Norris Outlines Balanced Farm Program for Pontotoc County
The Norris family hosts an agricultural meeting at Horse Shoe Ranch to promote balanced farming. Mr. Norris cites partnerships with tenants, outlines terms to buy land, and urges broader participation to boost income and settle idle land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Shoe Ranch
Mrs. Norris
Mr. Norris
A. & M. College
Norris
Henry W. Grady
Grady
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
Ford
Norris Contract on 50 50 Basis
P A Norris presents a proposed fifty fifty livestock partnership and lease. The owner and lessee share duties, with equal stock ownership and profits, and joint responsibility for taxes, insurance, and farm improvements. The agreement emphasizes crop rotation, livestock raising, soil fertility, and timely settlements with the lessee for half proceeds.
Pecan growing gains attention in Oklahoma and Texas
The article highlights expanding pecan cultivation in Oklahoma and Texas, citing top-worked native trees like Holman’s Ardmore orchard, the Williamson variety, and records from Carter County and Texas farms. It notes four to five year planning, nursery stock expansion, and the need for intelligent adaptation to regional rainfall, with demonstrations of robust growth and notable yields despite pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Holman
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Arch Clark
Treas
Okla
Pecan Grow. Asse., Inc
Southeastern
Southwest
Southeast
Williamson
Moneymaker
Schley
Burkett
Halbert
Stuart
Holman
Carter County Court House
Bottom Lane
O. K. Darden
Stuart Scions
George L. Dyer
Carter County Fair Board
Texas
Rural Club Work in Pontotoc Go
Pontotoc county hosts 9 adult and 26 junior 4 H clubs totaling 120 women and 646 youth. Advisory Board guides yearly work with major projects poultry clothing dairy and garden. Highlights include Anthony Floyd’s poultry success and county garden yields while dairy and home improvements show steady progress across Vanoss and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morgan
H.D.A
Pontotoc County
A. & M. College Extension
Vanoss
Devil's den
Anthony Floyd
B. A. Pratt
East Central
Anthony
Oklahoma City State Fair
Muskogee
Graf Zeppelin completes world flight lands at Lakehurst
The Graf Zeppelin ends a 21 day journey circling the globe with 11 days of flight time. Commander Hugo Eckener and Lt. Cmdr. Charles Rosendahl lead the crew as 5,000 spectators watch the ship land at Lakehurst New Jersey after stops in Friedrichshafen Tokyo and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Crowley
Associated Press
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shenando
Graf
Los Angeles
William B. Leeds
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Severa
Navy
Cleveland
Customs and Immigration
New York
Friedrichshafen
Tokyo
Zeppelin
Collyer and Mears
Lakehust
Fredrichshafen
Germany
Japan
Pacific Ocean
W. W. Chaplin
Lee
John Henry Mears
C. B. D. Collyer
Atlantic
United States Army
Great
Manhattan
Hugo Eckener
Miner ends life with dynamite cap in Arkansas yard
Garrett Davis, 48, a miner, killed himself in Paris Arkansas by placing a lighted dynamite cap in his ear as neighbors found his body in the yard. Coroner Sam Meredith said despondency over domestic affairs and unemployment were believed to have prompted the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ark
Garrett Davis
Sam Meredith
Greatest returns for the amount invested
A compact column highlights value deals in news and classified ads. It notes favorable ROI, price comparisons, and practical shopping tips to maximize returns on purchases and listings. The piece emphasizes smart budgeting and timely opportunities for readers seeking economic value.
National Pecan Growers Meet in Ardmore in 28th Convention
Ardmore Oklahoma prepares to host the 28th annual National Pecan Growers Association convention September 24 25 and 26 with three daily sessions in the convention hall. Experts from the U S Department of Agriculture and pecan colleges will present papers on culture disease control and marketing and a state wide pecan belt tour is planned to follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Clark
Seec
Treas. Okla
Pecan Trrow
Ardmore
Oklahoma
National
Pecan Growers Association
Division of Nut Culture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges of
Pecan States
Mississippi
Southwest
State Chamber of Commerce
Murder Preliminary Postponed in Tulsa Case
Preliminary hearing for Mrs. Charles W. Stanley and Ernest Shackleford on murder charges connected to the death of Stanley's husband, a retired Frisco railroad engineer, was continued to September 9 by Pleas Judge W N Randolph as the state requested more time. Shackleford is Stanley's brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Charles W. Stanley
Ernest Shackleford
W. N. Randolph
Shacklerford
Stanley
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P. A. Norris
United States
Texas Department of Agriculture
R. L. Gdum
T Wdc
Tom Parks
San Saba
Pontotog GO
Eckener
Globe
Miner
Davis
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