Lemons Resigns as FSIS Agriculture Head
J C Lemons, agriculture teacher at Fort Sill Indian School for three years, will resign to join Phoenix Indian School. James Wallace of Albuquerque will replace him. Walter Jones to head Albuquerque staff. A pot luck farewell will be held Saturday at the Wallace home lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C.lemons
Fort Sill
Phoenix
Arkansas A&m ‘College
Monticello
University of Arkansas
Lemons
Ignacio
Colo
Indian Service
Lawton
U.S. Army
West Coast
Jones
Oklahoma Arm College
Davis
Okla
Albuquerque
Greenfield
FSIS
Wallace
Oklahoma City Markets Report Shows Varied Livestock Prices
Oklahoma City USDA market notes cattle calves and hogs with mixed prices. Cattle receipts include mixed butcher and feeder types with steer calves at 19.50 to 21.50, hogs top at 23.50 for 190 to 220 pounds, calves 16.00 to 18.00, and stockers scarce. sheep offered few, trade nominal. State poultry and eggs prices list No 1 hard wheat at 2.09 to 2.11 per bushel. county clerks to issue farm check payments totaling 2,629.44 from primary election ballot funds.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Hennessey
Enid
Alva
Fairview
Kingfisher
Hobart
Ford
Vici
Blackwell
Clinton
Frederick
Reno
Yukon
Oklahoma’ City
Lawton
Bertha Preuitt
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
State Farm
Muskogee
Vinita
Deliv|r Election Board
Ardmore
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Police court activity was slow Thursday afternoon as Judge Don Fisher disposed of several water wasting and traffic cases. J. L. Cox of 1806 Taft was found innocent of water wasting charges. Mrs. John Hodge of 1332 Elm seized a $6 bond for water wasting. Billy R. Carson of 28 Wolverton Hotel and Bill Bob Ramey of Lawton each forfeited $20 bonds on remainings charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fisher
J. L. Cox
Taft
John Hodge
Elm
Billy R. Carson
Wolverton Hotel
Bill Bob Ramey
Lawton
Seems
Second Meningitis Victim Dismissed
Memorial hospital reports its second meningitis case of the summer, Jimmie Dale Orum seven son of Mr and Mrs Jimmie Orum Comanche. Corbett Harold Hallbrook six of Sterling dismissed Wednesday. Yank Sailors Give 400 Pints Of Blood To Irish Hospitals. Four hundred sailors donated a pint each in Dublin for Irish hospitals. Various Oklahoma towns list market prices and current receipts for eggs and butterfat with multiple centers noted from Vinita to Tulsa.
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Memorial Hospital
Jimmie Dale Orum
Jimmie Orum
Comanche
Corbett Harold Hallbrook
Sterling
Dublin
Ireland
U. S.navy
Chamber To Sell Tickets For Sill Baseball Game
The Lawton Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs committee sells 500 tickets at one dollar for a Fort Sill baseball game on August 7. Proceeds fund youth activities at The Artillery Center with a Fort Sill versus full committee exhibition featuring Frank Kitchens and others. Tickets available through Milt Keating, secretary-manager, as Lawtonites support military personnel and community fund drives.
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Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Fort
Leeds
Artillery Center
Fort Sill
Frank Kitchens
Stephens
R. J. Gilbert
Ford Mugg
George Page
James G. Knox
Bill Wulf
Emmett Keough
Walter Latimore
A. J. Rawlings
Clyde Shelton
Ray Babbitt
Ned Shepler
R. E. Glenn
J. R. Montgomery
A. P. Burns
Exail English
E. C. Williams
Jake Witzel
Milt Keating
Chamber
Lawtonians
Tots Suspected In City Burglary
Night burglary at Poston Construction Co. No. 6 E Hale reports two youthful suspects as footprints found inside the office. Stolen items include 100 wooden pencils a fountain pen and a notary public seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston Construction Co
E. Hale
Military Affairs panel meeting with Fort Sill leaders
Continen chief of staff met the Military Affairs committee on Wednesday to help plan. General Williams thanked civilian leaders for the chance to discuss common issues facing Lawton and Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Affairs Committee
Gen. Williams
Lawton
Fort Sill
Veteran recalls Geronimo era exploits and Cuban voyage
A veteran recounts 1898 campaigns against Geronimo with Rush Springs scouts, using smoke signals, rationing, and a trip that ended with transfers to Cuba to aid the Rough Riders. He notes Teddy Roosevelt as approachable yet full of soup and recalls yellow fever in July.
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Geronimo
Escott
Beaver Creek
Sill
Rush Springs
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Roughriders
Teddy
Rochester
Weather Forecast Notes Limited Rain in County Crops Hope For Rain
Weather data shows Lawton cooler than surrounding areas after a July rainfall. The last rainfall occurred July 15 with 102 degrees, while June 18 brought 0.31 inches and Lake Lawtonka rose to near spillway. May brought 1.41 inches in 10 two hour periods, including a 0.31 inch soaking on May 12. Crops and seeds face drought risk if rainfall remains scarce. current rains could save most crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Lawton
Mercury
Lake Lawtonka
Two Indian School Faculty Members Visit Navajos
Levi Beaver and J Noah Allen travel to New Mexico and Arizona over the next two weeks to learn Navajo life and habits. They will visit Navajo student homes at FSIS to better understand the customs of the communities that annually attend the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Fort Satinaian Senor
New Mexico
Arizona
Levi Beaver
J Noah Allen
FSIS
Science discovers non surgical relief for piles claims
An article reports a new healing substance offered as a non surgical remedy for piles. Doctors claim noticeable improvement and patient relief with this treatment, noting reduced symptoms and pain. The piece emphasizes a medical breakthrough without invasive procedures and hints at ongoing verification.
Veteran recalls frontier years and military service in Florida
The narrative follows Escott recounting a varied life from Army service in Huntsville to a two year enlistment, then postwar work as a chemical worker for Eastman Kodak and in the bootlegger chase. He later helped with U. S. Engineers flood works in Florida and settled in Jensen Beach with two sons.
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Huntsville
Ala
Escote
Escott
Service
Lif
Rochester
Eastman Kodak Co
Treasury Department
U. S. Engineers
Florida
Jensen Beach
Miami
Colorado Hills
Amazing AR PANEX relief for arthritis and neuritis
Sensational new medical AR PANEX works through blood stream to reach the most painful areas. Even stubborn cases report relief from torturing misery. See A B Drug Company at 4th and D, telephone 116, for guaranteed AR PAN EX tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Drug Company
4Th & D
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Laverne
McAlester
Watonga
Chickasha
Elk City
Chandler
Durant
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Chander
el Reno
E Reno
Pauls’ Valley
Continen
Jos Wari En
Visiit Navajos
THE
Moore Hat CO
D Avenue
Hetrick
Mathes
Owerful
Tecumseh
C Avenue
P&m
Ted Mercha
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