High Hill community notes highlight visits and gatherings
Bro Bird of Ahloso will fill his regular appointment Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Brownie Kerr underwent an appendix operation and is recovering. Numerous residents visit friends and relatives in Ah loso Worstall Ada Oil Center Pickett and Wewoka. Singings every Thursday night and weekend gatherings encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Hill
Bird
Ahloso
Otto Leslie
G. W. Brown
Beulah Kerr
Bertha Grey
Charlie Vineyard
Henry Gibbs
Brownie Kerr
Florence Lee Brown
Stella Mae Rowe
H. L. Sweat
Allen Sweat
Seaborn
Lois Kerr
Irene McMeans
Lorene Roddy
Jim Agee
Emmitt Agee
Worstell
Roy Watson
Geneva Agee
H. W. Estes
Cook
Gragg Cook
Demanell Hampton
Ray Hicks
Wewoka
Will Jones
Lara Redman
Dewey Tilley
Allene Estes
Mozelle Payne
Oil Center
Ruby
Ernest
Evelyn
Geneva
Abe Agee
H. W Estes
Ernest Payne
Mozelle
Lodema Avent
Pickett
Singing Convention Attendees and Weekend Visits in Ada Area
Long list of attendees at Maxwell singing convention and numerous Sunday visits across local families. Notes include Sinclair Dryden Cavener Isaacs Stinnett Law Horton and Cavener families, supper gatherings, church attendance, and a birth announcement for Chester Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Bud Dryden
Inetta
Frank
Ruby Dryden
Sterling
Geneva Isaacs
Vera Thompson
Leola Stinnett
E. C. Cavener
Mozelle
G. W. Lamb
Lillie Horton
Charlie
Jane Lou
Ruth Burch
Chine Brackine
London
Leola Stinn
Mozelle Cavener
Lorraine Pennington
Alfred Pennington
Tom Riley
Gaar Corner
Mae Hunt
Stratford
Gene Gideon
Johnnie Law
Herbert Horton
Charley
Ed Horton
Leonard Cantrell
Howard Wood
Waste Pennington
Inez Pennington
Edward Cavener
Bruce Little
Netta London
Clyde Meeks
Edmond
Hattie Dryden
Local Folks Visit and Social Outings Across Community
Numerous residents share visits and gatherings from Talihina to Ada. Social calls include Hortons, Gilberts, and Fikes families. parties at Margie Fikes and Albert Sullivan’s homes. and multiple travels to Lindsay, Stonewall, and Holdenville. The week highlights berry picking, garden work, and relatives visiting from Detroit and Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Jones
Fittstown
Peevehouse
Birdie Escue
Jessie Ward
Texas
Thelma Crossland
Mose Henry
Estelle Cox
Maud Peck
Bessie
Everett
Roy Dame
Lindsay
Jack Adams
Mr. Cecil
Stonewall
Mildred Far
Rainy night visits dot Red Oak community notice
A rain fell Wednesday night as residents report visits among families in Red Oak and nearby Allen and Ada areas. Names include Horne Wallace Price Bryson Phillips Erwin Rose Gibbs Cozart and Phillips family members with various Saturday and Sunday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Horne
Perry Price
Alice
Gwyndolen Wallace
Joe Phillips
Marshall Erwin
J. R
Martha Ella Bryson
Allen
Irene Rose
Homer
John Rose
Horace Hunter
Ada
Melvie Horne
Alice Wallace
Emogene Phillips
Jim Flood
Mrs. Adams
Atwood
Louis Ray
J. R. Bryson
Donald Phillips
Pudding
Hubert Horne
Jodie Wallace
Henry
Herman
Black Rock
Wade Phillips
Hickory Community News Briefs and Upcoming Meetings
