Pryor Mourns Death Of J Howard Langley Former Justice
Pryor honors J Howard Langley 68 former Oklahoma supreme court justice and Grand River Authority head a founder of the state constitution and advocate of hydro projects. Survived by widow Octave Brock Langley and two children James and Mrs Werren Hadley. Langley died after 11 p.m. from heart disease following a long career in law and public service. He helped secure the 1903 Mayes County courthouse and urged Pryor as a federal court seat auto. He served on the court briefly in 1931 and returned to practice before joining the Grand River Authority. Burial details not provided.
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Pryor
J. Howard Lanzley
State Supreme Court
Grand River Authority
Langley
McDonald County
Supreme Court
Murras
Lancier
High Court
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Delaware County
Missouri
Adair
Octave Brock
Siloam Springs
Ark
Mayes County
Court House
Pryer
Supreme Court Bench
Kingz
Werren Hadley
James
Buffalo line rare memento seeks Oklahoma Historical Society display
An eight by ten foot buffalo hide bearing 279 Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers Association members may go to the Oklahoma Historical Society if a suitable glass case costing about 509 dollars can be provided. The hide lists members from 1889 to 1933 with death markers, shows Colonel Zack T. Miller, and features brand borders and Western scenes.
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Gutrenil
CLP
Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers’ Association
Oklahoma Historical Society
Oscar E. Brewster
Crescent
Historical Society
Brewster
Cowpunchers’ Association
Zack T. Miller
Cherokee Strip
E. W. Lenders
Oklahoma City
Association
Roger Glenn Taylor
AAA Program Plans Higher Hog Output Next Year
Washington reports that AAA chiefs, buoyed by a strong referendum showing support for the 1956 corn hog program, plan to raise pork production by 25 to 60 percent over this year. Officials cite drought and market conditions, expect four year contracts with annual termination options, and will set corn loan terms around 40 to 45 cents per bushel.
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AAA
Washington
Wallace
Davis
Eastension Glasses Meet Regularly
Eastension Glasses hold regular gatherings reported in the East Central Journal, detailing local club meetings and community update sessions. The item notes ongoing participation and scheduled dates for future meetings.
Oil Wells Named For Women Often Hard to Manage
Oklahoma City report explains why oil wells bear feminine names. Early lease signings by Charlie Carter led to first signers being women, sparking a tradition in which producing companies name new wells after the lease-signing ladies. The piece cites wells such as Wild Mary Sudik Eva Stout Contrary Mary and Rambunctious Ruth Williams. It also notes ongoing drilling feats and safety efforts in the field plus separate notices about extension classes taught by professors Morrison, Hopper, and Herring in local towns.
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Oklahom
City
CP — Ita
Oklahoma
Charlie Carter
Marie Carter
New Territory
Carter
Mary” Sudik
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
Eva Stout
Jeanette Lewis Holmes
Gladewater
Tex
Amanda Cole
Sinclair Prairie
Mary
Mary’ Green
Oklahoma Governors Mansion
Ruth’ Williams
Old Fox
Ardmore
Ruth Williams
Davis Named American Consul to Valencia Spain
Washington announces Thomas L D Davis of McAlester Oklahoma will serve as American consul at Valencia Spain. The appointment follows his tenure as consul in Bergen Norway.
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Washington
State Department Today
Thomas LD. Davis
McAlester, Okla
Bergen
Norway
Valencia
Spain
Greatest return for the amount wrested
A classified ad notes a strong value deal offering high return on investment. Local residents report quick yields amid market activity and eager buyers respond to the offer.
Fall Gains in Business Continue
The Administrative and Research Weekly Index of Business Trend reports a strong rise for the week ended October 19, reaching 85.8 up from 78.9 and well above last year’s 67.9. Key drivers include auto industry activity, soft coal production, freight car movements, and higher domestic cotton deliveries.
Revival Drives Textile Sector Into Steady Output
In the surge of revival in the textile industry steel ingot production remained steady at record levels while oil and petroleum output stayed robust and retail trade showed only modest variation.
