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A new proposal emerges to limit provisions of the measure to wheat and cotton exports. The move signals a shift in policy focus within the program and potential adjustments for farmers and trade partners.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
8
Roosevelt seeks farm relief limited to wheat and cotton
Washington reports Senator Smith says President elect Roosevelt wants the domestic allotment plan narrowed to two crops wheat and cotton. Iowa Senator Dickinson argues for broader protection for Iowa products, warning hogs dairy and other crops would lose relief if limited. Senate remarks reflect debate over price fixing and farm aid strategy as Roosevelt prepares to shape policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Eiert Roosevelt
Dickinson
Iowa
Roosevelt
Agriculture Committee
New York
House
Towa
Shipstead
Minn
Sonator Smith
Aiaith
Wrllith
Cation
Ada Jean Creech Spends Weekend with Grandmother
Ada Jean Creech spent Friday night in Ada and Saturday night with her grandmother, Mrs. Creech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ada Jean Creech
Mrs. Creech
Local Social Visits Reported Across Defiance Area
Sunday visits fill the week with family names such as Blevins Newby Ragland and Wood. Couples and relatives travel to see aunts uncles and siblings including Mrs Jennie Hinkle Leo Nelson S H Newby and Bob Mosley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wood
Curtis Blevins
Lorene
Bill Bittles
Jennie Hinkle
Shady Grove
Willie Burger
Woodrow
Vaness
J. K. Newby
Ruby Cox
Ruth Wood
Doyle Newby
J. C. Lindsey
Francis
Elva Lee Ragland
Melvin Newby
Ruth
Daisy Wood
S. H. Newby
Madie Jamar
Alvin
Calvin
Wardie Norman
Q. R. Bevers
Mack Gragary
Helen Gragary
Leo Nelson
Myrtle Roberts
Bob Mosley
Other Ragland
Stonewall Cougars Beat Ada Team 30 to 22 in Basketball
The Stonewall Cougars defeated Ada 30 to 22 behind Huckaby and Burns each with four field goals and Huckaby adding three free throws. Ada was within six in the second half before Stonewall widened the gap, with Smith leading Ada with seven points. The teams meet again in Ada on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Hich
Nicht
Ada Hich
Couzgare
Stonewall
Cougars
Adans
D. Huckaby
Burns
Huckaby
Smith
Ada
McDaniel
Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Oklahoma City and Kansas City
Oklahoma City quotes show hogs at 1,490, down 10. cattle 700 with calves 200. strong beef demand for light weights and veals. Sheep 200 head with lambs down 14, top lambs at 5.00. Kansas City reports 6,500 hogs, 5,000 cattle. hogs mixed, down to 16 cents, top 3.10 for 190–200 lb. cattle opening slow with mixed yearlings at 6.00 and steers 4.00–6.75 per cwt. vealers 2.50–6.00. stockers steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Creamery Prices Steady Amid Mixed Chicago Trading
Chicago reports show creamery prices steady with mixed bids and standard carrot values. The market lists 6,857 firm, 93 score, extras 92, firsts 88 89, and seconds 86 to 87 amid unchanged eyes and overall prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potatoes in Chicago on Jan 1 dull trading slows
POT VPORS CHICAGO Jan 1 dull trading slow supplies liberal total U S shipments 732. Wisconsin Round Whites 673-70 Michigan Russet Rurals 674-70 Idaho Russets 1 124-20 Color ado McClures 1 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wheat prices ease as Canadian exchange affects Chicago market
Wheat trading in Chicago on January 18 softened amid weak North American demand. Canadian exchange rates widened the gap between Chicago and Winnipeg prices while futures closed unsettled. Corn slipped slightly, oats dipped, and provisions moved within a two cent range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Market Report Notes Grain Prices and Cotton Decline
Spot Chicago prices show wheat and corn gains and losses with mixed movement for No. 2 hard wheat and corn futures. In New York, cotton opens lower on Liverpool cables and southern selling, then rallies before easing with stock and wheat reactions, March contracts near 6.11 after intraday moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coppon
