Card of Thanks and Oklahoma garnishment notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for aid during illness and after death of Merta Elizabeth. Named are Mr T T Akers and Elder F E Teague. Also includes a Pontotoc County Oklahoma district court garnishment notice against C C Crouch seeking $170 plus costs with $152.14 held in court to satisfy claim. deadline August 12 1937.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Wichita, Kansas
W. M. Dugger
William M. Dugger
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Merta Elizabeth
T. T. Akers
F. E. Teague
Coy Byrd
Geneva Lee Byrd
Melba Joyce Byrd
Massey & ‘Witherspoon
H. Massey
J. G. Witherspoon
Va. Co
Crouch
State of
C. C. Crouch
Della Bedford Court Clerk
Pontotoc Co
Okla
Hatcher & Hatcher
Potatoes Purchased for Relief Clients in Oklahoma
J O Lettice of the federal surplus commodities program announced the purchase of 150 carloads of potatoes from eastern Oklahoma growers at 75 cents per hundred pounds. He said the price is about 20 cents higher than the current market and most potatoes will be distributed in Oklahoma by the state public welfare board amid glut and ruinous prices. Carlot purchases by counties include
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Muskogee
J. O. Lettice
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Oklahoma
Lettice
Washington, D. C
State Public Welfare Board
East Central College Home Economics Tea Display
Journalism class column notes an informal tea hosted by the Home Economics department at East Central State Teachers College. From 3 to 5 pm in the Science building dining room, all interested ladies were invited to view a display of children's clothing, assisted by Miss Jessie Mae Ledford, Mrs. Viola Peay, and Mrs. Elsie Porter.
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East Central State Teachers College
Jessie Mae Ledford
Viola Peay
Elsie Porter
Chiggers Share in Botanists Interest at Wintersmith Trip
Botany instructor Churchill Thomas led divisions of Botany 115 on field trips to Wintersmith park. Students identified trees and plants while other classes enjoyed picnics, boat rides, and games. Faculty and students coordinated activities with plans for a July Fourth schedule and music concerts nearby.
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Oklahoma
Mary Gordon Mitchell
Wintersmith Park
Hughes County
Watson
Mills
Tunstall
Hugh Norris
Science Hall
Summer legumes prevent erosion in soil conservation plan
Agronomist Malcolm Ward notes farmers should plant summer legumes after harvest to hold soil, build fertility, and provide forage or cash crops. Mungo beans cowpeas and soybeans are most common. Plowing under legumes adds organic matter enhancing moisture absorption and erosion resistance.
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Soil Conservation Service
Malcolm Ward
Konawa
Year ends with debt at new peak in US history
Washington reports the treasury closes the fiscal year with the largest public debt on record and a cash balance of 1 billion dollars. Revenue tops revised estimates by 50 to 60 million while ordinary spending exceeds forecast by 75 million, with total expenditures 157 million over the revised estimate.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
More Power for French Cabinet
Paris June 30 The Chautemps government won near total financial authority as the senate finance committee approved the bill by 20 to 3 in a closed session. Bonnet said inflation devaluation and new taxes were unavoidable while pushing swift passage before the day’s end to enable decrees to stabilize credit and fight speculation.
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Paris
Chautemps
Senate Finance Committee
Camille Chautemps
George Bonnet
Leon Blum
Joseph Caillaux
People’s Front
Briand
Blum
Bonnet
Finance Committee
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trade Report From Oklahoma City
Cattle receipts 2100 with calves 500. demand slow and uneven for killing classes. Grass steers and yearlings steady. cows and heifers steady to weak. Bulls 25 lower. wealers slow. Hogs 600. demand fairly active and up about 10. Packer top 11.45 to 11.55. Sheep 500. spring lambs strong to 10 higher, top 9.75.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Poultry and Produce Prices and Fresh Dairy in Chicago Trade
Chicago market report dated June 30 shows live poultry prices with 55 trucks and hens steady chickens easy. Leghorn hens priced at 12 1 2 with other breeds and broilers listed, turkeys ducks and geese follow, eggs and butters with firm creamery and graded classes also detailed.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Springs
Leghorn Roosters
Potatoes Market Report Shows Mixed Quality and Prices
Chicago June 30 Potatoes on track 370 total U S shipments 845 good quality Bliss steady demand fair California firm slightly stronger demand fair cobblers weaker light supplies liberal California white rose U S No 1 1.55 to 1.65 car fine quality 1.70 U S commercials 1.40 to 1.50 Arkansas U S No 1 1.45 to 1.50 heated some decay 1.15 to 1.35 Oklahoma U S No 1 showing decay 90c to 1.00 Oklahoma cobblers Ri ee NO 2 showing decay 1.05 to 415
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
California
Arkansas U. S
Oklahom U. S
Oklahoma Cobblers
Ri Ee
Chicago Wheat Ends Lower After Winnipeg Selloff
Late Chicago wheat prices fell from early gains as Winnipeg markets tumbled after reaching new highs. Drought concerns and forecast showers spurred selling. July wheat quoted 1.18 7/8 to 1.19, September 1.19 7/8 to 1.20 1/8, oats 1 5/8 to 2 1/4 down.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Cotton Holds Steady Amid Light July Liquidation
New York notes cot ton largely steady with only a 10 point trading range as July liquidation nears. Weather crop advise drew light selling while contracts remained scarce. October fell from 12.25 to 12.15 with mid afternoon prices mostly unchanged to seven points lower.
