Oklahoma adjourns amid partisan bills and new aims
The fifteenth Oklahoma legislature adjourned sine die at 4:20 a.m. after final signings and farewells. Governor Marland plans to take recovery measures to the people as four constitutional amendments go to a September 24 election, including old age pensions, homestead tax relief, a three member A and M board, and women’s eligibility for major offices.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
E. W. Marland
Marland
Board of Regents
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
State Board of Agriculture
Senate
House
Housing and New Industries Board
Special House
Oklahoma City Market Report May First Cattle Hogs Sheep
Oklahoma City markets show cattle at 9.00 to 10.00 for top steers with cows mostly 5.00 to 7.00 and calves steady to weak. Hogs advance five cents with packers around 8.60 and slaughter pigs 6.50 to 7.00. sheep with 500 head, lambs steady after weekly decline and top wooled lambs at 7.25.
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Oklahoma City
Market Report: Livestock Prices Flat to Moderate Change
Kansas City market notes show hogs steady to higher on top lines with 8.65 for 200 lb plus, cattle opening generally steady though some mid grade bids softer, calves and stockers mixed, steers at 9.25 to 14.25 for 550 to 1500 lb, heifers 8.50 to 11.25, cows 7.00 to 11.25, stocker and feeder steers 4.50 to 10.00, sheep slow with spring lambs weak to steady and Arizona lambs at 8.25 for early offerings.
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Kansas City
U. S
Arizona
Poultry Price Report From Chicago Market
Chicago market roundup lists live poultry prices by weight and type. Hens around 5 pounds range 21.5 to 19.5 dollars, leghorns 18.5, rock fryers 23.5 to 25, turkeys hens 18 and toms 16, ducks old 17, young 21, geese 12.
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Chicago
Dairy Market Report From Chicago Prices
Chicago dairy prices on May 1 show butter at 28 3 4 to 29 1 4 for creamery specials with 93 score, extras around 28 1 4, and firsts 26 1 2 to 28 1 4. Egg receipts total 26 600 unsettled plus storage packed firsts at 25.
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Chicago
Potatoes market notes from Chicago USDA report
Potatoes on rack 450, U.S. shipments 556 old. Wisconsin round whites U.S. No. 1 priced 75 cents, Michigan round whites U.S. No. 1 75 cents with no sales. Idaho russets U.S. No. 1 1.80, commercial 1.50. supplies moderate, trading slow. Louisiana Bliss Triumphs U.S. No. 1 2.55 to 2.85. Alabama Bliss Triumphs U.S. No. 1 3.00.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
U.S
Louisiana
Wheat futures dip on revised Europe import estimates
Chicago market notes a drop in European wheat import needs by 8 million bushels and a further cut of 46 million bushels in probable Canadian export shipments. Wheat closes weaker by 7 8 to 3 8, with May at 97 5 8 to 3 4, corn down 1 8 to 5 8, May 89 3 8, oats off 5 8 to 1 cent, provisions unchanged.
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Chicago
Spot Cotton Steady in New Orleans as Prices Dip
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a 7 point decline. Sales totaled 583 bales, low middling 11.50 cents, middling 12.15, good middling 12.60, receipts none, stock 517693 bales.
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New Orleans
New York
Cotton futures close steady with small declines
New Orleans May 1 AP Cotton futures closed steady with net declines of four to five points. Prices showed slight weakness across contracts as traders weighed market factors.
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New Orleans
Obituary for Calvin Pameaher, longtime Pontotoc resident
Calvin Pameaher a full blooded Indian and early Pontotoc county resident died at his home Saturday after 70 years in the area. Funeral services were held Saturday at Hickory Hill with burial in Hickory Hill cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow Cora and five children Harriett Letta Caroline Dove and Morris Pameaher all of Ada.
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Calvin Pameaher
Pontotoc County
Hickory Hill
Hickory Hill Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Parmeaher
Cora Pameaher
Harriett
Letta
Caroline
Ada
Dove
Morris Pameaher
Mrs Stella Guest Dies Near Roff At Home
Mrs. Stella Guest of near Roff died at her home Saturday at 2 10 a m. Funeral services were held Saturday from the Church of Christ in Roff. Burial was in Wynnewood cemetery Criswell in charge. She is survived by her husband ten children and her parents.
