Oklahoma Prices and Market Report From Sept 28
Oklahoma City market data shows USDA prices for wheat, broilers, eggs, butterfat, cattle, hogs, and sheep. Notable figures include wheat around 2.00 to 2.63 per unit in multiple towns, cattle bids with steers near 23.00 for 1100 lb, hogs 16.00 to 15.50 per cwt for various weights, and lambs and ewes in the mid-teens to upper teens, across several counties and markets.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Bison
Hennessey
Hobart
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Frederick
Kingfisher
Lawton
Yukon
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Elk City
Pauls Valley
Laverne
Alva
Watonga
Woodward
USDA
City adopts emergency zoning rules amid 1928 plan repeal
The council approved an emergency 20 section zoning ordinance to regulate districts, enforce rules, and repeal prior zoning laws. It mirrors the 1928 plan with amendments and allows public notices to be reduced. Major zoning actions include a business zone for 1404 Gore and study of the north Gore block for business use. Other items cover bids for a three wheel motorcycle, a power mower, a diesel standby unit, and corrosion repairs while city staff address leaks and maintenance in several facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Addition
Gore
Jack L
Shirley Vance
City Planning Commission
Bob Dunning-Jones Company
Tulsa
Ralph Hennessee
Omes Cycle Company
Lawton
Green- Phillips
General Motors
Co-Op
Cotton Electric Co-op
Water Committee
Public Properties Committee
Joe G. Andrews Plumbing Company
Water Department
Lawton Iron and Metal Company
Clowe and Cowan
Amarillo
Viking Supply Corp
Dallas
Well Machinery and Supply Inc
Fort Worth
Sherman Machine and Iron Works
Chrisman
McKenzie
Kiowa chiefs controversy shadows Oklahoma brewery meet
The Kansas City and Oklahoma City brewing groups face Kiowa objections over honoring 12 famed brewers as honorary chiefs at Anadarko. Mrs. May Rowell Johnson notes the Kiowa avoid the title Chief, preferring service-based naming. The event includes a USBF OMBA schedule with dinners, meetings, and guest executives from major breweries across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Federation
Webb
Robert Goombi
Anadarko
United States Brewery Foundation
Lawtonian
OMBA
Board of Directors
USBF
Artillery Room
Geronimo Rooom
Omba Business
C. C. Cowden
Beverage Division
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Russell Hopkins
NBWA
Omba Board of Directors
M. F. Dykema
Progress Brewing Co
Oklahoma City
Harris Perlstein
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee
Wisc
Norman R. Klug
Miller Brewing Co
Richard G. Jones
Jackson Brewing Co
New Orleans
Robert A. Uihlein Jr
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co
W. C. Figge
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co
Minneapolis
Topeka
Kan
W. P. Scholl
Colorado United
Denver
Colo
C. R. Ellsworth
Russell T. Rauscher
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Hugh Platts
Frank Waldron
T. J. Kelly
Gene Trouppy
Lloyd Jacks
Chicago butter receipts and prices steady at wholesale
Chicago butter markets show steady wholesale buying prices with receipts totaling 529,468. Prices listed include 93 score AA at 58, $2 A at 57.75, 90 B at 56.5, 89 CBM. Cars show 90 B at 57 and 89 C at 545.
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Chicago
First Flag Flown On Prospect Hill In 1776 Action
The first official American flag known as the Continental or Grand Union flag was displayed on Prospect Hill on January 1, 1776, during the American siege of Boston.
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Prospect Hill
Boston
Funeral Rites for Pokorny Highlight Local Obituaries
Edward Joseph Pokorny 71 lawton resident and former professional baseball pitcher died at 9 30 p m Tuesday at home from a heart attack He played in the Western Association with Webb City in 1905 in the American Association with Toledo in 1907 and was drafted by the New York Yankees in 1909 He later helped found Star Meat Market with two brothers and remained inactive since 1933 He was born in Omaha Dec 20 1883 and married Nell Crawley in Lawton Aug 20 1914 Survivors include his wife and six brothers Funeral services pending Ritter Funeral home also notes services for William N Rhodes 84 at Becker memorial chapel Highland cemetery burial and minister Rev E T Curtsinger officiating Miss Claud Marshall Loveland and Mrs Belle Alice Lewis Lawton area obituaries summarized.
