The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 15, 1943 Page: 4 of 4
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PAGE FOUR Tiii OKLA11031A COTTON GROWER
A M M 1 E 1 L
LOCAL RECEIVERS
For the Information of the members we list below the name and
town code number of the various receivers
We have Lot received Local Receivers' Contracts from every town
but R re giving in this issue of the paper a partial list Someone will be
appointed at every shipping point as quickly at the proper person
can be secured so if your town is not mentioned In the list perhaps
by the time you receive this paper momeone will have been appointed
Code Posit Office
No Station Addresa
7 Albert
9 Alden Carnegie
11 Alfalfa
12 Allen
13 AIWA
14 Amber
16 Anadarko
13 Apache
21 Ardmore
42 13arton's Store Lone NVolt No 3
53 Binger
55 Blair
56 Blanchard
62 Botiwell
65 Bradley
70 Brinkman
79 Burns Flat loss
78 Bums Flat Foss
81 Butler
84 Butler
102 Caddo
104 Calumet
111 Canton
112 Canute
113 Carlton
114 Carnegie
117 Carter
119 CEuille
121 Cement
124 Chattazionga
123 Chickasha
134 Clneita
135 Cleveland
137 Clinton
138 Cloud Chief
140 Cogar
142 Cold Springs
143 Cole
145 Colony
147 Comanche
148 Con Gin No 8 Roosevelt No 3
149 Cooperton
150 Cordell
154 Cowden Cloud Chief No 2
156 Coyle
157 Crescent
162 Cyril
183 Cooperton
164 Cordell
165 Cordell
16(3 Clinton
167 Cotton Center Grimes
168 Crescent
175 Delhi
177 Delhi
182 Dibble Blanchard No 2
183 Dill
189 Duke
190 Duncan
191 Durant
194 Dutton rocasset No 1
195 Duncan
196 Dill
197 Duke
9S Dill
203 Eakly
205 Edmond
208 Eldorado
209 Elgin
210 Elk City
211 Elmer
213 El Reno
213 Erick
217 Eufaula
218 Eakly
233' F1etcher
234 FL Cobb
242 Friendship Aline No 3
151 Okla City Stockyards Sta
255 Geary
253 Glencoe
260 Goldsby Washington
262 Goteho
FARM PARITY PRICES
NOVEMBER 15 1943
Department of Agriculture data showing
products as of November 15th together with
farmers are given below Additional column
July parity
Farmers Union Co-op Gin
Farmers Union Co-op Gin
H D Eley
J A Mc Curley
J I Ba Ihum
Mrs Loyd finis
W Ituddieston
Fred Littlefield
T H Henderson
Altus No 3 Charley Kid1
Stockyards Sta H O Capehart
Lyon Bros
George Oltinanns
Washington E E Hopkins
P C Watkins
Nov 15
1943
COTTON—Cents per lb
Average farm prir e IP 40
Parity Price 0071
Prices received am per cent
of Parity
COTIONSELII—Doilars per ton
Average Farm Price 5250
Parity Price 3770
Per Cent of Parity 139"ii
WOOL—Cents per lb
Average Farm Price 407
Parity Price 30 8
Per Cent of Parity
WHEAT—Cents per NI
Average Farm Price 1'170
Parity Price 14S 0
lier Cent of Parity 93'"
(ORN—Cents per bu
Average Farm Price 1030
Pr'7:ty Price 1070
Per Cent of Parity
OATS—Cents por
