Phases of Chinese Trouble Seen in America
Washington study identifies three phases of trouble in China: Canton’s recapture by radicals allied with Sun Yat Sen, anti foreign agitation spreading from Shanghai along the Yangtze, and a looming northern civil war among rival powers. Western observers credit Soviet Russia influence in all three developments.
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Washington
China
Canton
Sun Yat-Sen
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Peking
Rest of
Russia
Chang
Seng
Potatoes Expected From McCurtain Farm Yielding 15 Carloads
Garvin Oklahoma June 15 a county farmer C Gambie expects fifteen carloads of potatoes from 40 acres as state market officials note similar returns across southeastern Oklahoma. Gamble planted Bliss Triumph seed on Pei River bottom land with no fertilizer and will use a machine to cull tubers under specified size. Two crops planned by several county farmers will follow the first harvest for fall potatoes and seed next spring.
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Gamble
Bliss Triumph
North Dakota
Galey
Ada
J. O. Henderson
Henderson
George Blevins
Aving
J. F. Bray
Mr. Bray
Willoughby
Bray
Charles Caton
Myrtle Robinson
Dana Weaver
L. M. Warn
Market place for farmers and terracing progress in Pontotoc County
The editors urge a farmer market for fresh produce similar to Ardmore and praise P A Norr for terracing to save gullied land west of Center. The column covers livestock judging lessons at Murray A and M college, a Washita farm tour, cooperative potato marketing, and notes on local farming communities and schooling in Galey district.
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Ardmore
East Central honors parade marks largest summer class
The largest summer degree class in East Central College history organized this morning in the administration building. Thirty six students signed on to form a new junior social group with O E Hatcher elected president and Dewey Hodges vice president Mil dred Kerr Anderson secretary treasurer and Paul T McHenry reporter Prof R S Newcomb named class sponsor Regular meetings will be held weekly and the group plans social events as the term progresses. The report also notes local farming updates and a Seminole County teachers club at Ada Oklahoma with officers elected and 90 percent of teachers enrolled in the summer semester at East Central State Teachers College.
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Clyde Kaiser
The
County Poultry Association
Bert Ratliff
Roff
Ratliff
Kaiser
Vanoss
F. F
Faler
Wynnewood
Byrd’s Mill
James Hunter
John Kerr
Mr. Hill
Washita
Duroc-Jerseys
Commercial Club
Murray School
Jersey
Tishomingo
Devil's den
Mill Creek
Hubbard Lowrey
East Central
O. E. Hatcher
Dewey Hodges
Mildred Kerr Anderson
Paul T. McHenry
R. S. Newcomb
Seminole County
E. C
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Oklahoma
Miss Edna Driskell Ends European Vacation Plan
Miss Edna Driskell leaves today at noon for Montreal to sail next Friday for Europe. She will tour Scotland England France Belgium Holland Switzerland and Italy returning mid August. She will be in England for the Exposition and Rome for the Holy Year.
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Edna Driskell
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Scotland
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Rome
Miss Driskill
the Pelagi
Henryetta
First steps toward Izaak Walton League chapter in Al oet
About twelve dozen men in Altus have formed a tentative local chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America. Cr. W. Snyder serves as temporary president and Hutton Bellab as temporary secretary-treasurer.
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Altus
Izaak Walton League of America
Aloet
Cr. W. Snyder
Itus
Hutton Bellab
Club Rally Impresses With Self-Mewn Uniforms
A reader notes the club rally on Saturday where many girls wore self made outfits. The blue dresses white hats and four leaf clover insignia attracted praise and reflected their progress and learning.
Pecan Grove Club Plans Saturday Cooperative Sale
The Pecan Grove ladies announce a Saturday event in Ada offering fresh eggs high grade butter dressed or baked chickens cakes and other items. They expect quality to attract buyers and hope success will lead to expanded operations benefiting both producers and consumers.
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Pecan Grove Club
Ada
Farm women organize for marketing in Carter county
Farm women of Carter county form a co operative marketing club to grade standardize and regulate prices on surplus farm products at Ardmore market. President Mrs Pearl Elliott Provence vice president Mrs Elizabeth Crosby Springdale secretary Mrs Be Arnold Provence.
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Carter County
Provence
Ardmore
Pearl Elliott
Elizabeth Crosby
Springdale
Be Arnold
Farm Women’s Co-Operative Marketing Oe
Pontotoc
Tishomingo
Ada
Okio
Concrete blast on highway due to heat near Oklahoma City
A 300 pound concrete paving chunk was blown 20 feet by heat induced expansion on a highway between Oklahoma City and Britton. The explosion, felt in nearby homes, was traced to sunlight expanding air in a void beneath the paving.
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Oklahoma City
Britton
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America
Sun-Yat-Sen
Yumanez
MC Curtain Farm
Byron Norrell
P. A. Norr
Pontotoc County
Norris
Agent Hill
Teft
Okia
Sorrell
Hill
Murray A. and M. College
Carl
Howard Tiller
Archie Solomon
Vaness
Carl Solomon
Washita Farm
Washita Bottom
Devil’s den
Evening News
E. E. Scholl
State Extension Entomologist
Schoos
J. B. Hall
Leland Bray
Leland
J. A. Pannell
Mr. Finch
Ellis County
Texas
J. B. Parker
Mr. Parker
Nws
County Singing Association
Will Hisan
Jack Fork
W. C. Mullinax
L. ¥. Porterfield
M. L. Emmerson
E. F. O’neal
L. V. Porterfield
Will Woods
Wewoka
Wilson
Lain
Chilcutt
Alene
Dodge Garage Orchestra
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