Oil Production Up During Week Tulsa
United States crude oil production rose by 46 653 barrels daily with Texas and Oklahoma increases driving the gain. Total output reached 2 150 157 barrels per day while state totals showed Texas at 891 885 and Oklahoma up to 394 220 barrels.
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Tulsa
Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
East
Oklahoma City
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Elven Goodson Dies At Home South Of Allen
Elven Geo Otison Mivin Goodson, 20, died at his home south of Allen Thursday morning at 1 30. Funeral services were held at the home Thursday afternoon at 2 36. Burial was in Red Oak Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Elvin is survived by his mother Mrs Martha Goodson.
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Mivin Goodson
Allen
Red Oak
Criswell Funeral Home
Elvin
Martha Goodson
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Vennington dies at home west of Ada
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Milo Vennington died Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock at the family home west of Ada. Funeral service and burial are scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock, with Hudson Keith Funeral Home in charge.
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Milo Vennington
Ada
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home
Franks Veteran Louis C. Lea Dies at 37
Louis C. Lea of Franks died at the Veterans hospital in MuskeeGee Monday morning at 8 30. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 30 with Rev George L Hayes officiating. Norman Howard post of the American Legion led the military service. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Louis C. Lea
Franks
Veterans Hospital
MuskeeGee
George L. Hayes
Hudnom Keith Funeral Home
Norman Howard Post
American Secon
Charce
Lava
Fewis
Community notes on crops gatherings and social visits
Weather brings people outdoors as they gather crops and share meals. Frequent visits occur among locals including Bud Smith, Johnny Mann, Alma Smith, and many others visiting family and friends across DunCan, Lula, Center, and Frisco areas. An upcoming all day singing, revival meetings, and church events are announced, with sympathy offered for a local death and prayers for rain to ease dry stock.
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Lillie Horton
Edd
Byron Crossland
Center
Rofs
Extypt
Parish Chapel
Milo Pennington
Jesus
Stringer
Charlie
Shurman Horton
Leonard Cantrell
Frisco Newsbrief Reports Dry Weather and Local Happenings
The Frisco area remains dry with a single rain shower to settle dust since July 5. Crops show mixed results with cotton likely opening early and belts small, while corn improves and sells for fifteen to twenty cents a bushel. Health is generally good except Mrs. Gilstrap of Brome is seriously ill at her parents home. Local social notes mention visits by Mildred and Margaret Brodin and Charles from Ada, and marriages of Marcie Durbin and Glenn Reaves in Ada, and Buck Morin with Rita Smith in Ada.
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Prisco
Robert Gilstrap
Bromide
W. B. Dennis
Mildred
Margaret Brodin
Charles
Ada
Frisco
C. H. Hurst
Joe B
L. T. Dantel
J. W. Mobley
Margaret Daniel
Jewel Dennis
Clearwater
Fla
James Tedder
Allen
Marcie Durbin
Glenn Reaves
Buck Morin
Mise Ritae Smith
Melba Hisaw
Local 4 H Club Exhibits Win Ribbons at Stonewall Fair
The 4 H club presented a coed show with 24 club girls and won 22 blue ribbons at the Stonewall event. Parelee Hudgins took first in canning, Joe Laverne Hyde second. Isabel Hudes first in sewing, Gladys Chaffin second.
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Stonewall
Ada
Parelee Hudgins
Canning
Joe Laverne Hyde
Isabel Hudes
Gladys Chaffin
Rev. Lowery
Amos Brandon
Oklahoma City
Aleen Scott
Archie Leach
W. A. Weaver
Elizabeth
F. G. Mayfield
Mountain Home School
Ardmore
L. H. Blackwell
Lewis
Sacramento
Cal
Pranks Sunday School Attendance Encouraged
Sunday school attendance is urged with a call to bring someone along. The brief notes list locals visiting Ada, friends and relatives seen over the weekend, and many mentions of church events and Sunday activities.