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Stella Guest
Roff
Church of Christ In
Wynnewood Cemetery
Criswell’s
Infant Lura Mae Marcum Dies in Cairo
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleaburn Marcum dies at a local hospital Sunday morning. Funeral services are set for Monday at 4 PM at Cairo, burial in Cairo Cemetery. Criswell's funeral home in charge.
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Lura Mae Marcum
Cleaburn Marcum
Cairo
Okla
Cairo Cemetery
Criswell
P A Holmes 82 Dies. Rites in Ada Church
P A Holmes 82 died at home 1017 East Ninth at 2 p m Sunday Funeral services set for Tuesday 11 a m at First Methodist with Rev J Curry and Rev Luther French officiating Burial at Lexington Oklahoma cemetery under Masonic auspices Survivors include widow Mrs Alice B Holmes daughters Mrs James Skinner Mrs G L Morelock Ada Mrs Della Pennington Ocoee Fla three sons A A Holmes Chickasha John W Holmes Pauls Valley E E Holmes Los Angeles sister Mrs Ophelia Walker brother Jim Holmes Funeral notice by Criswell
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P. A. Holmes
East Ninth
First Methodist Church
J. ©. Curry
Luther French
Lexington
Okla
Masonic Lodge
Criswell
Holmes
Alice B. Holmes
James Skinner
G. L. Morelock
Ada
Della Pennington
Ocoee
Fla
A. A. Holmes
Chickasha
John W. Holmes
Pauls Valley
E. E. Holmes
Los Angeles
Calif
Ophelia Walker
Jim Holmes
Child James Perkins Dies in Oklahoma Home
James Richard Perkins eight died at his home in Fittstown on Monday at 7 a m. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 4 p m at Ringling Oklahoma with burial in Ringling cemetery Criswell's in charge. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Perkins.
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James Richard Perkins
Fittstown
Ringling
Okla
Ringling Cemetery
Criswell’s
James
Ray Perkins
John Richard Dunn Dead at 61 in County Scales Office
John Richard Dunn aged 61 was found dead Wednesday morning at the county scales office on North Broadway where he slept. Death is listed as due to indigestion. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev. Hale Evans officiating. Interment by Keiths Funeral Chapel. Survived by a brother Alfred Dunn Polk County Tenn and three half brothers R T Dunn Denison W T Dunn Dallas and C M Dunn Tishomingo.
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John Richard Dunn
County Scales
N. Broadway
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hale Evans
Keiths Funeral Chapel
Alfred Dunn
Polk County
Tenn
R. T. Dunn
Denison
W. T. Dunn
Dallas
C. M. Dunn
Tishomingo
Guthrie couple visits electrician uncle this week
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Edwards of Guthrie visited with Mr. Edwards' uncle W. C. Edwards for a short time Wednesday. Mr. Edwards is an electrician with the Santa Fe railway company at Guthrie.
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Jake Edwards
Guthrie
Mr. Edwards
W. C. Edwards
The
Santa Fe Railway Company
Lady Chauncey in Ada Visiting Family
Mrs. Charles M. Chauncey of Galveston Texas is visiting her mother Mrs. W P Miller at 523 South Broadway and sister Mrs. Harry Lundgaard in Ada.
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Charles M. Chauncey
Galveston, Tex
Ada
W. P. Miller
South Broadway
Harry Lundgaard
East Central Student Visits Father in Wewoka
Miss Elizabeth Norman of East Central left Friday afternoon for a weekend visit with her father Ed Norman in Wewoka.
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Elizabeth Norman
East Central
Ed Norman
Wewoka
Weekend Guests and Travel Plans Highlight Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Ben Hatcher host Mrs Cecil Oaks and Mrs Tommie Strange of Asher Oklahoma as weekend guests. Leslie Nordeen departs Friday for Oklahoma City after a two day visit. W S Furlong Jr heads Saturday to Roswell New Mexico to visit Tom Norris a student at the New Mexico Military Academy.