Average Farm Price 732
Parity Price 666
Per Cent c)f Parity 1137
BARLEY—Cents per bu
Average Farm Price 1030
Parity Price 1030
Per Cent of Parity
fliiii—Cents per Mr
Average Farm Prue 1020
Parity Price 1'00
Per Cent of Parity
HOGS—Dollars per Ott
Average Farm Pricp 12100
Parity Price 1210
Per Cent of Parity
SOYBEANS—Dollars per bo
Average Farm Price 180
Local
Receiver
H K Pond
L G Martin
J V Johnson
Grady Miller
Ira White
W H Noakes
Carl Mannschreck
J M Kardohns
Jesse Mason
Ray Funkhouser
Clint Applewhite
W N Burden
D C Morgan
Dave Bracket t
Van Mitchusson
C C Powell
F L Dudgeon
Hawkins
rt V Arrington
Independent Gin
G A Crossett
C W Draper
N C Kimball
H A Lamm
J T Freeman
Farmers Union Co-op Gin
J C Castleberry
Eola Barrett
J C Roberts
J C Kilgore
A R Hammer
A J Fanning
Wayne L McCoy
John Carrot
L O Maynard
Ray Smith
Paul Tackitt Jr
L H Price
Thelma Beckham
D A Segrest
C H Helen
G C Bryant
C M Pearson
J H Kern
Mrs J Howard
Frank Graff
Fred Littlefield
W J Stephens
S A Douglas
W T Chandee
Dawson Frank GM
11 H Martin
C M Iteldrith
P A Kelly
A M Ellison
A E York
Forest Lohden
Farmers Co-op Gin
J C Blaydes
L D Roan
Earl Gardner
R F Dempsey
C T Chamlee
George Gilliam
D P Sallee
J E Kardokus
Chas Dich
Farmers Co-op Gin
parity levek for farm
the prit em received by
xbows PO per cent of
t)O) I
Oct 1 Nov13 July !
1943 1942§ Parity
202S 1922
20S 1922 1841
tc) 1ooO
52 50 45 01
3740 34 95
140'- 129'
407
:10 4
134
1350
1470
92r
400
2'84
1044
in7so
278
131 4
Gould
Gracemont
Grandfield
Granite
Gleentield
Gotebo
Guthrie
Gould
Harrah
Hammon
lianna
Headrick
Hess Elmer No 1
Hester Maatigum
Hinton
Hobart
Itocker Switch Elk City
Ilobart
Humphreye
Hydro
Hobart
Headrick
Idabel
Jones
Jeater
Mows
Kiowa
Lake Valley Gin Gotebo No 2
Lawton
Leedy
Lindsay
Lone Wolf
Lookeba
Luther
McAlester
Mayfield
Maysville
Minco
Moore
Mt Park
Mt View
Mt View
Mt View
Mt View
Mt View
Marlow
Newcastle
Norman
No
Okemah
Ocina Gin Willow No 1
Paoli
Paula Valley
Perkins
Pocammet
Port Sentinel No 1
Prague
Red Oak
Iletrop Gin Carter
Roosevelt
Russell
Ryan
Rocky
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sayre
Scipio McAlester No 1
Sedan Mt View No 2
Sentinel
Shawnee
Snyder
Sterling
Stidham
Stillwater
Stratford
Taylors Gin Carter
Temple
Terra'
Tex() la
Thackerville
Tipton
Tonkawa
Tuttle
Union City
Valliant
Verden
Victory Olustee No 2
Vinson
Walters
Warren Blair No 1
Washington
Wau-ika
Wayne
Wellston
Willow
Watonga
Yukon
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!Comparable Parity 160 159 1 49 142
Per Cent of Comparable 112 '7' 11:1'' 106'7--
FLAXSEED—Dollars per hu
!
Average Farm Price 284 279 223
Parity Price 282 2S1 262 251
Per Cent of Parity 10117 99'7' 85''''!
