Oklahoma farmer column on cream income and debt
The column argues that milking cows for cream helps farmers cover daily family expenses and avoid debt. It notes smaller dairying can be profitable if markets exist and emphasizes practical farming experience, youth club work, and county fair reports in Oklahoma. It highlights 4-H club impact, dairy judging, and upcoming fair awards, plus recipe notes and subscriber quirks.
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Gren
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Livestock News
Seminole Dominates Monthly Production Tax Distribution
Seminole county led the Oklahoma monthly gross production tax distribution with 255,811.80 dollars, out of 481,067.92 total shared among 30 counties. Kay county followed with 41,785.93 dollars, Creek county at 82,424.27, Kiowa at 9.23, and Pontotine at 1,678.07 dollars.
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Oklahoma
Seminole County
Kay County
Creek County
Kiowa County
Pontoine County
Obituaries From Ada Area Include Reed, Neal and Venson Deaths
Elihu Reed 10 of near Centra homa died Wednesday night at 12 05 in Joca hospital. Funeral services were held at Globe cemetery this afternoon. Henry Granger died Wednesday at 11 10 after a long illness. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 4 at the home of Dr H H Granger at 220 West Hizntcent street with Rev R T Blackburn officiating. Body to be taken to Sooper Hi Mo for interment. Mrs B W Neal 86 died Saturday at 12 90 at her son John McAn ally’s home seven miles northwest of Ada. Funeral services were at 4 Saturday at Center cemetery with Rev Bilis Roberts officiating. interment Center cemetery. Widow of Capt J G Neal who preceded. Mrs John D Venson 85 died Sunday at 12 45 at the residence of her son-in-law Judge J M King. Funeral 9 30 at King residence with Rev RH O Whitwell officiating. interment in Rosedale cemetery. Trenton Carrell 24 died this morning at 9 at home north of Ada on the road to Colbert. Funeral 4 this afternoon by Hon E O Whitwell. interment in World cemetery. He was the son of Mrs Belle Carroll and nephew of M R Chilcutt. a young man of exemplary habits. He had been in poor health for years despite medical care.
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Elihu
Wind
Jess Reed
Centrahoma
Joca
Globe Cemetery
Henry Granger
Granger
West Hizntcent Street
R. T. Blackburn
Sanday
Bwltie Wi. Neal
Bottle B. Neal
John McAnally
Ada
Bilis Roberts
Center Cemetery
Lata
J. G. Neal
John DB
John D. Venson
J. M. King
King
RH. O. Whitwell
Rosedale Cemetery
Trenton Carrell
Colbert
Hen. E
Whitwell
Worl
Belle Carroll
M. R. Chilcutt
Mrs Lucinda Woods Dies at 70 in Oklahoma Territory
Mrs Lucinda Woods nee Rich was born in Robinson WM January 18 1857 and died September 7 year7 aged 70 years 7 months 23 days She was married to J A Woods August 31 1876 at Chico Texas She joined the Christian church October 1876 and remained a devout member Survived by husband five children Charlie Woods Holdenville George Woods Wilsow Waller Woods Apache Mrs T W Kirkley Ada and Mrs James A Roy Wilson Also four sisters M Bey Carruthers Ira Texas
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Lucinda Woods
Rich
Robinson
J. A. Woods
Chico
Texas
Christian Church
Charlie Woods
Holdenville
George Woods
Wilsow
Waller Woods
T. W. Kirkley
Ada
James A. Roy Wilson
M Bey Carruthers
Ira
Texs
Miss Vera Grant to Teach at Oklahoma A&M College Stillwater
Miss Vera Grant longtime Ada city schools faculty member leaves Thursday to take primary demonstration teacher post for the Department of Education at Oklahoma A&M college Stillwater with a salary of 2000 dollars annually. Her departure follows not being retained in Ada schools amid spring election changes. Friends and pupils expect success in the Stillwater position.
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Very Grant
Ada
Sitwater
Department of Education
A. and M. College
Ugh Ag Sig
Grant
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Oakman School News and Local Social Notes
Sunday visits and car mishap mark a rural community week. Oakman High School reports absences due to measles and cotton picking, notes a strong fair exhibit with many blue ribbons, and plans a possible state fair entry. Church updates include baptisms and revival outcomes, with a schedule for next Sunday’s program and lessons on New Testament religion led by local members.
Simpson Sunday school plans mixer on campus
Simpson Sunday school progresses well and invites parents to attend an old time mixer next Friday from 7 to 10 pm on the school campus. Young people and patrons urged to join for fun and frolic with refreshments and games committees in place. Grounds will be well lighted and attendees asked to bring ice cream freezers milk and cakes.
New Baptist Building to Open Soon in Ada
The First Baptist church will open its new $100,000 building on September 18 with 1500 seats. Pews are in place, balcony chairs installed, lighting underway, organ may be delayed until October 2 revival. Visitors welcome all day. A Sunday school campaign targets 1800 in attendance by Oct 2 led by Lee F. Smith. Mrs. R. C. Kane of St. Louis told police her husband was “too lazy to shiver when he was cold.”
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the Fair and Park Association
First Baptist Church
Jorgan
Mar
Lee'f. Smith
First Baptist ‘Church
Ada
R. C. Kane
St. Louis
Summers Chapel School Adjoruns For Cotton Picking Start Oct 10
Attendance fell prompting adjournment until after cotton picking with restart set for October 10. School work showcased at county fair earning blue ribbons and fifth in general exhibits. Thanks expressed for transportation help and support. Community aims for first prize in contest. Sunday school drew a large crowd with hopes of higher attendance. Christian Endeavor service had modest turnout but yielded engaging discussion. Farmers prep for busy season after October 10. Tulsa report notes state Young Democrats gathering in Medicine Park with Genator Thaddeus Caraway expected. Governor Johnston may attend. Cow butcher’s stomach find reveals shotgun and pistol cartridges, nails, scrap iron. Miss Nelle Cook wins most beautiful ankles at Folkestone, England.
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Christian Endeavor Service
Bro
Hearton
Young Demos
Tulsa
State League of Youngs Democrats
Medicine Park
Lawton
J. F. Rollins
League
Thaddeus Caraway
Arkansas
Johnston
Smb
Kansas City
Nelle Cook
Folkestone
England
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