Sunday school attendance was light at Hickory with Rev. Holland of Ada preaching Sunday evening. A June 25 church meeting at M E Church and a July 11 Baptist meeting were announced. Wilma Moore and J R Tucker plan marriage and will reside in Sulphur where Tucker works at Kroff cheese. Various locals and visitors are noted, including births, visits, moves to Sulphur, and teachers returning for the next term beginning July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Henry Moore
Wilma
J. R. Tucker
Tucker
Kroff
Albert Clary
Arlene
Jim Orr
Leonard Etchieson
Jim Craig
Aleen Kimbrough
Eth
Etchieson
Lois Lynn
Pauline Craig
Mae Marrs
Johnnie Lucile Gatlin
Summers
Timmons
Moorehead
Sherman Watson
Porter Craig
Durant
Creag
Hickory
Bill Jinks
Arlene Clary
Betty Roberson
Oklahoma City
Norman
Evelyn Clary
Arthur Mann
Arthur Mann Moved To Sulphur
Grady Jinks Visi
Peaceful Workers Meet in Stratford June Gathering
CORLEY The Peaceful Workers met Wednesday afternoon June 9 with Wealthy Jones near Stratford. Eight members attended with roll call. A short program on honoring fathers. Miss Jones demonstrated selecting a gift for father. Adjourned to meet in two weeks. Local chatter notes visits, travels, and recent rains aiding gardens and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealthy Jones
Stratford
House
Miss Jones
Lowden
Pipkins
Clytie Coleman
Ada
Murray
Coseman
Frank Smart
Raymond McGarder
Pauls Valley
Farley
Mary Sheppard
Near Pauls Valley
Pearl Pipkin
Gertrude Eeds
John Eeds
Davie Maner
Susie Murray
Lee Farely
Sherman Farley
Previcer District
Milt White
Kathryn
Billy Murray
Little Bernie
Marion Franklin Woods
Near McGee
Jim Slaughter
Davis
Frank
Walter
Kansas
Arthur Murray
Shawnee
Corley
Claude Lunsford
Paul Valley
Pearlman
Hall
Social calls and visits dot rural Oklahoma life
Mrs Beulah Sellars of Houston Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs Hughey. Numerous calls occur at the homes of McIntyres Isaacs and Stark with relatives and friends from Maxwell Ada Gainesville and Fittstown. Weekend gatherings include a Delta Watts party with several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Sellars
Houston
Tex
Hughey
Thomas
Don Summers
John McIntyre
Stonewall Drennon
Ada
George Evans
Sylvia Evans
Norman Carmichael
Maxwell
Jim Tucker
E. F. Tucker
Lumon Rutledge
Gainesville
L. D. Rutledge
Lena Soward
J. O. McIntyre
Gladys Norman
Marthaline
Buel Stark
Pearl
Alpha McIntyre
Grant Isaacs
Chloa Farmer
Brick Nelson
Sonie Ellen Lee
Evelyn Keatley
David Galey
Pearl Bittles
Delta Watts
Kenneth
Essel Magar
Lowell Hirley
Fredie Keatley
Laura Isaacs
Nelson
George Holland
Fittstown
M. M. Kent
Wordie Norman
Jack Farmer
Oil Center
Alex Summers
Kenneth Stark
Cleo Watts
Tulsa visitors and family calls noted
Mr Jinks and Mrs Albert Clary visit Scullin with their nephew and wife Lee Roy Walling of Tulsa this week. Mrs Jess Sloan calls on her mother Mrs Welcher of Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mr. Jinks
Scullin
Albert Clary
Lee Roy Walling
Tulsa
Jess Sloan
Welcher
Roff
Sunday School and Union Grow Amid Calm Community Scene
The report notes steady attendance at Sunday school and a thriving Young Peoples Union. Rev. Van Zant of Sunshine preached. families and friends visited Hart, Shawnee, Ada, and Roundtree areas. Various social visits and a successful Friday literary program are recorded, with reminders to attend Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Union
Rev
van Zant
Sunshine
Ed Johnson
Leo Johnson
Hart
Henry Stephens
Beatrice Stephens