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Ben Hatcher
Mrs. Hatcher
Cecil Oaks
Tommie Strange
Asher, Oklahoma
Leslie Nordeen
Oklahoma City
W. S. Furlong Jr
Roswell
New Mexico
Tom Norris
New Mexico Military Academy
Hatcher Couple Return From Kansas Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher arrived Thursday evening after visiting Wichita Lucas and other Kansas points for six weeks to attend to business and personal matters.
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Oscar Hatcher
Wichita
Lucas
Kansas
Frank Denton Heads to Houston to Join Magnolia Petroleum
Frank Denton departed Saturday for Houston to take employment with Magnolia Petroleum Company, signaling a new career move in the oil industry.
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Frank Denton
Houston
The
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Paul Andruss Visits Ada With Friends
Paul Andruss of Allen attended to business and visited with friends in Ada Saturday morning.
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Paul Andruss
Allen
Ada
Local hosts invite educators and visitors in Ada weekend
Leroy Smith a We tumka teacher spends the weekend in Ada as a guest of friends. He is a former student of East Central State Teachers college. W B Hokett of Stonewall was a business visitor in Ada Saturday.
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Leroy Smith
Wetumka
Ada
East Central State Teachers College
W. B. Hokett of
Stonewall
Huddle Couple Visiting Tulsa This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Huddle are guests of Mrs. Margaret Durham in Tulsa this weekend. Mrs. Durham formerly lived in Ada, reflecting family ties across Oklahoma communities.
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Mrs
A. W. Huddle
Tulsa
Mrs. Huddle
Margaret Durham
Mrs Gene Mangum Returns Home From Ada and Tishomingo
Mrs Gene Mangum returns to her Hobbs New Mexico home after two weeks in Ada and Tishomingo addressing business interests and visiting.
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Gene Mangum
Hobbs
New Mexico
Ada and
Tishomingo
Blankenships Visit Ada Relatives This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Otis Blankenship of Noble spending the weekend in Ada with Mrs Blankenship s parents Mr and Mrs T B Hatcher and other relatives.
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Mrs. Otis Blankenship of
Noble
Ada
Mrs. Blankenship
Mrs. T. B. Hatcher
East Central State Teachers Student Visits Holdenville
Miss Yetta Berger, a student at East Central State Teachers College, returned from Holdenville where she spent the weekend with relatives.
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Yetta Berger
East Central State Teachers College
Holdenville
Otho Bray Visits Ada on Weekend Trip
Otho Bray of Chickasha spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends and handling business in Ada.
Mr and Mrs John DeVault Visit Ada For Weekend Activities
Mr and Mrs John DeVault of Bebee visited friends and shopped in Ada on Saturday, enjoying a short outing with local stops and social calls.
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John DeVault of
Bebee
Ada
Mrs Payte of Centrahoma Visits Ada Daughters
Mrs A K Payte of Centrahoma spent the weekend in Ada with her daughters Miss Josephine Payte and Miss Geraldine Payte, students at East Central State Teachers College.
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A. K. Payte
Centrahoma
Ada
Josephine Payte
Geraldine Payte
East Central State Teachers College
Revival yields 127 new members for First Baptist
Dr. C. C. Morris pastor of the First Baptist church returned Monday from Fort Smith Arkansas where he conducted a two weeks revival meeting He reports 127 additions to the church during the campaign.
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C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Fort Smith
Ark
Price couple announce birth of eight-pound daughter
Mr and Mrs Jack Price of 222 S Rennie announce the arrival of their daughter Nanny Lou born April 27 weighing eight pounds.
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Jack Price
S. Rennie
Nanny Lou
Wesley M. Smith Leaves Ada for Miami Oklahoma
Wesley M. Smith departed Ada Tuesday to return home in Miami Oklahoma after several days visiting friends and handling business.
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Wesley M. Smith
Miami
Okla
Ada
Mrs. Pollock of Roff Visits Ada as Guest
Mrs. Robert I. Pollock of Roff visited Ada on Monday as a guest of local friends.
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Robert I. Pollock of
Roff
Ada
Mrs. R. W. Fowler and Son Visit Ada Relatives
Mrs. R. W. Fowler and her son Robert of Tupelo spent the weekend in Ada visiting relatives and friends.
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R. W. Fowler
Robert of
Tupelo
Ada
Mrs Charlie M Griffith Returns Home After Ada Visit
Mrs. Charlie M Griffith of Oklahoma City has returned home after visiting Ada with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Quails at 525 East Wereith.
