Meeting on Hog Industry and Market Costs in Pontotoc
A Pontotoc county meeting of hog raisers is set for November 1 at 1 PM in the county agent J. R. Hill’s office. Topics include removing a $140 per hog penalty for a Gott pork county rating and securing certification to avoid the soft pork label. An advisory board session for county women’s clubs happens October 26 with Miss Maloney present.
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Pontotoc County
J. R. Hill
Oklahoma City
Pontotoc
Miss Maloney
County women clubs report progress and new 4 H group
Mrs. Morgan toured county clubs last week guiding reports to be written for grading by Oklahoma A and M college extension. She organized a 4 H club and an adult women’s club at Kallihoma near Steed Man with C W McGillberry and Mrs McGillberry in charge. North Ada club met October 15 with strong attendance and planned year ahead while serving cream and cake.
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Kallihoma
C. W. McGillberry
McGillberry
North Ada
Ada
Faithless at Meswain two days begin Monday
A dramatic romance starring Tallulah Bankhead and Robert Montgomery opens at the Meswain for two days. The story follows a wealthy woman who loves Montgomery who will not marry unless she agrees to live on his salary. The film, adapted from Mildred Cram, features an ensemble cast including Huck Herbert, Louis Closser Hale, Anna Appel and Lawrence Grant.
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Tabulan Bankhead
Robert Montgomery
Miss Bankhead
Montgomery
Mildred Cram
Tallulah Bankhead
Huck Herbert
Louis Closser Hale
Anna Appel
Lawrence Grant
Vaness Grower Sweeps Ribbons at Muskogee Fair
H. B. Williams of Vaness won 10 blue ribbons for apples at the Muskogee fair and sold his crop at high prices. He followed with strong showings at Tulsa and Oklahoma City fairs, establishing himself as a leading apple grower in the region.
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H. B. Williams
Vaness
Muskogee
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Blale
Oklahoma and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Oklahoma City Oct 26 cattle 400 calves 100 light stockers steady but scarce slaughter material. Hogs top 3.30, sows 2.20-2.85. Sheep 100 head active and steady, natives 4.85 best. Kansas City Oct 26 hogs 3,000 with top 3.30, cattle 6,000 with steers 5.75-8.75 and cows 2.65-4.25, vealers 3.00-5.50, sheep 4,000 with lambs 4.85-5.50 and feeder lambs 4.25-4.75.
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Oklahoma City
L.m
Kansas City
Poultry prices latest Chicago market report
Chicago mixer price report lists live poultry with 1 car shipments and 29 trucks. Hens steady at 114-14 with leghorn hens at 9 and colored springs at 104-11. Rock springs 11-114, roosters 9, turkeys 10-18, ducks 10-12, geese 11 and leghorn broilers 94.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Turkey market outlook for 1932 in United States
Stillwater reports A. W. Jacob extension marketing specialist Oklahoma A and M notes a favorable fall turkey market in 1932 due to lower storages and imports and steady demand. Yet weaker consumer purchasing power and a larger expected crop could temper demand. Argentine imports to Aug 20, 1952 dip to 130000 pounds versus 3500000 last year. Carryover stock Oct 1, 1932 stands at 2591000 pounds, below five year average.
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Turkey
Jacob
Oklahoma
California
Jack
Texas
Stillwater
United States
A. W. Jacob
M. Eoitece
Sterate
Market Notes on Produce and Dairy Prices Across Cities
Kansas City and Chicago reports list unsettled prices for butter creamery specials and ex tras with scores and ranges. Listings cover eggs cheeses and carrots with currents receipts and refrigerator graded items, noting unsettled markets and various quality grades.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Potatoes Mixed Trade Amid Liberal Supplies
Chicago October 26 potatoes held at 63 on track 328 with total U S shipments 497. Demand showed a slight uptick on best stock while supplies remained liberal and trading fair with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
U. S
Grain prices plunge as election fears spark selling
Chicago reports broad drop in grain values with Winnipeg export activity aiding late trading. Wheat futures fell about 43-3 cents from yesterday, corn rose 3-3 cents, oats steady to down, and provisions eased slightly amid mass selling by traders betting on election outcomes.
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Chicago
Winnipec
Winnipeg
Grain price list from Chicago markets report
Wheat prices across grades show No 3 yellow hard 443, No 2 northern spring 444, No 3 mixed 44, with corn values for new No 3 mixed 23 and No 3 yellow 23 24. Old corn No 2 mixed 24 23, No 1 yellow 25 25, No 2 yellow 25 25, No 1 white 24 2, No 2 white 24 3 25, oats No 2 white 15 3 2, No 3 white 14.