Shawnee
Ruben Herring
Aline Gurley
Earline Gurley
Ada
Norvel Turner
B. F. Gurley
Christine Gurley
Ruby Demsey
Stella Mae
Dean Roundtree
Mildred Gurley
Mildred Wall
Vernell Roundtree
Local Socials as Farmers Busy After Rainy Days
Vanoss area residents note increased farm work after recent rains. Visits include Carl and Ripley Tilley, Vernell Berger and Charles D., and diversions with Denham, Ballard, and Berger households. Louise Pitt visits from Ada. Landmark Missionary Baptist Church plans a July meeting series assisted by Eld. Ben H. Walters from Kedron. Remember the date, July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tilley
Riply
Vanoss
Vernell Berger
Charles D
Adell Jones
Billy Denham
R. R. Rodgers
Sullivant
Center
Barney Hall
Jack Ballard
Fugate
Peters
Mrs. Shaw
Louise Pitt
Ada
C. W. Martin
Curtis Wayne
M. S. Collins
Wilson Phillips
Chas. L. Berger
E. J. Farley
J. W. Denham
Cuba Childers
Clint Childres
R. R. Farris
C. M. Nelson
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Ben H. Walters
Kedron
Arkansas
Eld
R. R. Oo
Editor Warns of Pecan Worms Borers and Foul Brood Threats
A rural editor discusses pest problems for pecan trees including worms borers and arsenate spraying, plus advice on cleaning out openings, lye injections, and burning damaged clusters. He notes foul brood disease devastates local beekeepers and hopes for better honey seasons ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ada
Abandon Plans To Pass Farm Measure Now
Congressional leaders met with Secretary Wallace to abandon the administration farm bill this session. They cited budget impact of about 100 million dollars plus 500 million already allocated for soil conservation, crowded congressional agenda, and mixed farm support as reasons to delay further study. Attending were Senate Majority Leader Robinson and House Agriculture Chair Jones along with other administration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Congress
Senate
Robinson
D-Ark
Jones
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Pope
D-Ida
Bankhead
D-Ala
Senate Agriculture Committee
Phillips Wins In Windy Game At Oil Center
Phillips 66 defeated Oil Center 12 to 4 in a windy Tuesday afternoon at Oil Center. Jeter hit a first inning homer as Wess Smith and Houston pitched for Phillips while Lawson and Shanks caught. Lips has only one defeat in away games, a 6-5 loss to Coalgate recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips 66
Oil Center
Jeter
Wess Smith
Houston
Phillips
Lawson
Shanks
Ada
Coalgate
Red River Bridge Rebuild Planned After Fire and Flood
A joint Texas and Oklahoma highway commission meeting will be held in Davidson on June 25 to discuss rebuilding the bridge across Red River. The Davidson bridge was damaged by fire last year and a temporary structure was washed out recently by rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Texas and
Oklahoma Highway Commissions
Davidson
Red River
A. L. Commons
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Chinese Election Campaigns Lose Coherence Over Handshake Rituals
The discussion reveals friction in Chinese political circles over ceremonial handshakes amid election campaigns. Analysts note misalignment between protocol expectations and local practices, signaling broader challenges in campaign messaging and public perception.