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Charlie M. Griffith
Oklahoma City
Ada
C. E. Quails
E. Wereitih
Eddie Coffey Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Eddie Coffey of Bebee underwent an appendicitis operation at a local clinic this week. He is reported doing well.
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Eddie Coffey
Bebee
Ada visitors from Wichita Falls Paoli and Miami
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter of Wichita Falls Texas visited Ada early this week former residents of the city. Mr. and Mrs. R E Hatcher of Paoli were in Ada Tuesday visiting relatives and tending to business. H F Myers and Charles A Neal, now in Ada for oil interests, left Wednesday for Miami Oklahoma.
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Joe A. Edwards
U. S
W. C. Edwards
Ada
Mr. Edwards
Pauls Valley
Gargin
Roy Carter
Wichita Falls
Texas
R. E. Hatcher of
Paoli
H. F. Myers
Charles A. Neal
Miami
Okla
Howard
Hudson
Ruth Thompson
Pleasant Hill
J. A. Kelly
Bud Holkum
Louise
Anna Belle
Boswell
Direct
Russell Hale
Ray Thompson
Ilor Hughes
Finis Cope
Mamie Joe Hale
Gerald Newell
Pauline Cope
Juanita Cope
Estelle
Nell Holkum
Bob Gipson
Rowe
Lloyd Lynch
Stratford man visits Ada for business and friends
B F Mullins of Stratford visited Ada Tuesday to see friends and handle business. Mrs Edd Sallee of Stonewall also spent Tuesday in Ada visiting relatives and friends.
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B. F. Mullins
Stratford
Ada
Edd Sallee
Stonewall
Six Months Report Of Union Valley Club Activities
The Union Valley Adult Home Demonstration club reports membership of 20 with six regular and four special meetings, 80 percent attendance. Members engaged in food clothing and gardening, with gardens expanded, crops canned and preserved. Community efforts include school ground and house improvements, rose cuttings, stage curtains, a play, and a dress purchase for movers. CORA PORTER is president and ANNIE BRANDON secretary. Santa Fe offers trips to 4-H congress for 58 members across seven states totaling $4,590.
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Union Valley Adult Home Demonstration Club
Treasury
Santa Fe
National Committee On
Chicago
Arizona
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Community Notes of Rain and Reunion at Jesse
The piece records social visits, hostings, and gatherings in Jesse with numerous names. Romance and friendship appear through visits to families in Ada, Norman, Boswell, and Union Valley. A three act drama Eyes of Love drew crowds and proceeds fund Sunday school and B Y P U with plans to Egypt May 3.
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Byrd
Hill
Louise Holkum
Flora Henderson
Union Valley
Rubye Hill
Haskell
Bob Davis
Jake Jones
Ed Harlin
Henry Billingsly
Bud Holkum
Este
Egypt
Anna Belle Holkum
Opal Dee Henderson
Hearing on Railroad Rate Increase Opens in Oklahoma
Hearings before the state corporation commission focus on a general freight rate rise sought by railroads to conform with an interstate commerce order. Coal operators lead the opposition in the session.
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Board of Commissioners For Uniform
Senate
Kerr
Oil and Gas Conservation Department
The
Corporation Commission
University Hospital
P. B. Bostic
L. J. Moorman
Moorman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Teachers Win State Tennis Crown
The Central State Teachers College Bronchos captured the Oklahoma collegiate tennis championship by shutting out the Northwestern State Teachers Rangers in six matches at Edmond on May 1.
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Central Teachers
Edmond
Central State Teachers’ College Bronchos
Northwestern State Teachers Rangers
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Conway
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Jessie Ginn
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DELCO
Delco Lighting System
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Ise Bingham
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Vaness
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Everett Deatherage
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A. H. Solomon
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F. A. Stephens
Evelyn Meek
Rofs
H. G. Coffee Home
Mr. Coffee of
Davis
Woodrow Coffee Home
Harschall Solomon
Aslee Herrin
Jo Goodpasture
Billie Griffith
Aisha Thomas
Jesse
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Away
Pontotoc
the First National Bank
P. A. Norris
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
8. K.oe
C. Norris
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