John Fitts field activity and nearby oil tests update
The Pontotoc County oil page reports westward pushes by Magnolia companies at the Shaffer No. 5 and No. 2 Shaffer, with No. 4 Shaffer reaching Viola lime at 3910 feet. In the Conservation pool north of Ada, No. 1 Miller of Allen Huckelberry in Section 27-5-6 flows 89 barrels per hour, while No. 8 Oliver near Center drills at 330 feet amid water shows and potential for new shallow production. Nearby, Sinclair plans No. 1 Raynolds Wagner in 17-2-7 as operators chase deeper tests, with field totals at 109 producing wells and 380,052 barrels daily potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Company
John Fitts
Shaffer
Hunton
Pontotoc County
Ada
Allen Huckleberry
Oliver
Fleetborn Oil Company
Wilcox
Steedman
Fitts
Sinclair
Raynolds-Wagner
Magnolia No. 3 Shaffer
Magnolia
Section 252
J. E. Crosbie, Inc
Tulsa
Centrahoma
John Thompson
Edge of John Fittsoil field extended Monday
The western edge of the north line of production in the John Fittsoil field of Pontotoc county was extended Monday. This action advances development plans in the oil district and signals continued exploration in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fittsoil
Pontotoc County
Gas well Moore No 3 Woodruff tops Fitts pool output
In the Fitts pool Moore No 3 Woodruff in 29-2-7 reached total depth 1700 feet and gauged 90000,900 cubic feet with 900 pounds rock pressure before shut in after a brief wild gas run. Magnolia Oil No 3 Shaffer in 25-2-6 flowed 1020 barrels of oil in two hours via casing. Amerada No 1 G Smith in 28-27 awaits cement after 83 inch pipe to Viola lime at 3651 feet. Fleetborn No 2 Oliver in 21-5-4 drills at 400 feet testing sands previously showing at 700, 900 and 1100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Fitts
Moore No. 3 Woodruff
Magnolia Oil Company
Shaffer
John Fitts
Amerada No
Oliver
Oil Wells Drill in Viola Lime Field Tests
Moore's No 4 Akers in section 36-2-6 shows a 10 barrel per hour test at 4060 feet and a 230 barrel test at 4075 feet. Magnolia No 2 Simpson in section 29-2-7 extends Fitts field with Viola lime at 3705 feet and 3983 feet drilling. Three new Moore locations announced and Fleetborn No 2 Oliver in section 21-5-4 drilling at 670 feet with shallow sands expected Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia No
Simpson
Fitts
Viola
Ed Moore
Moore
Mobley
Benton
Harper
Ada
Fleetborn
Oliver
Market Summary Oklahoma City Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
Markets at Oklahoma City quoted cattle 1,500 head with calves 400, steers and yearlings 7.00 to 8.50, beef cows 6.50 to 7.00, lightweight heifers 7.50 to 9.00, butcher cows 4.50 to 6.00, canners 2.75 to 4.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.50. Calves slower with heavy calves 8.00, bulk 5.50 to 7.00. Hogs 800 head steady, packer top 9.65, butchers 9.00, sows 8.00 to 10, stags 7.00, stocker pigs 7.00 to 7.50. Sheep 2,000 head, spring lambs 29 higher, top 8.75, bulk 7.75, culls 5.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Steady Mostly Tops 9.70
Hogs 1,500 head mostly steady with top 9.70 for choice 210 pounds and up. 140-350 Ibs 8.85 to 9.70. Packing sows 275-500 Ibs 7.50 to 8.75. Cattle and calves 3,500 head with weak undertone on most killing classes. Feeder and stocker steadies. fed steers 9.00 to 13.00 for 550-1,500 Ibs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Poultry Prices in Chicago Markets
Chicago reports a range of live poultry prices with turkeys around 13 to 17 cents per pound and hens near 19 to 20 cents. Leghorn and rock varieties show varied prices, while ducks and geese list around 12 to 18 cents per pound depending on weight and type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Rock
Chicago Dairy and Produce Prices Update
In Chicago on June 5 prices held firm for butter at 19,439 with steady creamery specials at 93 score, extras and firsts varying from 23 to 25. Egg prices remained firm with local and fresh graded lots around 22 to 23, while carload totals show storage firsts at 23 1-2 and extras at 23 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Loecal
Potatoes Movement And Prices In U S Market Report
U S Department of Agriculture notes overall light demand and trading. Wisconsin round whites fetch 0.65 per cwt for U S No 1, Idaho russets 1 40 to 1 55 for new stock, Alabama Bliss 1 75 to 1 80, Louisiana 1 55, Mississippi 1 70, North Carolina cobblers 1 73 to 1 62, U S Reeds 1 00 to 1 05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Alabama Bliss