BurruttrAT—Cents per Ih-t
Average Farm Price 509 507 479
Parity Price 466 451 433 :160
!Per Cent Of Ttarity 1097' 112'- 111q
It:WA—Cents per dert
!Average Farm Price 471 452 tIS 9
'Parity Price 49!) 450 470 291
Per Cent of Parity 95'l 100'-' 8:1':
' INDEX OF PRICES RECEIVED
! BY FARMERS 192 192 169
PriCen Paid Incl 167 166 155
!natio Rec'd to rd 115 116 109
i 'Prices received by farmers as per cent of parity
!IAdjusted for seasonal VRriatiors
Revised
! (Note: These figures were compiled and releasod 1y ril!re Web--
!ber Jackson & Curtis
l'Adjusted for seasonal 'variations
334 s Revised
Note: These figures were conlpiled and released by Pa !re
ber Jaekson & Curtis
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'Add the Salvation 1
Army to Your
P2ri 76'
t Xmas Giving List
1070 759 I
1070 P95 P7)4 ! In achnowledging the heroism
100y 76'r of the fighting fronts we nnist
74 4 44 3
not forget the intrepid courage of
662 618 592 the valiant unfortunates who wage
1r2' i 72''' their 0A11 battles on the home
front These are our worthy neigh-
1013 579 'hors who have come upon hard
lo39 Pti9 p13 trials but not always of their own
100" 607 :choosing Our remembrance of
Carl Putnam
John Knudson
R C Brubaker
Frank Koiirt
D C Smith
J G Chappelear
Oliver Carey
M G Duvall
L S Seikel
C H Hager
Tommy W Tucker
Clay Locke
Mrs C E Yates
C T Fiuls
D I Wood
C E Liggett
W R Hutton
J T Hurdt
C E ()Mears
Alfred Kidd
O G Douglas
C L Etheridge
J H Sargent
Mrs M R Wright
W C Terry
Mrs Jas F Hendrick
L M Chaney
John Shrum
O IV Kluck
H M Mauldin
H E Gregory
D B Hicks
S J Ingram
Doneta Harrison
D M Hulfihinson
H W Moore
W A Balentine
Frank Lauderdale
Mrs E C Hall
V O Watson
H 0 Sewell
Amos L Kobs
J L Graham
R C Douglas
John F Ferrell
T E Gilchrist
C W Jones
H E War lick
E Roby
Charley Earnest
W W McGee
J A Cole
Ealph McGee
Mrs Gilbert Markee
Ray Osbern
J E Trotter
Jerome Leder
L L Smith
Malvin Hall
Z L Moore
W L Day
C C Cain
Jack McKee
B S Muldowney
L A Hopkins
T S Puckett
John A Moore
P W Tackitt
Nettie Bryan
Clair C Smith
F B Downs Jr
Thos O Tal la
M Y Foley
Carol Rickstrew
Willie Watts
F A Gilchrist
Farmers Union Co-op
R L Andrews
Mrs Jabe Darnell
W C High
J P Gregory
Tonkawa Gin Co
W H Wester
Fred Herseher
Ned I Guest
C V Hamill
C F Pillington
I M Hart
E It Marsh
W V Quattlebaum
Ira Hatch
J F Dees
W F Beck
E W Patterson
Jane Osborn
A E Coerhe
B Ft Kimbell
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their required necessities
These offn'ers of "The Army of
the Helping Iland" know that there
are places where the rresent
broad system Of pliblie relief is
totally inadequate They know
those who are technically ineligible
for public aid regardless of their
needs They a re fully aware of
what must be done to rejuvenate
souls who have Worn their bright-
est hopes threadbare
Last year z769 Thanksgiviig
and Christmas dinners were dis-
tributed by the Salvation Army
to neighborly families and 3699
children were given toys But
above all the supreme gifts were
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them is sharpened by the annual guidance cwinsel end friendly in- "'St-
loio :504 appeal of the Salvation Army for terest 790
1200 1118 1071 Christmag Cheer and Winter Re- Remember the Salvat:on Army' NOTE
84 45' lief assistance in your Chi istmas giving thts year: 11)
INo other organization knows the Cheks may be sent to the nearest
1400 13 41 needs of these folks more inti- Salvation Army Cent er or to Com-
(21 12 10 11 27 1080 mately than do the members of missioner Edward J Pm ker Na-
118' 119 the Salvation Army whl for 61 tional Secretary the Sakation 13 )
!years irt t h i a country have- Army 120 West 14th Strett New (4)
180 158 ' I searched them out and providedYork New York
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ATTENTION LuCAL RECEIVERS!
