Wells Activity Focused in Fitts Pool Sections 27 28
In Fitts pool Southeast Pontotoc field, Section 27 2 shows eight drilling wells one producer Crosbie No 1A Burris Heirs and a new gas well Boettcher No 2 Burris yielding 8 090 000 cubic feet daily. Section 28 27 records 15 wells drilling with Stahl No 1 Deanis producing 116 barrels per hour for eight hours. North of east field Blackstock No 1 Daniels 21 2 7 may signal northward spread.
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Pontotoc County
Crosbie No
Burris Heirs
Boettcher No
Burris
Stahl
Smith
Moore
Patrick
Simpson
Carter
Harden
Smith Declines White House Invitation Ahead of Liberty League Dinner
The 1928 Democratic nominee Alfred E. Smith will not attend the White House visit to address the American Liberty League on January 29. He will travel with a large party and stay at a nearby Pennsylvania Avenue hotel. John J. Raskob, former DNC chair, is expected to join as a guest. Smith’s opposition to the New Deal prompted surprise among former associates.
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Roosevelt
Alfred R. Smith
White House
Washington
American Liberty League
Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
League
Liberty League
New Year Brings Higher Taxes for Oklahoma Businesses
Oklahoma City December 28. The new year will bring higher taxes under the social security act and new state income tax law. First payments due March 19. Individual rates rise from 1 to 9 percent with escalating brackets. corporate tax set at 6 percent. Exemptions drop to 850 for individuals, 1700 for couples, and 300 per dependent.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Greater returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Local classified ad notes potential higher returns on investments. Advises readers to consider opportunities promising greater earnings. Highlights small business and individual investor options while urging due diligence. Describes risks and rewards in plain terms.
Oklahoma pools set January allowables with new allocations
Recommend allocations for January increase oil supply from Pontotoc to near terms. Fitts-Wilecox zone now yields 200 barrels daily with two producing wells. Hunton zone set at 700 barrels daily across six Hunton wells. Continental No 1 McCarthy Jesse discovery adds 100 barrels daily for January after 15 000 barrel discovery, Allen field January allocation 6114 barrels daily from December 5867.
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Fittspool Upper Simpson
Fitts-Wilecox
Hunton
Jesse
McCarthy
Allen Field
Demand For Long Term Loans Drops In FCA Report
St Louis dispatch notes a shift in farm credit usage with a drop in long term mortgage demand and a rise in short term production credit. FCA reports 51 675 loans totaling 8 million across Missouri Illinois Arkansas. 16 600 long term amortized loans totaling 62 million by the federal land bank, and 5 075 loans totaling 26.5 million from three short term agencies. Neimeyer calls the trend optimistic as farmers focus on production rather than financing.
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ST. Louis
Farm Credit Administration
F. W. Neimeyer
FCA
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Federal Land Bank
Intermediate Credit Bank
Bank For Co-Operatives
Production Credit Corporation
Neimeyer
Erwin Ellis Nuptials Announced in Ada
Mrs E P Ellis announces marriage of Vera to Elton Erwin of Henderson Texas. Ceremony held Friday December 27 at Nazarene church Ada with Rev Haley Messer officiating. Attendants included Mrs Clarence Rouse Mrs Paul Carrick and others. The couple will live in Henderson after dinner at the bride’s home. Mr Erwin works for Beacon Oil.
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E. P. Ellis
West Tenth
Vera
Elton Erwin
Henderson
Tex
Nazarene Church
Ada
Haley Messer
Clarence Rouse
Paul Carrick
Ben Andrews
Dixon
Leveda Faye Andrews
Loretta Rouse
Cleo Barnes
Texas
Mr. Erwin
Beacon Oil Company
Ada Girl Weds In Oklahoma City Christmas Eve
Miss Juanita Gosnell daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Gosnell of Pauls Valley married Edward Charles Van Bebber of Maysville on December 24 in Oklahoma City at the First Christian church. The bride graduated Horace Mann high school and worked at Forget me not Beauty Shop. The groom attended college here and will farm near Maysville.
