Oklahoma City and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Oklahoma City cattle numbers 1 200 calves 300 demand fair active with top 6 50 bulk steers and yearlings 5 90 6 00 cows 1 50 2 50 bulls 2 50 2 75 calves 5 00 5 50 hogs 2 590 down 10 top 4 50 sows 3 65 4 99 sheep 660 slower 20 lower fall top 6 95 trucking 6 00 6 50 Kansas City hogs 10 190 1 000 direct mostly 10 lower top 4 65 cattle 7 500 calves 800 market slow to weak early top yearlings 6 50 heavy steers 6 25 good and choice 550 1 500 he 4 35 7 00 common 3 75 5 65 cows 2 50 2 85 vealers 4 00 6 50 yearling wethers 4 25 6 00 ewes 90 150 Me 2 00 50
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Steeker
Chicago live poultry market report May 31
Live poultry trucks run steady as hens fetch 12 to 12 1 2 cents per pound while leghorn hens bring 10. Roosters and No 2 sizes range around 6. Turkeys sell 10 to 12. Spring ducks and young stock 10, old birds 7 to 7 1 2. Geese 7, leghorn broilers 14 to 15, rocks 16 20, colored 15 to 15 1 2.
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Chicago
Potatoes Steady as Shipments Mix in U S Markets
Chicago dispatch notes U S ship ments total 248 on Tuesday with 447 old stock and 82 on track. Prices show Wisconsin round whites 75 to 85, Idaho russets 1.60 to 1.65, Alabama and Louisiana triumphs 2.15 to 2.25, decayed stock 1.90 to 2.10 and No 2 at 1.00 to 1.25.
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Chicago
U. S
Alabama Cobblers
Putter and Exes Dairy Prices Reported for May Markets
In Chicago on May 31 prices for dairy products are listed with multiple grades and categories. Putter values show steady demand across creamery specials, extras, firsts, seconds, and standards with various price ranges. Exes figures indicate steady movement for extra firsts, graded firsts, current receipts, stored firsts, and storage fired extras.
Grain prices slip as bids ease for wheat and corn
Chicago May 31 grain prices fell overall with only a brief early rise in wheat. Private monthly crop estimates due tomorrow are expected to show some improvement versus government May 1 wheat projections of 339 million bushels. Spring wheat prospects in both the United States and Canada look favorable as prices closed mixed for wheat and slipped for corn and oats.
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Chicago
Spot Grain Prices May 31 Chicago
Wheat prices ranged from No 2 red 79 1 4 to No 2 northern spring 73 1 2. Corn offered No 2 mixed 44 to 44 1 2, No 2 yellow 44 1 2 to 45 1 4. Oats yielded No 2 white 26 1 2 to 26, No 2 white 24 1 4 to 3 4.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Steady On Gains
In New York May 31, cotton opened sharply as July rose to 9.42 then eased to 9.26 but held a firm tone with July around 9.29 at 2 pm. The market firmed with net gains of 13 to 16 points before late-day easing on profit taking. Spot middling 9.35.
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New York
Spot Cotton Steady as Prices Fall Slightly in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans for May 31 closed steady with an 18 point drop. Sales reached 1,075 bales while low middling traded at 8.67 cents and middling at 9.17 cents, good middling 9.57. receipts were 5,186 and stock stood at 42,947 bales.
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New Orleans
Guessing Game Puzzle Fun for All Ages
Children and families are invited to cut out puzzle pieces and arrange them into new goofy gibberish combinations, promising simple entertainment and surprising results.
Cotton futures close steady amid declines in New Orleans
New Orleans AP reports cotton futures ended steady with losses of 16 to 18 points. Local Conway notes include sermons by Bro. Jared and Johnson, births, marriages, and social visits across Conway, Owl Creek, High Hill, Steedman, Lovelady, and Allen.