MID-SEASON STATEMENT
For the purpose of making a mid-season statement
as of December 31st the books will be closed for a few
days so that all drafts issued can clear through the
bank and all collateral such as warehouse receipts
bills of lading etc may be received at the office
Receivers are requested to ship all cotton on hand
or place it in storage :n order that full reports will be
in the office by December 30th In some sections cot-
ton will still be moving but do not hold any cotton
received prior to December 30th because you expect
other cotton to be received later as we want all drafts
and collateral to reach here as of December 30th
LOCAL RECEIVER'S COMMISSIONS
Checks for Local Receivers Commissions and Lo-
cal Charges to Receivers on all cotton handled to De-
cember 31st will be mailed to receivers during the first
week of January This also makes it necessary that
all reports and documents be in the office by Decem-
ber 30th
SECOND PAYMENT CHECKS
Checks for second payments to producers on both
sales and loan cotton are being mailed from the office
as rapidly as possible
Any producer having returns on cotton delivered
to the Association that are overdue should first check
with the Receiving Agent to see if the cotton has been
moved from the gin yard or placed in storage Due to
the congested condition at most warehouse points
some delay has been experienced in getting samples
weight sheets and warehouse receipts but these delays
are being worked out as fast as possible
WAREHOUSE SITUATION
The last few days the warehouse situation has im-
proved due to the slackening of the movement of
cotton to the press while some cotton which was in
storage is being shipped out
Receivers with cotton on hand at this time should
experience no difficulty in finding storage space from
now on through the season
May we suggest that Receivers attempt to receive
and ship all cotton available by the end of December
if possible This will be to the advantage of both the
Receiver and the Association as we can shorten the
period of handling cotton and thereby reduce expenses
Persuade your members who have cotton on hand to
deliver it between now and Christmas if you can
ASSOCIATION RECEIVERS SERVICES
The Association's receivers have performed good
services through the season and the receipts to date
are about 93000 bales Although the production is low
and the crop has moved slowly the receivers have
stayed on the job and from many points in the south-
western portion of the State they have shipped almost
loot of the cotton to the Association
We had thought of writing some articles about the
work of some who have performed outstanding services
but the list is so large it would take several issues to
make favorable mention of all who are deserving and
we are afraid if we only mention those where space
would permit in one issue that others who were just
as deserving would feel that they had been neglected
It can be truthfully said that taking the whole mini-
her into consideration our receivers rank high in effi-
ciency and in loyalty to their work We want to com-
mend them and urge them to continue the good work
and those who may have peculiar problems and diffi-
culties in receiving and handling cotton we urge you
to strive to bring your records up to the standard of
excellence which you desire
GRADE AND STAPLE CODE
Below is listed the grade sand staple pool symbols As
an illustration if the pool number is 500500 this would
indicate a Middling grade and 15 16 staple
Straight Grade
Good Middling (GM) 300
Strict Middling (SM) 400
Middling (MID) 500
Strict Low Middling (SLM I 600
Low Middling (LM) 700
Strict Good Ordinary (SGO) SOO
Good Ordinary (GO 900
Ordinary (ORD) 000
No I Dog 1 Os
No 2 Dog 208
Bright Cotton
Middling Bright (Mid Brt) 510
Strict Low Bright (SLM Brt) 610