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina Cobblers
U.S. Reeds
Wheat harvest prospects ease grain markets in Chicago
Chicago reports prospects that the 1935 US wheat harvest will exceed domestic needs and a trade authority notes fewer cattle will be fed this season. Wheat closed easy, July at 83 3-4 to 7-8, corn up to 1 1-8, oats mixed, provisions varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Wheat and Corn Price Quotes From Chicago Market
Chicago reports cash grain prices with No. 1 hard wheat at 98 1 2 cents and corn quotes for yellow and white varieties ranging from 85 3 4 to 87 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ada residents host visitors and recall local histories
Carlos Wadlington returns to Ada for summer while S Jacobson of Los Angeles visits and remarks on Ada's improvement. Several Ada residents join the Nazarene Young People's convention at Cushing. Obituaries note the April 1 death of Harry Parks formerly active in Ada business. Local officials and businesspeople, including W J Allen of Tulsa and H D Amos of the Aldridge hotel, conduct travel and meetings in Dallas.
Miss Marie Lawrence Enrolls at East Central State
Miss Marie Lawrence who has taught at Schuster for nine months enrolls at East Central State Teachers college for the summer term of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lawrence
Schuster
East Central State Teachers College
Shawnee visitors stay with Ada family on Broadway
Friday note reports Miss Mildred Swink and Miss Margaret Swink visiting Ada Thursday as guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gladwill at 715 S. Broadway Shawnee residents Clell Fortune and Ed Skelton also joined the visit gives a glimpse of local social ties in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Swink
Margaret Swink
Clell Fortune
Ed Skelton
Shawnee
Ada
R. H. Gladwill
S. Broadway
Mrs Watson Takes Extended Vacation to Los Angeles
Mrs. Tom Roff and companions accompany Miss Watson on an extended vacation to Los Angeles, California, joining Mrs. W. B. Osborn and Mrs. A. M. Wallace for the trip amid a group departure from their hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Roff
O'Neal Shanks
Frank Hawkinson
Miss Watson
W. B. Osborn
A. M. Wallace
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Kate Wilkinson Guest of Friends in Ada
Miss Kate Wilkinson of McAlester formerly a student at East Central State Teachers College here spends the weekend in Ada as a guest of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wilkinson
MccAlester
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Miss Ruth Walker Guests Weekend With Mother
Miss Ruth Walker, instructor in the East Central State Teachers College art department, is spending the weekend with her mother in Tishomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walker
East Central State Teachers College
Tishomingo
Miss Lucille Howard Returns Home For Summer
Miss Lucille Howard, a Mount St. Marys Academy student in Oklahoma City last year, arrived home Thursday to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Anna Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Howard
Mount St. Mary's Academy
Oklahoma City
Anna Howard
Mrs Dorr and Betty Dorr Visit Ada Friends
Mrs George Dorr of Healton visited friends in Ada on Wednesday. She was accompanied home by her daughter Betty Dean Dorr who had spent a week visiting relatives in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dorr
Healton
Ada
Betty Dean Dorr
Braselton sisters return to Ada for summer with mother
Nell Louise JoLene and Mary Braselton who attended St Mary's Academy have come back to Ada to spend the summer with their mother Mrs Evelyn Braselton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Louise
JoLene
Mary Braselton
St. Mary’s Academy
Ada
Evelyn Braselton
Pauline Self visits Shawnee guest of Tennie Severtson
Miss Pauline Self returned from Shawnee where she spent Saturday and Sunday as a guest of Miss Tennie Severtson who formerly resided in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Self
Shawnee
Tennie Severtson
Ada
Lewis family to tour eastern states visit West Point
Mr and Mrs James W Lewis and their daughters Edith Irene and Catherine depart Sunday for a vacation through the eastern states. They plan to visit their son and brother James Lewis at West Point and will then go to Washington D C and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Lewis
Edith
Irene
Catherine
