Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Mixed in Oklahoma City and Kansas City Markets
Oklahoma City and Kansas City report mixed cattle and calf prices with steady to lower trends. Slaughter steers and yearlings show weak bids, while beef cows and bulls mostly hold. baby calves and stockers vary. Sheep demand remains steady for fat lambs with some strength in higher grades. Spot futures mostly steady to higher after today’s declines.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady in Early Trade
CP Poultry live demand steady to firm in Chicago with 29 trucks reporting. Hens under 4 1 2 pounds bring 17 cents per pound, 4 weight 46 1 2 cents, leghorn hens 14, rocks 19 1 2 to 20, colored 18, leghorn chickens 16 1 2, roosters 14, turkeys 16 to 23, white ducks 4 1 2, ducks 17 4 2, small 15 1 2, heavy colored ducks 17 1 2, geese 15 1 2. Dressed turkeys steady, prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Sitiail
Chicago dairy market report shows steady prices and varied car bids
Chicago on November 6 reports Butter at 9,122 firm with prices unchanged. Eggs unsettled with extra frost cars at 32.5, local at 32. Fresh traded firsts cars at 23.5. Local current receipts 26 to 29.5. Refrigerator extras 33.75, standards 23.5, firsts 23.25.
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Chicago
Bess
Iocad
Will Rogers Recalled As School Clown
Boonville Missouri reports that Will Rogers, later a humorist, was known as the school clown at Kemper military school in 1897 1898. Memorial services were held for Rogers as cadets recall his wit, humor, and ready smile during the days at the Presbyterian church and on campus.
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Boonville, Mo
Will Rogers
A. M. Hitch
Kemper Military School
Rogers
Will
Colonel Hitch
Ben Johnson
Planting and Care for Early Flowering Bulbs Guide
The article outlines October to November planting windows for hyacinths daffodils narcissi and jonquils with depth and spacing specifics. It covers crocus mulching soil types drainage manure and fertilizers and spring mulch removal to protect new growth.
Soil Banks and Pits for Storing Vegetables and Fruits
Farm families can economically store fresh vegetables and fruits in soil banks or pits. Root crops like turnips beets carrots parsnips and salsify store best in soil pits or banks with moist sand. potatoes and sweet potatoes require proper drying or ventilation before storage. dry beans and peas need carbon bisulphide treatment in airtight containers. onions squash and pumpkins keep on barn shelves but must avoid freezing. several storage space guidelines are provided for one bushel of produce and canned goods shelving.
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Morgen
Oil Refinery Runs Reach New September Peak
Washington reports September daily crude runs at refineries hit a record 2,778,000 barrels. Domestic crude receipts rose while foreign imports fell, with total September deliveries 2,797,000 barrels and a shift toward intra state movement, especially from Texas and California, at the expense of interstate flows and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Landon Boom Gains Ground With Oklahoma Republicans
Oklahoma City reports a London for president boom among Republicans as Landon supporters organize in Oklahoma to push for a Landon delegation to the 1936 GOP national convention. Local clubs form in Oklahoma County with a November 12 meeting planned, while rallies in Tulsa Muskogee and other towns push sentiment against the current relief setup.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Oklahoma County
Howard Hopps
Landon
Col. Frank Knox
Chicago
C. G. Moore
Muskogee
Tulsa
McAlester
Okemah
Hopps
W. G. Skelly
C. C. Hawk
Oklahoma Teachers Oppose Liquor Repeal Petition
A group of Oklahoma City teachers and education leaders urged Governor Marland to oppose submitting a liquor control repeal measure on the November 1936 ballot. They called repeal not a political issue but a moral one and urged the governor not to aid wets or run a wet campaign from the administration. They recommended awaiting repeal election results and, if repeal fails, to consider control measures in a special legislative session.
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Oklahoma City
Dty
Marland
Erno
Elizabeth Hovse
Wort
C Chai
Parent- Teachers’ Assoluation
W. C. T.U. State
Anti-Saloomn Servicery Methodist Church
A. G. Williamson
Oklahoma City University
the Baptist Sunday School Organization
State Christian Endeavor Union
The
Baptist Conference
Oklahoma Prohibition Commission
Allied Days of the Eighth District
Southern Missionary Society
Pre-Education for Safe Driving Proposed in Oklahoma
Oklahoma leaders urged safety education as the first step in reducing highway hazards. A Parents-Teachers committee backed by Dr George E Calvert and State Superintendent John Vaughan urged schools to adopt Red Cross first aid and safety programs with support from Peace Officers, American Legion, and WCTU. Governor Marland said laws cannot enforce temperance without education.
