Dairying Flourishes in Oklahoma Across Grady County
Harlow's Weekly notes dairy stock growth and new programs statewide. Fairfax ships Jersey cows to farmers. Bristow receives 30 high-grade cows. calf clubs expand in LeFlore county. A Sayre creamery co op forms, aiming at 1,000 cows. Hollis starts a cow-testing group. Medford creamery posts 4500 pounds of butter daily. Frederick creamery adds refrigeration. Tahlequah opens a cheese factory with new milk routes and planned April start.
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Grady County
Harlow's
Chamber of Commerce of
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Bristow
American National Bank
Ardmore
Missouri
LeFlore
Grover Flanagan
Heavener
Sayre
Hollis
Harmon and
Greer
Collingsworth County
Texas
Johnson Creamery
Medford
L. Q. Johnson
Frederick
Tahlequah
Chickasha Express
Pontotoc County Gains New Highway Contracts
The Oklahoma highway commission awarded the grading and drainage contract for the Ada to Stonewall road, part of a broader Pontotoc county project. The move aims to connect Ada, Allen, Roff, and Francis areas, with promises of a robust road network and better rural access alongside consolidation efforts for Vanoss Consolidated School and broader educational access.
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Pontotoc CO
Pontotoc County
State Highway Commission
Ada
Stonewall
Allen
Roff
Francis
First Highway Commission
Them Days S Gone Forever
A Wagoner Record-Democrat columnist riffs on politicians press relations, tariff quirks, and the evolving press. It notes Maine Irish potato tariffs, auto and animal farming shifts, early homelands of humanity near Frederick, Oklahoma, and the continuous hunt for amending the Oklahoma constitution, ending with a note on the value of a good name and trustworthy intent.
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Jim Biggerstaff
Wagoner Record- Democrat
Fort Worth feat ends as monoplane forced down
The Miss Ranger piloted by Gene Shank and Owen Haugland ran out of fuel near Minneapolis after a 53 hour flight from Wichita. They renamed the craft Miss Minnesota upon arrival.
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Minneapolis
Miss Ranger
Gene Shank
Owen Haugland
Wichita
Kane
Supreme Court Rules On Pocket Vetoes In Law Killing
The Supreme Court ruled that pocket vetoes by the president can kill legislation sent near the end of a session even if it is not the last session of a congress. The Muscle Shoals bill was pocket vetoed at the close of the first session of the last Congress. The court said Congress must be in session when a disapproval is returned and cannot be bypassed by adjournment.
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Congress
Tom D. McKeown
Harding
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
McKeown
Great Britain
Charles
Washington
Supreme Court
One Killed Four Injured in Texas Tornadoes
A Dallas Dallas area tornadoes left one dead and at least four injured as crews assess the damage. Authorities described two separate twisters rolling through North Texas on May 27, complicating rescue and cleanup efforts.
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Texas
Dallas
Wind and storm damage hits south Texas sites
Damage from wind rain and electrical storms in south Texas totaled several thousand dollars. Pan Parris an 18 year old shipyard worker was killed after touching power lines blown down by a storm in Beaumont. Other people were seriously injured. Fifteen derricks in the Spindle Lop oi field were toppled along with power and telephone poles. Awnings and windows in the business district were broken and minor damages were reported. Two small tornadoes struck Westfield near Houston with another approaching earlier in the week. Property crops and livestock suffered losses and no further injuries were reported. Another tornado caused roof and shed damage near Pasadena.
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Texas
Pan Parris
Beaumont
Westfield
Houston
Pasadena
Oklahoma City Court Delays Bootlegger's Death Penalty
Oklahoma City May 25 The criminal court of appeals stayed the death sentence of James Edward Forrest who was sentenced in Stephens County last October for attacking a white woman after breaking into her home. Execution had been postponed to June 7. the stay applies until the appeal is decided. Other cases handed down include multiple affirmations and fines for liquor and possession offenses across Oklahoma counties with some adjustments and reversals.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
James Edward Forrest
Stephens County
Cham Jones
Sam Houston
Oklahoma County
Henry K. Reutlinger
Woods County
Bammie White
Tulsa County
Ww. A
Emma Munn
Pittsburg
M. Miller
F. Miller
Oklahoma
Miller
Miler
Margaret Hering
Alice Jones
Kay County
Mont Freeman
Cleveland County
J. W. Tymer
Liquor Possession Convictions and Bawdy House Case
The record lists several appeals and sentences: Jane Martin of Caddo County affirmed for liquor possession with 60 days and a $200 fine. Tommie Bragsel of Tulsa County affirmed for a statutory offense with three years in prison. Roy Bates of Cotton County saw the bawdy house ruling reversed for insufficient evidence after a $250 fine.
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Jane’ Martin
Caddo County
Tommie Bragsel
Tulsa County
Roy Bates
Cotton County
Ada City Cuts Outstanding Debt Through Sinking Fund
Ada city officials use a sinking fund to retire waterworks bonds and other serial issues. They recently paid 14 000 of 87 000 water bonds at 44 and 97, aiming to cancel them later to save over 4 000 in interest annually. Additional bonds for parks and sewer projects reduce annual interest by about 1 000, with further installments due in 1930 for water, White Way, and sewage bonds.
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Ada
Dages
White Way
El Paso Woman Fatally Shot in Dallas Ambush
A Dallas shooting injures Mrs Theda Bureh of El Paso as Cecil F Hubbert a Dallas lawyer 29 is charged with assault to murder Witnesses say two more shotgun blasts followed after she leaped from a taxicab Mrs Robenson also of El Paso escapes injury They fled Dallas months ago with the incident unfolding in the taxicab setting in May.
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EL Paso
Dallas
Texas
Cecil F. Hubbert
Theda Bureh
C. R. Robenson
Young Hubbert
Borth
Robenson
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