Editors Own Column on Hampshire Gifts at Love Lady Farm
Byron Norrill reports two registered Hampshire gifts placed on his Love Lady farm from a Peru Nebraska herd. He notes Poland-China and Duroc strains are common in Pontotoc county and advises calcium arsenate mixed with molasses and water applied weekly for five weeks to curb weevils. Dusting after poisoning aims to eliminate pests and boost crop yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Frick
Hampshire
Lovelady
Peru
Nebraska
Pontotoc County
Preparing Potato Exhibits at State Show in McAlester
Oklahoma State Potato Show plans for July 5 to 7 at McAlester urge careful selection and preparation of a peck exhibit by 4 H club and adult growers. Triumphs and Cobblers will be entered with uniform shape size and color and careful wrapping and labeling before sending to the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
McAlester
Gays D. C
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Mississippi Dairy Tour Highlights Farm Prosperity
John W. Boehr extolls Mississippi dairy farming noting good weather and hospitality. He cites seven thousand accounts at The People s Bank and Trust Company in Tupelo totaling 2 500 000 with 85 percent from farmers. Savings show 92 percent farmer-owned funds. notes mainly city debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
John W. Boehr
Dairyman
People’s Bank and Trust Company
Tupelo
Safe way to develop dairy herds in the southwest
A southwestern dairy note urges focusing on purebred bulls and heifer calf retention to build stronger herds. It warns against importing cows at high prices from Wisconsin or Minnesota and favors selective breeding for long term profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Armand Ranch
Palk Killing Weevils On His Pleasant Hill Farm
Reporter visits E J Walker and observes C V Palk applying poisoned molasses to boll weevils. Palk uses a bucket dripping into toe sacks to coat cotton stalks as he cultivates. He claims this method controls pests and promises a bumper cotton crop.
Farmer Plans Poisoning to Test Weevil Control for Profit
The speaker states intent to poison a location to study a weevil extermination method. He expects to recover costs via an extra bale and tenant share, aiming for profit if yields exceed break even, hoping Mr. Park’s success in similar work foreshadows good prices next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Park
Markets Grain and Cotton Traders React to Weather and Trade
Chicago wheat prices slipped on weak export demand and favorable weather across regions while traders eyed possible resumption of Russian purchases. In New York cotton futures fell about $2 a bale on weather and boll weevil concerns, with mild recoveries near the October contract as traders covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North America
Russia
Europe
New York
Liverpool
Cotton market mixed as pre holiday trading steadies prices
New Orleans July 3 The cotton market moved under pre holiday influence with limited trading. After an early drop of two dollars per bale the market recovered about seventeen points then weakened again on renewed selling over the holiday closing near the lows. Exports 16,148 bales.
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New Orleans
Wall Street Hallmarks Bullish Turn After Credit Easing
The market rose as temporary credit tightness faded with call money easing from 8 to 6 percent. Investors bought with renewed optimism, pushing prices higher in late trading on signs of monetary stabilization.
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Wall Street
New York
Market gains lift Indian Refining and peers in broad advance
Five per cent. Indian Refining preferred rose nearly 10 points to a record figure with gains of 3 to 6 points sprinkled across infradata including General Electric Elias T and T American Linseed U S Industrial Alcohol Allied Chemical Missouri Pacific American T and T and Atlantic Gulf and West In a. Total sales approached 1 600 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Elias T. and
T. American
Linseed
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Allied Chemical
Missouri Pacific
American T. and T
Atlantic Gulf and West Ina
Poultry Market Averages Reported From Kansas City
Kansas City July 3 AP Poultry prices show hens at 17 to 2le, with eyes firsts 24 percent and seconds 22 percent.
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Kansas
City
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report July 3
Livestock price report from Oklahoma City notes cattle 1,200 calves active killing classes. Oklahoma grass steers 9.75 to 10.25, light weight heifers 10.50 to 12.50, cows 8.50 to 9.50 with choice around 10.00. Calves, bulls and stockers unchanged. top at 12.50 for real heavies. Hogs 1,100 rising 20 cents. cartops up to 1.90, trucks to 10.75, 65 cents higher than last Tuesday. packers, stags and sows steady after 25-cent Monday advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Lambs Report
Kansas City cattle hogs and lambs mixed up modestly. Hog prices 8 000 head active 15 to 25 cents higher top 11.10 for 225-250 lb butchers and 350 lb car cials 10.25 to 11.10. Cattle 4 500 with calves 800 fed steers and yearlings up 15 to 25 cents. Slaughter steers 1300 1500 lbs 13.85 to 15.50. heifers 850 lbs down 13.00 to 15.25. Sheep 4 000 lambs and yearlings steady to strong top Idaho lambs 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Idaho
Cotton futures close steady after slight decline
In New Orleans on July 3 the cotton market closed with a small net drop of 36 to 39 points. Spot cotton also eased 37 points with low middling at 21.27 cents and sales totaling 342 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cl. Walenkaegee
Spot cotton quiet in New York at middling 22.35
New York on July 3 reports spot cotton quiet with middling grade priced at 22.35 cents per pound. The AP dispatch notes stable activity as market watchers await further directions from trade and export demand.
