Oklahoma 4-H club wins praise and new peanut factory plans
The Farm Women's Co operative Market opens in Mrs Morgan's office. Oklahoma 4-H members excel at Chicago livestock show with top judges from Osage County and multiple winners in canning budget style show and clothing outfits. Growth of peanut crop prompts Earhart Pecan and Peanut company to build a new Durant factory.
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Mrs. Morgan
Oklahoma
Chicago
Osage County
Oklahoma Farmer Stockman
Moses
Ford Mercer
Frances Smith
Oregon
Arizona
Oklahoma 4-H Club
Pratt Center Club
Kay County
Virgie Wright
Lincoln County
Jones
Oklahoma County
Nessie Robinette
Logan County
Emma Mann
Ellis County
Edith Goodman
Pottawatomie County
Nellie Ryan
Comanche County
Naomi Mercer
Mayes County
Frank Hastings
Myrtle Wallace
Ofuske2 County
Earhart Pecan and Peanut Company
Denison
Texas
Durant
H. J. Hudspeth
Mississippi River
Oklahoma County Farmers Turn to Peanuts Boosting Profits
Durable shift from cotton to peanuts in Bryan county yields about 275000 dollars in peanut cash plus 60000 more from hay. Nearby Choctaw Marshall and Atoka counties also ship dozens of carloads, with top individual crops by Charley Bonner and Mary Smith illustrating high returns per acre.
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Durant
Bryania County
Boll Weevils
Bryan County
Oklahoma
Bryan
Choctaw County
Marshall
Atoka County
Charley Bonner
Boswell
Mary Smith
Platter
Kay Pate Williams
Roberts
Poultry Short Course at Oklahoma A and M Jan Week
The poultry short course at Oklahoma A and M begins January 27 with cooperation from the poultry department Extension Division and Veterinary department. Each day covers feeding packing grading marketing diseases judging management breeding housing and a final general discussion. The Third Oklahoma A and M Egg Show will be held during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Veterinary Department
Checking Up on Terracing in Oklahoma
G E Martin agricultural engineer of the Oklahoma A and M college extension division prepares a questionnaire for county agents to assess progress in soil erosion control work. Data will augment college statistics, with emphasis on 4-H club work, to track ongoing efforts and advances in erosion control.
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Stillwater
G. E. Martin
Oklahoma A. and
M. College Extension Division
Martin
Impeachment Charges Grow Against Governor Johnston
Oklahoma City report notes an additional seventh impeachment charge alleging moral turpitude, bringing the total to seven against Governor Johnston amid ongoing testimony and political maneuvering.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston
Solons Address Mass Meet Here
Oklahoma legislators Will M. Thompson and Tom Johnson spoke at a large mass meeting urging a special session and a full probe of all state departments. They recounted backing Governor Johnston, then breaking with him to push for investigation, and outlined plans to appeal to higher courts if needed. They attacked the supreme court and criticized state agricultural spending, noting 76 tick eradicators at high salaries amid limited quarantine counties.
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Hammonds
H. Tom Kight
House Investigating Committee
E. P. Hill
House
Senate
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Mr. Thompson
Tom Johnson
Agricultural Department
Johnston
Highway Department
State House
Johnson
Oklahoma
Will M. Thompson
Pontotoc County
Pushmataha County
Wang
Thompson
National Guard
Jose Alvarado
Board of Agriculture
Market Commission
United States
Oklahoma City
Christmas program delights Lions Club audience today
The Allen Lions Club enjoyed a college faculty musical program led by Miss Crumley and Miss Kit Tell with Bill Mackin and Miss DeLaet. The event drew praise as the most delightful entertainment in months.
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Lions Club
Allen
Allen Extension
J. C. Hynds
Chamber of Commerce
Francis
Paul Waner
Ada
B. R. Stubbs
Dr. Rutledge
Floyd Haynes
Burkhart Freed Of Murder Charge By Osage Court
Osage County Oklahoma court grants motion to dismiss further prosecutions against Byron Burkhart on the Osage murders case. Burkhart, free on 20000 bond, returns to Fairfax with wife and son while co-defendants face life terms or federal sentences. Hale and Ramsey face separate legal battles and potential retrials in higher courts.
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Pawhuska
Osage
J. J. Warren
Byron Burkhart
Burkhart
Liberty
Henry Roan
Lizzie Q
Charles Whitehorn
Anna Brown
Rita Smith
W. E. Smith
W. W. Vaughn
Federal
Leavenworth
Ramse
Hale
William K. Hale
United States of America
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Oklahoma City
John Ramsey
Ernest Burkhart
McAlester
Mollie
Hold Up Men Fail to Find Cash at Gateway Station
Robbers hit the Gateway filling station at North Mississippi Avenue and the Allen highway at 8 30 pm but found about 25 dollars in an old cash register. Clifford Byrne the manager and Dan Heard an employee faced the wall as two robbers searched for cash. The station owned by Earl Norman. Both assailants were roughly dressed and left after being told to face away until their motor faded.
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Gateway
North Mississippi Avenue
Allen Highway
Clifford Byrne
Dan Heard
Earl Norman
Oklahoma House subpoenas in Johnston impeachment case
Fifty legislators who attended a secret hotel meeting to favor impeachment against Governor Henry S. Johnston, Harry Cordell, and Chief Justice Fred P. Branson were subpoenaed to testify in district court. Branson called the move a procedural step to inform the people and Senate members.
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Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Harry Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
Fred P. Branson
State Supreme Court
Sam Hooker
Branson
Justice Branson
Senate
Court House
House Cuts Out Federal Tax On Automobiles
Washington voters saw two key House votes. The chamber upheld the federal inheritance levy while striking from the revenue bill the sales tax on automobiles. The auto tax repeal passed 166 to 142, with a standing 120-120 count earlier.
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HOUSE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
MoeLaughlin
Michigan
Merritt
Connecticut
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Byron Norrell
Santa
Pontotoc County Club
Morgan H.D.A
House of Representatives
C. O. Hammonds
King Fitzpatrick
William M. Franklin
Franklin
Fitzpatrick
Solons
Will Thompson
Lions Club Today
Osage Court
Capital
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Burbank
Oka
Alvarado
Oldham County
Dan Moody
Pittsburg
Rains Grocery
Phore
G. C. Alsbach
Delco Light
Marvel
Delco-Light “Products
C. S. Aldrich
Aldrich
ADA Milling Company
Ada, Oklahoma
MR. H. Lundgaard
Dallas
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