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Oklahoma City
George E. Calvert
Red Cross
John Vaughan
Peace Officers Association
American Legion
Marland
NRA campaign material broadens mystery in monopoly debate
The NRA is spending millions on studies and code history while allegedly not analyzing monopoly, provoking questions about motives as a unit investigating monopoly was abolished. Borah is poised to use the episode to frame monopoly as a Republican issue.
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YP Ashington
NRA
Borah
s _post- Schechter
Maj
George Berry
NSA
Chicago Grain Prices and Mixed Wheat Values
Chicago reports mixed Wheat No. 3 at 98 and No. 4 at 96 1-2 white with No. 5 at 93 3-2 and weevily. Corn No. 2 mixed old 70 and No. 3 mixed 68 1-2 68 No. 2 yellow 68 1-2 and No. 3 yellow 61 to 62. Sample grades range 50 to 54 with No. 5 white maize at 6 dollars and No. 4 at 6 dollars 6 8 61. Sample Reese 22 54 to 25 1-2.
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Chicago
Reece
Cotton futures rise on weather fears and firm southern market
New York November 6 reports show cotton futures firm on trade buying and covering. Dec futures reached 11.06 and May 10.86, up 10 to 18 points, with some southern selling and midsession easing a few points.
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New York
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Steady on Nov 6
New Orleans market closed steady with unchanged quotations. Sales reached 2,941 bales as low middling stood at 19.60 cents, middling 19.40, good middling 19.95, receipts 19,364 and stock 714,887 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady in New York and New Orleans
Cotton futures closed steady with small gains in New York and New Orleans on November 6. Dec and May contracts traded around 11.00 to 11.06 in New York with spot middling at 11.44, while New Orleans showed similar gains and varied between about 10.99 and 11.65 with mechanical and other grades also moving modestly higher.
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New York
Ouly
New Orleans
Tae
Spring flowering bulbs should be planted in fall advise
Franklin J. Ruedel of Oklahoma A and M College advises fall planting for best flowering. Planting too early risks weak roots, while too late impairs spring blooms. Generally any time before hard frost works, with tulips set between November 15 and December 15 at four inches.
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Ruedel
Franklin J. Ruedel
Oklahoma ,A. and M. College
Rendel
Armistice Day Plans Complete in Ada
Norman Howard Post of the American Legion announces Ada observances for Armistice Day. The parade forms at 9 23 oclock on Monday on Main street east of Mississippi avenue and proceeds to Convention Hall for a program with Elmer Fraker of Chickasha as principal speaker. Several businesses plan to close from 1130 to 1 00 for the event.
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Ada
Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Main Street
Mississippi Avenue
Corvention Hall
State Legion
Elmer Fraker
Chickasha
Legion Post
Greatest return for the amount invested
Classified ad notes a smart way to maximize value from spending, highlighting bargains and investments in products or services with strong returns for buyers. It cautions readers to compare offers and seek reliable merchants to ensure worthwhile purchases.
Mrs J M Taylor Claimed by Death in Ada
Mrs Susie Price Taylor a pioneer of Ada died at home fourteenth and Townsend after a short illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Dr C C Morris conducting and interment at Rosedale. Born May 10 1859 in Rockwall Texas she was 76. Surviving children include Hugh Ruth J J Holden and grandchildren.
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Ada
Susie Price Taylor
Fourteenth
Townsend
First Baptist Church
Cioek. de
Taylor
Hugh Taylor
Ruth King
J. J. Holden
Muskogee
Russell King Yates
Concan
Texas
John Hugh Jr
Russell Noe Taylor
Kentucky and Northeast Return Mix on Election Night
Early returns from Kentucky show Lt Gov A B Chandler ahead of Republican King Swope but not conclusive. Across states Republicans win scattered control while Democrats tout New Deal gains in New York Philadelphia and Hudson County. Kentucky count delays final verdict.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
King Swope
New York
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
County Commission
Virginia
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Fletcher
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Farley
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator White
R.-Me
House of Representatives
Lehman
Hartford
New Haven
Edward W. Curley
Victor Santini
Congress
Curley
Anthony J. Griffin
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Jesse E. R. Cunningham
State Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
S. Davis Wilson
G.O.P
John B. Kelly
Olympic Oarsman
Mississippi
Hugh White
Bolton
Ohio
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Hudson County
Greatest Return for the Amount Invested Ad
Local classifieds touts strong value for money with bold claims of high returns on investments. Offers contrast between cost and expected payoff, urging readers to compare options and act quickly.
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