Oklahoma 4 H poultry club seeks national scholarships
Three of the state’s 600 4-H poultry club members may win national scholarships offered by the Poultry Tribune. The contest, open to ages 15 to 21 with two years in 4-H poultry work, uses flock records production, exhibits, and leadership as criteria. County entries advance three to state and then top finishers compete nationally against other states.
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Stillwater
Flavel Perry
Waterloo
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Poultry Tribune
Mount Morris
Ill
Fiavel Perry
Poultry Club
United States Department of Agriculture
Perry
Fitzhugh Club
Latta
Leota Brown
Fitzhugh
Pontotoc County
Ware
Lovelady and Wilson
Rosedale
Allen
Blue Mound
Laxton
Lightning Ridge
Mrs. Morgan
Sweet Clover and 4 H Notes From Cordell Meeting
Dan Diehl district agent recalls aiding Albert Smith decades ago to sow sweet clover on a steep hillside in Red shale soil. Mrs Morgan reports rain disruptions delaying Owl Creek and 4‑H club meetings with sewing, canning, and needlework demonstrations. Five new Adult 4‑H members joined at Stone Wall Route 2 and will meet biweekly with planned demonstrations in buttonhole and patchwork.
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Mr. Smith
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hiram Garland
Oklahoma
Armsfield
Hatcher Brothers
Clinton
Okla
Custer County
Cordell
Washita County
Albert Smith
Stonewall
Route No. 2
H. H. Elkins
Garden contest entries urged to shape up for June scoring
Mrs. Morgan the home demonstration agent notes 45 contestants entered the garden contest this season and urges timely prep as scoring approaches in June. Weather has hindered gardening but a few sunny days could improve prospects for the pecan industry in Oklahoma with future orchard development seen in Garvin and Murray counties.
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Oklahoma
Garvin
Murray
Stillwater Swine Feeding Study Reports Sorghum Results
Carl P. Thomson summarizes 1929 Oklahoma A and M Livestock Feeders Day findings on grinding and threshing darso grain sorghums. threshing boosts feeding value and rate of gain, grinding lowers value in some cases, and recommended practices include threshing, grinding only when cost fits, and avoiding grinding sorghum heads for hogs.
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Stillwater
Carl P. Thomson
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Weevil emergence reports to be summarized by press service
The Department of Agriculture will not issue frequent reports on boll weevil emergence. A summary up to June 1 will be released Friday June 14 at 2 p m. Officials say early counts are of little value to growers, and complete records are only indicative due to many influencing factors.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Kansas City Market Prices May 20 Featuring Butter and Poultry
Kansas City market prices list for May 20 show Kees firsts at 26 seconds and seconds at 231c. Butter creamery 47 cents, large quantities 46 cents, butterfat 42 cents, premium extra quality 3 cents, packing butter 23 cents. Poultry prices list hens 27 cents, broilers 34 cents, roosters 114e.
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Kansas City
Wall Street ends with uneven gains as rates weigh on market
The Associated Press report notes higher money rates kept pressure on stocks in New York trading. Rails hold a firm tone after the Louis and O'Fallon decision, while industrials and utilities slip. Some issues rise a few points late in the day, but gains falter and volume hits about 4.3 million shares.
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Associated Press
Wall Street
New York
Rails
Louis and O'Fallon
Commonwealth Power
Packard
General Electric
Anaconda
Westinghouse
United Aircraft
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices May 21 Cattle and Hogs
Livestock market report from Oklahoma City shows cattle 70 calves 200 across classes, butcher steady with Monday’s trade. fed yearlings up to 13.50, good fat heifers 13.00 to 13.50, choice grain fed cows to 10.50. Early calf bids 0.50 lower with vears 11.00 heavies 10.00 stockers feeders 8.00 to 10.50. Hogs 2,900 head today trade down 0.10 to 0.15.
