State Loses Income Tax Decisions in Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma City December 14 The state supreme court handed down three tax decisions affecting Indian land incomes lead and zinc gross production taxes and oil valuation for taxation The rulings reduce state revenue by over one hundred thousand dollars yearly by excluding income from restricted Indian lands from income taxes halting certain mineral tax assessments and remanding oil value rulings back to the state board of equalization.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Kane
George Clark
District Court of
Oklahoma County
Frank Carter
State Board of Equalization
Exchange Oil Company of Tulsa
Exchange Company
Sinclair Oil Company
Board of Equalization
Live Stock Report from Kansas City Stock Yards
Cattle receipts exceeded expectations with a liberal share of fed cattle. prime Christmas yearlings reached $17.75. Hogs were 10 to 15 cents lower, top $9.65, bulk $9.25 to $9.55. Sheep and lambs sold readily at 25 cents higher. Receipts: 16,500 cattle, 13,000 hogs, 5,000 sheep. Trade noted as slow at first, with some stronger prices later.
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Kansas City
Panhandle
New Mexico
Colorado
Pecan Grove and Pleasant Hill News Update
Correspondence from Pecan Grove and Pleasant Hill notes cotton picking season, church and Sunday school activity, and a Christmas tree planned locally. Local families visit Ada and Latta, with pie suppers raising funds, and ongoing farming unions, schooling, and illness updates among residents.
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Brother Chambers
Brother Lindsey
Ada
Pleasant Hill
M. F. Dew
R. T. Dew
Union Hill
Donnie Boring
Vada Dyer
Henry Dew
Rocky Chapel
Irene Newton
Lila McFarland
Ed Newton
Bud Correll
B. F. Cobbet
Correll
Barney Abbott
Pecan Grove
Willie Denferry
Tredda Chilcoat
Robert Refrect
Refa Hisan
Beulah Calvert
Troy
George Vanhouser
Virgie Johnsons
Joe Correll
Berbice Wise
Flossie Whitehead
E. C. Roberts
Jewel Elmore
Tom Holt
Louise Holt
Etta Blankenshid
Allen Wise
Beulah Colfert
Bernice Wise
Connie
Attractive sale of Wsefut and decorative goods on East Main
A local shop on East Main Street promotes a wide range of wares including fine Wsefut ornaments China toys games baby goods hand bags silk kimonos candle decorations holly boxes bells tree ornaments and candies with prices claimed lower than elsewhere. Shop early at Business College Building.
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Business College
East Main Street
Prizes Awarded Normal Girls by Sauer Milling Co
A morning contest in quick breads judged by Mrs. Duvall highlighted the class in food and cookery No. 2. Winners: Biscuits first Jennie Lou Rodgers, second Grace McKeel, third Leal Russell, fourth Corrinne Moore. Muffins first Kathleen Smith, second Beatrice Bry, third Esther Main, fourth Nora Lee Willines.
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Duvall
Jennie Lou Rodgers
Grace McKeel
Leal Russell
Corrinne Moore
Kathleen Smith
Beatrice Bry
Esther Main
Nora Lee Willines
Katy Morning Train Schedule Change Soon
Beginning Monday December 13 the Katy railroad will shift the schedule of train No 15. The current arrival time at the city is 4:02 a.m. The new arrival will be 5:42 a.m. providing travelers a later departure to Oklahoma City. The change is expected to aid the traveling public.
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Katy
Katy Railroad
Oklahoma City
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Supreme Court
Live Stock Report
Chicago
Chas. M. Pipkin
Brrk’s Style Shop
Burk’s Style Shop
Knox
Farmers’ Union
R. W. Allen
W. B. Walker
M. Glover
Latta
F. A. Dalley
George Dalley
Farmers’ Local
Pontotoc County Union
Cora Rigsby
W. A. Harmony
Cleveland County
Okla
Hamon
the Oriental and Novelty Store
Jesus
Dascomb-Daniels Lumber Company
C. E. Cunning
Sauer Milling Co
Vaness
H. P. Witte
Mrs
T. S. Hayes
J.G. Witherspoon
M. & P. Bank
Ada, Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Ohio
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