Oklahoma Harvest Accelerates Across State Wheat Belt
Oklahoma wheat and oats harvest advances with combines surging northward. About 3,050,000 acres of wheat and 1,600,000 acres of oats are expected to yield 36,900,000 bushels of wheat and 50,000,000 bushels of oats as harvest nears Kansas and Beyond. John A. Whitehurst, president of the state board of agriculture, notes improved moisture and favorable conditions over two weeks. Last season 2,900,000 acres of wheat produced 40,009,000 bushels and 1,300,000 acres of oats yielded 48,000,000 bushels.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oklahoma
John A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Miss Sue Scrivner Visits Kin in Worcester
Miss Sue Scrivner of Winchester spent the weekend with relatives in Worcester, staying for family time and catching up with relatives.
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Sue Scrivner
Winchester
Local Boyle man joins Carroll stock venture in pure bred push
Otis G McBeath of Boyle county moves to Carroll county to partner with H M Froman in pure bred stock. The Carrollite Democrat notes the venture aims to broaden pure bred farming beyond bluegrass counties. Purchases include two 3 year old Aberdeen Angus cows at 400 each and a 2 year old heifer at 300, plus calves and Jersey stock totaling several hundred dollars each.
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Otis G. McBeath
Boyle County
Carroll County
H. M. Froman
Carrolite Democrat
Charles Marvin
Scott County
McKee Bros
Versailles
Forest Home Farm
Bullitt County
Duroc Jersey ‘Board
Duroc Jersey
Island
Jersey
Debate between Davis and Taylor set for June in Somerset
The Somerset Journal reports a four day debate between J. L. Davis and Hr. Boyce Taylor to begin June 28 in Somerset. Location to be announced later, with the Opera House likely venue. the editor doubts any good will emerge but expects curiosity to draw many attendees.
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J. L. Davis
Hr. Boyce Taylor
Somerset
Somerset Journal
Million Dollar Temple For Masons Proposed
A plan for a million dollar Masonic temple to house all Masons and Eastern Stars bodies is being considered after conferences among committees appointed by multiple lodges in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Masonic Temple
Music as a force in daily life urged by federation leader
Anna Falkner Oberndorfer, national music chairman of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, told the Great Salt Lake Council that music must be a daily life force not a mere adjunct. She urged home music hours, community memory contests, and noted wartime industry sings, cautioning against jazz and voodoo associations.
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Associator Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anna Falkner Oberndorfer
Chicago
National Music
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Great Salt Lake Council
Lfe
America
Hardware Men Meet Louisville Adopts Retail Standards
The National Retail Hardware Association aims to raise merchandising standards in an annual session to be held in Louisville Washington June 20 week. Delegates will focus on efficiency in retailing with prominent business and government figures as speakers. The convention closes Thursday with a Friday excursion to Mammoth Cave.
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Louisville
Retail Hardware Association
Mammoth Cave
Revenue Men Set for Tax Drive in New Orleans
Edward V. Wilson and Chas Gibson, expert revenue men, just back from Jacksonville, Florida, where they checked in the new Collector of Internal Revenue. They leave this week for New Orleans to start a delinquent taxpayer drive with fifteen men under Wilson.
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Danville Advocate
Edward V. Wilson
Chas Gibson
Jacksonville
Fla
Collector of Internal Revenue
New Orleans
Wilson
LocalResidents News Roundup
Mr J O Stivers and family visited Mr Curt Dozier and family Sunday. Mr Horace Wells is spending a few weeks in Mississippi. Mr Joe Anderson is on the sick list this week. Mr Thomas Todd and wife, of Mississippi, are mentioned in this brief society notes.
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J. O. Stivers
Curt Dozier
Horace Wells
Mississippi
Joe Anderson
Thomas Todd
Visit of Miss Julia Higgins to Frankfort Family
Miss Julia Higgins of Frankfort visited her parents Captain J A Higgins and Mrs Higgins on Second street.
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Julia Higgins
Frankfort
J A. Higgins
Mrs. Higgins
Second St
Community Notes on Visits and Local Games
Kingston residents spent time with their daughter Mrs Silas Hubbard on Friday. Mrs Leslie Hunter and baby returned to Lomé after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L Hubbard. Mrs J W Prutler and daughter visited Mrs Will Thorp Thursday. Mrs E B French and son visited Mrs Charley Anderson last Thursday. The Brassheld baseball team played Wimston at Waco Sunday.
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Charley Anderson
Robert Vearson
Tee Butler
Brassheld
Wimston
Waco
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Ctk
SR Ubber
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Ghia
Main
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Olsa
Tulahoma
Okiar
Harvey ¢. Ei
E. Main St
Richmond, Ky
F. H. Gordon
Dodds
Ralph Bingham
Redpath
J. W. Crooke
Citizens National Bank
Richmond Motor Company
Kentucky
Richmond Daily Register
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Louisville Herald
Graph
Herald
Daily Register
the Daily Register
Richmond
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