County Poultry Show Opens for Four Days at Convention Hall
The county poultry show begins Wednesday the 14th and runs four days in the Convention Hall basement. Officials announce generous premiums, free cooping and feed, and strict disqualification rules for deformed birds. Local 4-H members Anthony and J D Floyd earned awards at Pawhuska while Marshall County plans diversify 1928 crops and cooperative marketing. Oklahoma wins two seconds in national 4-H both boys and girls contests.
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Poultry Association
Pontotoc County
County Poultry Federation
Clyde Kaiser
Anthony Floyd
J. D. Hooten
Pawhuska
Anthony
J. D
Oklahoma
Chicago
Moses
Olin Butler
Guthrie
Thelma McKinney
Haskell
Oregon
Arizona
United States
Ford Mercer
Welleston
Okla
Francis Smith
Geary
Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
Okmulgee
Methods of preparing kafir corn feed for hogs studied
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station reports kafir corn fed in the head is not proven efficient for hogs. Soaking lowers value. threshing increases value. grinding threshed kafir adds some value. Self feeding works, yeast feeding is unprofitable, fermenting reduces value. Bulletin No. 165 details on wheat and kafir corn. copies available from Stillwater.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Carl P. Thompson
College
Okla
Agricultural Experiment Station
Livestock Market Report from Kansas City and Oklahoma City
Kansas City hogs 12 000 head barely active steady to 10 cents lower top 8 50 bulk 7 75 to 8 50 cattle 12 000 calves 2 000 beef steers weak bulk fed steers 11 00 to 14 00 Oklahoma City cattle 2 500 steady bulk medium to good steers 10 50 to 11 50 top 12 00 hogs 1 000 five cents lower top 8 50 bulk 8 25 up
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Kansas City
Dec
Oklahoma City
Masons Elect New Corps of Officers at Ada Lodge
Tom Grant was elected Worshipful Master of the Ada Masons at the annual officer election. Other officers chosen include C. E. Canning as Senior Warden and John Smith as Junior Warden. Installation will occur later. several other posts were filled, with a peaceful meeting noted. Also mentioned is a bank robbery case involving Raymond Wilson and others, with testimony at a preliminary hearing and numerous witnesses.
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Tom Grant
Ada Lodge
A. C. Dixon
C. E. Canning
John Smith
H. J. Huddleston
F. C. Sims
F. R. Laird
W. J. Witcher
Clyde Alletag
A. W. Puryier
Sam Brock
R. B. Faunt LeRoy
Raymond Wilson
Calloway
Wilson
Lawrence
Vivian
Joe A. Edwards
Wynnewood Bank Robbery Suspects Named in Testimony
Pauls Valley December 1 Two bank officials J A Lawrence cashier and Sam Barrett assistant cashier of the First National bank of Wynnewood testified they recognized W R Red Calloway and another man as robbers in a Wynnewood bank holdup.
Family narrowly saved from gas asphyxiation
In Holdenville on Friday night a child fainted in the Huffman home after a heater produced dangerous fumes. Doctors and nurses arrived promptly, assisting five people including Mrs. D. F. Dieball and her 4 year old daughter Dorothy to avert a gas asphyxiation incident in the 6015 South Oak Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
J. J. Huffman
S. Oak Street
D. F. Dieball
Dorothy
Neighbor Recalls Emergency Call At Huffman Home
Mrs Dieball, wife of a railroad yardmaster, noticed her child fainting and rushed outside. Autrey and Paul Heady arranged medical help with Dr W F Floyd, Miss Dewey Culp, and nurse Mrs Patton arriving with a pul motor. Dr W D Atking was also summoned.
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Autrey
Robbers Raid Mill Creek Post Office
County Attorney Sutherland and Sheriff Hunt investigated a Tuesday night post office robbery in Mill Creek. About three hundred dollars in cash and a batch of postage stamps were taken. Post Office Inspector Kemper of Durant aided by local officers pursue the case, with optimism that the robbers will be caught.
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Sutherland
Sheriff Hunt
Mill Creek
Post Office
Kemper
Durant
Sam
Tishomingo Capital Democrat
Senator Reed on Law Making Men Better
Senator Jim Reed suggests laws alone cannot reform character though laws can shape behavior and social interest. The remark frames a debate on governance and moral reform with legal strategies viewed as one approach among others.
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Jim Reed
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Byron Norrell
Carl Solomon
Vaness
Afton
Bryan
Chanute
Kansas
Marshall Co
Marshall County
Madill
W. E B. Martin
M. E. Ewing
Martin
E. W. Vincent
A. and M. Marketing Association
John White
Bryan County
Vincent
West Texas
Western Oklahoma
Butler
The
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
Boll Weevil Observations Co
E. Sanborn
A. and M. College and Agricultural Experiment Station
Atoka
Ed Sorority
Marjorie Norris
P. A. Norris
Ada, Okla
Kafir
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
W. H. Bertrand & Co
Rives
East Main Street
Ada
J. FR. Bird
L. D
New York
New Orleans
Jahica
Dee
Icici
Virginia Hart
Mounts’ Store
Masons
Lawrence Calloway
W. R. Calloway
Tulsa
Barrett
Wynnewood
DOLLS
MAMA
Sleepy Mama
Teers
Allen
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