Julia Craig in Nanty Nesbitt yacht case and club links
Sulia Craig, secretary to George Woodford, pursues a singing career while entangled in a yacht party incident on Evergreen Island. Julia faces police questions, court counsel, and public scrutiny as Tom Payson reveals his love and Nesbitt’s death is investigated.
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Sulia Craig
George Woodford
Peter Kemp
Julia
Amy Sanders
Woodford
Julian
Cintra Leff
Mrs. Joseph
Hugo Nash
Royal Nesbitt
Evergreen Island
Aodge
Tom Payson
Nesbitt
Patrice
Payson
Buchen
Buden
Julia Craig
Amy
Nadine White
Juliat
Peter
Ayson
Tom
Baden
Theresa Davis
Pnet
Borow
Tok
White Club
Training at Chilocco School for Indian Youth in Agriculture
The Chilocco school offers full agricultural training for Indian youths. It sits on about 9000 acres in Kay County Oklahoma near the Kansas line, teaching general farming, seed-bed prep, planting, fencing, and farm mechanics. Students manage farm projects, dairy herds, and learn record keeping while earning a share of produce.
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Chilocco
Oklahoma
Kay County
Kansas
Department of
Kall
Agricultural Department
Cpair
Nec
Walnut Grove Sunday Social Notices
Sunday school attendance at Walnut Grove was strong. Rev. L Cobey omitted church services Sunday night. Families and neighbors visited and stayed with relatives across Worstell Union Hill and local farms.
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Susie Tate
Robert Bolin
Alman Danley
Ruth Cheate
Margie Ann
Pearl Roddy
In Memory of Mrs John Ferguson Funeral notices and church attendance
Sunday services featured Bro Lewis of Sulphur and Bro Lewis Woods of Round Top delivering messages. Numerous relatives visited, including Yarberrys, Blairs, and Smiths. Mrs John Ferguson of Pickett died July 4 1936 leaving four children and several mourners. elegy recalls her cheerful smile and faith, signed by Neela Stone Mildred Farr and Mary Lou Fowler.
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Lewis
Lewis Woods
Round Top
Buddy Smith
Allen Yarberry
Clarence Irwin
Tom Hughes
Lorraine Riley
Lucille Riley
Mid- Way
Grandpa
Grandma Riley
Lula
Tom
Earl Smith
Smith
Ira Clark
Lawrence
Rube Smith
Oklahoma Citys
Darbie Smith
Buck Riley
Midway
Tom Riley
Bro
Huddleston
Pauline Yarberry
Jerry Dillman Smith
John Little
John Ferguson
Pickett
Mary Edith
Bud Johnnie
Billy
Neela Stone
Mildred Farr
Mary Lou Fowler
Revival Ends With Encouraged Faith In Ada Church
The revival closed Sunday night with renewed spirits among the saints despite some discouragement. Rev. Roberts and family plan another revival soon, and Ada church workers led by Rev. J. D. McHaffey were praised. Earnest Summers bought a new Chevrolet.
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Roberts
Ada
J. D. McHaffey
Earnest Summers
Marcella Hughey
Geraldine Lockhart
Haskins
Edna Parnell
Lyman Rutledge
Norman
L. D. Rutledge
Wesley Farmer
Summers Chapel
Noez
Juan
Baptist revival set to start at schoolhouse July 19
Local notices detail a July 19 revival at the schoolhouse with ongoing church services inviting all to attend. Community members list weekend visits, family gatherings, and birthday celebrations. Several residents travel among Ada Stratford Center and Seminole for visits and events. D. W. Ham had a major operation at Ada hospital and is improving.
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Paul Higginbotham
Charley Mobley
Oklahoma City
Wert Seeds
Tommy
Jack Seeds
Inez Berryman
Moraline Dryden
Shirley Massey
Grace Houtchens
Helen
Jean Berryman
Clyde Kaiser
Ollie Roberts
Henry Maxwell
Doyle Braham
Center
Fred Foster
Neal McDonald
Betty Jo
J. H. Cook
Stratford
Bill Dryden
Fittstown
Dan Hayes
Ada
P. M. Wright
Jerry Crownover
Letha MacDonald
Oliver McDonald
Gaar Corner
Rubye Mae Houtchens
Ruby Bryant
Roberts
Grandpa Casey
Cordin Lindsey
Sylvesta
Calvin
Willie Lindsey
Eula Simpson
Enid
Charley Moberly
Vera
Wanda June
Betty Jo Ham
M. M. Massey
D. W. Ham
Ada Hospital
Oklahoma Secretary Reverses Hearing Delay On Pension Proposal
Oklahoma City July 6 Secretary of State Frank Carter reversed an earlier order delaying a protest hearing on the Veterans of Industry old age pension proposal. Carter will hear Thursday a request for delay as protestants seek time to gather data. Campbell Russell for VIA objected after a continuance to July 27, one day before the second primary, with VIA aiming to place the measure on the July 28 ballot.
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Oklahoma City
Frank Carter
Veterans of Industry
Carter
Campbell Russell
VIA
Officers closing in on escaped prisoner
Oklahoma and Texas officers pressed Wednesday night to capture Raymond L. McGehee who escaped from Seminole county jail in Wewoka Tuesday. Lawmen also tracked a car believed stolen from the Sinnett used car lot in Ada as part of the fugitives' trail.
