Wide Region Stockmen Visit Area for Hereford Tour
The annual Oklahoma Hereford Breeders tour drew 400 stockmen from Kansas Missouri Texas and beyond to visit 16 area ranches near Ada. Hosts explained feeding and management practices with bloodlines. the tour highlighted commercial and show cattle with the Turer herd’s champion H. T. Tone among those shown. Notables included Dr. Henry G Bennett and W L Blizzard. The Harvey ranch hosted a farewell dinner with many guests and awards in the judging contest went to Mrs. George Nance Canyon Texas and Roy Craig Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma’ Hereford Breeders Association
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Lowery Ranch
Loco
C. C. Buxton
Horseshoe Ranch
Ada
Turer
H. T. Tone
Association
H. G. Bennett
Oklahoma A
M. College
W. L. Blizzard
United States
Briggs
Prof. Taylor
College
Pontotoc County
C. Buxton
L. F P. Carpenter
Orel Busby
George Smith
Gus Delaney
Ebey
Southwest
Oklahoma City
Charleston
Miss
Fort, Worth
Shawnee
Atcka
Coalgate
Lakewood
Ohio
Buffalo
New York
Wheeler
Maud
Austin
Wanette
Canyon
Varden
Conway
Ark
Wichita Falls
Poteau
Tulsa
Hinton
McLoud
Prague
Konawa
Wewoka
Pershing
Pawhuska
Canadian
Taloga
Pauls Valley
Harvey Ranch
Hervey
Henry G. Bennett
Stillwater
O. R. Peterson
Fort Worth
Jack Turner
Charles Harris
Miss Hudgens
Bridwell
Wichita
Art Harper
R. J. Kinzer
American Hereford Association of
Kansas City
Gale Statler
Gillespie
Tishomingo
George Nance
Roy Craig
Southeast
Simple Jellymaking Method by Mrs Jessie Morgan
County home agent offers a foundation jelly recipe for cher ries or strawberries. Use 3 4 pounds sugar per pound fruit and layer alternately. Let stand eight to ten hours to draw out syrup and firm fruit. Or mix 3 4 cup sugar per pound fruit with 1 4 cup water and cook, watching to boil and thicken, then seal in sterilized jars.
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Jessie Morgan
Mrs Morgan Plans McAlester Visit on June 20
Mrs. Jessie Morgan home demonstrator will travel to McAlester on June 20 for a yard improvement judging school, causing her to miss scheduled county farm women's club visits that day.
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Jessie Morgan
McAlester
County Farm Women's Clubs
Jim Richards Arrested Twice Over Whiskey Raid
Fittstown beer parlor operator Jim Richards was arrested at his business for possession of whiskey and jailed, then briefly released by county attorney order, before being re jailed by Sheriff Kaiser for ongoing charges. Kaiser said Richards remained in jail awaiting official release from court. The incident followed a prior escape during a smallpox quarantine period.
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Jim Richards
Kaiser
Fittstown
Explains
Clyde Kaiser
Richards
Beraclad
Arepicm Mageum Kaiser
Carloss Wadlington
Couuty
Wadlington
J. W. Dean
Ommey
Illinois Oil Brings Prosperity to Mike & Ike Line
Illinois oil development boosts prosperity along the Mike & Ike line, a modest Missouri Pacific branch serving 133 miles of track. The railroad transports coal sand gravel and agricultural goods in aging cars, with annual statements noted in faded ink.
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St, Louis
Ilinois
Mike & Ike
Mike & Tke
Missouri Tilingis Railroad
Quite A Fund For Relief Clients
Pim Administrator Bert McDonel of the state welfare board said he found an extra about $100,000 for relief clients. The seventeenth legislature did not make a direct relief appropriation but amended motor vehicle excise tax laws to earmark funds for the welfare board. Funds collected after May 31 would go to the board, McDonel said, and he asked the Attorney General if the money could be used to start the next fiscal year.
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Oklahoma City
Pim
Bert McDonel
State Welfare Board
Welfare Board
General Revenue Fund
McDonel
Williamson
Oklahoma Supreme Court Clears 24 Bar Admittees
Oklahoma City June s up reports that the Oklahoma Supreme Court nullified below passing grades from the state bar examiners. Fifty four sat the test. forty four failed and twenty passed after the ruling. The decision followed a legislative repeal of the prior bar statute enacted in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
State Bar Board of Examiners
Regents Visit East Central Campus for Policy Discussion
The seven member state college board of regents conducted a full campus tour at East Central from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. meeting with faculty representatives to discuss future policy. Dr. A Linscheid called the visit pleasant as luncheon was held in Knight Hall with a faculty party and regents including W C Kite and Ellis Nantz.