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New Orleans
Jared
Uts
Bro
Johnson
Owl Creek
Sam Parker
Lonnie Toby
Virginia Lee
Lula Riddle
Mary Kerr
High Hill
Frank Middleton
Near Steedman
Conway
Davis
Idus Taylor
Lovelady
Clara Lillard
Floyd Cochran
Black Rock
Earl Roberts
Steedman
Dave Reeves
Carl Riddle
Baby
Ray Kerr
Goldie
Fred Clark
McNeal
Jimmie Dunnegan
Pat Toby
Blue Blackburn
Wade Allison
Lavenia Jared
Omer Deaton
R. E. Gillock
Omo Frederick
Allen
Sunday School Contest Kickoff Promotes Attendance
Local community invites everyone to attend next Sunday for a Sunday school contest. Several families visited others over the weekend, with note of gatherings at Sunshine, Ada, Tulsa, and Frederick. Bro. Nettles of Ada is scheduled to preach next Sunday and Sunday night. all are urged to come out.
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James Ford
Sunshine
Davis
Effie Joyce Odom
Hazel Kifer
W. J. Hurley
L. O. Kifer
Claude Hewitt
Lewis Nabors
Virgil Sorrel
Frederick
Serger Sorrels
Jewel Kifer
Maude Hewitt
Ruby Odom
Fannie Sutton
Velma Younts
Nadine Hendricks
Mae Hewett
J. A. Lamb
Ada
Kifer
Maude Hewett
Orbra Daniels
Lewis Edwards
Byrds Mill
Pauline Hogue
Steedman
Glynn Shahan
Otto Kifer
Jack Brents
Maurine Farmer
Oliver Lynch
Shahan
T. J
Charlie Timmons
John Townsend
Harold
Felix Cunningham
Nelson Hawkins
Lloyd McNinch
Orville Maxey
Fatty Miller
Leo McNinch
Leas Park
Orville Chambers
John Echols
G. W. Driver
Morgan Bank Made Millions Despite Low Mood Handicap
Reports to Senate investigators show J. P. Morgan & Co earned nearly ten million dollars from sale and underwriting of securities in 1930 and 1931, while partners paid only 48 thousand in income tax. Figures for 1929–1931 detail profits from issues managed, underwritings, and joint accounts, highlighting sizable gains during low mood years.
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Associated Press
Nathan Robertson
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Senate
United States
Banking Committee
Morgan House
Great Banking House
Morgan Company
Drexel and Co
Philadelphia
Morgan
Pecora
Congress
Morgan Partners
House
Vinson
Ways and Means Committee
Figares
Proctor and Gambie
Drexel
New York
Woodin
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Standard Brands, Inc
Coolidge
United Corporation
Bonbright and Co
Ada Social Roundup Includes Visits and Show Attendance
George Smith went to Ada on Thursday for a business trip. Ada residents hosted and visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Dryden with daughters Mabel and Juanita. Several locals shopped, hosted guests, attended a show, or visited family over the week in Ada and nearby Oakman.
