Paths to Texas Celebrate a Century of Freedom and Unity
A booster column urges Oklahomans and all Americans to join a Dallas celebration of Texas hundred years free from Mexican rule. It extols Texas history, leadership, and geography, praising independence, annexation, and famed figures. It calls for infrastructure to welcome visitors next year.
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Oklahoma
Lone Star
Dallas
Texas
United States
Spain
Mexico
Union
Washington
Sam Houston
David Crockett
John Garner
Jess Jones
Jim Ferguson
Joe Bailey
Farming Opportunities In Oklahoma Attract Investors
The Earth’s Santa Fe Railway page notes many inquiries about Oklahoma farming prospects, urging landowners in Ponotoc and nearby counties to inform buyers about local advantages such as climate water limestone and roads. It praises Fittstown church growth and a new Pontotoc oil field, highlighting methodical development and accurate reporting. Governor Marland signs a bill licensing archaeological work to protect fossils with penalties for violations and permits required to sell materials.
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the Earth
Santa’ Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Ohio
Pontotoc
Fittstown
Pontotoc County
Ada News
Marland
See America First and California Tourism Notes in Travel Column
Byron Norrell extols exploring American regions with Oregon Washington mountains and California tourism. He praises Californians fair pricing and visitor welcome while urging America first. The column also comments on oil depths, education quality, and public records access in Creek county.
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Byron Norrell
America
Oregon
Washington
Europe
Magnolia No 4 Shaffer Joins Pontotoc Oil Pool Progress
Magnolia No. 4 Shaffer completed in Section 25 2 6 northeast of Ada flowed 305 barrels in first hour and 272 in second through casing as Pontotoc County oil activity rises. Fleetborn No 2 Oliver reports gas sand with 109 000 000 cubic feet daily. Delaney No 1 Smith tubing issue to be fixed.
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Magnolia
Shaffer
John Fitts
Pontotoc County
Phillips No
Norris
Moore
Akers
Carter
Richards
Delaney
Smith
W. A. Delaney Jr. and Associates
Pontotoc
Fleetborn
Ada
Fitts
Oliver
Wilcox
Conservation Pool
Steedman
Phillips
Highway 48
Sam Miller
W. A. Delaney Jr
Fitts Pool
Lucy Brown
Moore No
Moore No. 4
No. 14
Bob Kidd Laments Supreme Court and Le Flore County
Poteau News editor Bob Kidd rails at the Supreme Court’s handling of the New Deal and rails at Le Flore county. He contrasts national governance with local sentiment and laments wages, prices, and distrust of officials while praising local scenery and self-reliance.
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Bob Kidd
Poteau News
Supreme Court
Bob
Washington
LeFlore County
Six Ada oil wells completed in John Fitts pool weekend
A lull in John Fitts pool activity ended with six wells brought in past weekend near Ada. Carter Oil started removing a 26 unit natural gasoline plant from Little River to its Richards lease in section 30 27 Fitts pool to exploit gasoline content of gas used to drive oil from producing horizons. Crosbie, J. E., Inc. operates a second pool plant after nearby completion.
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John Fitts
Ada
Carter Oil Company
Little River
Richards
Fitts Pool
J. E. Crosbie, Inc
Oil Pool Expands with New Producers in Pontotoc County
In south Pontotoc county the John Fitts oil pool adds producers and new locations as activity grows. Notable tests include the Amerinda No 1 G F Smith in section 28-2-7 and the 4,154 Moore’s No 4 Akers in 26-2-6 with initial oil flows. Carter Oil and associates report the Centrahoma test in Coal county with gas bubbling at 705 feet. Kansas City market notes hogs cattle and sheep price movements.
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Ed Moore
No. & Schauers
Wirick
Benton
Cashin
Mobely
Carter Oil Company and Associates
Coal County
Wildcat
Oil field updates report limited activity at Fitts area
The John Fitts oil field shows no new completions today with only one new location, Moore No. 5 A Cradduck in the 29-27 block. Sinclair No. 1 Reynolds-Wagner north of the Fitts pool has set surface pipe to 102 feet in the 17-27 block graben.
