Wheat Harvest Underway In Oklahoma Yield Seen Lower This Year
Oklahoma wheat harvest progresses with most crop gathered by July first. Unofficial totals suggest about 12,000,000 bushels, below last year’s 17,000,000 due to 11 percent fewer acres and poorer conditions. Price signals and improved conditions hint at an 11–12 bushels per acre yield. high prices may boost fall sowing. Also notes site selection for Enid feeble minded home and legislative funding.
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Guthrie
Okla
OW“labhowa
state board of agriculture
baa
Oklahoma
porthona
farmera
Covington
Garfield county
J. S. Wyatt
Hobart
Kiowa county
Trades for Death: Prisoner Newton Youngblood Dies in Oklahoma
Newton Youngblood a life prisoner from Oklahoma County who tried to escape the state penitentiary on June 14 was mortally wounded by a guard and died the following morning in McAlester. He had been sentenced two years ago for killing his uncle at Edmond.
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McAlester
Okla
Newton Youngblood
Oklahoma county
fyom
bip morniie
Youngblood
wncle
Edmond
Christian Temperance Lecture Tomorrow Opens City Ser ies
Mrs Zehner of Dallas Texas lectures at the Christian church at 11 am and again at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 30 pm under the National W C T U auspices. She will take a collection for the local W C T U to fund a Mein Street drinking fountain project.
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JA. €. Zehner
Dilas
Tex
Christian church
Zehner
Mein street
Pontotoc County Normal Closed After Successful Summer Session
The Pontotoc County Summer Normal closed June 24 with an enrollment of around 70 from nearby counties. Teachers and instructors were praised for a congenial session. The Pontotoc County Teachers Association elected A. J. Bowles as president, R. P. Quillin as vice president, Mrs. Blekte as secretary and treasurer, with a committee on rules and regulations named. A resolution urged support for the East Central Normal at Ada. Mrs. Jno. Darnell of Gainesville, Texas visited her parents.
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Pontotoc’ County
sesalon
Pontotac amnaity
Pontotac county teachers association
A. J. ‘Bowles
Francis
R. P. Quillin
Asher
Blekte
Robinson
B.Giner
Allen
Dire
Wilburn
Oak
F.L. Norton
Rott
Anne Mae Sims
Ada
Bahaman
Bargains at Big Store Boosters Jolly Crowd
A vintage sale notice touts low prices on groceries and hardware. It lists items like sugar, coffee, oats, crackers, and tobacco, plus furniture, chairs, and rugs at “own price.” The ad features staff described as a “Jolly Laughing” booster crew inviting customers to visit now.
The Texas Department Store Ada Oklahoma Lectures
A notice invites all who can attend lectures on moral welfare for the community. The program aims to inspire and benefit attendees with practical guidance and discussion on civic improvement.
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Texas Dept
Ada
Oklahoma
ant iycus
Forty indictments foreseen in grand jury report
Forty indictments are reported by the grand jury in Okminsee Oklahoma after a week of sessions. The majority are expected to target bootleggers as the full report awaits official release. Rev T F Brewer of Oklahoma State University will preach at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 o clock.
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Okminsee
Okla
Jane
grand jury
Rev Bulgin
T. F. Brewer
Oklahoma State University
First Methodist
Last Lats for Sale at Bain Sheaded Bar Auction
A notice offers two SNX140 foot jets for sale at a Bain area bar. The listing names Tom Hope Farman Andy Charman and new Sledge home as surrounding parties. The sale ends Monday at 3 PM with a $500 asking price.
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bar- Bain
Tom Hope
Farman
Andy Charman
Ulock
OTIS WEAVER
Texas Thoroughbred meet shines at State Fair grounds
The Summer Race meet at the State Fair grounds, under the Texas Thoroughbred Association, reports strong first week success and plans for high class races on July third and fifth. Attendance far exceeded expectations with Meadow winning the big Derby and crowds swelling for holiday weekend events as two days of racing promise top performances and value for spectators.
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State Fairgrounds
lelighta
Texas Thoroughbred Association
beneft
Oklahoma City
Ieries
west
Meadow
New York
Frisco Delayed By Washout Near Vinita
Frisco southbound passenger due at 9 40 a m was three hours late today because of a washout and a broken bridge near Vinita prompting rerouting and delays for the service.
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Frise paszanzer
Vinita
Colored orchestra attracts attention at Texas Department Store
A colored orchestra performing on the awning root of the Texas Department Store has drawn notable attention today on East Malin Street as a novelty act used to publicize advertising in the area.
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Texas
east Malin
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Board of Agriculture
Enid
James Steen
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE LECTURE
AD CHRISTIAN AND METHODIST CHURCHES
Mrs. Zehner
National W. €. T. C
ECOUNTY NORMAE CLOSED
Jno. Darnell
Gainesville, Texas
Ed Bréeuts
iTexas Dept
Arm & Hammer
GUGRIGE peesas
Honest Snuff
Garrett Snuty
aki
troll STARREN
Steffen
Steffen’s. Cream
GWIN & MAYS CO
wrice Ada Drogeiats
Rexall Store
Ania
Hye
Sele
Ramsey's
Oxfords
L. DOUGLAS and
BURT & PACKARD
OXFORD
I. HARRIS
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Fime Clothing
Attrasis
Pioneer Daprev
Oklo
Pioneer Telephone company
Welestha
Crowder City
South Montester
Irestead
Frisco
mare
Purity Ice Cream Co
Ramsey’s Drug Store
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