James Lewis
West Point
Washington, D. C
Mrs Paul Young Reported Ill At Home
Mrs Paul Young an employee of the S and Q Clothiers is reported ill at her home 204 East Thirteenth Roadplace unclear in Tuesday edition of the Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Young
The
S. and Q. Clothiers
East Thirteenth
Ada Visit Note for Robert Bradley From Norman
Robert Bradley formerly of Ada now living in Norman went to Ada on Tuesday to conduct business and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradley
Ada
Norman
Ada Visitors Return from Texas Trip
Harry P. Schienberg of S. and Q. Clothiers returns to Ada with Mrs. Schienberg and children Phillip Benjamin and Nancy after six years in Texas. They reside at 128 West Seventeenth. Schienberg first came to Ada in 1918 and left in 1929. Mrs. P. W. Riggins and children Patsy and Dick plan to leave Ada for Fort Worth after visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mount. Riggins manages the Conoco Texas district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Schienberg
S. and Q. Clothiers
Abilene
Texas
P. W. Riggins
Patsy
Fort Worth
Ada
Pitt to Spend Summer With Parents Near Ada
Wayne Pitt a University of Illinois student arrived in Ada Monday evening to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs W E Pitt north of the city over the weekend he traveled from Champaign Illinois to the Ada area for the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Pitt
University of Illinois
Champaign
Illinois
Ada
W. E. Pitt
Wimbish Family Visited Oklahoma City Saturday
Local attorney Robert Wimbish and his daughter Elizabeth visited Oklahoma City on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wimbish
Elizabeth Wimbish
Oklahoma City
Local visitors depart after Ada stay
Mrs. O. B. Wood and son Harold Carlton left Ada Tuesday for McAlester after visiting Mrs. Wood's parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryan and family at 923 East Sixteenth. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kratz are visiting relatives. Mrs. Kratz is the former Annie Mae Moore. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lucien Moore left Memphis with Mrs. Estelle Moore to visit there this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Wood
Harold Carlton
McAlester
Ada
Paul Kratz
Mrs. Kratz
Annie Mae Moore
Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Armstrong Return From Dallas Funeral
Mrs. E. W. Kemp and Mrs. Armstrong traveled back Friday night from Dallas after attending the funeral of Mrs. Armstrong's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kemp
Ada Hosts Oklahoma City Visitor Former Miss Ruby Goodrich
Mrs John Garriot of Oklahoma City spends the weekend in Ada as a guest of friends. She was formerly Miss Ruby Goodrich of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garriot
Oklahoma City
Ada
Ruby Goodrich
This City
Keller and Leach couple depart for ten day New Mexico vacation
Mr and Mrs Roy Keller and Mr and Mrs Archie Leach left this morning for a ten day vacation in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Keller
Archie Leach
New Mexico
Nabors Visit Ada With Huddlestons
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Nabors of Peru Nebraska are visiting Ada with Mrs Nabors' parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Huddleston during this trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
D. J. Nabors
Peru, Nebraska
Ada
Holt Tends Business Weekend in Oklahoma City
Charles Holt spends the weekend in Oklahoma City handling business matters. He is pictured attending meetings and making arrangements with local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holt
Oklahoma City
Abele Couple Visit Ada From Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Abele of Oklahoma City spent Monday and Tuesday in Ada for business and social visits. Mr Abele is connected with the Link Belt company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Abele
Oklahoma City
Ada
Mr. Abele
Link Belt Company
Cotton futures ease after liquidation in New York market
Cotton prices fell on liquidation and continental selling with Teasday gains fading. Oct contracts slipped from 11.19 to 11.04 then recovered to 11.15 as declines narrowed. futures closed steady to 9-12 points lower. Spot middling at 11.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Continental
Teasday
Plummer Baby Born in Kilgore Texas