UAT AFFIRMS FIVE CONVICTIONS IN OKLAHOMA
The criminal court of appeals upheld J. F. Moore former Capitol State Bank president on embezzlement and a ten year term with a $1,000 fine. Katie Davis of Cherokee Indians must serve a life sentence for her husband Jeff Davis's death. Other upheld convictions include Oscar C. Fisher for larceny of domestic fowls, Srl Rose for manslaughter, and Albert Docker for second degree burglary.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
J. F. Moore
Capitol State Bank of
Capitol Hill
Katie Davis
MclIntosh County
Jeff Davis
Oscar C. Fisher
Cotton County
Srl Rose
Jackson County
Albert Docker
Logan County
Oklahoma Star farmer Carl Williams earns national praise
The article profiles Carl Williams of Ponca City named Oklahoma Star farmer of 1935 by a Kansas City newspaper. It details his start with $50, first Jersey cow, 99 acres of wheat, poultry successes, tornado setbacks, and current assets and income while renting 145 acres and operating multiple livestock and crops.
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Chickasha Express
Car
John Williams
Ponca City
Kansas City
Oklahoma ‘Star Farmer
Carl
Future Farmers of America
Associated Press
Ponca City High School
Detroit physician speaks on subject How to Keep the Doctor Away
A Detroit physician delivers remarks on How to Keep the Doctor Away signaling strong oratory skill. The piece notes his engaging style and possible emphasis on preventive care and public health.
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Detroit
Marland Calls on Citizens to Have Automobiles Inspected
Oklahoma Governor Marland urged a 45-day voluntary auto inspection period starting November 15 to December 1. Unofficial stations will be set up at service stations, with J M Gentry named chief of inspection. Inspections are voluntary and applicants receive a windshield sticker if certified. Public officials and civic groups urged to cooperate.
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Marland
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J. M. Gentry
Crude oil stocks dip as weekly figures show decline
Crude oil stocks for the week ending Oct 19 totaled 302,649,000 barrels, down 515,000 from the prior week. Domestic stocks fell 808,000 while foreign crude rose 295,000. production held steady at about 2,850,000 barrels daily, with imports rising to 115,000 barrels and runs to stills down slightly.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Good Crop On President's Georgia Farm
President Roosevelt's Georgia farm on Pine Mountain reports its best crops in years and no AAA affiliation. Manager Otis Moore details grapes for market while feed crops go to livestock, noting 125 head of cattle and 1,300 bushels of corn, with plans to plant more.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Pine Mountain
Georgia
White House
AAA
Otis Moore
Moore
Greatest returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Classified ad summary notes high value returns on investments and deals highlighted in the newspaper section. Readers are urged to consider listed opportunities as cost effective options.
Armistice Day Observance Proclaimed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt proclaims November 11 1935 Armistice Day to honor WWI end and promote world peace. He directs US flag display on government buildings and asks nationwide observances in schools churches and other venues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Saerament
Ray Murphy
The
Arlinston National Cemetery
Senate
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
United States of America
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Planes 100 Muck for Ethiopians
Count Galeazzo Ciano demonstrates Italian air power over Ethiopia during a four hour recon mission from Asmara to Makale. Italian planes dive on suspected Ethiopian concentrations while ground fire little slows the attack, leaving widespread fleeing troops as the Mareb river recedes behind.
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Andrue Berding
Associated Press
Asmara
Eritrea
Galeazzo Cian
Italy
Lelow
Il Duce
Aduwa
Makale
Count Ciano
Itatiars
Shacka
Work Posta
Mareb
Lease Broker Pleads Guilty To Tax Evasion
Theodore J. Wasabaugh a Tulsa oil lease broker pleaded guilty in federal court to income tax evasion. Judge Edgar S. Vaught deferred sentencing while the case awaits further action. Prosecutors said he failed to report income from an oil lease deal totaling about 290 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Ort
Theodore J. Wasabaugh
Tulsa
Edgar S. Vaught
Wasabaugh
Frank Dudley
U.S
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Chester C. Davis
East Central Journal
B. L. Morrison
Morrison
Okmulgee
Tecumseh
Tecumseh Ward
W. S. Hopper
Okemah
W. C. Herring
Wayne
Wayne High School
Administrative and Research Corporation
New York
NOY
UAT
the Forum of the Press
H. V. Drees
NEA
Wal Wal
Okla
Henderson
Braddock
Louis
Irving
Irving School
Ing
Ada School System
Ada City
Ada
Bonnie Allen
Will Rogers Memorial Fund
First National Bank
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
E. Grant
F. C. Norris
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