Farm Women Market sale promotes surplus canning and local goods
The Farm Women's Market highlights helping farmers sell surplus produce while supporting town shoppers with fresh canned goods. Mrs. Jessie F. Morgan invites visits before December 31 for the next sale and notes profits reinforce merchants and farmers alike. A 4 H Clubs note offers a $500 contest with prizes for home gardens run by A and M college experts, open to clubs enrolling 80 percent of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie F. Morgan
Oklahoma Farmer Stockman
A. & M. College
D. C. Mooring Garden
Martha McPheeters
Orromen
Mrs. Morgan
H.D.A
Co operative farming spreads ripening pecan industry
A survey shows Oklahoma has begun over 1000 paper shell pecan groves totaling about 85 000 trees with top working and bark grafting methods. County agents estimate 400 cars of pecans, worth about 1.2 million dollars, could have been sold last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Agricultural Extension Division
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Oklahoma
Washington
Oregon
Hood River
Hood River Valley
Apple Growers’ Association
Northwest
United Dairy Association of Washington
Seattle
Washington Co- Operative Egg and Poultry Association
California
Idaho
Pacific Co-operative Wool Growers
Portland
San Francisco
California Citrus Growers
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Fruit Growers Exchange
Ete Orange Distributors
Mately
Oklahoma Legislature Faces New Court Injunctions
In Oklahoma City two more court orders halted impeachment efforts. Judge T. Chambers issued a permanent injunction blocking house members from impeachment actions and Judge Sam Hooker barred pay for session service. Police guarded the statehouse as National Guardsmen stayed activated. The injunction declares the self convened session illegal and blocks investigations of state officers. Governor Johnston and attorney Warren Snyder were plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
T. @. Chambers
Sam Hooker
State House
Johnston
Oklahoma
House Investigating Committee
Senate Court of
Teachers Not So Bright Holdenville Exam Answers Highlight Gaps
Holdenville schools superintendent W C Moffitt says county teacher certificates should be replaced by state issued permits. A sample answer list from recent exams shows misunderstandings on physiology and common knowledge, reflecting gaps in training and the county system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
Teachers’ Examining Board
Hughes County
W. CL. Moffitt
Moffitt
State Board of Education
Suspects Admit Bank Robbery in Byars Case
Sheriff A. G. Jennings says Lee Cruce and his brothers in law W. J. Miller Luther Miller are jailed for the Byars First State Bank robbery. They allegedly confessed they drank, built nerve, and decided to rob the bank, which yielded 2400 dollars with 1100 recovered. The rest vanished during the getaway.
Bring Your Want Ad Copy In Early
Urge to submit want ads promptly echoed in a notice encouraging early copy submission. The item underscores deadlines for classified listings and highlights reader responsibility to prepare notices in advance.
Brisk December Days Bring On Good Health
Oklahoma health report shows diphtheria nearly eliminated and scarlet fever cut from 42 to 22 cases last week. Typhoid cases rose slightly but remain scattered with no cause for alarm. Other reportable diseases stay within normal December ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Department of Public Health
Healthier holiday season tops state health report
A statewide cold and sore throat wave yields mostly mild cases with red noses and hoarseness. Public Health records show few serious illnesses and note indigestion from holiday meals as the only notable complication, marking a healthier period than recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Trimmin
Department of Public Health
Wilhide-Steakman to Furnish Pontotoc County Court Building
The Wilhide-Steakman company of Dallas is selected as the lowest bidder to supply furnishings for Pontotoc County Court Building. Final contract amount to be set this week after exact pricing is prepared and bonds issued. Citizens committee from local civic organizations assisted in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhide- Steakman Company of
Dallas
Te Pontotoc County Court
Wilhide-Steakman Company
Citizens Committee
Injured Trio Reported Improved After City Crash
Mrs Myrtle Wilson and her two children, injured when a car driven by Lee Howe allegedly drunk, were released from Breco hospital. Howe, released on 2000 bond, faces trial on drunken driving charges while victims recover from the Friday afternoon collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Wilson
Oie
Breco Hospital
Wilson
Lee Howe
College Tennis Meet Set With Ada East Central Share
Ada and East Central will participate in the Oklahoma Collegiate conference tennis schedule next spring. Five concrete courts will be ready early in the season thanks to George Mayhue. Conference field events will be at Shawnee and wrestling at Edmond under local college direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
East Central
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
A. & M. College
George Mayhue
Shawnee
The
Baptist University
Edmond
Central College
Francis Adopted Southwest Gas Franchise For Francis
Francis town in Pontotoc County voted to accept a franchise with Southwest Gas to supply fuel gas. Work begins soon to provide gas to local consumers and ease coal and wood fuel hardships. The system will be operated from Southwest offices in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Pontotoc County
Southwest Gas Company
Southwest Company
Ada
Cotton Markets
Local Ada Oklahoma market notes show prices and movements in upland cotton at regional exchanges. Bird notes supply conditions and dealer activity as brokers report on market liquidity and futures exposures for the day.
Oklahoma City and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Oklahoma City on December 28 showed cattle 1 500 head active and steady with 1255 pound steers around 12.00 and cows 7.00 to 8. Heifers 10.50 and hogs 800 head down about 10 cents top 8.35 bulk 8.10 to 8.50. Kansas City reported 5 000 hogs very slow around steady top 8.55 bulk 7.75 to 8.50 and 7 000 cattle calves 800 beef steers mostly 25 cents lower with loads 13.50 to 14.50 and dealers 11.00 to 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Ginnis Murder Case Hearing Set For January Six
Henry Ginnis, a Mexican, arraigned on murder charges in the Christmas Day death of James Mooney. He pleaded not guilty and demanded a speedy trial. Preliminary hearing scheduled January 6 before Justice H J Brown. Ginnis held without bond. Eyewitnesses, mostly officers, to be subpoenaed. Ginnis to secure counsel or court appoints one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ginnis
H. J. Brown
Justice of Peace
James
Jim” Mooney
Ginnis
Justice Brown
Mooney
Hugh Mathis
Man Injured Painting Water Tower In Francis Yards
William Lawrence was painting the Frisco railroad water tower at Francis when he fell more than 50 feet. He was unconscious and taken to Breco hospital with severe bruises and possible serious injuries. The accident occurred about 4 PM yesterday. he arrived at the hospital shortly before 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Yards
William Lawrence
Breco Hospital
Francis
Lawrence
In Memory of Grace Hendrix
Grace Hendrix born September 1, 1913, joined First Baptist church in 1926. She was survived by her mother and father, one brother and sister, and laid to rest Christmas Day in Rosedale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hendrix
First Baptist Church
Rosedale
Ethel Palmer
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
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Yakima
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California Walnut Growers’ Association
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Los Angeles
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Bucher Slowe
Charles II
England
Mexico
Lindy
Mexico City
Charles
Lindbergh
Valbuena Air Field
Presidential Palace
Arrow
Calvarymen
Alsbach x. Ray Gashesin Rives
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Rives East Main Street
Bird
New York
New Orleans
Sianchi
Chicago
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