Mrs Morgan Dear Club Members Color and sewing demonstrations priced
Byron Norrell writes on recent club meetings including Fitzhugh and Blue Mound adult clubs with demonstrations on removing color fading and dyeing fabrics. A feed hopper model from 4 H poultry listed with measurements was shown and praised for portability. Wilson and North Ada clubs held related sewing and pattern alteration demonstrations with several members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
North Ada Club
Morgan
Kotr Boy Wins Trip to Kansas City Livestock Show
Harry Smith a 17 year old 4 H freshman from near Roff earned a trip to the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City by feeding two grade steers Tom and Jerry and posting a labor return of 71.56 dollars this year. He bought three lambs for 30 dollars and earned 31.85 dollars from wool and county fair prizes. His sheep now stay with his family as his father shows interest in continuing the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Roff
Kansas City
Tom
Jerry
Harry
J. B. Hill
Change in Farmers' Week at Oklahoma A and M college
Oklahoma A and M announces separate programs for Farmers Week and Junior 4 H Round-up. Club Round-up runs July 30 to August 2 with ten boys and ten girls per county. Farmers Week for all farmers and farm women August 12 to 16. Master Farm Homemaker banquet features during adult week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Terraces Near Ada Prove Erosion Control Model
J. N. Hammond three miles north of Ada finished well built terraces that saved valuable soil during last week’s rains. The structures are high and broad and with more work could serve as a model for others undertaking such improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hammond
Ada
Wall Street Rebounds as Stocks Rally on Strong Buying
The stock market steadied after a week of decline with brisk gains on May 28. United Aircraft rose 16 points, Federal Mining and Smelting 15, Case Threshing up from 303 to 315, and Commonwealth Power gaining seven, while Columbia Graphophone Johns Manville American Can and North American rose about five. Volume approached 4,100,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Associated Press
New York
Seline
Shorts
United Aircraft
Federal
Case
Commonwealth Power
Columbia Graphophone
Johns Manville
American Can
North American
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices May Report
Oklahoma City May 28 cattle market tops with Oklahoma A and M College shipment at 14.75. Steers mostly 11.00 to 14.00, cows 8.25 to 9.50, heifers 13.50 to 14.00, calves around 11.50, heavies near 10.75. Hogs 2,500 head, top around 10.20 to 10.25, best truckers 9.95 to 10.00, sows 8.75 to 9.00, stocker pigs 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A
M. College
Kansas City Livestock Prices May 28 Report
Hogs total 15 000 including 2 400 directs with early sales 10 50 on choice 190 230 pounds butchers. cattle 5 500 calves 1 100 steady to strong spots higher on choice fed steers and yearlings. lambs and spring lambs 25 50e lower while sheep steady with top spring lambs at 15 85 in slaughter classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Arizona
Grain prices slide as US wheat drops below 1 dollar
Chicago May 28 grain markets fall on world price competition. July wheat closes under 1.00 a bushel while all cereals set new low records amid heavy selling. French price setbacks trim gains but domestic hard winter wheat prices ease to compare with foreign values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Grain Prices Reported for Chicago Market
In Chicago on May 2, spot prices show Wheat No 4 Northern Spring at 97 cents sample grade 74e. Corn No 2 mixed 83 4e No 2 yellow 85e. Oats No 2 white 48 cents sample grade 39 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton Prices Rally as Weather Report Supports Trade
Unfavorable weather offset yesterday's decline as futures for July, October, and December cotton advanced in New Orleans trading. By late morning the July contract reached 18.58, October 18.56, and December 18.66, up 16 to 21 points from the lows and 5 to 14 points above yesterday's close amid export activity of 26 918 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton market shows irregular trading with late advances
New York on May 28 reported a choppy session as early declines reversed into gains on covering and buying by trade houses. Unfavorable weather and crop weather hints spurred activity. mid-afternoon prices were quiet and steady with active months up about 8 to 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spot Cotton Higher in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans on May 28 closed steady with an 8 point rise. Sales reached 378 bales with middling at 17.35 dollars and good middling at 19.40 dollars. Receipts stood at 225,601 bales and stock levels listed at 225,601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
More Testimony in Mason Trial Oklahoma City
Testimony in the Mason trial reveals that M E Durham an Oklahoma City tax attorney advanced funds to pay employees in the office of John Rogers state examiner and inspector Edgar Baker former deputy testified about a conversation with Rogers while trying to obtain pay for nearly three and a half months work in the office He was due salary for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
M. E. Durham
John Rogers
House
Edgar Baker
Baker
Vinita
Rogers