Francis School Opens Following Monday Start
Local community notes Francis School began on Monday with students and staff. The column records social visits among residents including Miss Maud Munger with Addie Keener and Edna Munger with Etola Parker, plus overnight stays and kinship ties across Foster Oklahoma Konawa and Konawa visitors.
Ada Visitors and Local News Highlight Keener Family
Mrs Jewel Walters and Miss Maud Munger visited Ada on Saturday on business. Miss Addie Keener won two pounds of candy for being the best looking girl at a candy breaking event Monday night. John Keener returned home after visiting his sister Mrs Clem Jones in Weleetka. Daisy Keener visited school and Dorothy Chaddick of Ada visited her father and friends recently.
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Ben Weaver
Cushing
E. Patton
L. L. McClain
Tennessee
J. W. Mobley
Glens
Eldo Whipple
C. H. Hurst
Joe B
Ada
Chester Williamson
Don Condren
Oscar Wardiow
Lorene Parker
Eloise Wardiow
Joe Turkhart
Bernice Henry
Arletha Williamson
Artha Williamson
Elois Wardrow
Ada Staurday
Jim Werdie
Jack Billingsley
Sheep Creek
Columbus Stewart
Curtis Reeves
Western Oklahoma
Rue Alexander
Grandma Williamson
Louella Cunningham
Marie Pittmen
Bus McKinney
George Driver
Alvin Minor
E. L. Alexander
Owensly Wilson
Bobbie Jean
Maud Munger
Addie Keener
Edna Munger
Etola Parker
Elmer Johnson
Ed Hays
Jack Holt
D. S. Keener
Foster
Okla
Ode Henson
Patterson
Henry Keener
Konawa
Brooks Smith
Clennan Eads
Mr. Ledford
Keenen
Jewel Walters
Jack Parker
John Keener
Clem Jones
Weleetka
Daisy Keener
Dorothy Chaddick
Happy Land Social Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs Byrd Nickell visited daughter Eulas Brannon of Lovelady Saturday night. Miss Ollie Morrison visited Miskell Lamb Tuesday evening. Several families from Oakman and Ada shared meals and companionship on Sunday including the Linseys Hicks Lambs and J M Ingram household. Ruth Tharp had a birthday dinner with George Robbins and family Tuesday. Come on Denny we want to hear from you.
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Byrd Nickell
Eulas Brannon
Lovelady
Ollie Morrison
Miskell Lamb
J. M. Ingram
Will Linsey
Ivas Linsey
Rann Hicks
Oakman
Dallas Lamb
Ada
Guy Binkley
Clara Caton
Zora Daniels
Edd Lamb
Ruby Wilson
Mary Wilson
Ruth Tharp
Bernice Anderson
Pauline
Lorene Laughlin
Troy Lilley
Scott Wilson
Chesley Madden
Sam Morrison
Ruby Jones
Ira Jenkins
George Robbins
Denny
Standards and Car Lot Totals From Centralized Market
The report lists 90 centralized car lots with 20 entities noted. It shows 6 249 eggs and mentions firm extra firsts carlots 19 percent and fresh graded firsts carlots 19 percent. Current receipts 14 173 are cited.
Potatoes Steady in U S Shipments Across Regions
Chicago report notes Potatoes 58 on track 153 with total U S shipments 469, trading fair. Wisconsin Cobblers 724 773, Minnesota Cobblers Hollandale 80 824, Early Ohios 75 774, North Dakota Red River Ohios 82 85, Idaho Triumphs 95 105, Idaho Russets 1.50.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Grain Prices Fall as Roosevelt Address Looms
Chicago market diary notes wheat drops about 3 cents as lack of buying support appears, traders wait on Governor Roosevelt's address on agriculture today. No. 2 red wheat quoted 53 4-54, corn around 30 1 2, oats down to 16 1 6 to 17 1 3 per bushel with mixed and yellow varieties also listed.