Mr and Mrs R W Plummer of Kilgore Texas announce the birth of a daughter on June 1 The baby’s mother is Viola Grant formerly of this city and daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Grant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Plummer
Kilgore
Texas
Plummer
L. A. Grant
Viola Grant
Mrs Sybil Jordan Heads to Phoenix to Visit Daughter
Mrs. Sybil Jordan of 710 East Twelfth plans to leave Monday for Phoenix Arizona to visit her daughter Mrs Casey Robinson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Jordan
East Twelfth
Phoenix
Ariz
Casey Robinson
Plum Trees Loaded With Fruit In Local Year
W. C. Woods on highway 12 east of town shows plum limbs heavy with green fruit. Charles T. Bates also has many trees of varied varieties bearing heavily. Woods has 12 damson trees and Bates plans a large scale plum business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Woods
Highway 12
Charles T. Bates
Mr. Woods
Mr. Bates
Cotton Spot Prices Close Steady in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady and ten points lower. Sales reached 4 342 bales with low middling at 11.15 cents, middling 11.90, good middling 12.35. receipts 2 010 and total stock 433 574 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Cotton
New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with mixed gains and losses
New Orleans June 5 AP cotton futures closed mostly steady with small moves. July 11.39 to 11.51 range, October 11.11 to 11.19, December 11.15 to 11.24, January 11.18 to 11.28, overall light trading and small point changes.
Miss Willie Howlett Returns After Ill nephew Word
Miss Willie Howlett was called to Shawnee Monday night by the serious illness of her nephew Ernest Word and returned to Ada Friday evening. Word's condition is regarded as slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Howlett
Shawnee
Ernest Word
Ada
Mr. Word
Mrs Frank Norman Returns Home After Ada Visit
Mrs Frank Norman returns Wednesday to Shawnee home after a week in Ada visiting guest Mrs Lowell Brown at 730 East Fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Norman
Shawnee
Ada
Lowell Brown
East Fifteenth
Miss Word Visits Shawnee as Brother Falls Ill
Miss Gladys Word, long time teacher in Phoenix, arrives in Shawnee to be with her brother Ernest Word who lies seriously ill in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Word
Phoenix
Ariz
Shawnee
Ernest Word
Traveler s Insurance Agent Charles R. Young Visits
Charles R. Young from Oklahoma City and Travelers Insurance spent Tuesday and Wednesday in town on business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Young
Oklahoma City
The
Travelers Insurance Company
Mildred Seybold Returns to Oklahoma for Beauty Parlor Work
After a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs M W Seybold at 532 North Francis Mildred Seybold has gone back to Miami Oklahoma where she will be employed at the Up to Date Beauty Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Seybold
North Francis
Mildred Seybold
Miami
Okla
Fleet Family Takes Carlsbad Vacation on Short Trip
Mr and Mrs D Frank Fleet with children Howard Sonny and Margaret depart from 901 East Seventeenth for a several days vacation in Carlsbad New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Frank Fleet
Howard
Sonny
Margaret
East Seventeenth
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Betty Biles Plans Trip With Hughes Family
Betty Biles of Oklahoma City visits Judge and Mrs. W C Hughes at Pontotoc lodge. She and Elizabeth Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hughes, will leave Monday morning for St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Biles
Oklahoma City
W. C. Hughes
Pontotoc Lodge
Eizabeth Hughes
Hud son’s ready-to-wear manager visits with relatives in town
Jesse Young manager of Hud son’s ready-to-wear in Oklahoma City and his niece Miss Louise Young are visiting here as guests of Miss Agnes Austell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Young
Hudson's Ready-To-Wear
Oklahoma City
Louise Young
Agnes Austell
Parker Family Arrives in Ada for Summer Visit
Mrs Estelle Parker and her son Billy John travel from Fort Worth to Ada to spend the summer with Mrs Parker's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Roy Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Parker
Billy John
Fort Worth
Ada
June Begins Busy For Marriage Licenses In County
County records show seven licenses to wed issued in the first four days of June. If this pace continues, June may exceed May in the number of licenses issued, signaling a busy wedding month as blushing June brides are anticipated.