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New York
Local Farmers Plan Cotton Poisoning Campaigns
Boll Weevil control efforts unfold as H. J. Lambert near Ada plans to poison 12 acres of cotton on Route 4. J. L. Kendrick near Ada will treat 35 acres. Chambress and Braly promote poisoning in Vaness and Stratford while Reynolds and Lindsey mobilize interest in Frisco and Stonewall areas this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boll Weevil
H. J. Lambert
Ada
J. L. Kendrick
Route 2
T. J. Chambress
Leonore Braly
Vaness
Stratford
Fred Reynolds
W. IF. Lindsey
Frisco
Stonewall
Rebecca Chapman 72 Dies at Maxwell Home
Mrs Rebecca Chapman aged 72 died Tuesday night at 11 45 at her Maxwell home. Funeral services were held there this afternoon and she was buried in Maxwell cemetery. She was the mother of Mrs J W Mercer and lived with her daughter and son in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Chapman
Maxwell
Maxwell Cemetery
J. W. Mercer
Clarence Parker Ogg Died At Age Two In Local Death
Clarence Parker Ogg two year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ogg of 224 East Third died Wednesday afternoon at 1 30. Funeral services were held today at 11 o clock by Rev Perkins with burial in Rosedale cemetery.
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Clarence Parker Ogg
Clarence Parker
Clarence Ogg
East Third
Rev. Perkins
Rosedale Cemetery
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich dies in Norman
Charles Haskell Aldrich Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Aldrich, died Tuesday at 3 30 p m in Norman Okla Interment was in Norman Wednesday at 2 p m The Aldrich family formerly lived in Ada where Mr Aldrich worked for Bell Telephone The mother was Ruby Walker a student at East Central State Teachers College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Aldrich
Charles Haskell Aldrich, Jr
Charles H. Aldrich
Norman
Oklo
Aldrich
Ada
Bell Telephone Company
Ruby Walker
East Central State Teachers College
Death of Lawrence resident Ww. Ss. woop W. S. Wood
Lawrence man Ww. Ss. woop W. S. Wood, 71, died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon at his home. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 p m at the family home conducted by Rev R E L Ford. Interment in Rosedale. He was esteemed as an old timer of the area and had a fine reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wood
Lawrence
R. E. L. Ford
Rosedale
Mr. Wood
Billie Joe Johnson Dies at Two Near Steedman
Billie Joe Johnson two years old son of Mr and Mrs Eli Johnson died Saturday at 1 30 PM at the family home six miles east of the locality Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and the body interred in Steedman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Joe Johnson
Billie Joe
Eli Mr
Eli Johnson
Ada
Steedman Cemetery
Mrs W P Anderson Dies After Four Month Illness
Mrs Nannie Kueeraee wife of W P Anderson died Monday afternoon at 5 45 at the family home 900 East Seventh after a four month illness. Funeral services will be held this afternoon by Rev Taylor. Interment in Rosedale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAN
W. P Anderson
Nannie Kueeraee
W. P. Anderson
East Seventh
Taylor
Rosedale Cemetery
North Dakota Keeps Prohibition Law After Primary
North Dakota voters rejected altering the dry law in Wednesday's primary. Returns showed a margin around 5 000 votes, enough to keep the constitution’s prohibition clause enshrined since 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Dry women delegates vow to oppose Al Smith in South
Houston reports June 29 that dry women delegates plan to mobilize against Al Smith. Belle Kearney of Mississippi says she will organize southern women, while Georgia and Florida leaders criticize the plank as weak and pledge continued opposition.