Mrs Dawes Harden Improves After Dallas Appendectomy
Mrs Dawes Harden recovering in a Dallas hospital after an appendectomy while Mrs Charles Thompson reports she is improving nicely following the surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Dawes Harden
Dallas
Local visitors shop in this city on Thursday
Miss Selma Cody Miss Ade laide Self Miss Josephine Payte and Mrs. Lional Payte of Centrahoma visited friends and shopped in this city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Cody
Adelaide Self
Josephine Payte
Lional Payte
Centrahoma
Rosses travel to Houston after nephew's death
Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Ross of 831 East Seventeenth Street left Wednesday night for Houston Texas. They were summoned by the death of H. E. Buse their nephew and an auditor for the Southern Pacific Railroad. The Rosses expect to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Ross
East Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
H. E. Buse
Ross
Rinard on Visit to Daughter in Highland Town
J. D. Rinard of Tustin California arrived for a visit with his daughter Mrs James Thompson and Mr Thompson at 527 South Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rinard
Tustin
Calif
James Thompson
Mr. Thompson
South Highland
Visit of Miss Myrtle McElhaney to sister in city
Miss Myrtle McElhaney of Fitzhugh visited her sister Mrs. W T Edmonston at 331 West Seventeenth street and did some shopping in the city on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McElhaney
Fitzhugh
W. T. Edmonston
West Seventeenth Street
Edgar Witherspoon Heads South Texas Vacation Trip
Edgar Witherspoon left Thursday for Aransas Pass and other points in south Texas where he will vacation for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Witherspoon
Aransas Pass
Texas
Horace Hamilton Visited Ada For Friends and Business
Horace Hamilton of Idabel visited friends and attended to business in Ada on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Hamilton
Idabel
Ada
Thompson of Roff Visits Friends and Shops Here
W. L. Thompson, from Roff, traveled to this city to visit friends and make shopping stops during his trip on Friday.
Local patient improving after emergency operation
Fred Faunt LeRoy who underwent an emergency major operation earlier this week is reported to be improving nicely. The small son of Mr and Mrs Ed Branscome of 427 West Fourteenth underwent a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Faunt LeRoy
Ed Branscome
West Fourteenth
Mrs G D Koonce and Georgia Koonce Visit City
Mrs G D Koonce and her son from Phoenix arrived to visit sister Mrs D W Mitchell and to join daughter Miss Georgia Koonce who came from Cincinnati to attend school. Fred Willhoite of Stonewall visited on business and friends. Miss Cleo Sumter plans to leave Sunday for Boulder Colorado for summer term at University of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Koonce
Phoenix, Ariz
D. W. Mitchell
Georgia Koonce
Cincinnati
Yale Student William Harris Arrives for Summer Visit
William G. Harris, a Yale University student in New Haven Connecticut, arrived Friday afternoon to spend the summer months at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John R Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Harris
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
John R. Harris
Mrs Vaden Plans Month-Long Trip to Major Cities
Mrs. Nora C. Vaden will depart Monday for St. Louis Niagara Falls Buffalo Albany and New York City. On return she will visit Washington D C with her nephew Calvin Brown and Mrs Brown. She anticipates a trip of about one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora C. Vaden
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Washington, D. C
Calvin Brown
Brown
Taylor Family Plans Midwest and Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs George W Taylor and their son Warren of 134 West 22nd Street will depart Monday for Interlochen Michigan to enroll Warren in a national music camp They will tour the Great Lakes states visit Niagara Falls and Canada and return around September first
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Taylor
Warren
West 22Nd Street
Interlochen
Mich
Great Lakes States
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mrs Tom D McKeown Recovers From Major Chicago Operation
Word reached here that Mrs. Tom D. McKeown underwent a major operation in Chicago Friday and came through the procedure satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. McKeown
Chicago
Local couple to study for masters in Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Martin and Mrs. G. T. Keefe and daughter Valera departed Saturday for Greeley Colorado to pursue master’s degrees at Colorado State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Martin
G. T. Keefe
Valera
Greeley, Colo
Colorado State Teachers College
Mrs Garrett and niece head to Colorado via Yellowstone on vacation
Mrs. Mike Garrett and her niece Billie Jean left Friday for a Colorado trip by way of Yellowstone National Park. They plan to meet Mr. Garrett in Denver and spend several weeks on vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Garrett
Billie Jean
Colorado
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Garrett
Denver
Smith and Wheelock Couple Depart for Colorado Vacation
Mr and Mrs George Smith and Mr and Mrs Wayne Whee lock plan to leave today for Trinidad Colorado and other places of interest in that state where they will spend their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Wayne Wheelock
Trinidad
Colorado
Mrs. E. H. Johnson Returns From Seminole Visit
Mrs. E. H. Johnson returned Friday from Seminole where she has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Foy Dacus who is recovering from a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Johnson
Seminole
Foy Dacus
Mrs VanCuren and Joy Sue Return from Kansas Trip
Mrs. S. C. VanCuren and her young daughter Joy Sue have come back from visits to relatives and friends in Cushing and Arkansas City Kansas after ten days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. VanCuren
Joy Sue
Cushing
Arkansas City
Kansas
Miss Opal Lee Deen Heads to Colorado University
Miss Opal Lee Deen leaves Sunday for Boulder Colorado to attend the University of Colorado during the summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Lee Deen
Boulder
Colorado
University of Colorado
Mrs Alvin Summers Visits Friends and Shops in City
Mrs Alvin Summers of Seminole visited friends and shopped in this city on Saturday, seen along the shopping streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Summers
Seminole
Miss Sallie Weaver Transacts Business in City
Miss Sallie Weaver of Centra Loma transacted business and shopped in this city Monday.