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Chicago
Commission House
Roosevelt
Funeral attendance notes and local social visits
The item lists funeral attendance for E. L. Goodson of Red Oak and multiple social visits among residents. It also mentions the marriage of Omer Davis and Alma Dunn and a road trip by George Stages family and the Davises to western Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City Market Summary for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Oklahoma City market notes show cattle: 1300 head with calves 400 and varied lots, medium to good yearlings 2.50 to 6.00, local fed prospects to 6.50, cows and bulls ranges from 1.00 to 6.50, stockers and feeders steady. Hogs 1400 head steady, tops 4.05 to outsiders, packer 3.95, bulk over 5.50, sows 2.00 to 2.85. Sheep 690 head with lambs mostly steady to 25 cents lower, packer top 5.00, yearlings 3.00 to 3.25.
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Okla
Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Lead Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market report shows hogs at 4,500 head with top 4.15 and price spreads for various weights, cattle at 7,000 head with best steers around 9.15 and cows 3.25-4.75, calves and stockers mixed, and sheep at 8,600 with native lambs around 5.25 and ewes 1.90-2.00. Direct, slow and uneven trading noted with most classes steady to higher or lower by category.
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Kansas City
Poultry Prices From Chicago Market Report
Live poultry prices listed for 48 trucks in Chicago on September 14 show hens 15 to 16 cents, leghorn hens 11, colored broilers 13 to 14, springs 13 to 14, roosters 11, turkeys 10 to 12, spring ducks 11 to 13, old ducks 11 to 12, geese 10 to 12, leghorn broilers 12.
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Chicago
Butter market report with price ranges and quality notes
Chicago dairy market update lists unsettled creamery prices and butter classes. Prices span extras firsts and seconds across different scores, with per pound ranges noted for 93 score creamery specials and 90s to 80s quality grades.
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Chicago
Cotton futures stumble after early advances in New York
In New York on September 14 cotton futures opened 23 to 27 points higher on covering and Liverpool cables, then fell sharply as southern hedge selling increased. December contracts dropped from 7.76 to 7.35, hitting new lows for the move with late trading showing 10 to 17 points net losses and 37 to 42 points from earlier highs.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton market sees fair rally then retreat in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 14 cotton opened with fair strength and active business. Prices for October, December, and January rose to 7.58, 7.76, and 7.82 before hedge selling driven the market lower. By late morning October fell to 7.43 and December to 7.56, ending with steady weakness as offerings absorbed and exports were 4,909 bales.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton steady as market closes down slightly
New York spot cotton markets opened quiet with middling at 7.25 cents. Reported close shows steady price with a 25 point drop, sales of 5,066 bales and receipts totaling 6,549 while stock rose to 916,836 bales.
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New York
New Orleans
Two Arrested in Lindsay Robbery Case
Homer Flowers and Juster Ross were arrested in connection with a Lindsay theft of tools worth 300 dollars last Sunday night. They were taken to Pauls Valley by officials after being linked to the Sunday night break in. Tools including acetylene welding torches and tubing were recovered near Sulphur Durant Atoka and Coalgate.
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Homer Flowers
Juster Ross
Lindsay
Pauls Valley
Durant
Atoka
Coalgate
City Pays Off Paying Tax On Seven Projects
Citizens owning property along with the city officials continue to settle taxes tied to seven municipal projects. The report notes orderly payments and no new delinquencies as funds are allocated to infrastructure and public works.
Ada City Pays $2329 Paving Taxes on City Projects
City of Ada faced annual assessments for paving and tax bills totaling 2329.24 dollars including east side of city hall block and old west Main paving along Glenwood park. Next year seven installments totaling 1163.55 dollars due on projects on west Main west Thirteenth and Court street.
