Tipton Place Orchard Plans Prosper With Berry Crops
Mr and Mrs J Q Tipton on center road near Ada cultivate a diverse orchard on Taw land. They plant peaches apples cherries grapes and more fruit with 1000 trees bearing this year. The harvest includes Austip déwherries, berries and potatoes in a large patch. The article notes strong market demand for berries and envisions the place becoming one of the country’s most attractive as the trees mature.
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J. QO. Tipton
Ada
Titon
Ieee
Tipton - Place
Farmers weigh methods to beat the boll weevil and boost cotton
The column notes the value of Hardy Dial's drag method to combat boll weevil and save cotton, describes how hot dirt can kill weevils, and cites Edd Ellis and seeings of a roller drag. It discusses Pontotoc county cotton yields, railcar shortages, and wheat harvest efforts led by the State Board of Agriculture and the Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association. The piece also mentions editorial praise for Miss Bance Petty as a forward thinking agriculturist and educator.
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Dial
Pontotoc
Agent Hill
Edd Ellis
New Bethel
Pauls Valley
Lindsay
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Chicago
State Board of Agriculture
Southwest
Wheat Improvement ‘Association
Bilwg Alvan
Broomorn
Y.a.y Bitehurst
State Board of Agricult, Ea
Oklahoma Farmers Form Co operative Livestock Association
Oklahoma City notes a growing cooperative move among farmers to organize a livestock cooperative modeled after wheat and cotton groups. Officials report $8,000 signatories and plans to ship livestock directly from points to market, with officers named T. J. Leahy president H. C Lookabaugh vice president G Eldridge secretary and W N Rue treasurer. May loan repayments from the War Finance Corporation totaled 12 708754 with 9 53 437 repaid. A meeting occurred on June 7.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Cooeerative Livestock Association Aa
United States
T. J. Leahy
H. C. Lookabaugh
G. Eldridge
W. N. Rue
Cuete
War Finance Corporation
Harvesting Irish potatoes for spring crop storage
Guidance from A C Mooring and M ge on harvesting Irish potatoes. harvest early while plants turn yellow to prevent rot and loss. plow and dig in cool periods, handle tubers with care, store in a cool dry place to minimize rot. club members advised to select uniform tubers for fairs this fall.
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Aragon
Potato Club
Pete Patente Tattach
M. Ge
Market Bulletin: Creamery Demand and Egg Stocks Rise
Demand for creamery butter remains strong with production at record levels, kept well sold to dealers for current use and storage. Hensons on farms are numerous as the season ends, with fresh dressed poultry in good supply. Egg prices rise as demand shifts to northerly regions amid storage reserves, June stock at 7,936,000 cases vs 6,844,000 last year, suggesting prices may stay reasonable to sustain consumption rather than storage.
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Chicago
Sit
storadensiti _& Company
Appetisias Picnic Review From a Fractured Text
A fragmented snippet describes an outdoor meal with a picnic spread by a creek and a oak tree. The passage mentions a dinner and hints on preparing lunch, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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Lamimer
Refinery Lease and Redrilling in Bebee Territory
Allen Refinery at Alley leased to R A Irwin manager of Pacific Petroleum Tulsa and to be operated by him using Lyons-Quinn crude. Delay in spudding the Garter well near Bebee territory due to multiple sources. Drilling expected to resume within days, near the city, possibly becoming a producer. Lawrence and other wells in 16-44 drilled around 2000 feet.
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Allen
Crystal White Refining Comny
Alley
R. A. Irwin
Pacific Petroleum’ Company of
Tulsa
Mr. Irwin
Lyons-Quinn
Tio
Eee Hager
Bebee
Ely
Lawrence
Muskogee Chamber Lets Budget For Schools Rise
Muskogee educational committee of the chamber of commerce submitted and approved a proposed budget of 66495 for the operation of the new to schools for the coming year. The county budget last year was 41500.
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Muskogee
Educational Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ada Legion Plans Special Train to New Orleans
Norman Howard post of the American Legion funds a special train carrying 2000 to 300 veterans to the national convention in New Orleans in October. Clint Miers named special treasurer to raise money. Ada expects at least 200 volunteers with 50 more from nearby towns. tickets cost about 12 dollars, with potential savings if more join. Local communities coordinate to push transport, including ideas for chartered box cars and cattle cars.
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New Orleans
Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Clint Miers
Legion
Ada
Gilbert F. Polly
Roff
Francis
Stonewall
Allen
Holdenville
Robbers Get $4000 in Kansas Bank Raid
Four bandits robbed the State Bank of Welborn, a rural bank ten miles west of Kansas City, early this morning and escaped in an automobile with $4,000 in cash. Police searched the area for the suspects.
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Kansas
Kansas City
State Bank
Welborn
Kan
Ardmore Fire Damage Tops Four Hundred Thousand
Ardmore fires since January 1 have caused damages totaling 488,510 dollars, according to Fire Chief J. J. McFah. The figure reflects extensive losses across multiple incidents handled by local fire crews.
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Ardmore
J. J. McFah
McMullin's Formula for Asthma and Hay Fever
Advertisement urges readers to try McMullin's Formula by Tilden McMullin Co Sedalia Missouri. Claims it builds up weakened constitutions and serves as a preventive for germ diseases, coughs and bronchial troubles, suitable for children and adults. Sold by F H Wozencraft's Drug Store.
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McMullin
Tilden McMullin, Co
Sedalia
F. H. Wozencraft
Grady county forms Wilson for Governor Club
CHICKASHA June 8 The Grady county Wilson for Governor Club organized at the county courthouse with about 500 members. L C Hutson elected president Mrs Charles N Rogers vice president and A Noble Ladd secretary. The meeting praised Bob Wilson for clean campaign methods democracy party loyalty leadership and his past office record. Old timers recalled Wilson’s arrival twenty years ago and said no scandal had ever touched his character.
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Chickasha
Grady County
Wilson
Bob Wilon
Pickle Factory Gets Its First Cucumbers
J. M. Atkinson informs the News he received the first batch of cucumbers for the pickle factory Saturday. They were brought in by J. M. Armstrong who lives four or five miles northeast of Ada. From now on Mr. Atkinson expects a rush ing business as farmers report promising prospects for the crop.
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J. M. Atkinson
J. M. Armstrong
Ada
Mr. Atkinson
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