Dairy Products of United States 1909 Survey
A 1909 dairy data bulletin from the Bureau of the Census cites 5,140,809 farms with dairy cows on April 15 1910 totals, 18 746 000 cows on farms reporting dairy production, and 16 069 000 cows producing milk. The report notes farm and factory output shifts, state leaders, per pound milk values, and regional trends in butter and cheese production.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
United States
Durand
Bureau of the Consox
Department of Commerce and Labor
John Law Coulter
Cresiuetes
Ierenke
TA Per
Ouraanes
Tnd Moe
Ial
Middle Atlantic di Vision
West North Central Division
New England
Middle Atlantic
East North Central
Payell
North
Pacific
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
California
Ilinois
New
Middle Addamfc
West North Central
Oklahoma Teachers Hold State Convention In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma teachers from across the state converge in Oklahoma City for the three day State Educational Association convention. Headquarters open at Lee Huckins hotel with a large attendance expected and sessions slated at the auditorium and high school venue.
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Owatoma City
Dee
Oklahoum
Oklahoma State Educa, You Association
Dat al
Lee-Huckins Hotel
Bureau of Information
Low Ifuckins
The
State University Glee Club
J. H. C. Smith
Frank J. Whoff
Caty
W. A. Branderburg
D. Murdaugh
University Glee Club
J. J. O. Smith
Homa City
Welcom
Frank J. Wicoll
Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Brandenburg
Oklahoma City Schools
Edmunt DP
Murdaugh
Durant State Normal
W. J
W. HH. Wmson
Cleveland
Ohio
Oklahoma City High School
WH. Bruce
Detton State Normal
Denton
Texas
WH. Bison
Choveland
Christmas Day Orderly Festivity At Local Shops
Christmas shopping days drew orderly crowds with early purchasing to beat rushes. The Vase brigade at Christus shop aided clerks, while Good Fellows funded dinners for the needy and toys for city children. Lyric Theatre offered a free show. police noted generally calm conditions as the day ended peacefully.
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Christus
Morten
Plas
Christmax Dry Steels
Taylor
Lyric Theatre
Poller
Soad
Fay
Taylor Falls From Horse and Dies at City Office
Lee Taylor fell from a horse near the post office last evening about six o'clock. He suffered a fractured skull and died today after an operation at Dr. Hughson’s office. The victim, a resident of the area, left a family and many siblings, with funeral plans not yet fixed.
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Lee Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Wilson Street
Taylor
F. L. Hughson
RL. Taylor
Spirit of the Square Deal and Geological Survey Policy
The article discusses the United States Geological Survey's commitment to public access and impartiality. It notes the 1879 act prohibits private stock ownership by government geologists and describes post resignation confidentiality rules and potential conflicts of interest.
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iBlivh
United States Geological Survey
Lts
United States
Joel
Melgatton
Nipostore
Geological Survey
Ie Survey
Cay
Tte Ervey
T Alell
Senator Owen Denies Cabinet Interest in Interior Post
Washington letter from Senator Robert L. Owen dated December 20 1912 rejects cabinet ambitions amid rumors of White House deliberations. He says no interest in joining Mr Wilsons cabinet and would not leave the senate for a position. Owen urges Oklahoma delegation to unite for interior secretary but warns against sacrificing senate influence.
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Muskogee
Okla
Fred Rains
Munloged Realty Company
Robert J. Owen Devlow
Washington
Wilson
Interior Department
Ratna
Owen
Oklahoma
Interior
Senate
Washington, D. C
Bred Rains
Raing
Oktiaboma
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Luther
Uplwal States
Jowert
East South Central Division
Amome
Winstons
Madame Sherry
Homer Trott
Kan
Miskanri
Donuse
Te Geological Survey
Pub
Mater
Secretary of the Interior
Edonte
Lee
Shiamiens Sewell
Carpenter
Roe
Seattle
Atherton
Sewell
Dominion
Dorder of Good Mellows
United
Aldi
Edmondton
Christmas Ave
Robt, L.owen
Iola Williams
Afton
Kilzabeth Melton
Uly Atl LI Vinita
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