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Ada
City Hall
Old West Main
Glenwood Park
West Main
Convention Hall
Court Street
Lee Dages
Lon Moore Dies at Fort Worth Explosion
Funeral services were held for Lon W. Moore age 50 who was killed by an explosion at a Fort Worth refinery. He lived in Lawrence previously and worked as master mechanic for Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Co. Survived by his widow and eight children including daughters Clara Scott Ada and Jewell and Bernice Moore. sons Edgar Bail L. D. and Junior Moore. Services at Church of Christ East Main, burial in Rosedale Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge.
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Lon W. Moore
Fort Worth
Texas
Moore
Lawrence
Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Church of Christ
East Main
Rosedale
Criswell Funeral Home
Clara Scott
Ada
C. D. Patton
Jewell
Bernice Moore
Edgar
Bail L. D
Junior Moore
Observation Explodes in East River Killing Dozens
An old wooden steamboat named Observation exploded in the East River near Hell Gate injuring many and killing at least 25 with reports of more deaths possible. The ferry workers were building cells for a new penitentiary on Riker's Island. Captain Alexander Forsythe injured. engineer Harry Hires missing. Investigations by police and steamboat authorities begun.
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New York
East River
Hell Gate
Riger’s Island
Harry Hires
Mattewan
Forsythe
Alexander Forsythe
George Forsythe
Kearney
N. J
Twin Bridge
Steamboat Inspection Service
Kerney Dock
Police
District Attorney’s Office
Department of Commerce
William Donoghue
Lang Island
E. G. Wallenstik
Yonkers
John Bailey
Carter Rejects Claim For Copy Of Alfalfa Bill
Oklahoma City September 10. State Auditor Frank Carter rejected a 1.50 claim by Oklahoma College for Women President M A Nash for a copy of Alfalfa Bill by Gordon Hines. Receipt signed by C J Hagerling at Murray for President headquarters cited. Carter said the state should not pay for presidential campaign literature.
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Oklahoma City
Upx
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
William Henry Murray
Frank Carter
M. A. Nash
College
Gordon Hines
C. J. Hagerling
Murray-for-President
Carter
Three Burned to Death in Plane Crash at Mountain Sides
El Paso dispatch reports pilot W J Bryant Robbins co pilot Francis Briggs and passenger Victor Elfman killed when their American Airways craft struck a mountainside. George A Davidson survived after tightening his safety belt as the plane wrecked. Rescue pilots Ira McConaugh ey and Victor Miller found the wreckage.
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Mond
Cal
Guadalupe Mountains
el Paso
Robbins
Guadalupe Chain
Davidson
Dallas
McConaughey
Miller
Res. L. Robbins
Red Robbins
Bryant Robbins
American Airways
Texas Air Transport
Texas
George A. Davidson
W. J. (Bryant) Robbins
Francis W. Briggs
Victor Elfman
St. Louis
Ira McConaughey
Victor Miller
Rich
Slaying Probe of Millionaire Rancher's Sons
Texas Rangers investigated the deaths of Arthur Morton 15 and Harry Morton 14 at a stone house near their parents home north of San Marcos. Arthur died inside the building from a head wound and Harry died after being brought to a hospital. a revolver, bloodstains, and a bloodstained handaxe were found. Justice of the Peace Ramsay ruled accidental death, suggesting a struggle over the revolver. Captain Hamer and George Allen led the inquiry. The boys were sons of Arthur Hunter Morton of San Antonio.
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San Marcoc
Texas
Texas Rangers
San Marcos
Arthur Morton
Harry
Harry Morton
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Ramsay
Frank Hamer
George M. Allen
The
Austin
Arthur Hunter Morton
San Antonio
Zilla Naylor
Morton
Naylor
Boy Hero Sacrifices Life Saving Two Girls in Fire
In New Orleans Billy Tyler a 15 year old high school student died of burns after saving two girls Camille Sanborn and Clarabelle Transfer both 15 from a flaming garage He rushed with a burning gasoline can to the street and perished in hospital He remained modest about his heroism as his mother voiced pride.
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New Orleans
Billy Tyler
Billy
Camille Sanborn
Clarabelle Transfer
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