Oklahoma official describes back pay and loan scheme
Baker testified about back pay claimed from Rogers and a plan to borrow funds. He detailed a $5,638.90 total due, a $568.84 check to Rogers endorsed by Rogers and signed by Durham, and his deposition of the matter to the county representative. He questioned why Durham would act to advance funds for department employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Baker
Rogers
Durham
Liberty National Bank
Robert Graham
Oklahoma County
Johnston
H. E. Sullivan
Graham
Oklahoma Senate Backs Revised Salary Schedule for Officials
A committee substitute to the Loofbourrow salary bill proposes higher governor pay at 10 000 while trimming most other state official salaries. Attorney general auditor and others stay at 6000, with reductions for secretary of state treasurer examiner mine inspector labor commissioner and more. The senate also approves an administration educational bill creating a coordinating board of higher learning heads with paid nonbinding duties and adds three more members from financial or industrial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Wade H. Loofbourrow
Buffalo
State Senate
Loofbourrow
W. M. Gulager
Muskogee
Stigler
W. G. Otten
Enid
Oklahoma and regional oil output rises in late May
Oil and Gas Journal estimates show light oil up 50 142 barrels week ending May 25 with total light oil 2 222 583 barrels daily and heavy oil down 3 783 barrels to 455 867. Oklahoma leads weekly gain 18 380 barrels with West Texas and Mid Continent also up while California gains 13 000 barrels in light oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Seminole
Oklahoma
West Texas
Mid-Continent
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Eastern
Rocky Mountain
California
Santa Fe Springs
Okla
Tonkawa
Burbank
St. Louis
Pearson
Cushing‘Shamrock
Bristow
Ark
North
Texas Panhandle
East
Envy
Coal county oil drilling activity near Tupelo and Pontotoc line
The News reports extensive drilling activity in Coal county near the Pontotoc county line. Companies push tests in 2-8, 2-9, 6-2-8 and 7-2-8 with possibe blocks for Wichitex Whitney Peters Petroleum and Roxana. New locations, acreage filings, and gas franchise plans signal growing investment and anticipated Ada and regional benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shedbaty and Whitney
McCraw
Coal County
Ada
Whitney
Bob Galbreath
Tupelo
Centrahoma
Blackwell Oil & Gas Co
Indian Territory [Illuminating Oil Co
Coalgate
Areal Oil Co
Peabody
Kan
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Gavuzzi Gains On Cal In Day's Run
El Paso Texas May 28 The weary Pyle bunion derbyists head toward Las Cruces New Mexico 50 miles away after 19 days across Texas. The Salo Gavuzzi strife continues as Gavuzzi 3 23 40 at Fabens cuts lead to 42 30. Leaders elapsed time Salo Gavuzzi Ameri Richman list totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Las Cruces
N. M
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Fabens
Johnny Salo
New Jersey
Juarez
Mexico
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Giusto Ameri
Italy
Sam Richman
New York
Stratford Prepares For Boom Amid Oil Field Growth
Stratford fourteen miles south of Asher feels early impact of the Bebee oil field as strangers arrive seeking homes and leases. The town on highway 18 offers well drained roads, clean stores, reasonable prices, and courteous owners. Stratford promises chances for homes, business, or speculations in a rich agricultural region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Stratford Star
Asher
Bebee
Oil field operations update from Allen area wells
In Allen field progress includes Wade No. 10 coring at 421% to 4232 feet and 8 inch pipe prep for drilling. Multiple wells such as Markham No. 1 and Ritchey No. 1–4 show drilling activity, with Wilcox prospects anticipated and several rigs moving or rigging up. Pending details cover other company operations and the Ritchie pool area. Mr and Mrs Charles Lane announce the marriage of Vera Lane to A J Johns of Chandler on May 26 in Dilton Oklahoma. Johns employed in Chandler oil sector and the couple to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Democrat
Westheimer - Daube Wade No
Markham Oil Company
Wade
Allen
I. T. I. O. Factor
Texas Company
Lucy No
Lucy
Belchick - Lashey
Crabtree No
Magnolia Reed
Charles €. Lané
Vera To.a. J. Johns
Chandler
Dilton
Oklo
Cotton Man Convicted in Bank Funds Misuse Case
William R. Pharr, a cotton man, was found guilty in federal court of aiding and abetting J. Ramsey Beauchamp, former bank vice president, in the misapplication of nearly 600000 of Old Union and Planters Bank funds in 1922 and 1924. Sentence deferred until June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
William R. Pharr
J. Ramsey Beauchamp
Old Union and Planters Bank and Trust Company
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Byron Norrell
Agent Hill
Colbert
Futures Tables
Mason
Ingreage
Board of Education
Report OF Coal CO
Cosden
Wichitex Oil Co
W. E. McCraw
Gavuzzi
Cal
Otratford
Ada, Oklahoma
Father and Son
Jack Holt
Dorothy Revier
Micky McBan
Uriday
Bert Lytell
Gertrude Olmstead
Charles Gerrard
Lilyan Tishman
Colleen Moore
Neil Hamilton
Colleen
Supreme
Norma Talmadge
Wichita
Aaa
Allen OL Field
Burke-Griers
Fleet
Sinclair
Jefferson No
Etio
Sinclair Jefferson No
Reed
Joanna
Miss Lane
Mr. Johns
Fn Chandler
Ada Hatchery
West
235Th Street
Ada, Okla
J.c.penney CO
West Main
Wizaro
Damask
Basco
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