Women of County Plan Fall Farm Programs
Miss Madonna Fitzgerald will inspect kitchen projects in Pontotoc County late this month with Mrs. Jessie Morgan noting excellent county kitchens. The advisory board meets October 26 with Miss Lemma Maloney assisting. officers will be elected and major and minor projects chosen.
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Madonna Fitzgerald
Pontotoc County
Jessie Morgan
Egent
Fitzgerald
Lemma Maloney
Wilson
Maxwell
Vanhoss
Morgan
E. Sutton
Lira J. Hollar
Ponderoe County
McAlester
Poultry Association Meets at Kkauypt
The October meeting of the Pontotoc County Poultry association was held Thursday night at Bexypt School house, northwest of Ada, with Charlies Shockley presiding. Talks covered state show participation, club work, marketing poultry, market conditions, and turkey pools. the program included readings and a community-minded musical program by the association band and members.
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Poultry Association
Kkauypt
Pontotoc County
J. F. Weldon
T. H. Haley
Miss Morrow
Banks Fowler
Odis Simmons
Mrs. Morgan Proposes Timely Pickle and Relish Recipes
Home demonstration agent Mrs. Jessie Morgan offers seasonally useful pickle and relish recipes for winter prep. Green Tomato Pickle uses tomatoes onions lemon peppers celery seeds and spices. Dixie Relish blends onions cabbage peppers mustard seed and vinegar. Instructions cover soaking, chopping, spicing, packing, and canning with processing times and temperatures.
Oklahoma City cattle and hog market report highlights
On Oct 19 in Oklahoma City buyers tested a 3 day downturn with 900 cattle and 2,300 hogs. Calves and stockers were mixed with weights 2.50 to 4.00, fat cattle mostly 2.00 to 3.50, and butchers down 25 to 50 cents. Hogs traded steady to higher with packer top 3.15 and outsiders 3.25 for under 300 pounds.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Poultry Market Report from Chicago
Poultry prices in Chicago on October 19 show live birds steady with 51 trucks reported. Hens mostly 11 to 134, leghorn hens 9, colored springs 104 to 11, rock springs 11 to 114, roosters 9, young hens and Tom turkeys 18, old Toms 10, ducks 104 to 13, geese 10, leghorn broilers 94.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Butter and Egg Market Report From Chicago
Butter prices listed with numerous lots and grades, including 93 score creamery specials at 204-21 and 92 at 20. Extras and firsts shown with ranges from 90 to 91 and 88 to 89. Eggs steady with 1,945, including fresh graded firsts carlots at 243 and refrigerator firsts at 22 percent.
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Chicago
Potatoes on Track for U S Shipments Dull Trade
Potatoes show slow trading with 104 on track 426 total US shipments 550. Wisconsin Minnesota Cobblers 60 65 North Dakota Red River Ohios few sales 65 South Dakota Ohios 60 65 Idaho Russets 1.05 10.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
South Dakota
Idaho
Wheat prices rise as weather delays crop movement
Unfavorable spring and winter crop conditions lift wheat prices. Winnipeg arrivals total 837 cars today versus 3,083 last week and 928 a year ago. Texas reports another dry spell in the panhandle with poor wheat prospects. Wheat closes 31 cents higher, corn up about 34, oats up 4 1/2, and provisions mixed.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Texas
Panhandle
Truckers Seek Injunction Over Cement Price Hike
R A Bryan of Seminole county filed in district court a petition for injunction against Oklahoma Portland Cement of Ada to block a 17 cent per barrel cement price increase for truck deliveries. He alleges discrimination favoring railroads harms his trucking business serving Weleetka Lumber Tulsa Big Reel and Manufacturing and Producers Lumber. Hearing set for October 26. court may lack jurisdiction if price fixing or interstate issues apply.
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Scanday
R. A. Bryan
Seminole County
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Ada
Bryan
Weleetka Lumber Company
Weleetka
Tulsa Big Reel and Manufacturing Company
Seminole
Producers Lumber Company of
Mlegal
Oklahoma
Court of Equity
Cement
Busby
District Court
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma Ginning Report by Counties and Market Notes
Cotton market movements in New York and New Orleans on Oct 19 show early gains on Liverpool buying and covering, later mixed with southern selling. Prices steadied with light offerings, middling around 6.32 at 2 PM, futures barely steady with gains 9-15 points, spot steady at 6.45. New Orleans spot closed up 9 points with sales 5,657, receipts 39,524, stock 956,782.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
CP - Spot
Kennamer Reverses Osage Estate Certificate
Federal Judge Franklin E Kennamer ruled that a competency certificate for Osage millionaire Charles Mashunkashey was obtained by fraud. He ordered restoration of all but 20000 of the 180000 estate, awarded 20000 plus a Tulsa home to Rosa Mashunkashey, his former wife, with the remaining estate to be administered by guardian Fred Clinton. Litigation stretched over eighteen months.