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Cecil Hobbs
Arkansas
Odus Wiles
J. S. Brannon
Bob Carson
Oklahoma City
Tim Taylor
Gladys Barton
Vivian Jared
J. C. Kirk
Ada
A. J. Brandon
John Sanders
Robert Ellison
Union Valley
T. W. Wiles
Hoyt West
Haskell West
Earl West
Lula
Elzie Wiles
Emmaline Kilecrease
Koston Fraiser
Carney Walton
J. R. Pentergrass
Pleasant Hill
R. A. Sliger
G. W. Thogmartin
Dorothy West
Cleo Taylor
Herman Brannon
Busby Lake
S. L. van Duren
J. F
Allyne Simpson
Happyland
Carrie Jackson
Oklahoma
Texas
Raymond L. McGehee
Seminole County
Wewoka
Sinnett
Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Commodities
Oklahoma City reporting mixed cattle and hog sales with 1 200 cattle and 1 000 hogs. Prices show calves 4.00 6.50, steers around 6.75 7.00 per cwt, cows 3.75 4.50, hogs 10.30 top, stock pigs to 9.25. grains Wheat down 1 8 to 2 1 2 cents, corn down slight then up, oats down. Wheat oats corn shifts mirror drought and wheat harvest pressure.
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep July 8
Hogs 1 500 slow weight loss 10 to 20 lower than Tuesday. top 10.55. sows 8.85 to 9.00. stock pigs 9.75 down. Cattle 5 000 calves 1 009. beef steers weak early. grain feds and grassers liberal. cows steady to strong. stocker and feeder light. Lambs unevenly strong to 25 higher. native and Kansas lambs 10.50. most 9.75-10.50.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Kansas
Texas
Poultry market report from Chicago shows varied prices and grades
Chicago reports include figures for live poultry with multiple breeds and weights, hen, leghorn, Plymouth Rock, white rock, and colored birds. Prices cover eggs and dairy items, with creamery specials and various firsts and extras, alongside references to farm products like carrots.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Potatoes Report Mixed as U. S. Shipments Rise
U S Department of Agriculture notes total U S shipments at 782 with July activity across regions. Prices vary by grade and state including Missouri U S No 1 at 2 80 to 2 95 and Idaho Bliss at 3 15 to 3 25 while California white rose shows 3 25 to 3 25 and heated 2 75 to 2 00.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho Bliss
Wheat trading leans to Bears as Chicago prices slip
Chicago markets showed Bears in control late today with Chicago wheat prices sometimes down two cents a bushel. Reports note ongoing rains in parts of the Canadian dry belt, suggesting the rainfall area is expanding and affecting grain prospects.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices on July 8 cash wheat and corn bids
Chicago market report lists cash wheat prices for several grades including No 1 red No 2 red and No 1 dark hard with ranges from 1.07 to 1.14 per bushel. Corn prices show No 1 mixed No 2 mixed No 1 yellow and others with values from 84 to 89 cents. Oats prices for No 2 white No 3 white and No 4 white range from 36 to 40 cents, with sample grades cited.
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Chicago
Cotton advances on bullish acreage report and prices surge
New York July 8 Cotton rose as traders priced in government acreage data showing 30,621,000 acres under cultivation. July futures jumped to 15 cents, first such level since 1934, while October rose to 12.37. Late trading mirrored gains with net advances of 8 to 45 points.
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New York
Spot Cotton Steady as New Orleans Market Reports
Spot cotton in New Orleans on July 8 closed steady with gains of 60 points. Sales totaled 1,713 with low mid dling at 12.95 cents, middling 13.30, road middling 13.50, receipts 726 and stock 392,804.
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New Orleans
Parker Will Not Be Extradited
Governor Hoffman refused to extradite Ellis Parker Sr. the rural New Jersey detective chief charged with kidnapping Paul H. Wendel in Manhattan. Wendel said he may seek federal arrest under the Lindbergh law, citing efforts to prevent further kidnappings and coercion. The Brooklyn prosecutor and New York authorities pursued the extradition.
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Trenton
N. J
Ellis Parker
New Jersey
Paul H. Wendel
Harold G. Hoffman
New York
Brooklyn
Wendel
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Parker
Ellis, Jr
Manhattan
Mrs. Fannie Ferguson Mourned In Ada Area
Mrs. Fannie Ferguson age 50 wife of John Ferguson resided three miles west of Ada died Saturday morning at home Funeral services were held Sunday at 5:00 p m from Asbury Methodist church with Rev Holland officiating Criswell's Funeral Home in charge Interment at Rosedale cemetery
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Fannie Ferguson
John Ferguson
Ada
Asbury Methodist Church
Holland
Criswell
Rosedale Cemetery
Obituary: J. F. Casey 86 Pioneer Resident of Oakman
J F Casey 86 died July 6 at home in Oakman at 12 30 pm Funeral held July 7 at Holiness Church Oakman at 3 pm Rev Hodges officiated Interment Oakman Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge Survived by son George Casey Ada and daughters Alloma Bandy Dallas Fannie Smith Steadman Maud Allen Oakman plus many grandchildren Pioneer resident who spent most of life in the area.
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J. F. Casey
Oakman
Holiness Church
Hodges
Criswell Funeral Home
Casey
George Casey
Ada
Alloma Bandy
Dallas
Fannie Smith
Steadman
Maud Allen
Funeral Services for Gladys Johnson Held
Funeral services for Gladys Johnson 590 South Stockton were held Wednesday July 8 at 4 p.m. from Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev Holland of Asbury Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Rosedale Cemetery. Gladys was the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnson of Fitzhugh.
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Gladys Johnson
Stockton
Criswell
Holland
Asbury Methodist Church
Rosedale
Gladys
W. B. Johnson
Fitzhugh
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