Balance Sheet of Amnetawe County 1933 Fiscal Exhibit
The document presents a detailed county financial balance sheet for Amnetawe with assets liabilities and reserves. It lists totals for general funds highway funds and special funds, along with estimated income and expenditures for departments such as sheriff treasurer and county commissioners. It includes notes on warrants, judgments, and ad valorem tax balances, ending with the official certification of the county commissioners.
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Amneta
Peel
Lerk's
Equalization
Excise Board Financial Statementa
APP
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Board of County Commissioners
Ada
Chas. N. Johnson
C. C. Roberts
D. B. Davis
Wall Street Steady Amid Buoyant Alcohols and Specials
A steady but uneven trading session saw gains led by American Commercial Alcohol and other alcohols with transfers near five million shares. Cotton, wheat, and rye posted modest advances while bonds were irregular and the dollar moved in foreign markets. Kansas City hogs and cattle prices showed mixed shifts with notable gains in select classes.
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Wall Street
New York
American Commercial Alcohol
Auburn
Western Union
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
National Distillers
International Silver
Drug
American Sugar Refining
U. S
Case
Columbian Carbon
Consolidated Gas
N. Y. Central
International Nickel
American Smelting
U. S. Steel
Poultry Prices Reported From Chicago Market
A Chicago market list shows live poultry pricing with 48 trucks and counts for hens leghorn hens roosters turkeys spring ducks old ducks spring geese old and rock springs with numbers for colored varieties and broilers.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Commodity Track
Potatoes in Chicago on July 12 report U S Dept of Agriculture totals 581 shipments with 122 on track 249. Trading moderate with moderate supplies. Missouri and Kansas cobblers mostly 3 15 to 3 25 per cwt. some fine quality at 3 25 to 3 30. Virginia cobblers around 3 35 to 3 40 with mixed quality Virginia.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
U. S
Cotton Prices Hit New Highs on Acreage Curtailment Hopes
Cotton prices rose to new highs as buying and covering resumed on renewed reports that the agriculture secretary believes acreage curtailment has been successful. October futures jumped from 10.72 to 11.54, with the market finishing 93 to 89 points higher and spot middling at 11.55.
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New York
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Seeo
Spet
Spot Cotton Holds Steady in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with gains of 83 points. Sales reached 3,677 while middling grades advanced, receipts totaled 2,408 and stock stood at 803,110 with low middling at 10.96.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with new highs in New Orleans
The market rose as cotton futures closed with gains of 81 to 84 points in New Orleans. July, October and January contracts showed higher settlements with notable price advances across the board.
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New Orleans
Summers Chapel Cheese Demo Produces Limburger Surprise
Mrs. Jessie Morgan and Summers Chapel club women staged a cheese making demonstration using a makeshift press. The resulting curd cured into a strong smelling limburger cheese, buried to avoid the odor, teaching why high temperature and incomplete pressing changed ordinary cheese.
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Jessie Morgan
Summers Chapel
All Day Meeting of Hiway Club
Members of the Highway Home Demonstration club enjoyed an all day meeting last week. The gathering featured fellowship and routine club business as participants shared updates and planned future activities.
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Hiway Club
Highway Home Demonstration Club
Rye Strengthens as Canadian Wheat Crop Shrinks in 1933
Chicago scene sees rye surge about 25 cents a bushel over three days with rye selling above some wheat deliveries. Market tone remains nervous as authorities cut forecast for the 1933 Canadian wheat crop by 50 million bushels, lifting bread grain prices across the board.
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Chicago
United States
Picnic at Glenwood Park Ends Pleasant Day
Members held an all day event at Glenwood park in Ada. They brought dinners and enjoyed the shade with a business session in the afternoon. A ice cream making demonstration provided a highlight.
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Ada
Glenwood Park
Pontotoc County Home Demonstration Plans July Meeting
Miss Lemna Maloney will attend the third quarterly advisory board meeting on July 13 in Pontotoc County. It will be an all day session to finalize plans for the annual encampment and prepare reports for the county report to Stillwater and the state roundup.
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Lemna Maloney
Pontotoc County
Stillwater
Canning urged as pastures dry and beef on pasture urged
Mrs. Morgan says now is a good time to can beeves on pasture as vegetables are not thriving and later vegetables will come in. The community canning kitchen is fully equipped and interested people should notify those in charge so help can be provided.
Colbert Quilting Bee Enjoys Quilting and Picnic luncheon
The Colbert Quilting Bee gathered Wednesday with hostesses Mrs. E A Keeling Mrs. Joe Smith Mrs C C Ray and Mrs M B Strickland. The day featured quilting with a noon picnic served to a long list of attendees including Mrs. Lindsey Davidson Mrs. C N Hammond Mrs. E T Landrith Miss Myrna Strickland Mrs. Ruth Rowlett and many others.
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E. A. Keeling
Joe Smith
C. C. Ray
M. B. Strickland
Lindsey Davidson
C. N. Hammond
E. T. Landrith
Ruth Rowlett
Myrna Strickland
M. 7. Tarwater
Ruth Hurley
Irene Ray
Stella Landrith
Alma Landrith
Farm Women to Discuss Household Economics During Farmers' Week
Oklahoma A and M College will host Farmers Week July 25 to 29 with a home management section. Topics include the farm woman's cash income, time budgeting, and emergency planning, plus demonstrations in wool preparation, chair reseating, vinegar, sorghum, yellow cheese, and honey packing.