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Chicago
Iscisiesilllaiian Iinet Snscnindimine
Cotton trading quiet with small gains in New York
In New York on October 26 trading in cotton was quiet with narrow price changes. An opening advance due to Liverpool steadiness was followed by minor reactions, offerings thinned and the day closed near the day high as covering and stock market rally supported futures up 13 to 16 points. Spot middling cotton held at 6.40.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Steady Up 17 Points
New Orleans Oct 26 spot cotton closed steady 17 points higher with sales totaling 4,911. The low middling price stood at 6.76 and receipts reached 15,634, while the current stock totaled 985,556.
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New Orleans
Juy Ae
New York
Aioe
Elec
She Item
Ee Ec Bad
Chicininieistennsmaae Oc
Ober
Eee
Ee Ee
Oil output up across United States in week ending Oct 2
US crude oil production rose to 2,151,289 barrels daily, a 32,846 barrel gain. Oklahoma jumped to 399,490, California to 483,750, Texas dipped to 874,806, Kansas fell to 99,060, eastern states up 3,000 to 119,000, and the Mountain region rose to 74,391 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
California
Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
East Texas
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Democratic jubilation over Alfred E. Smith welcome in Newark
In Newark crowds estimated at 20,000 inside and up to 200,000 along the route greeted Alfred E. Smith as he urged support for Roosevelt and Garner. One man died of a heart attack and 60 were injured in the crush, as Smith assailed Hoover era Republicans and Donovan while calling for a Democratic Senate rebalance.
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William Kinney
Newark
N J
Jersey
Roosevelt
Garner
New Jersey
Edward Reilly
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
United States
Donovan
Col
William J. Donovan
New York
Republican “Board of Strategy
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Smith
Senate
Percy Stewart
Dwight Morrow
Garne
Holland Tunnel
Jersey City
Passagc
Hackensack Meadows
Harrison
William Spray, Jr
Armory
Tariff Board Studies Rated Tariffs Across 30 States
President Hoover asked quick action on tariff reviews with 18 industries across 30 states for possible duty adjustments. The list cites imports and depreciated currencies abroad as factors, naming New York Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Maine Vermont New Jersey Maryland Virginia Georgia Alabama Ohio Illinois Indiana Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota Pennsylvania West Virginia Iowa Michigan Tennessee Utah Arkansas California Washington Oregon Missouri Louisiana Texas.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
O’brien
O'Brien
Charleston
W. Va
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maine
Vermont
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Iowa
Michigan
Tennessee
Utah
Arkansas
California
Oregon
Missouri
Louisiana
Texas
Duel Over Comanche County Commissioner Post Played Out in Court
Two claimants C R Bailey and A L McClennen contest the Comanche district seat as Judge E L Richardson schedules a October 28 hearing in Lawton to test Governor Murray removal powers. Bailey seeks an injunction against McClennen who was installed by Murray after a bond breach judgment.
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Bailey
Seekijme
Chardson
MecClennen
Supreme Court
Rioters in Ireland Wound Several by Pistol Fire
During a recent riot in Ireland several people were wounded by pistol bullets. Some observers suggested a shortage of bricks as a possible factor in the disorder.
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Ireland
Cotton ginning totals set by Census Bureau
Washington reports the 1914 season to October 18 shows 7,311,208 running bales ginned plus 246,367 round bales and 2,526 American Egyptian bales. Year ago totals were 9,496,965 running bales with 81,940 round and 3,909 American Egyptian. State totals list Alabama to Texas with Texas leading at 2,344,667 ginnings.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Writer Reflects on Law as a Profession
A writer recalls past views that law was a respected profession and hints at possible hidden depths behind that stance. The remark suggests contemplation on changes in the legal field and its public perception over time.
Oklahoma City Highway 62 right of way suits延
Oklahoma City reports that six parcels of land along U S Highway 62 to Harmon county will be condemned. Attorney General King prepared petitions as Wentz opposes winter paving. Ada post office history and Jeff Reed’s era are noted amid past delays.