Low Middling Bright ( LM Bit) 710
St Good Ordinary Bright (SGO Ertl S10
Spotted Cotton
Good Middling Spotted (GM Spt) 303
Strict Middling Spotted ( SM Spt) 403
Middling Spotted (Mi(I Spt) 503
St Low Middling Spotted (sum spt) 603
Low Middling Spotted (LM Sit) 703
Tinge Cotton
Good Middling Tinge (GM Tg) 301
St Middling Tinge (SM Tg) 404
Middling Tinge (Mid Tg) 501
St Low Midi-ping Tinge (SLM TO OM
Low Middling Tinge (LM Tg) 70-1
Yellow Stalipi
Good Middling Yellow Stain (GMIS) 355
St Middling Yellow Stain (SMYS) 155
Middling Yellow Stain (Mid YS) 555
St Low Middling Yellow Stain (SLMYS) 65)5
Low Middling Yellow Stain (LMYS) 755
Light Spotted
Good Middling Light Spotted ((NI Lt Spt)
St Middling Light Spotted (SNI Lt Spt)
Ntiddling Light Spotte(I (Mid Lt Spt)
St 1A)w NTiddling Light Spotted (SLM IA Spt)
Low Nliddling Light Spotted (DILL Spt)
Staple Lengths
100
200 1
300
100 2
00
600
700 1
710 I
720 I
730 I
740 1 --
750 1
76lL V I
7S0 I
700 1
(2)
(3)
(4)
3 1
13 16
7 8
2')
15 16
31 22
1 Inch
112
1 1 16
1 3 22
11 8
1 5 32
1 3 16
114
1 5 16
Rough Cotton drop one Grade as Middling Rough
to St Low Middling
Gin Cut Drop two grads
Sort Staple drop one Staple as 15 16 to
Snap Character showing excess shale drop one
grade as: Middling to St Low Middling
313
113
513
643
743
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WAREHOUSE CODE NUMBERS
Locat
'Ada Okla
Altus Okla
Anadarko Okla
Ardmore Okla
Blanchard Okla
Bristow Okla
Chandler Okla
Chickasha Okla
Clinton Okla
Cushing Okla
Durant Okla
Elk City Okla
Erick Okla
Frederick Okla
Guthrie Okla
Hobart Okla
Hollis Okla
Hugo Okla
Dallas Texas
Sulphur Springs Tex
Lawton Okla
Lone Wolf Okla
Mangum Okla
McAlester Okla
Marlow Okla
Fletcher Okla
Muskogee Okla
Okla City Okla
Paula Valley Okla
Shawnee Okla
Snyder Okla
Stroud Okla
Waurika Okla
Weleetka Okla
kVynnewood Okla
Kiowa Okla
Geary Okla
Cobb Okla
Eakley
Talladega Ala
Fairfax Ala
Lanett Ala
Riverview Ala
Talladega Ala
Shawmit Ala
Anneston Ala
Ifuntsboro Ala
Wadley Ala
Dothan Ala
Ashdown Ark
Brinkley Ark
Blytheville Ark
Lonoke Ark
Ft Smith Ark
Little Rock Ark
Jonesboro Ark
Russellville Ark
Conway Ark
Morrilton Ark
Cotton Plant Ark
!lope Ark
Forrest City Ark
New Orleans La
flaynesville La
Lake Charles La
:Jackson Tenn
West Memphis Ark
Gainsville Tex
Handin Texas
‘Vhitewright Tex
Vernon Tex
McKinney TPX
Memphis Tex
Childress Tex
Galveston Texas
Galveston Texas
liouston Texas
I ouston Texas
'Paris Texas
'Colorado City Tex
Shamrock Tex
Sweetwater Tex
Sherman Tex
Sherman Tex
kVellington Tex
Qui‘nah Texas
Levelland Texas
Wichita Falls Tex
Galveston Texas
:Charlotte N C
:Concord N C
1VanCluse S C
Greensboro N C
Greenville S C
Danville Va
Fieldale Va
:Cartithersville
Fries Va
Roanoke Rapids N C
Bennettsville S C
Hickory N C
New Bedford Mass
Lowell Mass
Buffalo S C
Augusta Ga
Thomaston
:Thomaston Ga
Macon Ga
Tupelo Miss
Corinth Miss
:Union S C a
!Atlanta Ga
Columbus Ga
!Augusta Ga
Fall River Mass
'Augusta Ga
CO11111hUS (a
Fall River Mass
Augusta Ga
Atlanta Gs
LaGrange Ga
Name of Compress or Warehouse Codi
Traders Ccanpress Company 0:
Altus Compress Company - 0:
Trailers Compress Company 0:
Chickasha Cotton 011 Company 0:
Traders Compress Company 0:
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company 0:
Traders Cmnpress Company
Chickasaw Elevator & Whse Company 0:
Bristow Cotton Oil Company Of
Southland Cotton Oil Company & Whse 0:
Chickasha Compress Company
Traders Compress Company 0
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company 0
Traders Compress Company 01
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company 01
Peoples Compress Company
J H Be Ilia Cotton Company Whse It
Traders Compress Company 11
Traders Compress Company 12
CC Baker Gin Company Whse 12
Elk Cotton Oil Company Whse
Farmers Union Gin
Erick Warehouse Company
Frederick Cempress Company 14