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Manahan
Magnolia
John Fitts
Market roundup Oklahoma City cattle hogs and sheep
Oklahoma City June 12 cattle 1,600 calves 300 active except on less desirable beef good light yearlings steady bulk beef 6.00 to 8.00 small lots plain grassers 3.50-5.00 butchers steady food beef cows 4.50-5.75 fed weighty heifers to 7.00 canners 2.75-3.75 bulls 4.00-5.25 top weight calves 7.50 fancy veals 8.50. Hogs 800 5-10 lower packer top 9.40 bulk 9.00 up sows 7.75-9.9 sheep 1,000 steady top spring lambs 8.25 bulk 7.50 red wooled yearlings 7.00 clipped yearlings 6.25.
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Kansas City
U. S
Choice
God and Choice
Oklahoma City
Poultry Price Report From Chicago Market
ChicagoJune 12 live poultry prices listed by grade and type across 33 trucks. Hens leghorn hens rock fryers and colored birds show varied quotes with roosters turkeys and geese included.
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Chicago
P Poultry
Rock Springs
Market Report Finds Butter and Egg Prices Steady in Chicago
Chicago reports show creamery specials at 93 score 24 to 24 1 2 cents, firsts around 88 89, eggs steady at 21 444, fresh graded firsts and storage packed firsts listed, local rates 22 3 4 to 23 1 4 with extras noted. Prices reflect unsettled market conditions and current receipts.
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Chicago
Potatoes steady with slow demand in mixed U.S. report
In Chicago on June 12 the U S Department of Agriculture notes 64 potatoes on track 259 and total shipments 997 with old stock slightly weaker. Wisconsin round whites ranged 50 to 60 with fair quality Idaho russets quoted 1.15 for small lots. New stock firm with moderate supplies and good demand in Bliss and Arkansas markets.
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Chicago
U. S
Wheat Market Dips as Harvest Sparks Demand Fears
Severe tumbles of grain prices, led by wheat, menaced the market as harvests began in Kansas. Reports of selling pressure pushed prices down about 3 cents a bushel, setting a new seasonal low. Nearby deliveries of wheat and corn moved in tandem with soft finishes across futures.
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Chicago
Kansas
Wheat and Corn Prices in Kansas City Market Report
Wheat prices show 20 cars with fluctuating bids from No 2 dark to No 3 grades and futures for July September and December. Corn bids range from No 2 white to No 3 with mixed and yellow varieties, with closes for July September noted along with oat movement from 1 car unchanged to slight declines.
Chicago grain prices aid market report
Chicago on June 12 shows cash wheat at No. 3 red 84 2, No. 2 mixed 91, corn varieties trading between 87 and 37 1-4, yellow No. 1 at 8 7 to 37 1-4, oats No. 2 white 37 1-2 to 40 1-2, No. 3 white 39 1-4.
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Chicago
Cotton Market Softens as Prices Slip in Quiet Trade
Cotton in New York on June 12 showed irregular moves with early declines from liquidation and foreign selling followed by brief rallies on parity buying but eased again in the afternoon. October futures ranged 11.24 to 11.13, finishing modestly lower. spot middling at 11.80.
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New York
Pcotton
Spot cotton closes quiet in New Orleans market
In New Orleans on June 12, Spot cotton closed five points lower. Sales reached 534 with low middling at 11.20, middling 11.95, good middling 12.40. Receipts were 927 and stock stood at 417,261.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with small declines
New Orleans market reports steady cotton futures with net declines of 3 to 4 points. July trades open at 11.43, session highs near 11.59, October around 11.44, December about 11.26, and May near 13.22 with varied daily ranges across active months.
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New Orleans
Love Urged On Bolsheviks
Moscow reports that Comsomol Pravda declares love as the foundation of the socialist family. It says gender equality is established and women are financially independent, with no dowries or inheritances to consider. It calls for young communists to embrace love or be shunned as parasites.
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Marland
Moscow
Comsomol Pravda
Russia
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