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Houston
Belle Kearney
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
al Smith
Senate
South
Democratic Party
Marvin Williams
Georgia
Edgar Alexander
Mrs. Williams
Smith
J. Walter Barnes
West Virginia
Florida
Fred Nooner
State Health Council
Northwest
Jennie Collins
Nebraska
Plumber Otio Eno Denies Murder Confession
Bartlesville dispatch reports Otio Eno, federal prisoner from Leavenworth, repudiated a confession to murdering Ogle Bailey after arraignment in Justice Woodruff's court. He asked for counsel and was jailed awaiting further action. additional charges include automobile larceny and forgery. Eno had served two years at Leavenworth on narcotics charges.
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Bartlesville
Ogle Bailey
Copan Plumper
Otio Eno
Leavenworth
Kans
Eno
Governor Johnston Travels in Eastern Oklahoma
Governor Johnston was away from his office during the weekend tour of eastern Oklahoma delivering four speaking engagements. Secretary H. E. Sullivan was not at the capitol and was reported ill at home. Johnston was not expected back until Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
H. E. Sullivan
Johnston
Capitol
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Fugitive Returned From Hawaii
J. H. Burnett special agent for the Rock Island railroad telegraphed H. E. Sullivan secretary to the governor that he would reach Oklahoma City tomorrow with C. M. Deason, a penitentiary fugitive, who is being returned from Hawaii to serve his prison sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. H. Burnett
Rock Island Railroad
H. E. Sullivan
C. M. Deason
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Hawaii
Lightning Kills Man at Work in Oklahoma Field
M T A Russell, 68, was struck and killed by lightning while working in his field at Altus Oklahoma. His son witnessed the fall from the cultivator as one horse also died. A storm brought little rain. A Frisco cutback order halts passenger trains between Sapulpa and Ada, reducing Ada to two daily trains, one night through and one day local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus
Okla
M. T. A. Russell
Russell
Frisco
Sapulpa
Ada
Elkins Pulls Tendon Missing Olympic Decathlon Hope
National decathlon leader Chief Elkins pulled a tendon in the first heat of the 100 meters at the Olympic tryouts in Philadelphia. Head Coach Lawson Robertson said the injury likely costs him a spot on the Olympic team. Elkins, a Nebraska Indian, led his heat at 60 yards before collapsing and finishing.
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Municipal Stdium
Philadelphia
Elkins
United States
Lawson Robertson
Jame
Central State Teachers College plans growth and staff study
The article outlines renovations including 1000 feet of sidewalks and an expanded industrial arts shop to add automobile mechanics and metal work, with a new road and parking. It notes the old gym will remain as an auxiliary facility and that classroom space is tight due to rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Syllene
East Central
Wm. C. Herring
E. C. Wilson
Oscar Parker
Columbia University of New York
Denton Floyd
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State University
R. S. Newcomb
Chicago University
Linscheid
Columbia University
Miss Hoover
Miss Montgomery
Miss Lyday
T. C. McCormick
University of Chicago
Teachers College
East Central to Host Mable Carney With Large Summer Graduation
Miss Mable Carney, professor of Rural Education at Columbia, will visit East Central tomorrow for a one day stay as guest of the college. The summer graduating class is expected to exceed 100, the largest yet, with D W Zimmerman leading as class president. Dr Gilbert T Rowe of Nashville, Tennessee, is chosen to deliver the commencement address. August extension classes are planned to begin after the term with about 200 attendees and will be staffed by East Central faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Carney
Columbia
East Central
D. W. Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Gilbert T. Rowe
Nashville
East Central yearbook notes faculty changes and hires
The Pelagi yearbook is praised as artful and attractive. Miss Mattie Calhoun is appointed assistant in women's physical education under Miss Anna Weaver Jones and will focus much time on Horace Mann high school girls. Several faculty members will take leave for graduate study at Columbia University and other programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versity
New York City
Mattie Lyday
Columbia
Gertrude Montgomery
T. C. McCormick
University of Chicago
East Central
Mattie Calhoun
Calhoun
Anna Weaver Jones
Horace Mann High School
Heating Plant Plans For East Central Move Forward
Architects Lay ton Hicks Forsyth have drawn plans for the East Central heating plant and submitted them to the State Board of Affairs for approval. It is hoped the contract will be let within 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
State Board of Affairs