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G. W. Gosnell
Pauls Valley
Edward Charles van Bebber
Maysville
Oklahoma City
First Christian Church
van Bebber
Horace Mann Hish School
Forgetme Not Beauty Shop
Ada
Shi Cash
West
Marriage Licenses William Harrison and Mary Brady
William Harrison age 22 of Fitts town and Mary Brady age 22 of Fitts were issued a marriage license in the latest records.
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William Harrison
Fittstown
Mary Brady
Fitts
Oklahoma couples listed in local marriage notices
A column of names shows numerous couples from Ada and surrounding towns including Francis, Ada, Centrahoma, Stonewall, Roff, and Lula. Ages range from early twenties to late fifties with partners from Oklahoma and nearby states. The notice includes residences such as Ada and Oklahoma City.
Get Married or Pay Fines, Ada Judge Rules
Mayor J. D. Willoughby ordered nine Ada residents to marry or separate after pleading guilty to consorting with a member of the opposite sex. Each man received a $10 fine in police court, suspended until Tuesday provided they wed or separate.
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J. D. Willoughby
Ada
Willoughby
Liquor Raid Probes After Van Seizure Near Moffett
Fort Smith officials report O T C enforcement officer Moran arrived to further probe the seizure of a large van and its $4,000 liquor cargo found abandoned near Moffett Oklahoma. County Attorney Floyd Green prepares a hearing on seizure petition set for Tuesday. truck owners in Fort Smith claim the vehicle was stolen before being left near Moffett.
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Fort Smith
Ark
P.R. D. Moran
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Moffett
Okla
Floyd Green
Sallisaw
Funeral services held for Dr New Harris in Muskogee
In Muskogee on December 30 funeral services were conducted for Dr New Harris 74 who died earlier Sunday in a Dallas hospital. The late Dr Harris formerly served as pastor at St Pauls Methodist Church and fell ill while visiting a daughter in Texas during Christmas.
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Muskogee
New Harris
Dallas
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Four Injured in Farm Home Fire Near Cuba City Wisconsin
Pi and Mrs Floyd Dent and their five children suffered severe burns in a blaze that destroyed their rural home five miles north of Cuba City Wisconsin. A doctor said the chances of survival were slight and the fire origin remained undetermined.
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Cuba City
Wis
Floyd Dent
Here
Oklahoma Bankers Optimistic for 1936 Prospects
Oklahoma bankers across the state survey better 1936 outlooks for farmers, merchants, and citizens. They point to improved crops and prices, stronger oil and mining sectors, and rising money in circulation fueling wider demand.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
Duncan
Roy Wood
Enid
Roy Athey
Blackwell
L. C. Wiight
Miami
Charles A. Neal
Joe Ss. Ellis
Ardmore
Edgar Sandlin
Tulsa
Elmo Thompson
Ada
H. P. Reich
East Central Tigers Triumph Over Baylor Bears 43 to 25
East Central held Baylor to four early points and pulled away for a 43 to 25 victory as Dickey Tops Scoring with four field goals and a free throw. Friday’s game had East Central leading 35 to 27. both teams made substitutions and strong defense continued in the rematch.
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Baylorites
Bears
Dickey
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Hitt
Ed House
T. Alford
Srnday
Tiger
Baylor
Alva Hitt
North Texas
Ada
Horace Mann
St. Louis High School
St. Louis
Fittstown High School
Horseman
Ice coats Mississippi River at Greenville first in memory
Greenville Mississippi residents woke to a thin coating of ice on the Mississippi River. I S Moyse superintendent of the municipal terminal said it was the first time in his memory that ice had formed on the big river this far south.
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Greenville
Miss
I. S. Moyse
Pig Crop Report Shows 1935 Fall Increase and 1936 Prospects
The December 1 1935 pig crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes a 31 percent rise in the fall pig crop of 1935 over 1934, a 3 percent fall in combined 1935 spring and fall over 1934, and a 24 percent rise in sows to farrow in spring 1936 versus spring 1935.
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United States
Drouth
United State Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
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