Pleasant Hill and Steadman Community News Notes
Rural communities report regular church services and pie suppers. Local gatherings include air show at the airport, ball game in Latta, and visits among families in Pleasant Hill and Steadman near Konawa. Notable events include the Nov 19 marriage of Thomas Buchennan and Hadie Casherman and a birth in Gaar Corner.
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Marie
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Gouch
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Tepi
Tyree
Thomas Buchenan
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Konawa
Local notes recount births births and community events in Tupelo and Oakman
The column lists births including a tk yy girl on Nov 21 and a baby boy on Nov 22, ongoing Sabbath school and singing, a December singing convention, and frequent visits and gatherings. It records school start in Tupelo and Oakman with 56 pupils, church events, visitors from Ada Coalgate Sulphur and Dallas, and many household and neighborly movements across the area.
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Winter
Webb Emery
Richard Newby
Chicago Adopts Liquor Ordinance End of Prohibition Near
Chicago prepares for the end of Prohibition with a emergency ordinance imposing a 250 dollar six month license on dispensers and banning standing hard liquor at bars while stools and counted seating are allowed. Beer and wine may be consumed standing. The measure aimed to prevent chaos after December 5 following a unanimous city council vote.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Springfield
Ada Shoppers and Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs Joe Riddle visited Mrs Hoosier and daughter at Francis on Sunday. Ed King traveled to Oklahoma City for a business trip last week. Miss Margaret Houston and Mrs Henry Pointer shopped in Ada stores on Saturday.
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Steadman
Ramsey
Queen Esther
Malinda Sales
Crockett
Cleve Beach
West
Mitchell
Harbolt
Allen
Clyde Edwards
Phelps
Ruddick
Malinda
Opal Lee
Ruth Sales
Madeline Sales
Sowards
Mitchell Home
Bill Sowards
Mamie Johnson
Mrs. Sowards
Mrs. Johnson
Jesse Ruddick
Hilton Home
Coffman
Dessie Sticks
Clarence Williams
Cecil Williams
Lucille Williams
Marion
Tom Hughes
Robert Henry
Center
Ona Hughes
Bonnie Smith
Lora Eddings
Jee Roy McDaniel
Minnie McDaniel
Ada
Lorene Martin
Glennie Pierce
Smith
Bonnie
Mae McDaniel
Clarence Irwin
John Eddings
Darby Smith
Marl Smith
Tom Phillips
Alvis Lee McDaniel
Mrs. Pierce
Martin
Travis Norman
Grant Isaace
Jim Brecheen
Cee Huckaby
R. L. Zumbro
Ealel Neces Bevers
H. L. Norman
Alfred Sanmers
Odus Light
Roy Dunn
Part McDaniel
Billy Murrel
Dennie Brecheen
Quannah Lee
Millie Odem
Delta Watts
Pearl Mae McIntyree
Ershell Mitchell
Joyce Eslick
Mayme MeIntyree
Nellie Mitchell
Sadie Cox
Buel Stark
Lone Hill
George Odom
Millie Odom
J. M. Calloway
R. E. Calloway
D. B. Proffitt
Frank Heacox
W. M. McCardy
Joe Riddle
Stringtown
Atoka
Bonnie Peters
Clarita
Doris Faye Brown
Coalzate
Clara Payte
Coaleate
Riddle
Claire Wayte
Livesay
Newsom
Owen Livesay
Denison
Tex
JL. M. Calloway
Sanders
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Merritt
Ruby
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Claire Payte
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Dorothy Sellers
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D. L. Bowles
L. M. Calloway
Cleo
Ree Fowler
Lehigh
Roy Brown
Philip Ray Weer
Lois Hoosier
Mary Lois
Francis
George Franklin
W. A. Brown
J. W. Brown
R. W. Fowler
Robert
Kansas City
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Earnest Williamson
Bernice Wilson
Juby
Beaulah
Lynord Wilson
Harve Bandy
Denny
Neal McDonald
Yeats
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Walter Owens
Letha McDonald
Verlie Wilson
Edith Conventon
Higdon
Byng
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Everett Lee
Darwin Lester
Gussie Lillard
Claude Smith
Will Yeates
Johnston
Doyle
Wert Seeds
Ellis Seeds
Bobby
West Seeds
Charley Moberly
Paul Higgenbotham
Jackie Crawford
Beulah Simpson
Shirley Massey
Raymond Owens
Carl Hobbs
Grandpa Myrick
Marion Williamson
Juanita Simpson
Zellma Carter
Ellis Leeds
Juanita Smith
Carl Kaiser
Grant Scroggins
Jewel
Porthy McDaniel
Willie Myrick
Hoosier
Local Residents Move and Visit in Western Oklahoma Area
Last week pleasant weather spurred garden work and plowing for winter. Carl Autin and family moved to western Oklahoma near Dill City. Mrs. Autin’s house is now occupied by Jeff Farley, with Edna Mitchell occupying the Grandmother Autin home during visits with Dorothy Matlins. Various neighbors shared Sunday visits and extended stays, including Louise Pitt with the Childres, Evelyn Mitchell with Christine Berger and Naomi Bradley, Marty Tilley with Charisie Mitchell, Eulis Jones returning from Sasakwa, and Mary Shaw hosting L. P. Shaw’s visit.
