuel
Fle
Second Street
Osk Avenue
Carl Shipley Seriously Ill At Fort Francis Warren
Mrs. Clay Shipley received a telegram Friday stating their son Carl Shipley is seriously ill at Fort Francis Warren Wyoming. The 2nd lieutenant and military policeman was reported in critical condition following an appendectomy at the fort hospital.
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Wit
Clay Shipley
Carl Shipley
Fort Francis War
Ren
Wyoming
Gun Wielder Gutted on Bond After Fracas in Colored Town
Lillian Post, struck near the right eye with three gut Thursday night, was treated at a local hospital and released after emergency care. Falice arrested Tim Post, held overnight, and he was released on bond Friday morning. Lt. Pete Barnest, Wright City Lumberjacks second sacker, made 15 chances without an error in a state sandlot game versus Golden Rug.
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Lillian Post
Falice
Tim Post
Pete Barnest
Wright City Lumberjacks
Fuest
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