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New York
Spot Cotton Closes Quiet in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans on June 30 closed quiet, down ten points. Sales 28, low middling 10.97, middling 12.47, good middling 13.02. Receipts 1,102, stocks 299,161.
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New Orleans
President Roosevelt signs $1.5 billion relief bill
President Roosevelt signed a 1.5 billion relief bill in Washington providing 1.325 billion for the WPA 100 million for the reconstruction administration and 75 million for the national youth administration for the new fiscal year starting tomorrow. The current year WPA spending was about 1.86 billion and the funding cut will force thousands of relief workers to be dismissed weekly through July 15.
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Washington
Roosevelt
WPA
Resettlement Administration
National Youth Administration
Summer outings for farm women praised as refreshing relief
Editor urges farm wives to take camping trips with relatives to rest from a busy routine. Pontotoc area groups use the Boy Scout lodge near Bromide for brief respites and to keep mothers from burning out. Community notices include visits, hospitality, and a July 6 musical program at Bebee schoolhouse by Swift Produce Company of Ada.
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Pontotoc
Bromide
J. A. Burk
Virginia Lea
Lorene Crow
Muskogee
Lorene Crane
Sayre
Okla
Charlie Crane
Sam Golden
W. H. Hightower
Jim McCutcheon
Geraldine
Frank Roberts
Lee Eddith Hayes
Wallace Hayes
Ada
Luther Coffee
Snomac
A. A
Revival Messages Fill Weekend Services At Union Hill
Sunday and Saturday services drew large crowds as Rev Huddleston and Rev Holland led the parish. The community noted singing by visiting groups from Homer and Ada, a pie supper planned for Friday, and a revival set to begin July 3 with multiple families hosting gatherings.
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Huddleston
Vaness
Holland
Ada
B. F. Gurley
Vermell
Stella Mae Roundtree
Marjorie
Georgia Perriman
Aline Gurley
Dean Roundtree
Lorene Johnson
Fred Stephens
Albert Stephens
Hall
Paul Covey
Sasakwa
Okla
Sam Gurley
Young Peoples Union
Stringer
Barney Bottoms
Edmond Sweeny
Barton
Ed Golden
Haley Williams
Grandpa Sweeny
Albert Bottoms
Clyde Bottoms
Mary Joyce Waters
Jason Golden
Evelyn Williams
Winnie Botoms
Mavis Raimoland
Dink Binion
Union Hill
Homer
Cecil
Gracie Mae Corvin
Oscar Whitson
Norman Mitchell
Luther Foxx
Marie
Dorothy Mae Williams
Joe Chapman
J. B
Corvin
George
Cornell Warner
Byrd Howard
T. R. Kivett
Edward Cantrell
Barney Estes
Ray Mitchell
Marvin Barnett
Jackie
Trues Estes
Williams
Murry Golden
WPA
Esties Estes
Mary Wortman
Galey
Marie Williams
Chapman
F. B. Myers
Oklahoma City
Luther Bottoms
Evelyn
Ona Mae Bottoms
Jim Melton
Edna and
Alma Simpkins
Erma Mitche
Singing school closes as term ends
A singing school taught by B. B. Bishop concluded last Friday night. A local school will start Monday, July 1st. Mr and Mrs Bud Blackburn and Mr and Mrs Homer Kuykendall are listed among attendees.
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John Chambers
Hot Springs
Arkansas
M. L. Stegall
Latta
Foster
Mrs. Akers
Jewel Flanagan
Geneva Hice
Bess Knox
Leo McNinch
Stratford
Chambers
Carl
Simpkins
Union Hill
Akers
Charlie Blankenship
Eva Flanagan
Watkins
McNinch
Willie
Shaw
L. H. Foster
Ballard
Ada
Kid Foster
Detroit
Texas
Pleasant Hill
Leo MecNinth
Miller
Ahloso
B. B. Bishop
Bud Blackburn
Homer Kuykendall
Japs Sink Three Russian Gunboats in Amur River Clash
Japanese Manchukuoan forces report sinking one Soviet gunboat and inflicting heavy damage on another after repelling a third vessel near Blagoveshchensk on the Amur river. Moscow protests Manchukuo action as border disputes persist along the 3,000 mile frontier.
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Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Soviet RusSia
Blagoveshchensk
Amur
Kanchattu Island
Manchukuo
Moscow
Japan
Manchuria
China
Russia
Oklahoma County to Probe Crime Rumors
Oklahoma County will launch a district court jury investigation into rumors of crime and corruption. Judge Frank P. Douglass announced plans to call the grand jury in October for a general inquiry inviting informants to come forward and share what they know.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Frank P. Douglass
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