Haugen bill outlines for agriculture relief and price stabilization
The Dallas News summarizes the Haugen bill proposing equity funds and a farmers board to stabilize prices, protect US growers in world markets, and manage surpluses. It also notes poll tax proposals in Oklahoma, political tidbits, and a praise of Boy Scouts, referencing Baden-Powell and the Tulsa Tribune stance.
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Dallas News
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
B. W. Kilgore
C. O. Moser
John T. Orr
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Federal Reserve Banks
National Board
Land Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Red Grange’s Good Example Spurs Family Affection
A Norman Oklahoma piece praises Red Grange for gifting his father a $75,000 home and credits family sacrifice for a manly path. It argues respect for parents is essential and urges children to support elders amid rising farm prices and political shifts affecting lawmakers and candidates.
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Red Grange
Red
Oklahoma Wheat Prospects Improve Strongly In 1926
May 1 crop report from Ardmoreite shows Oklahoma wheat at 95 percent condition, with a projected yield of 16.2 bushels per acre and total production around 60.3 million bushels. Rye and oats also strong, wild hay near last year’s level, while poultry industry growth highlighted by H. G. Ware of Oklahoma A and M college.
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Oklahoma
H. G. Ware
Oklahoma A
M. College
Ware
Ardmoreite
Ada county federation to meet at Presbyterian Church
Byron Norris laments farm women clubs' growth and outlines schedule for Ada gathering at 10 AM with organ and violin music, a lecture by Dr. Baher on dairy practices, and demonstrations. North Ada hosts, luncheon served, aim to recruit more clubs and boost home production.
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County Federation of Farm Women's Clubs
Presbyterian Church of
Ada
Baher
A. and M. College
Contest Entries Close For Better Farming Event
Final figures show 211 contestants have signed names with multiple entries. total entries reach 333 across cotton 171, corn 57, grain sorghums 34, and truck 71. List of new contestants includes J Ree Ada and W A Chamberlain Ada among others with events entered.
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J. Ree Ada
W. A. Chamberlain
Ada
Robert F. Wilburn
Elliott Smith
Stonewall
Milo Watkins
Roff
W. F. Wakefield
Rott
County Poultry Association Holds Rousing Meeting at Pecan Grove
The county poultry association met Thursday night at Pecan Grove with entertaining and instructive features enjoyed by a wet Ada crowd. Ada attendees joined a prepared program as the second invitation to Pecan Grove, a leading poultry community. Clyde Kaiser, secretary, handles future meeting invitations.
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The
County Poultry Association
Pecan Grove
Ada
Clyde Kaiser
Hatchery Near Capacity Poised to Expand in year
The Tishomingo Hatchery owned by W. M. Tate reports demand exceeding capacity since installation. Tate says they could double business with more space and plan to double capacity next year. Chicken raising is new to the county and expected to become a money crop with no danger of overproduction.
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J. C. Looney
Wewoka
Senate
Looney
Otto Strickland
Allen
Pontotoc County
Farm Club
Tishomingo Capital-Democrat
Tishomingo Hatchery
W. M. Tate
Tate
Pecan Grove Club May Meeting Highlights and Youth Reports
The Pecan Grove adult club met May 8 in Mrs. Morgans office with a dyeing demonstration and notes on liquid dye prep. June plans include canning exhibit prep and house dress samples for the fair. Members submitted extensive April reports on garments, eggs, milk, butter, meat, soap, and other farm and craft products.
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Pecan Grove
Ruth Alice Mitchell
J. G. Mitchell
Ed Newton
Sam Dew
A. W. Oliver
L. C. Cooper
C. L. Chapman
Confederate Veterans Reunion Set for Ada in June
The state reunion of Confederate veterans will be held in Ada on June 10 11 and 12 Colonel Cates reports. The local camp commander says the invitation was accepted unanimously at last year’s gathering and Ada has hosted the event several times before with no refusals.
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Boy Scouts
America
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
National Council of Boy Scouts
Brooklyn
Tampa
Fla
New York City
Children’s Court
Coolidge
United States
Tulsa Tribune
Stuart L. Bryan
Ada Development Company
Lloyd No. 4
Ada
No. 3
No. 2
Oklahoma Pipe Line Company
B. A. LaSalle
Harry Miller
Owl Creek
Guy Griffith
Cates
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