Mrs Louise Watson Leaves Hospital For Home
Mrs Louise Watson of 323 North Hickory was discharged after a major operation and returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Watson
North
Hickory
Miss Frances Ingram Visits Market in Roff Saturday
Miss Frances Ingram of Roff attended to business and shopped here Saturday, showcasing local shopping activity and engagement of residents in the town economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ingram of
Roff
Mrs. B. H. Epperson Spends Summer in Ada
Mrs. B H Epperson returns from San Marcos Texas where she taught at Southwest Texas State Teachers College and will spend the summer at her Ada home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Epperson
Ada
San Marcos
Tex
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
Bowman Family Visits Arkansas and New Jersey Kin
Mr and Mrs F E Bowman of Rogers Arkansas and Carl Bowman of Arlington New Jersey are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A H Roberts 700 East Ninth this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Bowman
Rogers, Ark
Carl Bowman
Arlington
N. J
A. H. Roberts
East Ninth
Stein Couple Move to Fittstown for New Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Stein moved Tuesday to Fittstown where they will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stein
Fittstown
Local couple returns from Mayo Clinic visit
Mr and Mrs Wilson Sadler and Mr and Mrs George Burris traveled home Sunday from Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Sadler received medical treatment at the Mayo Clinic for health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Sadler
George Burris
Rochester, Minn
Sadler
Mayo Clinic
Miss Edna King Plans Europe Tour From New York
Miss Edna Barl King will depart Wednesday for Boston to meet Miss Jean Delaney and sail for Europe. They will leave New York City on June 23, two days after Miss Delaney graduates from Wellesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barl King
Boston
Mass
Jean Delaney
Europe
New York City
Miss Delaney
Wellesley College
N. C. Fields Visits Ada for Business
N. C. Fields of Albuquerque New Mexico spent Monday in Ada tending to business and meeting contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Fields
Albuquerque
N. M
Ada
Cloars Return from Texas Vacation to Corpus Christi Houston Galveston
Mr and Mrs C J Cloar of Fittstown came back Sunday after a vacation trip to Corpus Christi Houston and Galveston in Texas.
East Central College men embark on business trip to New York
W D Little and son Bill Dean E C Wilson and Edmond Lowe of East Central college left Wednesday on a business trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Little
Bill
Dean E. C. Wilson
Edmond Lowe
East Central College
New York City
Mrs Lara Skinner Visits Kin in San Antonio
Mrs. Lara Skinner is visiting relatives and friends in San Antonio Texas during a brief southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Skinner
San Antonio
Tex
Truesdales Return From Visit In Coalgate
Mr and Mrs Paul Truesdale have returned to their home in Coalgate after visiting Mrs Truesdales mother. Mrs Ed Thompson 708 East Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Truesdale
Coalgate
Mrs. Truesdale
Ed Thompson
East Ninth Street
Fleet Family Visiting Relatives in Local City
Mr and Mrs Carl Fleet and their young daughter from Dallas Texas are staying with Mrs Alice Fleet the mother of Mr Fleet and visiting other relatives and friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fleet
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Fleet
Alice Fleet
Traveler Returns From Mexico and Texas Vacation
Edgar Witherspoon came back Tuesday from Monterrey Mexico and southern Texas where he spent a two week vacation. John Gilmore of Allen visited friends and handled business during the same period.
