Salvage Fodder From Poor Corn Crops Oklahoma Says
Oklahoma extension agronomist L W Osborn says drought damaged corn can still yield fodder if cut early and rains come by August 11. Farmers should harvest green stalks for silage or fodder, plant sorghums for fall forage, and consider cowpeas, soybeans, sudan grass, and milo for late feed depending on moisture and government contracts.
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Stillwater
Opace
Oklahoma
L. W. Osborn
Extension Agronomist
Oklahoma A
M. College
Osborn
Panhange
Lost Hart’sdale toddler found alive after five days missing
Twenty one month old Bobby Connor was discovered alive and smiling in a bramble thicket about three quarters of a mile from home. He appeared half starved with facial scrapes and bruises while police and volunteers widened the search.
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Hartsdale
N. Y
Bobby Connor
Jerome Hogan
Bobby
Charles Connor
Grasslands Hospital
Sergeant Hogan
Hogan
Greenburgh
San Francisco Bay area workers strike over hiring halls
The San Francisco Bay area faces a bay area strike as 27,900 workers press a stevedore dispute. The key issue is whether the International Longshoremen's Association will obtain a closed shop and control hiring halls. Employers resist, offering arbitration on pay, hours, and conditions. Sympathy walkouts by maritime unions and related labor groups heighten pressure for settlement.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
International Longshoremen’s Association
L. A
Oakland
East Bay
Battle for Barnett Estate Stalls Admin Appointment
Muskogee July 16. County Judge C H P Brewer refused to appoint an administrator for Jackson Barnett estate urging federal court to decide jurisdiction. Nine Indian claimants seek a share of the million dollar Creek fortune after Barnett's death in Los Angeles May 29. Attorney for Anna Laura Lowe Barhett urged transferring the case to federal court seeking widow's portion despite the annulment of her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Jackson Barnett
Los Angeles
C. H. P. Brewer
Anna Laura Lowe Barhett
One Killed Three Injured In Enid Crash
Enid report says Miss El Sawyer, 21, was killed last night when a car failed to turn at a corner and crashed into a bank on the highway southwest of Enid. Three others were injured Dan Thomas Roy Dugay and Miss Leah Farrow. Farrow was described as critically injured while the two men were not believed to be seriously hurt.
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Enid
el Sawyer
Enla
Leah Farrow
Dan Thomas
Roy Dugay
M Iiss Farrow
Pecan Shellers Strike Paralyzes San Antonio Industry
Eight thousand pecan shellers mostly women walked off the job in San Antonio on July 16 in a surprise move by the Pecan Shellers' union. Police reportedly arrested two plant leaders at the Coronado shelling plant after rocks were thrown during an entry attempt, but released them without charges.
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San Antonio
Coronado
Greater returns for the amount invested News Classified Aas
A classified ad promotes higher returns on investments, highlighting favorable rates and quick potential profits. It pitches a trustworthy opportunity and urges readers to inquire for details.
Ada’s Remarkable Baby Makes Local News
Ada reports Edward Vaden Roberts as a four month old west Ada baby weighing 214 pounds and never sick since birth. Father Vaden Roberts works for Steffens Dairy. the family lists four great grandmothers and two grandmothers with ages and hometowns in Ada and nearby areas.
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Ada
Edward Vaden Roberts
Vaden Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Steffens Dairy Company
Mollie Flowers
McLean
Tex
Emma Johnson
Mary Roberts
Rebee
Demarious Irwin
Ellis Roberts
Jess Johnson
Tupelo
Oil production advances again in United States output
The Oil and Gas Journal reports US crude oil production rose to 2,667,914 barrels per day for the week ending July 14, up 22,925 from the prior week. Texas output fell to 1,101,316 barrels daily while Oklahoma and California rose to 551,060 and 528,650 barrels per day respectively. Kansas and the Rocky Mountain region also gained, while the eastern area including Michigan declined to 129,258 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Texas
Oklahoma
California
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Michigan
Oklahoma City
Louis Sd
Seminole St
Lathrop
West Texas
North Central
Texas Panhandle
East Central
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
Eastern Fields
Rocky Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs
Long Beach Mountain View
Elwood
Kettleman Hills
Deputy Charley Shockley Frolic at Lakeside
A Huntsville deputy known for his large frame gets involved in a humorous Lakeside swim misadventure as his trunks slip off during a dive. After a frantic trunks search, he retrieves them and returns to cheers from onlookers. Florence area textile mills brace for walkouts amid a large strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Shockley
Lakeside
Charley
Huge sum disbursed for relief programs in emergency year
Washington reports about 4.5 billion dollars of emergency funds spent in the last fiscal year. Roughly 2 billion is tied up as loans and invest ments remaining asset value. the rest went to relief and civil works with no strings attached. Officials defend loans as real assets despite critics arguing funds vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James L Lewis Sworn In As West Point Cadet
James L Lewis son of Mr and Mrs James W Lewis of Ada was sworn in as a cadet at the United States Military Academy on July 1. Assigned to the Second company by Major General W D Connor the class totals 374. For six weeks the cadets receive instruction in military subjects with drills and lectures ahead of a five day march through the Catskills in shelter tents. The academic year opens September 1.