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State College “Board of Regents
East Central
A. Linscheid
Knight Hall
Ina Mackin
Dean
E. C. Wilson
Oscar L. Parker
W. B. Morrison
Linscheid
Della McElroy
Board of Regents
W. C. Kite
Oklahoma City
Ellis Nantz
Tonkawa
Forrest McKenzie
Mangum
Fred_ Holman
Guthrie
EB. A. Eason
Enid
Cecil Crooks
Medford
G. S.sanders
Wetumka
Jewell Robbins
Pauls Valley
Kite
Crooks
School on Trench Silos June 23
A trench silo school for county farmers is set for Friday June 23. Place to be announced. Conducted by John W. Bohr extension dairyman and W. H. McPheeters from Oklahoma A and M College. They will explain building the site and silage care and feeding advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E- W. Cinnamon
John ‘W. Bohr
W. H. McPheeters
Oklahoma A
M. College
Liquor Possession Charged to Man
Robert Johnson, an Indian resident living west of the city, faced charges of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor after sheriff's deputies arrested him at a local tourist camp west of the city. They found 39 quarts of tax paid whiskey in his cabin. Johnson was held in county jail pending arraignment.
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Robert Johnson
Johnson
Johnsons
Choc Beer Seized In Saturday County Raid
George and Claude Humphrey were jailed after a Saturday raid led by Allen Stanfield and sheriff's deputies. Officers found 119 quarts of choc beer, a dismantled still, and small amounts of moonshine whiskey at their home near Oj Center. A violation of the internal revenue act will be pursued before U S Commissioner Thomas P Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Claude Humphrey
Allen Stanfield
United States
Stanfield
U. S
Thomas P. Holt
Smile
Oj Center
Gilmore acquitted in shooting case amid family feud
John Gilmore, 39, of Allen, was found not guilty by a district court jury after a trial that exposed a bitter feud among four Gilmore brothers. The verdict closed the two week jury term with 82 cases remaining.
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Gilmore Brothers
Allen
John Gilmore
Houston Fleming
Tal Crawford
Crawford
Continental Adds New Producer at Jesse Field No. 5
Continental reports a new producer on the Jesse oil field South edge of the field. The well tested Thursday at 1 869 barrels. Wilcox sand depth noted at 3 495 feet. Griffin No 1 Barnett and Smith No 2 Collins wells described with pipe setting plans. Viola lime depth reached 2 370 feet.
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Continental
Jesse
House
Smith
Collins
Wilcox
Griffin
Barnett
Viola
State Payrolls Held Until Money On Hand In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City June 2 State Treasurer Carl B Sebring announced payrolls will be held at month end until funds are available to cover them The monthly payroll amounts to about 850000 and employees may not notice a delay The general fund was 500000 short but will be replenished early next week by May tax collections from the Oklahoma tax commission.
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Oklahoma City
WPI
Carl B. Sebring
Sebring
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Broken Rib To Alf Landon Rocks Rockland Coast
Alf Landon refused to end his leisurely cruise after slipping on a wet deck aboard the ketch Blue Moon in Rockland Maine. He fell against the gunwale while trying to reach a small boat and reportedly sustained two broken ribs but considered the injuries not serious enough to stop him from continuing his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Mex
Alf Landon
Maine
Rockland Bay
Caldwell Named In Damage Suit
Rollow Hardware company sues A. A. Caldwell former county commissioner and Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland for 250 dollars alleging Caldwell while in office ordered tractor repairs to county property totaling 250.25 dollars. claim originated in 1932 and was transferred after disallowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Caldwell
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Rollow Hardware Company
WLC
W. H
W. E. Rollow
Caldwell
Bill Williams
County Highway Fund
Williams
Dust Cloud Skips Over Ada Saturday
Residents awoke to a mysterious dust or sand gust around 6:30 a.m. a northwesterly breeze briefly blanketed Ada then shifted southeast. The storm did not land, drifting away by midmorning as skies cleared. Weatherman W.E. Pitts notes summerlike warmth is present despite the official date.
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WE. Pitts
Dick Quinn Dies Former U S Marshal of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report of the death in Eugene Oregon of R B Dick Quinn longtime U S marshal for western Oklahoma. A Republican he served from 1926 to 1943 after earlier founding newspapers Hardesty Herald and Guyman Herald. Survived by wife son Robert Quinn daughter Mrs T P Gibbons and two sisters.
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Oklahoma City
Eugene
Ore
R. B
Dick) Quinn
Oklahoma
Quinn
McKenzie River
Hardesty Herald
No Man’s Land
Oklahoma Panhandle
Guyman Herald
Robert Quinn
Elke
Nev
T. P. Gibbons
Klahoma City
John H. Lock
Crow Eugene
Shot Neighbor Is To Serve in Prison
OKLAHOMA CITY June 3 J L Henley a Canadian county tenant farmer must serve three years in the penitentiary for wounding his neighbor with a pistol, Marion Thompson, a deg amputated after the shooting April 14 1937. The court reviewed the conviction of G W Clark charged in Alfalfa county with passing a bogus check, reversed the decision and ordered the case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. L. Henley
Canadian County
Criminal Court of Ap‘pesis
Marion Thompson
Smen
G. W. Clark
Alfalfa
Conviction for Stealing Bull Calf Upheld in Oloduskee County
The state argued for further evidence while Clark faced a $10 fine. The appellate court affirmed the four year penitentiary sentence of Tom Gilroy, convicted of stealing a bull calf in Oloduskee County.