Ada teacher Mrs Butler heads to UC Berkeley for summer term
Mrs Minnie Butler a teacher in Ada public schools travels to Berkley California to attend the University of California summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Butler
Ada Public
Berkley
Calif
University of California
Market roundup: cattle hogs and sheep with varied gains
Market report shows cattle and calves in strong demand with gains 25 to 50 cents for many classes. Hogs mostly ease with packer top around 10.90 to 11.00 and good loins up 10.50 to 10.90. Sheep steady for native spring lambs with bulk lambs 10.00 to 10.65 and Texas springers on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Texas
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Idaho
Colorado
Tbs
Fed
Hogs and Cattle Market Report From Kansas City Auction
Kansas City market round up reports hogs at 11.15 top with limited numbers, cattle trading steady to firm with best steers and cows up to 25, and sheep selling slowly as opening lamb bids dip to 11.00-11.25.
Poultry and Produce Prices Chicago June 16
Poultry market notes show live poultry with 54 trucks arriving hens steady chickens easy and various breeds priced. Turkeys hens and toms listed with No 2 turkeys and ducks, geese and eggs and butter prices also reported as steady or firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Springs
Potatoes Prices Mixed Across States In Market Report
Potatoes in Chicago on June 16 show varied prices by region with light demand and limited supplies. Idaho russet Burbanks U S No 1 leads at 1 75 per cwt while Montana russet Burbanks at 1 60 and California white rose around 1 70 to 1 80. Oklahoma and Arizona reports show mixed conditions with occasional decay and prices from 1 25 to 1 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
California
Bliss Triumphs
Texas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Cobblers
Louisiana Bliss Triumvhs
Chicago Wheat Prices Slip On Canada Forecasts
Chicago July wheat falls to 1.10 1 8, September 1.09 1 2 to 5 8, as Canadian market weakness and 500 000 bushels export lag weigh on values. Corn and oats also retreat with varied gains and losses amid liberal domestic receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Winnipeg
Chicago grain prices steady as markets report no sales
Wheat sold none at the Chicago market on June 16. Corn futures quoted No. 2 mixed at 1.14 1/4 to 1.15, No. 1 yellow 1.15 to 1.16, No. 2 yellow 1.15 to 1.16 1/4, No. 3 yellow 1.12 to 1.14 1/4, No. 1 white 1.15 to 1.1/4, No. 2 white 1.18 to 1.18 1/4. Oats No. 2 white 48 3/4 to 50, No. 3 white 47 to 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton futures rise and fall on weekly weather report trade
In New York on June 16 modest early gains faded under liquidation. October cotton slipped from 12.09 to 11.97 and hovered around 12.00 in quiet trading with prices 5 to 7 points higher at mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spot Cotton Steady to Slightly Lower in New Orleans
Spot cotton closed quiet in New Orleans on June 16, down 2 points. Sales 341 bales with low middling 10.73 cents, middling 12.23, good middling 12.78. Receipts 1,576 bales. stocks at 33,214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton futures end steady with slight gains and losses
New Orleans June 16 AP. Cotton futures closed steady with moves ranging from one point up to two points down reflecting a narrow trading range and mixed demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Relates to 45 Percent Relief for Grand River Dam Authority
Senator Elmer Thomas planned today a relief appropriation bill amendment to authorize an outright forty five percent funding for the Grand River Dam Authority in northeast Oklahoma in the ongoing relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand River Dam
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
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