Meat Price Rise Sparks 1933 to 1936 Review
Flynn reports cost of living up 20 percent since 1933 with food up 49 percent. Meat prices show sharp gains while clothing and rents vary. article analyzes regional differences and the real value of a dollar, noting ongoing price pressures into 1936.
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Flynn
New York
Ada
Colums
Paul Hollister
R. H. Macy & Co
NRA
New Haven
New Orleans
St. Joseph
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Tex
Buffalo
Arab-Chasing to Give 16,000 British Tommies in Palestine a Busy Winter
Milton Bronner reports that 12,000 more British troops join 16,000 stationed in Palestine under Lieutenant General Dill. Arab bands led by Fawzi Koudji lurk in mountainous hills, complicating operations as Britain enforces a harsh crackdown amid past promises to Arabs and Jews.
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Palestine
Milton Bronner
NEA
London
John Bull
Holy Land
J. G. Dill
Dill
Dior
General Dilly- Dally
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Royal Air Force
Syrian O
Fawzi Koudji
Fawzi
Unclear Campaign Nominee Named in Light Humor
Ambrose Sextette jokes about recognizing the Republican presidential candidate amid newspaper photos. He confesses uncertainty whether Peggy Landon John PDM Hamilton Alf Landon or Alf Landon’s horse is the nominee, reflecting playful political chatter.
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Ambrose Sextette
Peggy Landon
John PD. M. Hamilton
Alf Landon
Scarcity of Democratic Newspapers Draws Warren’s Concern
Dr. W. D. Pat Warren warns that few Oklahoma papers offer a truly democratic view. He cites the Philadelphia Record as an example and urges voters to read both sides to observe shifts in the states rights platform from Democrat to Republican in recent years.
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W. D
Pat) Warren
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Large crowd of sweat ers in district court term
A district court criminal term drew a large crowd of relief workers whose attendance forced the temporary shutdown of some government projects. An attache remarked the term caused widespread layoffs among relief staff to attend court proceedings.
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District Court
For the Mathematicians Apples Number Puzzle
A humorous brainteaser on Adam and Eve eating apples ends with a punchline that they together have 81 96864 apples. The piece mocks overcomplicated calculations and declares the result a waste of time.
Nelson cites childhood grip on voice in cold illness claim
E. H. Nelson defends himself against accusations of using bad psychology by noting a childhood issue that left him voiceless after a cold. He says the problem lingered from his youth and he has not outgrown it.
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E. H. Nelson
English Section Notice Style From Oriental Paper
An English language notice imitates classic reporting style claiming rapid coverage of murders and high officials’ deaths. It boasts polished prose, broad town circulation, and aggressive advertising.
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Kipling
Oklahoma declares open season for buck deer November 10 to 16
Idabel Oklahoma officials announce a statewide open season on buck deer from November 10 through 16 with a limit of one buck per hunter. State Game Warden L D Rickey notes a large surplus and outlines forthcoming regulations as the commission studies feeding and emergency forage options for livestock.
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Idabel
C. E. Sykes
State Game Commission
L. D. Rickey
Rickey
Pennsylvaniavania
Drouth Rations for Oklahoma Livestock Circular Issued
Foundation livestock must be kept in peak condition with limited and lower quality feeds this fall. County Agent J B Hill notes the challenge and urges emergency feeding practices. A new circular from Oklahoma A&M Extension, free from the county agent or Stillwater, explains feeding combinations to sustain herds and anticipated 1937 price advantages for holdouts.
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Oklahoma
J. B. Hill
Extension Division
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
College
Stillwater
Homer club meets with Quilting and Birthday Showers
The Homer club gathered Thursday in the clubroom with 16 members and three visitors. A noon luncheon followed a morning of quilting and a birthday shower was held for Mrs. Judy Campbell and Mrs. Bernice Richardson.
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Homer Club
Judy Campbell
Bernice Richardson
Homer
Harve Lambert
Fitzhugh
Genevieve Lambert
Ada
Stell Alexander
Talihina
Mr. Alexander
PD. M. Lanier
Mr. Lanier
Roldan Lanier
Oklahoma City
Dan Lanier
Pauline Lanier
Shawnee
Lee Carney
Bonnie Dyer
Fonse Lanier
Center
Chas. Laceman
Retail Ales II District Gain in September 1935
Kansas City September report shows 10th district retail sales up 16.1 percent from July but down 0.2 percent from August 1935. Wholesale distribution fell slightly despite a 5.2 percent rise over a year ago. Weather aided pasture conditions and fall field work as grain and livestock markets show mixed movements.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of
Funds set for 30 resettlement houses in five counties
Oklahoma City September 29 funds have been made available to construct houses on 30 resettlement farms in Bryan Carter Garvin Murray and Marshall counties D P Trent regional resettlement director announced
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Oklahoma City
Bryan
Carter, Garvin, Murray
Marshall Counties
D. P. Trent
Toledo Alcazar siege survivors recount brutal surrender
Survivors describe 72 days of artillery fire and famine at the Alcazar as Fascists pressed Toledo. Priests at the cathedral reportedly killed, women and children rescued, and hundreds of defenders killed, disappeared, or captured amid aerial drops and looting while Madrid braces for renewed assault.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Alcazar
Madrid
Enar
Col
Jose Moscardo
Avila
Maqueda
Four Die in Boiler Explosion Near Seminole Oklahoma
Four workmen died and two were injured after a boiler explosion at a drilling oil well 12 miles northwest of Seminole in Potta watomie county. The dead are Eddie O'Connor F M Murphy Altus Folson Roy Seymour and S J Goodner was hurt but survived. The blast at Carter Oil No. 2 Hodges 26 11 6 near Seminole was accidental and the cause was not known. Goodner was pulled from a slush pit and helped others before motorists aided the rescue.
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Seminole
Here
Pottawatomie County
Eddie O'Connor
Shawnee
F. M. Murphy
Altus Folson
Roy Seymour
Oklahoma City
W. H. McNeal
S. J. Goodner
Folson
Prague
Seymour
O'Conner
Murphy
Goodner
Fittstown W N U Holds In Business Meeting
The W M U of Fittstown Baptist church met Monday afternoon with 19 members present. Mrs. Bailey led devotional and prayer as the group opened with I Gave My Life for Thee. Minutes were read by Mrs. Dan Mathews and reports given on monthly work, youth, and treasury.
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den City Circle
Harbert
Harden City Circle
Brile
W. M. U. of Fittstown Baptist Church
Dan Mathews
Rickard
Ritchie
Lowell
Treasury
Alice Smith
Bigham
Lottie Moon
Lowry
Har
One Rainless Day Then Rain
Ada recorded a 24 hour dry spell after ten days with daily showers. A late Friday morning shower began from threatening clouds. Thursday’s low temperature followed by a sharp fall to 56 degrees signaled cooler autumn weather and a return of rain in coming days.
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Ada
Ardmore Store Operator John Whiteman Seriously Hurt
Ardmore resident and longtime department store operator John Whiteman was taken to a local hospital with a ruptured stomach. His condition was listed as very serious. Mrs Whiteman is in Wichita visiting a daughter.
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Ardmore
John Whiteman
Roosevelt may visit Oklahoma for cornerstone ceremony
Presidential secretary M H McIntyre said the chief executive would try to arrange a fall trip to Oklahoma to lay the cornerstone of the county warehouse. A Banks Islands greeting gesture is noted in the text.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
M. H. McIntyre
Oklahoma County
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