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Oklahoma City
Harmon County
King
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Duke
Gould
N. Douglas
The
Highway Commission
W. C. Lewis
C. H. Madden
Hollis
Lewis
John H. Sain
Albert Rivers
Lenora J. Moran
Henry Morris
Lowell E. Austin
Martha C. Maples
Lew Wentz
Sam Hawks
J. F. MceKeel
Women Hungry for Office Record Candidates Rise in 1930s Poll
Washington reports 102 women running for senate house and state posts next month. The Associated Press survey shows 28 in the house 3 for senate 2 for governor and 69 for other posts. Notable names include Hattie Caraway Florence Kahn Ruth Pratt Miriam Ferguson Laetitia Conrad. Socialists lead with 23 candidates followed by communists 22 democrats 18 republicans 17.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Woman's Party
Associated Press
Ruth Taunton
Woman‘s Party
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Florence F. Kahn
California
South
Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Ruth Pratt
New Jersey
Orville Bullington
Laetitia Conrad
Grinnell
Iowa
Dan W. Turner
Cleve L. Herring
Prohibition
Farmer-Labor
Liberty
Socialist Labor and Law Preservation
Gies Blood But Helps Win Game
Lester Fulton 18-year-old Collinwood high left tackle played the entire game against Cleveland Heights soon after donating blood to his hospitalized father and another pint four weeks earlier. His father Olin Fulton remains seriously ill but doctors expect him to leave the hospital Thursday.
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Cleveland
Lester Fulton
Lester
Collinwood High School
Cleveland Heights
Collinwood
Fulton
Olin Fulton
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad item highlights value for money in investments and deals. It emphasizes high returns on wisely chosen options and urges readers to consider cost effectiveness and measurable gains.
Mayor Recalls 1902 Auction Breakup in Ada
Mayor T. J. Chambless explains a 1902 method of halting an auction. George Potter with smallpox objected to selling mules outside the Ada mayor’s office, prompting crowd panic and a retreat that stopped the sale.
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T. J. Chambless
Chambless
Ada
Justice of the Peace
George Potter
Potter
Ada Post Office 4 Years of Age and County Memory
Old-timers recall Ada post office history as geologist John Fitts probes the date of institution. Residents debate exact year, sharing memories and local anecdotes about early Oklahoma settlement and postal service beginnings.
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ADA
John Fitts
Oklahoma
Laxative from plants promotes natural bowel action
The advertisement promotes Black-Draught as a plant based laxative that stimulates the bowels without synthetic drugs. It highlights its natural origin from garden plants and notes a syrup form for children, claiming daily independence from cathartic chemicals.
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Thedford
Nature
Stolen Casings Recovered Near Konawa
Four casings stolen Tuesday night from Ray McDonalds at Union Valley were recovered Wednesday by Sheriff L. E. Franklin north of Konawa as part of a Ford's equipment. One man Buddy Huckleby was arrested at a suspect's home and two others are sought.
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Ray McDonalds
Union Valley
L. E. Franklin
Konawa
Buddy Huckleby
Gerald Hathcock Pleads Guilty in Maiming Case
Gerald Hathcock pleaded guilty to maiming and was sentenced to one year and one day in the state penitentiary. He allegedly hurt Bud Malloy’s ear during a Saturday altercation and was implicated in a recent city jail break before being recaptured the next morning.
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Thuisday
Gerald Hathcock
State
Bud Malloy
Gerald
Accident Fatal to E. F. Comegys Sr
Edward F. Comegysk Sr 66 former owner of Sterling Milk Products and holder of a patent on a milk sterilization method died from injuries after an accident in Wharton Texas. He was a notable former Oklahoma City businessman and inventor.
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Oklahoma City
Edward F. Comegysk, Sr
Sterling Milk Products Company
Wharton
Texas
Ardmore milk product pioneer Comegys dies in crash
Comegys, once state supervisor for New York Life and former Sterling Co. head, died in an automobile accident. He had retired after selling his Sterling company to Beatrice Creamery of Chicago and lived in Ardmore after earlier residence in Gainesville. He leaves two sons Edward F. Jr. and Walter of Oklahoma City and a daughter Mrs. Jas. Dailey of New York.
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Comegys
New York Life Insurance Company
Ardmore
Sterling Company
Beatrice Creamery Company
Chicago
Gainesville
Tex
Edward F. Jr
Walter
Oklahoma City
Jas. Dailey
New York
Horace Mann Horsemen Fall 7-0 at Norris Field
Asher high school capitalized on a 20 yard dash for a touchdown after an interception to beat Horace Mann 7 to 0. Horace Mann outgained 7 first downs to 2 but failed to convert in close. Coach Raymond Cox praised the young team as they prep to host Wayne high next Thursday at three.
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Horace Mann
Horsemen
Asher High School
Norris Field
Husky Asher
Asher
Raymond Cox
Wanette High School
Wayne High
SHERIFFS FORGE HAS BUSY TIME
The sheriff's force had a busy weekend with a Hart ecommunity shooting and several thefts. Dr A G Austell of Center lost two sets of harness, no arrests yet. Three arrested near Alden for a warehouse burglary in oil fields, charges to be filed. Moonshiners faced tough rounds with eight stills seized and 15 to 20 arrests in ten days.
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Hart
A. G. Austell
Center
Alden
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