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Clark
Tom Gilroy
Oloduskee County
Ora Fox Resigns As Pension Leader Amid Split
In Oklahoma City on June 10 Ora J. Fox resigned as president of the Association for Old Age Security Inc. as the board voted to permanently suspend him and dissolve Local No. 1 led by Fox. The charter was canceled and members will join a new group ahead of the annual state convention. Fox announced a rival pension meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow, saying he will not quit the pension movement and will keep fighting for the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ora J. Fox
Association For Old Age Security, Inc
Local No. 1
Fox
The
Welfare Federation, Inc
New Building Soon For Aloha's Needs
Atoka July 10 Special A new 40 by 120 foot native stone two story administrative building will rise behind the courthouse mid July, relieving overcrowded conditions in the courthouse and agricultural building. WPA will employ about 169 men with skilled labor provided by the county. The structure will house technical and state relief offices including R A WPA State Welfare and others and will include a large vault for county and administrative officials.
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Atoka
P. R. Crowley
WPA
Tech
Eral
R,a
WPA State Welfare
Johnson Pleads Not Guilty In Liquor Possession Case
Ada man Robert Johnson pleads not guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after being arrested Thursday night. He posted a $1,000 appearance bond and was released from county jail. He allegedly had 39 pints of tax paid liquor. Arraignment was before County Judge Hoyt Driskill. Oklahoma City June 10.
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Robert Johnson
Adaman
Hoyt Driskill
Senora Adds Two Producers Near Bebee Oil Field
Senora Oil adds two new producers on the southwest edge of Bebee field. Wells include No.1 Porter in 36-5-4 and Viola lime at 2,270 feet, 2,500 feet deep. No.1 Sutton in 24-5-4 with Violla lime. No.1 Newby in 24-5-4 drilling below surface. Other Virginia-related rigs show Viola line production and further drilling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senora Oil Company
Bebee Feld
Senora
Porter
Viola
Hele
Oscar Hatcher
Sutton
Violla
Newby
Clark
Harrell
Griffin
Barnett
Grilfin
Cooper
McKinley
Fittsfield
Know Traffic Law May Save Lives Card
Guidance on safe following distances and school bus stopping rules. It covers not following too closely, stopping for stopped school buses, and checks before moving from curbside parking to prevent crashes. Includes note on turning traffic from intersections and exercising caution in dense traffic areas.
State opens three branch offices to speed truck crop inspections
Eastern Oklahoma gains Muskogee Poteau and Hugo offices of the state department of agriculture to speed checks on potatoes beans tomatoes and related crops. Rentro says Muskogee area ship ments already begun with about 150 carloads, Idabel Hugo section 150 cars and Poteau Spiro district 350 to 400 cars. Growers around Shawnee Canadian Tuttle Weleetka Skintook expect mid June shipments and Stilwell Idabel Muskogee beans around June 20 as tomato acreage near Broken Bow doubles.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Poteau and Hugo
W. K. Rentro
Idabel-Hugo
Foteau-Spiro
Shawnee
Tuttle
Weleetka
Skintook
Renfro
Stilwell
Idabel
Broken Bow
Hennessey Suffers Heavy Fire Loss
Hennessey Oklahoma fire destroyed Roberts grocery store and the adjacent American Legion Post plus Odd Fellows and Legion Auxiliary on the second floor. Firefighting aid came from Enid and Kingfisher as ammonia tanks exploded, threatening nearby buildings including the First National Bank. Loss unofficially placed at about 14000 dollars for store and stock plus a 5000 dollar refrigeration system.
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Hennessey
Okla
Enid
Kingfisher
Hennessey Fire Department
Roberts Grocery
Hennessey American’ Legion Post
Odd Fellows and Legion Auxiliary
Firat
National Bank of Hennessey
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Mrs. Morgan
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Capitol
White House
Secret Service
Travch
King
England
Salem
St. Genevieve
Centralia
Humble Branch Railroad
Trench Silos
Gilmore
Jesse Field
Washington
Elizabeth
Washington Union Station
Ralph Wilson Close
Union of South Africa
Hardware Company
Dick Quinn
U.S
Ora Fox
Aloha
Stringtown
E. W. Smartt
Board of Affairs
Phillips
Smarts
Eastern Oklahoma
Wilburton
Junior
Miami
Carter Oil Co
Louden Pool
Fayette County
Ill
Ooo
Beverly Hills
Calif
Patricia Ziegfeld
Ie Hu
Bebee Oil Field
Hatcher
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