Oklahoma Cotton Outlook and State Agriculture Update
Brisk cotton conditions in Oklahoma point to a large harvest this year though rains are uneven. The Aggie broadcasts note fair to good conditions in northern counties with little rain in the south, and a need for rain in southern and western counties. Wheat and corn are reported with generally good growth, potato and Bermuda onion shipments rising from the Muskogee area, and a forthcoming crop review due July 1 with acreage and production forecasts.
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Bristow
Okva
Oklahoma
John A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahonia
Altus
Mangum
Okeene
Shawnee
Board of Agriculture
Okighams
Ftate
Federal
Intre Vest
Roger
Bermuda
Muskogee
Henryetta
State Department
Oklahoma City
Oklahoon, Wi
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Ota
Ada City Briefs Reflect Summer Travel and Local Court News
Ada City Briefs report Frank Potts traveling to Medicine Park for the summer and Beatrice Bray visiting relatives in Tulsa and Wagoner. County jail holds Alonzo Franklin on possession of coc beer with $750 bond. Three district court suits filed by Oklahoma Cattle Growers Association against Portatoc County farmers. Several residents en route to colleges and visits, with notes on weather, fishing trips, and local errands.
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Alonzo Franklin
J. 3
Howard West
Pranklin
Oklahoma Colles Growers Associaion
Portatoc County
W. E. Alen
CG. A. Johnson
J. &. Grinater
Masons Expand Education Loans For Oklahoma Youth
Oklahoma City June 24 Masons promote higher education funding through Royal Arch Masons and Knights Templar loans. Royal Arch funds total about 9 805 dollars after 1 000 loans plus a 3 805 annual per capita fund. Knights Templar loans near 4 000 dollars for next school year. Loans target sons and daughters of Masons, with age and college requirements, repayment deferral, and notes at a nominal rate. Mr. Edgar Cook serves as loan funds secretary and postmaster at the state capitol station.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Masonic Fraternity
Royal Arch Masons
Knights
Grand Chapter
Royal Arc Masons
Edgar Cook
The
Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Cook
Royal Arch, Masons
Knight Templar
George W. Spencer
Grand Commandery
Knight Templar Loan Fund
B.D. Ashbrook
E! Reno
Grand Hich Priests’ Association
Ashbrook
Joan ‘Fund
State Capitol
Five Wetumka Girls Travel Through Ada to Camp
Five girls from Wetumka passed through Ada yesterday en route to Sulphur and Turner Falls for an extended camp outing. Chaperones were Mesdames McGee and Graham and Messers Parker and Brooks, all of Wetumka. Local notes mention Miss Marjorie Jackson at Trinity University in Waxahachie Texas and other Ada arrivals and departures including W. M. Pegs family return from the Rio Grande valley and various Texas trips.
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Wetumka
Ada
Sulphur
Turner Falls
Mesdames McGee
Graham
Nise Livingston
Messers Parker
Brooks
Frank
Marjorie Jackson
Trinity University
Waxahacale, Texas
W. M. Pegs
Rio Grande Valley
Pontotoc county farmers push good yields and crops
Pontotoc County agents report grasshoppers are being fought with poison and crops show promise. J B Hill plans a state fair exhibit to showcase Pontotoc’s agricultural resources. The county ranked high in Oklahoma production with notable cotton work and superior exhibit plans at the state fair.
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J. B. Hill
Smith Baily
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Kiamichis
Ottawa
Harmon
Hill
Agent Hill
Falr
Oklahoma City
Semtomber
Agricul
Cabbage weight and women’s hen plan in Linn County
A farmer near Ada presents a six and a half pound cabbage head to show Pontotoc county’s temperate crop potential. In Linn County Missouri farm women form a unique agreement to raise one hen on eggs of a distinct breed, selling chicks and using proceeds to buy home labor savers. The program, led by home demonstration agent Margaret Nelson, reports 728 chickens raised and 3278 pounds sold for 735 dollars, funding sinks pumps and other devices as daily dividends in saved effort and strength.
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Linn
Counh
Missouri
Mixé
Margaret Nelson
Linn County
Missouri Agricultural Extension Service
State Cotton Grader Urges Farmers to Attend Summer School
Oklahoma's cotton production ranks second in the nation, says J. Ray state cotton grader. A summer school on handling cotton will run July 6 to 31 at Oklahoma A and M College with Briggs in charge. George Butterworth and Ray will supervise and assist. open to anyone age 14 or older with good eyesight. Five hours daily focus on sampling and grading with lectures. The program aims to train buyers and improve prospects in the cotton trade.
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Stillwater
Juance
Oklahoma
Va. J. Ray
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Briggs
George Butterworth
United States Department’, of Agriculture
MY. Ray
Thay
Ray
Sayre Seeks Full Beckham County Company for Training Camp
Beckham county efforts aim to send a full company of boys to the Citzona Military Training Camp at Fort Sil from July 28 to August 26. Lieutenant Paul J. Maasner, county chairman, expects sufficient approvals this month to form the company. The lieutenant will attend the camp on an invitation.
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Sayre
Betkham
Citzona
Fort Sil
Liquetenant
Paul J. Masaer
Beckham County
Busby Stands On Fray Over Frances Allen Death Statement
Roy Schuler and Orbie Lowrey defend their innocence in Frances Allen's death, saying the girl was run over by a passing car rather than killed by other causes. Attorney Orel Busby disputes rumors and supports that the large car driver should face responsibility, noting evidence and witness accounts.
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Frisley
Roy Schuler
Orbie Lowrey
Frances Allen
Jewel Ethridge
Orel Busby
Busby
John Crawford
Joe Murphree
Murphree
Crawford
Cumming Undertaking
Orbie Sowrey
Yous
Dodge
Ford
Schulur
Lowrey
Wounded Prisoner Refuses Operation Before Hanging
Chicago June 22 Bernard Grant, fearing the gallows despite petitions to Governor Len Small, refused physicians consent for surgery to save him. He died 300 minutes later after being stabbed five times Saturday by Walter Krauser, who was sentenced with Grant to hang but sought a new trial. Grant was severely wounded in the chest and back, and doctors at the house of resurrection treated him.
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Chicago
Bernard Grant
Len Small
Tls Jienna
Grant
Walter Krauser
Sen
Weil
Claims Girl Not Killed By Driver
Ada news reports Defense attorney John Crawford claims Joe Murphree did not run over Frances Allen, 17, near Francis highway Monday. Crawford outlines Murphree's alibi timing from Ardmore to Sulphur, denying involvement and stating physicians will show no injuries beyond a broken arm, and that the car’s weight could not have crushed the girl. Preliminary hearing set for June 24.
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Joe Murphree
Frances Allen
Francis
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John Crawford
Murphree
Conaty
J. W. Dean
Crawford
Francrs
Stanley Carmen
Ardmore
Auto
Ada
Murphrez
Carmen
Ordered Eggs But Chick Peeps Out From Friday's Saily
A local grocer seeks relief for World War orphans amid town fundraising while a chick hatches in a crate of eggs shipped from Sutewall. Doubts over the grocer’s finances and responsibility for the chick surface as he ponders tax and payment questions.
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Saily
Bax Amiter
Ada
Sutewall
Fragmentary wartime exchange among wounded prisoner remains unclear
In a damaged wartime passage a wounded prisoner asks not to be delayed for a transfusion or further action, questioning why life should be prolonged if it will soon end. The text is incomplete and lacks confirmable names or locations.
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Pital
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