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Fred Upton
Ada
Earnest Austell
Shirley
Buddy
Stonewall
Austell
George Young
D. B. Grace
Elizabeth Kaiser
C. O. Scrivner
Oklahoma City
Marjorie Jo
Brown McKay
Aline Rives
East Central State Teachers College
Ethel Rives
Clyde
Darrell Duke
Cather Gray
Pr. S. Case
First State Bank
Atoka
Edgar Harper
Edwin Garrett
Merle DeBennin
Isaac Simonds
DeLkenning
Simonds
Johnny
Ben Hatcher
Pauline Stratton
Edna Earl Brown
Konawa
Eugene Hatcher
Chickasha
Mr. Hatcher
Jim Hatcher
Hatcher
Mack Gibson
Coalgate
N. Nix
Jesse
Elmo Thompson
Dec Stratton
Estle Henson
Jordon Crawford
George Fuller
Lawton
Myrtle Fuller
Katherine
S. A. Fish
Clara
Tupelo
Norman Clark
Laura Hooks
Elmer Correll
Alhambra
California
Buster Jennings
Lowell Brown
Joan
New Castle
Ben Young
Hal Autrey
Charley Sawyers
Maude Smith
Clyde Lillard
C. A. Acker
George Elkins
East Central
Mary Truitt
Mise LaNell McKay
Pauline Austell
Pat Austell
Thomas Holloway
John Elkins
Jimmy Carter
John Murphy
Ed Garrett
Leon McKay
Jed Robins
Stonewall High School
Centraloma
Herman Close
Kanawa
Chester Ulishe
T. G. Phillips
Jimmy McKay
Clarence Billings
Jim Slocum
Tom Henson
Birch Case
Earnest Armstrong
Britton
Nazarene
Marshall Matlock
Jim Sinclair
Lubbock
Texas
Clorine Stratton
Sapulpa
Nazerene Church
Ruby Martin
T. W. Stratton
Dick Truitt
Valliant
Wayne Truitt
Hazel Beck
the Nazarene Church
Lee Elliott
Wetumka
J. D. Pace
Burgess Steed
Mr. Steed
Eva May Cunningham
Bulah Aaron
Rae
Minnie Teel
Dust Easley
Lawson Watts
Maysville
Loys
Russell Easley
J. M. Cunningham
Berley Aaron
Fred Graham
Letha Teel
Georgie Thur Man
Lillian Aaron
E. A. Easley
Bulah
Georgia Thurman
Eva Mae
Esta Fae Cunningham
G. G. Graham
Graden
Lyda
Haden Tre
Delma Flowers
Aubrey Bunch
Florence Bulloch
Loys Easley
Lula Mae Owensby
Reba Vickery
Graden Teel
Oust Easley
Lyda Teel
Clayton Easley
Haden
Paul Thurman
Esta Fae
Maggy Cunningham
Glendia Easley
George Smith
Luther Dryden
Mabel
Juanita
A. L. Mc Ninch
Vernon Wells
Oliver Thompson
Bus McKinney
Beryl Griffin
Bill Shorell
Ray Miller
Mabel Herion
Fanny Lea
Sally Harrison
Guy Griffin
Charles Gowers
Bonita Miller
G. W. Driver
Helen
Bert Dobson
John Townsend
Tom Timmons
Ernest Stringer
Charlie Timmons
T. C
L. M. Braddock
Russell McNinch
Sarah Alexander
Felix Cunningham
Lloyd
Leo McNinch
Orville Maxey
Boots Jackson
Buzzy
Fatty Miller
Luella Cunningham
Mrs. Compton
Risie
Oakman
Farmers Busy In Fine Weather In Happyland
Farmers are working in crops amid good weather. Tom Shannon and family of Frisco visited John Wilson's home. Miskel Lamb and Ollie Morri son visited Mrs. Onnie Denton. Bernice Anderson spent the night with Bessie Wilson. Rev. Austin Deaton preached at Oakman over the weekend. Delena Carney and daughter,
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Anna Ruth
Charley Laughlin
Jim Carney
Willa Lee
Marion Latimer
Anderson
Bud Middleton
Mae Franks
Johnnie Middleton
Scott Wilson
Pauline
Lorene Laughlin
Bessie Wilson
Bernice Anderson
J. W
Junior Deaton
Mary Wilson
Fred Daniels
Lula
Willard Anderson
Avanell
Ovadene Deaton
Joyce Lamb
Juanita Daniels
Gertie
John and
Lee Walker
Seminole
Tom Richardson
Henry Ingram
Colbert
Tom Shannon
Frisco
John Wilson
Miskel Lamb
Ollie Morrison
Onnie Denton
Austin Deaton
Oakman
Delena Carney
Lightning Ridge Singers Organize Meet and Invite
A Sunday gathering on May 28 organized the Lightning Ridge Singers and elected leaders. The group invited visitors and all singers to join, planning weekly 2 o clock meetings and inviting wider participation. Mrs. Isah Ray serves as secretary.
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Isah Ray
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