Layton-Hicks-Forsyth
Faculty fills in as Faust departs for summer term
H G Faust of Shawnee leaves college duties for the rest of the term. Regular faculty take over his psychology and school administration classes during the summer session. Two events remain this week at East Central College. Tomorrow, June 3, Miss Sylvia Tell will perform interpretative dances in the college auditorium. On Thursday, a recital by members of the Fine Arts and Public Speaking department is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Faust
Shawnee
East Central
Sylvia Tell
Dausense
College Auditorium
Miss Tell
Fine Arts and Public Speaking
East Central State Teachers College Names New Faculty Member
Harvey Faust, a recent MA graduate from Vanderbilt University, joins the college faculty to teach Sociology and Economics. He earned straight A grades at Vanderbilt and was a prominent member of the university flee club, chosen to stay on as a teaching fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Faust
East Central State Teachers College
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Faust
Vanderbilt
University
Texas Penitentiary Officials Resign at Huntsville
Four officials at the state penitentiary in Huntsville resigned effective as soon as replacements can be found. Colonel McDaniel cited his wife’s ill health in San Antonio as the reason for his own resignation. Others named Cragg Dewalt Dog Sergeant Hudson and J D Carter offered no reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
State
Colonel McDaniel
McDaniel
San Antonio
Cragg Dewalt
Dog Seargeant Hudson
J. D. Carter
Visitor who opened Oklahoma Territory visits statehouse
Oklahoma City's Lewis Nathan White, who fired a shot to open Oklahoma Territory in 1889, appeared at the statehouse Tuesday marking 34 years since his last visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Statehouse
Lewis Nathan White
Professional Column Records Frontier Staking of New Territory
The column notes a unit of the frontier cavalry positioned along the Oklahoma Kansas boundary to guard against the crowd of about 150000 awaiting noon and revolver signals to rush into the territory and claim land. White is identified as an inmate at the United States Soldiers Home in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma- Kansas Line
White
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Oil field activity rises as wells drill deeper in Texas region
The W. R. Ramsey Milner No. 3 in Allen field reaches 2500 feet and taps deeper sand with a 20 barrel per hour flow. Wade No. 3 moves into 19-5-8. Whitley Oil Co. struggles to isolate water in 20-5-8 and plans a second cement run. Douglas Oil tests at 1990 feet in 3-8. Laselle starts a new pad in Bebee field 31-5-5, offsetting the Superior-Ogg test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ramsey
Douglas Oil Company
B. A. Laselle
Bebee
Ramsey Adds Producer at Milner No 3 in Allen Field
W R Ramsey Oil reports Milner No 3 in Section 17-5-8 struck an oil sand at 2575 feet and drilled to 2590 feet. The well now yields 20 barrels per hour of good grade oil, boosting Ramsey output in the Allen field by half. Last week the company averaged 733 barrels daily from 17 wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Allen
W. R. Ramsey Oil Company
Milner No. 3
Insurgents Clash with Federal Troops in Jalisco
In Jalisco eighty insurgents were killed in battles with federal troops, including two men described as Catholic priests. The clashes occurred across multiple engagements in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jalisco
Announced Democratic Candidates for Local Offices
The News lists candidates for sheriff county commissioner court clerk county treasurer superintendent attorney and judge. Notable names include MORROW ST MIERs DORSEY ETCHIESON WALKER RAWLS PECK GILMORE THOMPSON COLLINS SUMMERS BOHANNON COPELAND CUNDLE STANFIELD ETHEL WATSON WINN DEAN WALKER KE Fer FRANKLIN WILL THOMPSON OTTO STRICKLAND MCKEOWN GASSAWAY among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ay
Rome
Morrow
ST Miers
G. Dorsey M
Rush
Etchieson
B. Walker
John Rawls
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Byron Norrill
Mr. Walker
Coffman Hardware
Ss. Woop
Bailey
Davehinua
Jungton
A. Linscheid
Michigan State Teachers College
Ypsilanti
Department of Education
Dr. Linscheid
McClain County
A. J. Terre
Daugherty
LeRoy Camden
Payne
A. J. Terrel
C. O. Hunt
E. D. Cornelius
Seminole County
W. A. Villines
Wenola
Calvin Vance
Seminole
George Hargraves
Lester Smith
Frant Allridge
Ida Hoover
Columbia Uni
G. O. Alsbroch Bay—Gas Rives
Allen Field
Bebee Field
Raimsey
Milner Farms
W. A. Peck
I. R. Gilmore
John M. Thompson
George R. Collins, JR
W. B
Bill) Summers
J. W. Bohannon
J. J. Copeland
Center
J. M. Cundle
Stanfield
A. Ploy
Ethel Watson
Attorn
U. G. Winn
J. W. Dean
E. J. Walker John RK. J. KE
Tal Crawfo I
Claude V. TH
Ompson
L. E. Franklin
Will M. Thompson
Otto Strickland Gardner Braly
Cona
Tom TT
Butler Grocery
West Main
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