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Ada
Carlton
Carl Autin
Oklahoma
Dill City
Jeff Farley
Autin
Edna Mitchell
Grandmother Autin
Dorothy Matllins
Louise Pitt
Hattie
Mattie Childres
Evelyn Mitchell
Christine Berger
Naomi Bradley
Marty Tilley
Charisie Mitchell
Eulis Jones
Sasakwa
L. P. Shaw
Mary Shaw
E. G. Messecar
Bradley
David Rodgers
Tulsa
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Prices Report
Cattle volumes about 1 000 with calves 300. demand steady. Fed steers 4.25 to 4.50. cows 2.50 to 3.75. heifers 2.00 to 3.50. bulls 1.50 to 2.25. calves stable with veals 4.50 to 5.00. Hogs 1 100 at 3.60 to 3.70 peak. sows 2.35 to 2.75. Sheep 300 with lambs to 6.86 and bulk 5.00 to 5.50.
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Oklahoma City
Market report highlights grain futures movements
The report notes yesterday's finish for corn unchanged to 5-8 higher, oats up 1-4 to 5-8, and provisions unchanged to 25 cents up. It also mentions 2 1 8 above yesterday's finish in related prices.
Wheat and corn prices in Chicago market report
Wheat No. 2 third 6 1 2 dollars. Corn No. 2 mixed 45 cents, No. 2 yellow 46 to 46 1 4, No. 2 white 46 to 46 1 4. New corn No. 3 mixed 41 1 2 to 43 1 4, No. 2 yellow 44 1 2 to 45, No. 2 white 45. Oats No. 1 white 34 1 2, No. 2 white 32 1 4 to 34.
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Chicago
Jules Hae
Lye i
Cotton Market Net Advances In Holiday Quiet Trade
In New York cotton moved up as much as ten points early before modest pullback on holiday proximity. Contracts rose to 10.08 then eased to 10.02 and held near 10.04 in quiet midafternoon trading. futures closed 4 to 7 points higher while spot middling held at 10.10.
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New York
Cotton
Spot Cotton Closes Steady Up 7 Points In New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans ends steady with a 7 point rise. Sales reach 1 143 with low mid dling at 9.12 and middling at 9.77 while good middling hits 16.22. receipts 18 595 and stock 838 996.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with small gains in New Orleans
New Orleans AP reports cotton futures finished steady with net advances of 5 to 7 points. Prices for nearby and deferred months edged higher as market quotes showed modest gains across December through October contracts.