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Tulsa
Okla
Franklin E. Kennamer
Charles Mashunkashey
Rosa
Fred Clinton
Guardian
Hoover Attacks Democratic Claims On Economy
President Hoover charged that Democratic statements about the origin of the world economic slump are untrue and urged a performance based comparison of the two parties. He defended his record on employment and wage policy and assailed the Democratic National Committee for alleged falsehoods about his use of cheap labor.
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Cleveland Auditorium
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Garner Severe In Criticism By Raymond Crowley
New York October 15 Speaker John N Garner denounces Hoover era finance as mismanaged and concealed. He argues deficits caused panics, targets a balanced budget, criticizes tariffs and the farm board, and asserts the administration worsened economic uncertainty.
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Raymond Crowley
New York
John N. Garner
Hoover
Washington
Treasury
United
Democratic Congress
Albright Replies to Hurley Speech in Ada
Ernest Albright former Oklahoma Veterans delegation head spoke to a filled district courtroom in Ada. He urged unity in a veterans group aimed at vetoing Hoover and criticized the Reconstruction Finance Corp for not aiding Oklahoma banks. He argued for universal military draft to spare future generations from war. He planned further talks at Atoka and Hugo.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Ada
Albright
Tal Crawford
Tom Bush
War Veterans Political League
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ocden Mills
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hurley
Congress
Atoka
Hugo
Cotton movement and stocks report from Census Bureau
The census bureau reports September cotton consumption at 491,655 bales of lint and 61,505 linters, with August figures 402,601 and 47,620 and last September 464,355 and 64,269. On hand, lint and linters held in consuming establishments and in public storage show changes from August 31 and September 20 of prior year. Imports for September total 6,955 bales and exports reach 733,665 lint bales and 15,796 linters. Spindles active in September number 23,885,948, up from August and down from last year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Rice bound over for district court trial in fatal Cana dian river slaying
Sam Rice was bound over to district court for trial without bond after a preliminary hearing on charges of murder tied to the slaying of Buster Harris near the Cana dian river low water crossing Sunday afternoon October 9. Sheriff Sherwood W. Hill presided as Truman Harrison county attorney led six witnesses. The defense offered no witnesses, hinting at a self defense plea. Witnesses described a quarrel in which Harris grabbed a butcher knife, Rice obtained a shotgun, and a struggle led to Harris being fatally shot. The district court room was nearly full as testimony continued.
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Sam Rice
Buster Harris
Canadian River
Francis
Sherwood W. Hill
Truman Harrison
Harris
Rice
Roy Pritchett
O. S. McIntosh
Pritchett
Chicago grain prices report for futures trading
The Chicago market reports closing prices for Wheat and Corn futures. No. 2 hard wheat 49, No. 2 yellow hard 49, No. 2 mixed 48, Corn No. 3 yellow new 23, No. 4 yellow new 213, No. 4 white new 22, No. 2 mixed 25 25 percent, No. 1 yellow 253 3, No. 2 yellow 254 3, No. 1 white 253 4, No. 2 white 25 25 percent, oats No. 2 white 16, No. 3 white 15 15 percent.
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Chicago
Tomato Declared To Be Vegetable In Tax Ruling
Minneapolis Oct 15 In a tax ruling the internal revenue bureau confirms a tomato is a vegetable and not taxable under the two cent per gallon fruit drink tax. John A McHardy in charge seeks Washington guidance on tomato juice taxability.
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Minneapolis
Internal Revenue Bureau
John A. McHardy
Washington
McHary
Unusual case before Busby over child adoption fate
Seminole county district court will hear a case to cancel a adoption and return four year old William Joseph McWhirter to University hospital. Foster parents Charles and Mrs Nichols seek to reverse the adoption amid claims of the child's illness. Judge Orel Busby of Ada will decide jurisdictional questions noting future safety of adopted children. No hearing date set.
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Oklahoma City
Seminole County
William Joseph McWhirter
University Hospital
Orel Busby
Ada
Wewoka
George Fagin
Fagin
Charles Nichols
Nichols
Busby
Holdenville Fire Ravages Business District
Holdenville suffers its worst blaze in years with half a block of commerce ruined. The Dalton Hardware & Furniture store suffered major losses as flames threatened the district before being brought under control. The Holdenville clinic was damaged and patients were moved to safety.
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Holdenvill.e
Holdenville
Dalton Hardware & Furniture Company
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