Drumright Weekend Visit By Local Families
Mr and Mrs C Jr Keylor and family spent the weekend in Drumright visiting their daughter and sister Mrs Mark Powell and her granddaughter Mrs Steve Stowe and Stevene who joined for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jr. Keylor
Steve Stowe
Stevene
Drumright
Mark Powell
Kerrs Return From Sulphur Visit
Mr and Mrs John Kerr came back after several days in Sulphur visiting Mrs Kerrs parents and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
John Kerr
Sulphur
Mrs. Kerr
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish Heads To Summer School
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish a teacher from Okmulgee and visiting Ada with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wimbish left Sunday for Stillwater to attend the summer session at Oklahoma A and M College. Mr and Mrs Ms Scott of Scott s ready to wear spent the weekend in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wimbish
Okmulgee
Ada
Robert Wimbish
N. Hope
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Ms. Scott
Scott
Oklahoma City
Ada Girl Miss LaJeane Rumage Returns Home For Summer
Miss LaJeane Rumage who attends the University of Oklahoma Norman has returned to Ada to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs R E Rumage at 718 East Fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Wadlington
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Ada
LaJeane Rumage
University of Oklahoma
R. E. Rumage
East Fourteenth
Oklahoma City Gas and Electric Rep Visits for Business
H. T. Josey of Oklahoma City, representative of the Oklahoma Gas and Electric company, is in town for a few days to attend to business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Josey
Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Roy Lee Self Visits Parents in Coalgate
Roy Lee Self of Coalgate is spending this week with his parents Mr and Mrs E C Self in the area visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Self
Coalgate
E. C. Self
Roff Community Notes and Local Growth Updates
A long roster of visitors and neighbors in Roff Oklahoma. Families from Carthage Okmulgee Dallas and Ada gather for reunions and Decoration Day events. Local illness and hospital visits include Mrs. Mabel Morgan and Mrs. Albert Johnson. The piece highlights civic notices church events and upcoming revival.