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Oklahoma A. and M. College
Norma M. Brumbaugh
Lola Clark Pearson
Grace Fernandes
Peter Nelson
Fall potato crop advised for Oklahoma gardeners
Oklahoma extension horticulturist D C Mooring recommends trying a fall potato crop due to higher Irish potato prices and low home yields. Key tips include selecting good soil, using seed potatoes that are sprouted, planting late July to early August, and keeping ground cultivated to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. The Bliss Triumph is favored over Early Ohio for fall plantings.
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D. C
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Planting Potato Seed With Moisture and Depth Tips
Instructions advise keeping seed moist and using straw or hay layering when seeds are stored or planted in buildings. For small seed one inch in diameter plant whole, larger seed cut into pieces. Open furrows after sunset four to six inches deep to cool soil, leave furrows open overnight, plant at dawn, cover level and keep soil cultivated all summer.
Oklahoma Cotton Area Rises in 1933 Cultivation
Oklahoma's cotton acreage on July 1, 1933 reached 4,122,000 acres, up 951,000 acres or 30 percent from the previous year. Early growth benefited from ample May moisture, but June's heat and hot winds drained soil moisture, with a severe drought in the southwest harming late plantings. overall, rainfall is urgently needed while boll weevil activity is reduced by high temperatures.
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Oklahoma
Omer K Benedict Dies Of Heart Attack In Tulsa
Omer K Benedict banker and former governor candidate dies at 59 in Tulsa from a heart attack He was vice president of First National Bank and Trust and had led the absorption of First Trust and Savings Co Benedict founded The Courier and edited Oklahoma City Times He also ran Tulsa civic efforts and served as Tulsa postmaster noting his family survives.
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Tulsa
Omer K. Benedict
Oklahoma
Texas
First National Bank and Trust Company
First Trust and Savings Co
Henry 38. Johnston
Benedict
Texas Panhandle
The
Courier
Hisgins
Oklahoma City Times
Tulsa World
Chandler
Okla.) News
Sac and Fox Country
Hennessey Courier
Enid
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Press Association
Dr Linscheid Heads to Two Commencement Talks
Dr Linscheid, popular speaker, has two engagements next week. He will address a conference of Methodist ministers and workers at First Methodist Church in McAlester on Sunday morning and deliver the commencement address for the Northeastern State Teachers College graduates at Tahlequah on Thursday night at 7 o’clock.
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Jeff R. Laird
Linseheid
First Methodist
McAlester
Linscheid
Northeastern State Teachers College
Tahlequah
Mitchell McDaniel Reaches Tennis Finals as Dark Horse
Ada high graduate Mitchell McDaniel advances to the men’s singles final of the tennis tournament by defeating three seeded players Whitaker John Malloy and Mills Hatfield. The progress marks a notable upset run in the event.
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Mitchell McDaniel
McDaniel
Ada High
Whitaker
John Malloy
Mills Hatfield
Board Vice President Addresses Students on Work
Hugh Jones, vice president of the state board of affairs, addressed the students in assembly yesterday, outlining the board’s activities and ongoing efforts.
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Hugh Jones
State Board of Affirs
Pamphlets on Health Promotion Distributed by PE Instructor
Miss Anna Weaver Jones of the physical education department distributed health promotion pamphlets to her classes yesterday. The Metropolitan Insurance Company supplied the materials at no cost.
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Anna Weaver Jones
Physical Education Department
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Special examination for agriculture and Oklahoma history
On Monday July 24 a special examination will be offered in agriculture Oklahoma history and Oklahoma school law for certificate requirements. Passing the exam satisfies requirements but no college credit will be awarded.
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Agriculture
Oklahoma History
Oklahoma School Law
Out-of-district student group hosts final meeting
The active campus group held its last meeting last night after a summer of activity.
Bebee Territory Oil Activity Expands Northwest Pontotoc
Reports detail continued activity in the Bebee oil field in northwest Pontotoc county. Wells from Denver Oil, Bray, Patsy Oil, Brydia, Stanolind, and McGraw Oil operations are shot, swabbed, or drilling with offsets. outputs include 3900 and 300 to 400 barrels. several rigs commence rotary and casing work as crews pursue additional production.
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Bebee
Pontotoc County
Denver Oil Company
SE Sene
Bray
NW SE
Denver Producing & Refining Company
Patsy Oil Company
Mareum
Denver
Brydia Oil Company, Et al
Two Ada Men Win Honors at Camp Fort Sill
At Camp Fort Sill the first competitive drill and inspection contest during the Citizen's Military Training Camp named the top drilled trainees and squads. Buford Howard of Ada Oklahoma won best drilled trainee, with James L. Wabbard of Edmond and Aubrey Boswell of Lamet sa Texas following. Ada’s Edward H. Rogers belonged to the second best drilled squad in Company M.
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Fort Sill
Buford Howard
Ada
Okla
James L. Wabbard
Edmond
Aubrey Boswell
Lamesa
Texas
Edward H. Rogers
Heavy rise in car loadings for week ended July 1
The American Railway Association reported revenue freight car loadings at 634 074 for the week ending July 1, up 29 406 from the prior week and 145 793 from 1932. For the first time since the rise began, less than car lot merchandise rose modestly over the previous week and year.
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Washington
American Railway Association
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