New York
Liverpool
Cotton market steadies in New Orleans auction notes
Spot cotton closed steady with 11 point drop as sales reach 3 024 bales. Reports show low middling at 5.58 cents, middling 6.08, good middling 6.48, receipts 6 057 and total stock 1 048 909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Orwgleans
Eood
Cotton Futures
New York
Ncnnengnaen Ee
Onniene
Ne ‘Einen Ee
Ininceni Ees
Drerember Ee & St
Svein Cen
Aoc
Federal 20 percent sales tax proposed on tobacco and luxuries
Dr J T Gray of Payne county introduced a bill in the house proposing a 20 percent federal sales tax on cigars cigarettes cosmetics malt syrups and select cold drinks The estimate ranges from 5 million to 5 million annually Five percent would fund the tax commission and the rest would aid school districts by paying warrants and reducing debt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission
Lew Wentz
Senate
Highway Commission
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
George Hutchinson
Enid
Highway Department
Wentz
Hutchinson
School Land Department
State
School Land Commission
House
Ottesen
Okfuskee County
State Court of Tax
Administration
J. T. Gray
Payne County
Memory of Me Odom M Odom civil obituary
Odom M Odom born March 22 185 percent died December 26 1932 from injuries after a fall from a pecan tree six weeks earlier He lived in the Galev community about 20 years a neighbor and friend to all a religious Free Will Baptist for 40 years His funeral was at his home Rev Coggins Blanchard officiating and he was buried at McGee December 27 He leaves a widow seven children three brothers two sisters 33 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren The family receives heartfelt sympathy from a friend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odom
M. Odom
Free Will Baptist Church
Coggins
Blanchard
McGee
Weather turns unsettled as past week pleases residents
Local notes record pleasant days giving way to forecasted worsening weather. Community people including the McSwains and Stephens families shared visits and social events while numerous residents hosted guests, attended musical programs, shopped in Ada, and prepared land for crops amid springlike warmth.
Galev Society Elects Officers and Plans January Program
The Galev Literary Society met last week to elect officers led by Chairman Ernest Williams and President Charles Woraman with Esther Maness as secretary and Mrs Oma Jamar as coach. They will present two short plays Too Many Wives and Safety Razors First on Friday evening January 27, free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galev Literary Society
Ernest Williams
Charles Woraman
Esther Maness
Oma Jamar
Huff
Herring
H. H. Bray
Shawnee
W. S. Bray
A.C. Bray
Purcell
M. K. Gregory
Ethleen
Maxine
Ada
Vaness
Omhar Ragland
Maxwell
S. H. Newby
Light of
Behee
Marvin Bray
Thelma “Fowler
Nadene Shirley
Hubert Deatherage
Buel Bray
Merlin Bray
Clennon Bray
Brodie Jones
Asher
J. T. Barnes
Vanoss
Willie Berger
Community Notes Highlight Ada Visitors and Local Events
The weekly roundup lists residents and guests including June and Roy Sawyer of Ada, Gertie Dunnegan of Oakman, Zelma Luster, Elva Lee Ragland, and many others visiting friends and family. Church services, school activities, a tacky party, and upcoming B Y P U plans are noted along with moves, illnesses, and enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelady
June
Roy Sawyer
Ada
McNeal
Carl Riddle
Faye Toby
Baby Shirleen
Lee Gillock
Ruth Frederick
Allen
Gertie Dunnegan
Oakman
Conway
Clarence
Local social visits fill weekend in Konawa area
Mrs Potter Henrson and family visited friends and relatives. Miss Alma Phillips hosted a party with Misses Alma and Clara May Phillips. Alma Phillips visited Hazel Matthews. Mrs Clem Jones of Weleetka stayed with Mr. and Mrs. D S Keener. Addie and Daisy Keener spent a week with their brother Henry Keener and wife in Konawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farrow