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West Point
N. Y
James L. Lewis
James W. Lewis
Ada
United States Military Academy
W. D. Connor
Lewis
Catskills
Drought relief area may be extended in Oklahoma
Oklahoma officials press for extending the emergency drought relief area to 13 southwestern counties including Greer Harmon Jackson Washita Kiowa Custer Dewey Tillman Comanche Cotton Stephens Jefferson and Love as drought continues. Cimarron Texas Beaver and Harper in the Panhandle already receive relief.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Carl Giles
FERA
Giles
Greer
Harmon
Jackson
Washita
Kiowa
Custer
Dewey
Tillman
Comanche
Cotton
Stephens
Jefferson
Love
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver
Harper Counties
the Panhandle
FERA Workmen Have Several Jobs Going
About 200 men are employed on FERA projects in Pontotoc County, says county director B E Hennigan. The Oakman school building was repaired last week and Stonewall’s school is being repaired now. A teacherage was constructed at Center, with a garage planned for the Byn school. Road work has been in progress at various points in recent weeks.
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FERA
Pontotocc
B. E. Hennigan
Oakman
Stonewall
Byn
Tags Arrive For Last Year Cotton In Storage
Tags to exempt last year’s stored cotton from this season’s tax have arrived and are available in the county agent J. B. Hill’s office. About 900 bales are stored in the county at the compress and various outbuildings. Owners urged to attach tags promptly. Muskogee July 17. Also, Dr Edward A King a 52 year old negro physician drowned himself in a lake after police were alerted to a alleged illegal operation on a 19 year old white girl. Two men were detained for investigation.
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J. B. Hill
Hill
Muskogee
Edward A. King
Here
King
Lowell Johnson
Kelly Davis
Tahlequah
Delicious Cakes and Ice Cream Cookies Recipes
This clipping presents two dessert recipes. Delicious Cakes White Almond Cakes uses almond flavoring and blanched almonds with shortening sugar milk and flour. Ice Cream Cookies combines sugar egg vanilla and pastry flour with a nut center baking at 350 degrees.
Serve Waffles For Porch Supper
Directions for making waffles with vanilla ice cream toppings and fruit sauces. Describes serving ideas for dessert or as a main dish with creamed meats or vegetables. Includes a recipe: two cups flour three teaspoons baking powder half teaspoon salt two eggs one and a half cups milk four tablespoons shortening.
Alabama Mills Closed by Strike Across State
Huntsville reports more than 10 000 textile workers in 15 cotton mills answered the statewide strike call as the hour arrived. Five local mills closed with others at Gadsden Jasper Cordova Albertville Gunterville and Birmingham closing as shifts changed. John Dean. international representative for America in charge of strike headquarters, estimated over 22 000 on strike by 3 p m with many mills already shutting as shifts ended.
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Florence
North Alabama
Huntsville
Dean
Birmingham
United Textile Workers of America
NRA
Ala
Gadsden
Jasper
Cordova
Albertville
Gunterville
John Dean
Anniston
Burglary Charged In Clothes Theft In Stonewall Area
Jess Spence faces second degree burglary charges for the July 13 robbery of Ed Harlin's home four and a half miles southwest of Stonewall. Arraigned in Clay Jones justice court, Spence pleaded not guilty as Harlin reportedly identified him wearing the stolen clothes. Police found Spence at a neighbor's house in shoes and a sheet. The report also covers community notices and local social updates. Extradition of Jack Perry hille and Charley Stott from Durant to Linden, Texas, was ordered by Governor Murray for the June 12 robbery case.
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Jess Spence
Ed Harlin
Stonewall
Spence
Justice Court
Clay Jones
Harlin
Spencer
Oklahoma
Oil field turmoil sparks new Wilcox discovery at Craddock well
In Pontotoc County a Craddock No. 2 Well in 25-2-6 began flowing oil from the Seminole Wilcox sand after penetrating 16 feet. Initial production estimates reach 450 to 500 barrels daily as crews work to remove water and clear the bore. Nearby wells in Bebee and Fitts fields show strong activity with several new drills and record tubing levels as operators race to handle rising output.
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Fitts
Delaney and Others
Seminole Wilcox
Delaney
Craddock
Derrick
Magnolia
Norris
Wilcox
H. L. Blackstock
Lewis
J. C. Shaffer Inc
A. J. Harden
J. E. Crosbie
Dawes Sfarden
New Bebee
Bebee
Milligan
Hunton
Pontotoc County
Loyal
No. 2
Seminole-Wilcox
Hunton Lime
Simpson
J. E. Crosbie Inc
Dawes Harden
Ada
Viola
H. Lu
Deaner-Moore
Gray
Bebee Field
Graben
J. C. Shaffer, Inc
Magnolia No
Schermerhorn No
Banks
Midokla
Mercer
Lakes- Gray
Ed Moore
Wirich
Sylvan
Roosevelt Stronger With Voters Says Gore After Northeast Trip
Senator Gore reports President Roosevelt is stronger with voters than at election time but cites administration policies unclear in direction. He blames NRA for farmer costs and says Democrats will gain Senate seats but lose House seats in the November elections.
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Washington
Northeast
Gore
D-Okla
Roosevelt
NRA
Senate
House
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