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Oklahoma City
Hogs and cattle market results from Kansas City auction
May 21 reports show hogs 13 600 head including 1 000 directs fairly active and steady to lower with top packing hogs at 10.55 for 180 230 pounds. Sows and stock pigs priced between 8.50 and 9.50 while cattle 7 000 and calves 1 000 feature light steers to 14.25 and slaughter steers 12.50 to 14.50. Vealers and sheep futures mixed with lambs around 15 85 in Arizona trade.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Wheat and Cotton React to Export Plan Split
Wheat prices fell late after reports of a split between house and senate on the export debenture plan. No. 4 hard wheat traded around 93 cents, with corn oats and provisions closing mixed. Cotton in New York rose modestly as traders awaited tomorrow's weekly weather report.
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L. Bankhead
Allen
R Grain
Chicago
House
Senate
North America
Cotton market rallies on favorable reports and weather outlook
In New Orleans on May 21 the cotton market rose after early declines as July, October, and December futures gained 8 to 11 points. Trading reflected demand from the reparations conference and pre-week crop and weather summaries with exports at 25 540 bales.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Futures Tables New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Mixed
New Orleans May 21 cotton futures closed steady to mixed with most contracts finishing 1 point higher to 4 points lower. Market observers cited slight demand shifts and recent weather data influencing pricing as sectors balanced gains and losses.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Rise Steady
Spot cotton closed steady with sales of 378 bales. Low middling 17.53, middling 19.03, road middling 19.58. Receipts 1,008. stock 239,626. May 21. New Orleans market report.
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New Orleans
Cotter
Community Hospital Sketches and Local Happenings
Aline Lane narrowly escaped after being dragged beneath a passing car owned by Rube Murphy while playing near Smith's store. The accident left her bruised but unharmed, under care of Dr Seaborn in Roff. Truman Young and Ernestine Maga r wed at Roff, planning to live in Fitzhugh. Continuous rain slowed farming and postponed commencement exercises to Saturday night. Medruth Fry, Kanauvie Cole, and others are noted among graduates and visitors from Ada and Keifer.
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Aline
Burl Lane
Rube Murphy
Smith's
John Robinson
Dad Freeny
Mr. Nelson
Bell Myars
Bobby Gene
Keifer
Mrs. Robinson
Lucile Howard
Ada
Ethel Morgan
Beryl Simpson
Hazel Dearman
Jewel Lynn
Alfred
John Aday
Lightning Ridge
Mr. Williams
Simpson
Medruth Fry
Kanauvie Cole
Truman Young
Ernestine Magap
Roff
Ernestine
T .B. Magar
Truman
A. P. Young
Fitzhugh
Anna Howard
Brother Johnson
Vaness
Sunday social notes and school life reflections
Local names mark visits and gatherings across Stonewall Ada and Pontotoc areas with relatives and neighbors listed. A student letter urges lifelong friendships, teacher praise from Vaness, and reflections on school life and judgment. Court notes report two larceny and mistreatment preliminaries with insufficient evidence. The French remark on spinach ends the column.
What They Say To the Students of Vaness Dear
Fellow students and classmates hear a closing note on the term. Some glad school is out while others are not. Although I did not attend Vaness Dear this year I speak as part of the group.
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Ana
Vaness
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Apache
St. John’s Poultry Farm
Oronogo
R. B. Thompson
Sweet Clover
Dan Diehl
Darso
Ie Fitzhug
Hill
Dan Reeves
Arnett
James Chambers
Carthal Anderson
Leola Batson
Ethel Stewart
Roy Hearn
J. E. Chambers
Driver
Hellen
Reidel
Grady Smith
Willard Burkhart
George Smith
Owsley Wilson
Bill
Toots Austen
Kenna Cross
Bill McGrew
Edna Reidell
Washington
Ethel Driver Caleld
Eula Kilcrease
Cleo Roach
Jewell Burk
Mable Malloy
Ernest Malloy
Mabie Burk
Sis Malloy
E. H. Light
Yeager
Roberts
Malloy
Ira Burk
M. C. Burk
Clemmie Summers
Welch
Worstell
Floy Burk
Sutton
Hamp Northam
Ray Soward
G. M. Northam
Collins
T. ©. Cullins
Justice of Peace
John MelIntire
Melintire
Corbin
Jamison
Cullins
Ed Adams
Adams
T. O. Cullins
Paris
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Ada Hatchery
West 25Th Street
Ada, Okla
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Ada, Okie
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