Clinton Franks
Purcell
Oran Phillips
Red Oak
Henry McMeans
Vera Kerr
Celia Watson
David Grey
Henry Phillips
Jack McMeans
Albert Henry
Bob Henry
Frisco
Jack Kerr
J. B. McMeans
Deaman Flowers
Owl Creek
Bud Watson
Bonnie Kerr
Bertha Grey
Edith Henry
Donald
Juanita
Lois Kerr
Lula
Zella Thurman
Miss Addie
Daisy Keener
Mrs
Henry Keener
Konawa
Summers Chapel Pupils Lead In Spelling Averages
At Summers Chapel the top spellers last week were Sylvia Evans in 6th grade Jack Moore in 7th grade Kate Melott in 6th grade and Lawrence Abney in 5th grade. Several visits and Sunday gatherings are noted including Ray Brendle with John and Mrs Gibson and Elma Tyson with Madelian Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Evans
Jack Moore
Kate Melott
Lawrence Abney
Ray Brendle
John Gibson
Gene Galey
Jay Isaacs
Ray Dryden
Carran
Berch Mitchell
Elma Tyson
Madelian Anderson
Janie Lue Burch
Edith Easton
Bobby Hudson
Melton
Sylvia
Pauline Marvin
Local Social News Highlights From Ada Area
Mrs Alice Summers and daughter Lorene visited in the Soward area. Families Meeks Burk and Mayfield attended church at Worstell. Cris Roberts of Ada visited Joy Roberts. Various residents reported illness and recoveries including Grandma Burk and Mrs Moyager. Several families hosted guests from Ada, Latta, Walters, Fitzhugh, and Houston with weekend visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Summers
Lorene
Soward
Virgle Meeks
Everett Mayfield
Lorene Crow
Worstell
Cris Roberts
Ada
Joy Roberts
Opal Duncan
Nora Burk
Odis Roberts
Tom
Mildred Bennett
Latta
Grandma Burk
Bertha Williams
Western Oklahoma
Jackson
Vergi! Meek
Etta Hightower
Joe Meek
E. A
Evert Meek
Virginia Roper
Louise MekKers
Sunda
Harry Bunvard
Helen
Mildred of
Walters
Hennigan
Mattie Patton
Elmore Pattgn
Mamie Moyager
Oklahoma City
Ruby Young
Fitzhugh
Fay Pendleton
Mr. Scott
Texas
Farl Stewart
Willard Owens
Dewey Garret
Lunda
Jewell Frazier
Willie Tipton
Russell Hentine
Houston
S&s. C. Evans
Eeter McCollouch
Ada Hospital
Mayfield Visit By Odis Roberts And Son
Odis Roberts and his son Luman visited the Hightower home on Monday morning.
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TR Williams
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Igzhorn
Rock Springs
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Streedman
Rev. Jones
Mrs. Phelps
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Ruddick
Lela Kifer
Chadd
Opal Lee Sales
Jewell Murray
Sowards
Bill Sowards
Christine and
LeFern Phelps
Pauline
Louise Sales
Violet Mitchell
Robbins
Heck
Morrison
McDaniels
Ross
Anderson
Chicago, Jaz
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Price MecCalliard
T. H. McGalliard
Gaar Corner
Lee Cunningham
Dink
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Buex
Rolon Nelson
Ruth McSwain
Roy Freeny
High Hill
Ethel Woods
Baby
Della Pinley
Mitchell Hill
Ethel Stinnett
Altha Light
Mozelle Cavener
Madelene Anderson
Ruby Lamb
Inetta
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J. C
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Herbert Anglin
Ruby Dryden
Bevers
Ruth Brindle
Elma
Pauline Tyson
Elma la
GALE
Southwest
Goff
Kilgar
Bishop
Stacey
Miss Maness
Mrs. Beavers
Velma Anglin
Galey
W. E. Dryden
E. C. Cavener
G. W. Lamb
Virgie Penningeton
Maddox
Dla Mae Keef
Chistal Cross
Dallis Burk
Geraldine
M. C. Burk
T. H. Burch
Irene
Loretta McCutchen
Homer Strickland
Lone Hill
Jim Isaacs
Yevger
R. P. Bates
Wanette
Zelma Luster
Mabel Drake
Gracie Drake
Elena Roper
Vivian Critchfield
Ewing Lusk
Summers Chapel
Riedel
Tulsa
Edd Reide
Jertie
Finis Cosby
Summers Chapel District
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Floyd Graham
Claude Smith
Willie Yates
Roy
Edd Parker
Hazel Cotner
S. R. Grove
Modell
Cordell
Etma Lee
Hiness
J. H. Johnston
Byne
G. L. Smith
Paul Higainbotham
F. W. Burkhart
Iris
Francis Court
Cranddaughter
Waynema Covington
Prances
Bkibkk
East Main
Ft Hoves
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