Local Preaching and Community Visit Notes
Reverend Bill Huddleston to preach at Denny Saturday night. Wynema Covington Inez Berryman and June Clayton of Byng visited Marguerite and Melba Lee Eppler Sunday. Shirley Massey stayed with Letha McDonald Saturday night. Wanda Lee Hollis of Conway visiting kin Grace Bryant this week. Inez Berryman visited her mother Mrs Jess Berryman Sunday. Brother Walter Owens preached Saturday and Sunday nights. FERA workers rebuilt the road Friday and improved conditions. Eulah and Juanita Simpson stayed with their sister at Union Valley. Ernest Williamson of near Allen spent Saturday night with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Wilson
John Braden
Ruby Wilson
Casie Mae Williamson
Charley Moberly
Donald
Jack Leeds
Jackie
Paul Higginbotham
Tulsa
Mary
Letha McDonald
Shirley Massey
Clarita
Robert S. C. Wright
Campbell B. Coventon
Crawford
Roberts
F. Winters
Foxx
Bill
Foster
P. Winters
Don Gilbert
Oakman
Denny
John Clayton
Byng
Tad Lillard
Lee Eppler
Retha Lee Simpkins
Eulah Simpson
Jean
Helen Berryman
Zellma Carter
Magdalene Eppler
Henry Hudason
Seminole
Virgil Wilson
Bill Huddleston
Francis
Wynema Covengton
Inez Berryman
June Clayton
Marguerite
Melba Lee Eppler
Wanda Lee Hollis
Conway
Grace Bryant
Jess Berryman
Walter Owens
FERA
Eulah
Juanita Simpson
Union Valley
Ernest Williamson
Near Allen
Work Begins on 10th Street Crossing Delay Ends
City crews started work on the East Tenth street crossing over the Oklahoma City Ada and Atoka railroad after the appeal deadline passed June 4. Officials say construction will proceed to relieve Main street congestion with traffic expected to use Tenth and route state highways 48 through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Street
Corporation Commission
East Tenth Street
Oklahoma City
Ada
Atoka
Tenth Street
Main Street
Auth
Pressure Cookers Aid Farm Canning Campaign in Oklahoma
Farm demonstration agents lead a statewide drive to stock pantry shelves with canned foods for winter. After drought relief provided 10 pressure cookers per county and central canning kitchens, families use the equipment to can greens peas beets corn and meat. The slogan remains a pressure cooker in every home and women are canning on shares to save butter and egg money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Martha McPheters
Canning
Stillwater
Drouth
Oklahoma Emergency Relief Administration
Amendments Launched for Land Tax and Old Age Pensions
Oklahoma City June 3. Two constitutional amendments were formally launched at a mass meeting, with about 1200 attendees. Organizers aim to collect 90,000 signatures for September 24 votes, proposing a graduated land tax and a $30 monthly old age pension for qualifying seniors, funded by taxes and various revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mussolini Questions Photographers During Police Anniversary
In Rome on June 5 Mussolini, wary of a black eye, shooed away closeup photographers while presiding over the 121st anniversary of the national police. He allowed only distant photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Carabinieri
National Police
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Amerada
Akers
Dee Os
S. Jacobson
Nazarene Young People’s Convention
Cushing
Edith Fuller
Katherine Jones
Mary Nelson
Iva Oakes
Ruth Matherly
Haley Messer
Velma Oakes
W. T. Melton
Ellen Holbrook
Woodard
Harry Parks
Chester
Parks
Tom Granger
Salisbury
N.C
W. J. Allen
H. D. Amos
Aldridge Hotel
Dallas
Ed Gwin
Carolyn
Betty Ann
Ed Gwin Jr
Mr. Gwin
Lucien Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Estelle Moore
Jan Oe
Roff
Mabel Rucker
Virginia Rucker Long
Carthage
N. M
Hayden Rucker
Rolo Rucker
Burbank
C. H. Price
el Paso
Price
Christine Rucker
Rucker
Ross
R. F. Crumley
Lender Fairchild
Sherman
J. H. Meton
Mr. Crumley
Marie Ervin
San Antonio
J. J. Crumley
Athens
Ohio
Mabel Morgan
Jess White
Albert Johnson
Joe Roff
Ada Hospital
Robt. Dowdy
I. D. Nichols
Ralph Suddath
Nellie Goodman
Hugh Clark
Mabel Clark
J. A. Stevens
J. F. Knox
Holdenville
Ferdinand Koch
Albert S. Hall
Ozone
Ark
Church of Christ, Nev
Hall
A. B. Collins
Carl Brandon
Collins
West Roff
Elizabeth Irvin
Ole Dansbe
Jack Dansbe
Lightning Ridge
Dan Hudson
Dansbe
Sidney Wilkerson
C. S. Wilkerson
S. Q. Taylor
Arthur Vinson
Wannah
Derwin Bridges
H. P. Rice
Mrs. Storm
Miss Meéseters
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