Poisoning Grasshoppers At WIR Hisaw's Demonstration
Byron Norr reports on a grasshopper poisoning demonstration near Jack Fork south of Ada. Enzymologist Scholl outlines a mash using white arsenic, bran, molasses, oranges, and water, spread along field edges to kill grasshoppers before invasion. He notes caution with arsenic and advises broadcast use if infestation is widespread.
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Hisaw
Jack Fork
Ade
Seholi
Scholl
Setioll
Sehell
N. A. Watts
Agent Hill Sava
Tre ‘Adi Falta Mill
Facia
Sewell
Slata Extension Entympologist
Arsenis
Sibtulla
Will Hisan
Jack Park
Thison
Hisan
Pecan Grove Meeting Hears Scout Demo and Solo
Pecan Grove home demonstration club held its second meeting at the schoolhouse Sunday with a full house. The radio planned for the evening failed due to static, but Ada troop Boy Scouts Miller and Ove Nore performed scout demonstrations while Miss Fannie Henderson sang. Short addresses were given by Mr. Miller and J. C. Treadwell. Another radio attempt is planned for the June gathering.
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Pecan Grove
Home Demonstration Club
Schoo
J. C. Treadwell
Lemon Pie Directions From a Vintage Recipe
A detailed but archaic lemonade pie recipe covers crust mixing flour salt baking powder shortening and cold water handling. It explains rolling pricking edges creating a flute edge using a double boiler then a lemon custard with cornstarch sugar and eggs followed by folding in lemon juice and finishing with meringue preparation.
Farm notes on sugar meringue berries grasshoppers and farming meet
The article details a berry preserving method with meringue tips and a sun drying step, reports on grasshopper poison trials near Will Hisan’s field and notes a cooler week’s impact on results. It covers farm meetings, Better Farming entries closing May 15, poultry talks, and local bank farm economics observations.
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Treadwel
Better Farming Association
Ach
J. B. Hill
Farn County
J. C. Tread- Ada
Dettering Association
Local Farm Report Notes Crop Contests and Hog Prices
In Pontotoc county farm fields show mixed prospects as the FL and M National bank backed crop contests attract entrants before the 16th deadline while hog prices stay low. Families like Tyree demonstrate prosperous homestead living with terraces, storage, and productive poultry and cattle, and grasshopper concerns prompt possible future action. A weaponizing demonstration is planned near Ada and Francis opens a new state bank after taking over Francis National Bank deposits.
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Santa Fe
Niye
Iyestack
Crap Tre Seets
Texan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Minois
Colorado
New Mexico
Iowa
Aizgna Leach
U. S. Deparement of
Ariculture
Une Smilih Iever
Peeddaut Coolidge
Hurtiermore
Beartrice Eastey
Ardmore
Sylvester Slater
Noble
Homer White
Bristow
Ning Roberts
Meeker
Georgia Stanfield Oswarko
Vernon Harvey
Marietta
Bula Powers
Wayne
Earl McPhersom
Skavis
Harold Galey
Perry
Ver Amund
Wea
Nellie Santth
Bultaio
Rudy Latman
Woodward
Rot
Ponjtolec
Hugo Hughs
First National Bank
Rolf Han
Hughes
Braselton
FL & M. National Bank
Iton
Rof
Ciere
B.C. Larsh
Mgr
Lars
Cngork
John. James
Wichita
Ilelies
Francis Bank
Francis, Ohin
Sps Eals
First State Bank of
Francis
Francis National Bank
D. Wright
FL W. Bean
Atate Bank
Better Homes Week Needs Home Citizenship, Hoover Says
Public figures push Better Homes in America campaign as 12,000 local Talent-Teachers' Associations back the movement. Secretary Hoover argues home based citizenship shapes future governance and social progress. May Week runs May 12 to May 16 with nationwide demonstrations and educational activities.
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Hoover
Beotier Homes
America
Pierbert Hoover
Secratary of Commerce
Thoitor Hones
Mwatt
Civn
Wiliam Brown
Meloney
Meaver
Java
Ars
Jiviter Jtomes
A. H. Reeve
National Congress of Parents and Terchers
Advisory Council of Better Homes In
Better Homes
United States
Chilean President Praises United States as Americas Ally
Chilean President Alessandrino lauds the United States as a friend of all Americas in an exclusive interview. He rejects graft accusations, emphasizes U.S. goodwill, and says he will retire from politics in December after serving Chile with devotion.
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Daw Catury
Amplago
Chile
South America
Arie Alessia
Alers
Teevis
Italises
Lee Arry
Alegsandro
Italy
Wis Alessandrino
Goalidge
Tacna-Arica
Winny
Viankee
Nere
League of Nations
Augustin Edwards
Tacra
Area
Pxebe Ordan
Peru
Bolivia
Ancon
Cooleidgr. Welther
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Tacna
Arica
Senor Alessander
Lig International
Hanked
Servention
Alons
United Sites
Coalidge
Lal Bone
Hig
Tyes
Internationy
Tle
Pam
Louis XCV
U.S
Sorid
Cradent
Mery
Vews
Tor
Chie
Lions Hear Wary Speakers Today
Lions heard a slate of speakers addressing club business and local issues at the Ada gathering. Notables included secretary Hugh Biles appointed as a delegate to next week’s state convention, while Walter Jaikes outlined highway patrol plans and road needs across Pontater and Gaal counties.
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Hugh Biles
Powew City
Dick Garrett
Vilaxe
Floyd Haynes
Niliongs Guard
Ue Chamber of Commerce
Wiwants
Oklahoma
Cit- Ada-Aiska
W. Jaikes
Pontater
Gaal
Cor
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