Pontotoc county youth win trips to Oklahoma City fair
Koya and Girle lead a group of Pontotoc county boys and girls who earned trips to the state fair. They depart Sunday for Oklahoma City, staying in dormitory accommodations, taking courses in judging foods home improvement and more, with winners named in both girls and boys divisions.
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Koya
Girle
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
Bic
Doris Watson
Roberta Johnson
Mae McCurry
Maud Hughes
Irene Loman
Union Valley
Lorena Walker
Maxwell
Mary Lou Pitts
Vaness
Glen Mobley
Frisco
Vardaman Chilcote
Latta
Woodrow Horton
Stonewall
Kenneth Hudson
Tatta
Melvin Solomon
Vanoss
Wilburn Blackwell
Mary Lee Pitt
Ola Coulson
Roff
Finis Cope
Ada
Dairy Club
Lewis Johnson
Pontotoc County Schools Shine at State Fair
Pontotoc county sent a school exhibit to the Oklahoma City state fair. Under county superintendent J. W. Huff and his staff the display earned 12 firsts 11 seconds six thirds and 10 fourths totaling 56 in prizes. Huff had envisioned county representation after touring the fair last year and more schools joined this year showing progress in display and selection of work.
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Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Illinois
Gulf of Mexico
South Central States
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Carolinas
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
J. W. Huff
Huff
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices September Market Summary
Oklahoma City markets show UP-CATTLE 900 head with calves 300 good. beef grassers to 4.75. fat cows 2.75 to 3.00 and up. canners cutters 1.00 to .75. bulls 1.75 to 2.25. best heavy calves to 4.50. few good veals to 5.00. stockers and feeders active and steady. HOGS 1600 head steady. top 3.75 to outsiders 3.85. sows and stags 2.25 to 3.00.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Kansas City market data shows hogs 5 000 head with direct cattle 6 500 calves 1 000 killing classes slow. Steers and heifers mixed to lower with ranges for weights and grades. Sheep and lambs steady with range lambs to shippers 5.35 and feeder lambs 4.25 65.
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Kansas City
Choice
Potatoes Prices And Shipments Reported In Chicago
On September 28, U S potato shipments totalled 477 with prices mixed. Wisconsin Cobblers and Minnesota Hollandale sacked at 60 to 64 cents, Minnesota Sandland and Ohio varieties around 55 to 60, South Dakota Early Ohios mostly 65, Colorado McClures 1.05 to 1.10, Idaho Russets 1.05 to 1.20.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota
Sandland Ohios
South Dakota
Ohios
Colorado McClures
Idaho Russets
Butter and Eyes Price Report From Chicago Auction
Chicago dealers report butter prices with 5 640 grade entries and 93 score creamery specials 193 20 ex tras 92 19 extra firsts 90 1 8 184 firsts 88 89 164 17a seconds 86 87 15 154 standards 90 centralized carrots 19 Eyes 5 386 easy extra firsts cars 232 local 23 fresh graded firsts cars 23 local 223 current receipts 19 21.
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Chicago
Poultry Market Prices Reported in Brief
Live poultry prices listed with truck counts and variety names including hens leghorn roosters turkeys spring ducks geese and broilers. Price ranges noted for several categories such as leghorn hens at 9 and turkeys 10 to 14 with minor variations across varieties like colored springs rock springs and old stock.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Cotton market steady with constructive tone in New Orleans
New Orleans September 28 cotton market shows moderate activity with no definite trend. Prices moved with a constructive tilt as cables ran firmer than the market opened, while local trading remained cautious.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Cotton spot market steadies after steady session
Spot cotton in New York closes steady 15 points lower with middling at 7.35 cents. Sales reach 4.85, receipts 15 680, stock 951 289. low middling 6.85 and good middling 7.80 cited.
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New Orleans
Grain spots Chicago as market notes wheat and corn values
Wheat prices No 2 red 55 34, No 1 hard 55, corn No 1 yellow 28 9 29, No 1 white 38 4. Coats No white 17 percent.
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NEW Re S
Innaisaire
Dee Seancincieamatceien A
Heiainiaiinsia Besnees
New York
Jan Sielded
Nibialocinshe
Chicago
Hulda Mae Graham Obituary Noted in Bebee Community
Hulda Mae Graham aged 85 died at her daughter’s home in Bebee Wednesday night. Funeral services were held at Bar X cemetery Thursday at 4 pm with Hudson-Keith directing. Burial followed. She is survived by son J E Green of Washington Oklahoma and three daughters Mrs Walden Mrs J F Milligan of Poteau and Mrs R T Russell of Maysville.