Traders Compress Company 14
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company Whse 14
Pioneer Warehouse
Traders Compress Company le
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company Whse lE
Harmon County Cotton Warehouse 17
Farmers & Merchants Compress &
Whse Co
Farmers & Merchants Compress &
‘Vhse Co
Farmers & Merchants Compress &
Whse Co
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company Whse
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company Whse 2C
Traders Compress Company 21
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company Whse 21
Traders Compress Company 22
Mitchell & Rouse Warehouse
Farmers Gin
Traders Compress Company 21
Traders Compress Company 25
Traders Compress Company 28
Traders Compress Company s 28
Chickasha Cotton Oil Company Whse 21
Bristow Cotton Oil Company Whse SC
Traders Compress Company
rraders Compress Company 32
Mitchell & Rouse Warehouse 33
Sherrill & Vaughan Gin 37
Lyon Bros Warehouse Co 39
Farmers Union Co-op Gin Whse Div 39
Wilson Smith 39
Planters Bonded Warehouse 40
Fairfax Mills 40
Lanett Mills 40
Riverdale Mill 40
Samaset Mills Whse 40
Shawnut Mills 40
Robinson Compress 40
W Lallthony 40
Farmers Union 40
Southeastern Compress & Whse Co 40
Federal Compress & Warehouse 50
Southern Compress Warehouse no
Blytheville Compress & Warehouse 50
Lonoke Bonded Warehouse 50
Federal Compress & Warehouse
Federal Compress & Warehouse 52
Jonesboro Compress 53
Federal Compress & Whse Co 54
Federal Compress & ‘Vhse Co 53
Federal Compress & Whse Co 56
Cotton Plant Warehouse 57
Union Compress Warehouse 58
Federal Compress Warehouse 59
Public Cotton Warehouse Company 60
Haynesville Cotton 60
Cotton Compress & Vase Dept 61
Federal Compress 67
West Memphis Compress Co Whse 68
N Texas Compress & Warehouse Co 70
Western Compress & Storage Co 70
Donigan's Bonded Warehouse 70
Interstate Compress Company 70
McKinney Compress & Warehouse Co 70
'Memphis Compress 70
Houston Compress Company 70
Cotton Concentration Company 71
Merchants & Planters Comprisss 72
Manchester Terminal Corporation 73
Houston Compress Company 74
Farmers & Merchants Compress & Whse 73
Colorado Compress 75
Shamrock Warehouse & Storage Co 76
Western Compress & Storage 76
Sherman Compress & Warehouse Co 77
North Texas Compress & Warehouse 77
Traders Compress Company 77
Panhandle Compress 77
Lubbock Compress Company 77
Houston Compress Company 78
Southwestern NVarehouse Company 79
Standard Bonded Varehouse SO
Brown Manufacturing Company
Gran i teville Company 80
Greensboro Warehouse & Storage Co 80
Southeastern Compress 80
Riverside Dan River SO
Marshall Field & Company-Towel Mill SO
Southeastern Missouri Compress Co SO
Washington Mill Company Si
Patterson Mills Company 81
Marlboro Cotton Mills SI
A A Shuford Mills Co SI
Beileville Warehouse po
Lowell Public Warehouse Corp
Union Buffalo I tills po
Savannah River
Thomaston Cotton Mills
Reeves Bonded NVarehouse
Southeastern Compress PO
Fede al Compress & Warehouse
Federal Compress & NVarehouse PO 8
Union Bonded Warehouse ?0 9
Southeastern Compress PI 0
Philips Warehouse PI 1
The Graniteville Co Sibley Division pi 2
Mackenzie & ilslow Inc Rodman St 91 3
Southeastern Compress & NVarehouse Co PI 4
Musfogee :Ntig Company 91 5
:Mackenzie & Wins!ow Ins Davol Street PI 6
Georgia-Carolina Warehouse PI
Expositlon Cotton Mills PI 8
Security W'arehouse 91 9
WAR BONDS will proide the money—
to "tar and feather" 'filler mew
to paint your farm buildings lattr
Wednesday December 15 1943
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Duke, A. F. The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 15, 1943, newspaper, December 15, 1943; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2093974/m1/4/?q=%22United+States%22: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.