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Edward Joseph Pokorny
Pokorny
Secord
Webb City
Toledo
New York Yankees
Yankes
Fresno
Calif
Tom
Otto
Star Meat Market
Omaha
Neb
Lawton
Nebraska
Nell Crawley
Tony
Gore
Arlington
Milton
Columbia
Lee
Charlie
Oklahoma City
Ritter Funeral Home
Belle
Alice Lewis
Lincoln
C. Edward Ditterline
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Thomas G. Lewis
Belton
Tex
John B. Lewis
Waynoka
W. E. Lewis
Roswell
N. M
Rosa John
Garbage workers clash amid city labor strife in Edmonds case
Edmond Sanders and five others, once city workers, were fired as tensions rose. Police report that six attackers split into two groups to assault Rackley and Dixon. City Manager Bill Gill stationed guards and armed officers around city property and trucks. Police arrested 28 suspects. 12 released. Twenty six workers refused to ride trucks, four injured. The note ends with an unrelated line about ground squirrel control using poison.
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Edmond Sanders
Doyle Hulsey
Jimmy Hicks
Robert Wilson
Garrie Knight
Hamill
Pascal Gordon
Billy Cox
Rackley
Dixon
Bill Gill
Gill
Credit Group to Sponsor Dance at Hotel Lawtonian
Members of the Credit Women's Breakfast club will sponsor a 9 p.m. square and round dance in the Hotel Lawtonian Saturday. Proceeds go to the state credit conference next month. Oran Bailey and band from Ana darko will play for the event.
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Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Lawtonian
State Credit Conference
Oran Bailey
Anadarko
Judge Separates Drunk Trials From Traffic Court
Judge J Merle Oaks orders public drunk cases heard before other matters in the 5 pm docket. Suspects are brought to and from police headquarters in view of those settling traffic tickets, sometimes with women present and hearing foul language. Councilman Zorger urges trials in a separate area with equipment to demonstrate accident scenarios. Mayor Ellsworth asks the traffic committee to study the proposal and report back.
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J. Merle Oaks
Municipal Court
Zorger
C. R. Ellsworth
Baby Kidnapper Captured After Fleeing With Infant
Mrs Benedicto abducted a baby amid emotional pleas from grieving parents. She claimed the infant was hers but presented a forged birth certificate tied to another child. A sheriff deputy confirmed discrepancies and alerted Lynwood Hospital. FBI agents awaiting Father McCoy's residence arrested her.
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St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Los Angeles
Benedicto
Lynwood Hospital
Auto Recovered on Post Fort Sill
Fort Sill authorities announced the recovery of a stolen automobile from the post. The car owned by Richard Marshall of the 532nd FA Bn was taken from a post parking lot and found on the installation during the day.
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Fort Sill
Tuesay
Richard Marshall
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Oklahoma City Livestock
Planning Commission
L. J. Frazier
The
Comanche County Bar Association
Warren Chrisman
Lester McKenzie
Blunt Zorger
Arnold White
Defense Agence
Federal
Avenue E
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Morford Hills
34Th Street
Health Department
David Duke
L. K. Beavers
Cletus Melrose
Jess McMillan
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
Com
Central Fire Station
Harris Hancock
Police Department
A. L.mankin
Youth Center
Bell
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
LA Sill
Cache Rd
Pho
Sheridan
Cache Road
Sooner Estates
E. Morris
Res
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave. Pho
Ele Eee Insurance Service
Diamond
Jewelers
Edward J. Pokorny
William N. Rhodes
Becker Memorial Chapel
Roy Stafford
L. C. Clark
Thurman Curtsinger
Set. M. Shephard
J. W. Yearby
James Edward Vance
E. T. Curtsinger
Assembly of God Church
Mrs
Claud Marshall
Loveland
Tillman County
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Davidson
Jesse Cassle
South Deep Red Baptist Church
Mrs. Belle Lewis
Credit Group
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
USKON
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
United States Rubber Company
Uskon Heating Materials
Rockefeller Center
New York 20
N. Y
C Avenue
Electric Company
Duncan, Okla
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