Vanoss Consolidated School report and events
The Vanoss School in Oklahoma, 12 miles west and 2.5 miles south of Ada, built in 1926, houses 482 pupils with 16 teachers. High school principal Otto Krausse and staff teach science, biology, mathematics, history, agriculture, English and music. A community program, grade entertainments, and a Vanoss vs Fitzhugh baseball game are noted with details on transfers from outlying districts and a 336 square mile district.
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Vanoss
Ada
Vanoss Consolidated Echo
Oklahoma
F. A. Murphy
Ripley
Arkansas
Southeastern Teachers’ College
Durant
Shawnee
Maxwell
Parish Chapel
Summers Chapel
Jaley
Worstell
Bebee
Pickett
Yeacer
Egypt
Union Hill
Hart
Lichtine Ridge
Jones Chapel
Wilton
Center
Walnut Grove
Estaline Little
Dorothy Summers
Vanors
Helen Currie
Miss George
A. Murphy
Currie
Fayot
Vaness
Vanoss High School
June L. Johnson
Fitzhugh
Thomas
Hazar
Topeka
Hkhan
Fry
Pollock
Hickey
Loyd
Wreck Toll Rises as Golden State Limited Victims Named
Eight dead identified in the Golden State Limited wreck near Tucumcari New Mexico. Survivors receive care as a board of inquiry collects facts and plans to probe cause with cooperation from New Mexico state corporation commission and railroad officials.
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Tocumcari
N. M
Golden State Limited
Katherine Sammons
Pasadena
Calif
J. L. Whitten
Engeléewood
J. P D. Lamb
New Mexico Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Don Casados
Lamb
Board of
Corporation Commission
Tucumcari
New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Cc. J. Croft
James Randall
W. H. Varley
Quincy
Varley
F. B. Cook
Southern Pacific Employe
el Paso
Mary Cecilia
Tucson
Aris
Mary Rosa
Ariz
Calvart
Tex
Farm Column Warns On Pig Market With New Plan
D. P. Trent warns farmers against rushing hogs to market under the new government reduction plan. No purchases at Chicago or Kansas City until August 29, and shippers must obtain commission firm approval before shipping. Pigs 25 to 109 pounds eligible for bonuses. brood sows must weigh 275 pounds to qualify. 4-H camp highlights and local Cotton payments policy follow in separate notes.
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D. P. Trent
J. B. Hill
Kansas City
Chicago
Farm Credit Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Cobb
Federal Land Bank
Oklaoma
Federal Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Trent
Paul Adams
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Commission
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Texas
Bureau of Animal Industry
Fed
Extension
Paul G. Adams
Adams
Packers and
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
What Will Cotton Farmers Do With Ten Million Dollars
Oklahoma cotton farmers face a pivotal decision on ten million dollars in government compensation. The piece urges prudent, fair, and targeted use to relieve the current hardships, pay debts, and invest in agriculture, acknowledging landlords and banks will claim a share.
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Oklahoma
Market Report Oklahoma City and Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Oklahoma City markets show cattle and calves steady with yearlings hitting 5.00-5.50 while butchers sell at 1.25-1.70. hogs total 20,000 with packer top 3.95 and outside top 4.05. sheep active and steady with native lambs 5.00-6.00. Kansas City quotes hogs around 4.05 top and cattle steady with steers 4.85-6.60 and vealers 4.00-5.59. sheep best near 6.85 top for lambs, ewes 1.75-3.00.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
U. S
Poultry Price List Keeps Varying by Breed and Age
The list shows hens eight dollars, roosters four, turkeys eight to eleven, spring ducks eight to ten with one to two, old eight to nine, geese nine, rock fryers ten and one half to twelve, colored ten, rock springs twelve to thirteen, colored ten and one half, rock broilers ten and one half to eleven, color ed ten, leghorn nine and one half.
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Rock Springs
Potatoes Map Mixed U S Shipments and Prices
Potatoes on track for U S shipments total 435 with 457 on track as of Aug 30 reports from Chicago. Prices vary by region with Wisconsin U S No 1 round white 2.10 to 2.25 per cwt, Minnesota partly graded 1.80 to 1.95, Idaho U S No 1 2.20 to 2.54, russets 2.40 to 2.50, Nebraska partly graded 1.80 to 1.90.
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Chicago
U. S
Grains End Day With Broad Gains After Nervous Trading
Grains fluctuated in a light market with a bullish overall bias. Wheat moved within six cents per bushel, later lifting others. September contract liquidation loomed before first delivery. Corn and oats rallied to finish near day highs with mixed gains across provisions.
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Chicago
Spot Grain Prices in Chicago Market Report
Wheat No 2 red 83, No 1 hard 82 1 2 to 84 1 4. Corn No 2 yellow 48 1 2 to 49. No 2 white 50 1 2 to 51 3 4. Oats No 2 white 36 1 2 to 37.
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Chicago
Cotton Prices End Bargain Day Mixed With Declines
In New York on August 30 cotton futures rose on covering and trade buying as grains and stocks firmed. December contracts climbed to 9.83 after dipping to 9.65, but southern selling capped gains and by 2 pm the list weakened. Overnight liquidation and southern selling pushed futures to 13 to 19 points lower, while spot remained steady at middling 9.55.
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New York
Cotton market closes steady with slight drop in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans ends steady 14 points lower at 8.72 for low middling 9.32 for middling and 9.72 for good middling. Sales reach 3 060 while receipts total 957 and stock stands at 652 466.
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New Orleans
Cotton Futures Close Steady on Mixed New York Trading
In New York on August 30 the cotton market closed barely steady with declines of 13 to 19 points. Futures for March May and July showed narrow losses from prior sessions while spot middling stood at 9.55. New Orleans also reported steady closes with net declines of 13 to 14 points.
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New York
New Orleans
Boettcher well hits gas at 1177 feet near Byrds Mill
In Pontotoc county's Fitts field the Boettcher well two miles north shows gas at 1177 feet and yields several million cubic feet daily. The nearby Moore well still fishes a broken bit from a hard limestone, delaying clear results. The John Fitts field oil find gains interest as the region watches.
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Pontotoc County
Boettcher
Moore
John Fitts
Byrds Mill
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Glee Club
Jimmy
June Johnson
Joe
Dina Mae
Mary Autin
Annabell Berger
Beatrice Collins
Glee Clubs
Earl McKeel
Janita
Winona Muncy
LaVerne Zumbro
Jodie Morris
Archie Solomon
Spurgon Solomon
Ed Little
Songe
Caroline Auten
William Miller
Dafne Bradley
Vanoss— AL K Hi Flemmins
Nee Isaacs
Floyd
Wilson
Sea Jones
Cunningham
Piien
Ords Mill
Franks
Helen Johnson
Fitzhuch
Ruby Morgan
A. and M. Extension Department
Wilson Club
Harold Smith
Hiawatha Williams
Ada Lions Club
Ada Double-A Club
Frisco Club
Henry
Pleasant Hill Club
Coal County
Latta
Cora Lee Welch
Frisco
Melba Hisaw
Lorene Morris
Roger Hisaw
Clyde Barnes
Joe Burkhart
Robert Gilstrap
Tupelo
W. L. Whitaker
H. E. Morris
Whitaker
Taps
Sune
Joe Petty
L. W. Osborn
Stigler
Checotaw
Weleetka
Watonga
Weatherford
Osborn
United States Department of Agriculture
Ezes
Kentucky
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