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Hulda Mac Graham
Hulda Mae Graham
W. E. Walden
Bebee
Bar X
Hudson-Keith
Graham
J. E. Green
Washington
Okla
Walden
J. F. Milligan
Poteau
R. T. Russell
Maysville
Mrs Eliza Click obituary in Ada note
Mrs Eliza Click wife of G M Click died at 761 West Seventeenth Friday afternoon at five. Funeral services were held at the Nazarene church Saturday at 2 30 Rev L Lee Gaines officiating. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by Mr Click two sons and five daughters Ada Gray Nell Glover Stella Bennett Maud Davis Henderson Chassie Mayden Bruce A Click Roy Click Ada Texas Oklahoma.
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Eliza Click
G. M. Click
W. Seventeenth
The
Nazarene Church
L. Lee Gaines
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Click
Ada Gray
Nell Glover
Stella Bennett
Ada
Mrs. Lucy Mahan Dies at Home Near Oakman
Mrs. Lucy Mahan wife of E M Mahan died at her home near Oakman Friday evening Funeral services were held at the home Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock Rev Chillicothe officiating Burial in Egypt cemetery Criswell's in charge
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Lucy Mahan
E. M. Mahan
Oakman
Rev. Chillicothe
Egypt Cemetery
Criswell
Mrs. E. L. Garrison of Sulphur Springs Dies
Mrs. E. L. Garrison of Sulphur Springs Texas died in that city Thursday. Burial was held Friday afternoon in Sulphur Springs. She was the mother of Mrs. Willie Chaney and had many friends here from her visits.
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E. L. Garrison
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Death of Pr. EB Kuykendall Printess H Kuykendall
Pr EB Kuykendall Printess H Kuykendall aged 24 died at the home ten miles south of Ada Monday at 12 35 pm Funeral services were held at the Jesse cemetery Monday at 3 pm Rex M L Dryden officiating Hudson Keith Funeral Home. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs A H Kuykendall of near Byrds Mill and three brothers and three sisters.
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EB. Kuykendall
H. Kuykendall
Ada
Jesse
Rex. M. L. Dryden
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home
Kuykendall
A. H. Kuykendall
Byrds Mill
Death of Gordon Harjo Two-Year-Old in Konawa
Prom Tuesday reports Gordon Harjo two year old son of Mr and Mrs Jonah Harjo of Konawa died in a local hospital Monday night at 11 o clock. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock with Hudson Keith Funeral Home in charge.
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Gordon Harjo
Jonah Harjo
Konawa
Hudson-Keith Funrial
Nazarenes Open District Meeting in Oklahoma
The eastern district Nazarene convention opened in Oklahoma with John W. Goodwin presiding. About 300 delegates attended the 8:30 a.m. session in Convention hall as Rev. Corlett addressed the audience, and townsfolk welcomed the gathering. The Sunday School division reported roughly 9,000 in enrollment and 3,500 members across the district. Mrs. Mattie Lee Aycock led the Woman’s Missionary Society as president re-elected, with Mrs. Ruby Martin as secretary.
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Oklahoma
Nazarene Church
Lewis Corlett
Dallas
Texas
General Assembly
John W. Goodwin
Pasadena
Calif
Assembly
T. J. Chambless
W. L. Blackburn
Woman's Missionary Societies
Mattie Lee Aycock
Holdenville
Aycock
Ruby Martin
Tishomingo
Yankee Cubs World Series opener turns on Gehrig blast
The Yankees routed the Cubs 12 to 6 in the first game of the World Series. Lou Gehrig powered the rally with a home run as Guy Bush struggled, allowing five Yankee runs in the sixth. The Cubs stranded ten and gave up six once glorious inning.
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Lou Gehrig
Guy Bush
Cubs
Neee
Chicago
New York
Herman
English
Ruth
Babe
Cuyler
Stephenson
Juffiney
Moore
Grimm
Yankees
Combs
Sewell
Hartnett
Koenig
Bush
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Dickey
Ruffing
Crosetti
Chapman
Lazerri
Ruffins
Judas
Grimes
Bob Smith
Koenis
Herman Sewell
Halls
Magerkurth
Gehrie
Burleigh Grimes
Lazzerris
Tony
Battery F Drill Attended by Guardsmen at Fort Sill Return
At the first regular drill of Battery F in the Oklahoma National Guard unit, strong attendance showed retained training from two weeks at Fort Sill. After drills the battery quartet entertained, with Serg. Arthur Eaton and privates Lester Denny Bufford Howard and Ralph Watson, who had been in demand during the encampment. The quartet also headlined the 189th Regimental dance.