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New Orleans
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle Lambs Prices Mixed
Kansas City stockyards show hogs 480 head direct, price ranges 2.50 to 3.70 with top 3.70 for choice cattle 4500 cattle and 400 calves. Fat and feeder cattle values mostly steady to higher with steers 3.75 to 6.25 per cwt, heifers 4.50 to 5.85, cows 2.65 to 3.25. Sheep and lambs 4000 head, lambs uneven but mostly steady to strong, top fed lambs 7.25, yearling wethers 4.00 to 5.75, ewes 2.00 to 3.00.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago potato market dull with slow demand on shipments
Chicago reports unloading on track 312 totalling 438 shipments. Prices for U. S. No 1 Wisconsin round whites hover around 1.25 per cwt with Idaho Russets at 1.60 to 1.65. Minnesota North Dakota Red River shipments about 1.17 1 2 to 25 and Colorado McClures around 1.55.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
California lynching shocks nation after mob hangs Thurmond and Holmes
A mob outside a California jail dragged Thurmond and Holmes to a tree in a park, hoisted them, and left them dangling as thousands watched. Police were unable to intervene and no arrests were made. Governor Rolph called it a lesson to the country about kidnapping. The incident was California’s first lynching in 13 years.
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Court House
Thurmond
Emig
Howard Buffington
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Sacramento
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Rolph
California
George Boyd
Terance Fitts
Charles Valento
San Francisco
Rate of Cotton Rentals Given
Washington November 29 1933 The Farm Adjustment Administration released its 1934 1935 cotton acreage reduction contract detailing land rental payments for land taken out of production The rentals range from about 3 to 168 per acre with a 1 cent per pound payment on the domestic allotment Also a parity payment of about one cent per pound is discussed and the plan aims to reduce overall cotton acreage to 25 million acres for next year The program also includes protections for sharecroppers and tenants with rental and benefit sharing and estimates total rentals around 125 6 million dollars in 1934 with funds disbursed in two installments Johnston indicated a likely national cotton carryover of 9 million bales next August 1
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Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Farm Administration
Oscar Johnston
Cotton Authority
Johnston
Poultry Market Prices Mixed for Live Birds and Dressed Turkeys
Live poultry offerings include 1 car and 39 trucks with hens at 8 to 10 and 1 to 2, leghorn hens 7.5, Rock Springs 9 to 10.5, colored 9 to 10, leghorn chicks and roosters 6, turkeys 10 to 16, ducks 6.5 to 9, geese 9 percent. Dressed turkeys steady with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Butter and eggs prices at Chicago market report
Butter trading at 11 174 pounds with steady ranges from 22 1 2 to 23 1 4 for creamery specials and 20 1 2 to 21 for extra firsts, while standard grades run around 21 1 4. Eggs hold at 515 with steady shifts for extra firsts at 24 and fresh graded firsts at 22, current receipts 17-19.
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Chicago
Argentine policy sparks grain rally as gold gains and drought fears grow
Unexpected developments in Argentine government agriculture and financial policy lifted grain values. Washington gold price rose by fractional cents amid continued federal relief purchases of wheat. Reports of worsening dryness across the U S winter wheat belt kept buyers cautious as wheat closed strong at 11 2 cents higher.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Three Officers Killed as Suspects Hanged at Santa Rosa
A violent incident ends with the execution of three suspects who were dragged from the Sonoma county jail in Santa Rosa and hanged from a tree, marking a dramatic vigilante-style punishment.
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Sonoma County
Santa Rosa
Ruby Bates Testimony Taken From Hospital Bed
Ruby Bates, key witness in the Scottsboro case, gave a deposition yesterday at a New York hospital where she remains in serious condition after major surgery. The deposition, witnessed by Dr Louis Drosin, will be used in the Decatur Alabama trial where defendants are charged with attacking Bates and Victoria Price.
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New York
Ruby Bates
Ruby
Man Hits Rabbit With Ear Of Corn In Pennsylvania
While husking corn in Greensburg Clair Kelley of New Alexandria saw a rabbit and hurled an ear of corn at it. The ear struck the animal between the ears and killed it.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
Clair Kelley
New Alexandria
Ill Abrupt City Election Showed Mussolini Votes
In New York Fiorello La Guardia won the mayoral race. Benito Mussolini received one vote, while Alfred E. Smith and James J. Walker each earned three votes, though neither ran as a candidate.
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New York
Benito Mussolini
Fiorello la Guardia
Alfred E. Smith
James J. Walker
Walker
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