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Oklahoma National Guard
Fort Sill
Battery
Arthur Eaton
Lester Denny
Bufford Howard
Ralph Watson
Walker Whitehead Wedding Announced in Sulphur
A wedding surprise in Ada announced the marriage of Mrs Ila Walker to Mr Howard Whitehead. They wed Friday September 23 at 2 PM in Sulphur Baptist church with Rev Cooper officiating. The couple now reside at 111 E Sixteenth after Mr Whitehead, an employee at Hazel Atlas, was accompanied by friends Thomas Earhardt and another witness.
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Ada
Ila Walker
Howard Whiteheard
Sulphur
Baptist Parsonage
Cooper
First Baptist Church
Thomas Earhardt
Cromwell Henson Wedding Reported for August
Mrs. A L Nichols announced the marriage of her daughter Francille Cromwell to Estil Henson of Ada. The ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon August 28 in Sulphur with Rev. Cooper of the First Baptist officiating. The couple, both popular in Ada, include a teacher and a local businessman.
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A. L. Nichols
Francille Cromwell
Estil Henson
Ada
Miss Cromwell
Henson
Cooper
First Baptist Church
East Central Teachers College
Horace Mann High School
Kemper Military Academy
Booneville
Tom Henson
S. Francis
Stonewall
Gandhi Ends Death Fast After British Accord Accepted
Gandhi breaks his six day protest fast after London approves most of the compromise plan on untouchable participation in elections. He resumes eating with prayers as Rabindranath Tagore leads the group. In Simla, Indian leaders cheer the decision and plan Gandhi week to fight caste discrimination.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
London
Gandhi
Mahatma
Rabindranath Tagore
Council of State
Raja Gopa Chakar
Indian National Congress
Bomb Fiends Target Judge Thayer Home in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts police seek suspects after a bomb damaged the home of Judge Webster Thayer. A copper fragment found in a nearby house bedroom is tied to the blast that ruptured the judge's residence amid the Sacco Vanzetti trial case. Police broadcast a lookout for two swarthy men in a car with New York plates seen near the scene.
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Worcester
Mass
Webster Thayer
Thayer
William P. Finneran
Sacco-Vanzetti
Ellis Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Ardmore September 28 Albert Ellis convicted of robbery with firearms in the holdup of John Weber's family and mistreatment of Weber's daughter was sentenced today to die in the electric chair on December 9. Judge John B Ogden set the execution date as Ellis spoke and remained stoic.
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Ardmore
Albert Ellis
John Weber
Fort Worth
Weber
John B. Ogden
Ellis
Webers
Miners Battle in Springfield Riot Ties to Confession
Garnett H. Smith of Herrin denied confessing to shooting Detective Sergeant Porter Williams during miners riot last night in Springfield. Smith, wounded with knife stabs, claimed he never hurt anyone and did not admit guilt. Attorney Edmund Burke planned for the release of 25 UMWA officials and organizers held on bonds of 500 dollars each.
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Sprinefield
Porter Williams
Garnet Smith
Williams
Smith
United Mine Workers
Dominic Diricalano
Springfield
Ilinois Highway
United Mine
William J. Sneed
Herrin
Lil
John L. Lewis
Sneed
Garnett H. Smith
Denton
Edmund Burke
Bond
Gasoline Tax Cited as Strongest Commodity Levy
The National Petroleum Association notes the gasoline tax is the strongest of commodity levies. The piece remarks that many levies are falling except the oil tax, while claiming Soviet Russia circulates over six billion rubies and butter costs eight dollars a pound.
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National Petroleum Association
Soviet
Russia
Distress After Meals Relieved By Black-Draught
Mr. Jess Higgins of Dawsonville Georgia reports sour stomach and bilious spells relieved by Thedford s Black-Draught. He keeps it on hand and uses a pinch after meals to prevent headaches and keep the system in good order. Also available for children as a liquid syrup form.
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Jess Higgins
Dawsonville
Thedford
Charity football game leaves Garden City merchants injured in charity event
Eastside-Westside charity football game in Garden City yesterday caused injuries to four local merchants who played, with three broken ribs, sprained legs, and head stitches reported. Other casualties included black eyes and bruises, yet the event netted $60 for charity.
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Garden City
Kans
Gam
Mussolini Farm Community Unearths Ancient Coins
Sardinia farms named for Mussolini turn from dawn tilled soil to archaeology as ancient coins and pottery are unearthed on the community plots.
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Mussolinia
Sardinia
Mussolini
Horse Association reports rising demand for horses and mules
The Horse Association of America announces increased demand for horses and mules as farmers cut machinery use to save costs.
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Chicago
The
Horse Association of America
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Hoover
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Nazarenes Open District Meeting
Eastern Oklahoma Assembly
John Goodwin
Yankee
Thea
Mound
Columbia
Lou
Cub
Walker-Whitehead
Cromwell-Henson
Truro
N. S
United Mine Woaerkers of America
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Louis L. Emmerson
United Miners
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