The Farm Population and Urban Migration Debate
The article argues migration from farms to cities is driven by perceived better opportunities and social advantages. It notes many farm youths leave for business, finance, and political prospects, while some remain content on farms. suggests public education reform and better rural infrastructure to address rural poverty and crowding. It cites census figures on farm wealth and production, and calls for measures like extended rural delivery and telephone services.
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Col Sidney Suggs Heads to Oklahoma Press Meet
A Frisco depot reporter spotted Col. Sidney Suggs of Ardmorelle on a northbound train bound for Claremore. Suggs aims to deliver an address at the Oklahoma Press Association gathering, noting a press meeting without Cal Sages would lack gusto.
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Oklahoma Press Association
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Cal Sages
Fourth District Federation of Women's Clubs Opens
The first annual meeting concluded at the home of M To bid sid oo delve over the atty this morning. Delegates from visiting ladies and local clubs praised Ads as a welcoming city and our hostesses as gracious—marking Adu as a good place to be.
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Recital at the Air Dome Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night at the Airdome a musical streetcarnival style recital under Miss Garrett will offer a rare performance. Local attendees are urged not to miss this distinctive event featuring live tunes and community talent.
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Airdome
Garrett
Renay Starr Arrested Near Bouse Arizona
Henry Stary, linked to a Oklahoma robbery, was arrested near Bouse Arizona after leaving Leavenworth. He initially denied identity then agreed to voluntary extradition and will face trial for a juvenile robbery charge with Adams and Fenton from Antily Colm.
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BOUSE, ARIZONA
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Henry Stary
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Phoenix
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Music Club Night Showcases Young Pianists and Singers
A May program by the Federated Music Clubs featured young pianist Miss Townsend and several gifted vocalists including Miss Harsbarger, Mrs. Perrs, Mrs. Linebaugh, and Mrs. Threadgill. Oklahoma figures attended, with remarks on the Women’s Federation and a note on a Glass Sand discovery near UK.
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Miss Townsend
Jain
Miss Multom
Marie Witwell
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Miss Harsbarger
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Ada
Ed Perrs
Linebaugh
Atoka
John Threadgill
Oklahoma State Federation
VW men's Federation
Unclear medical condition report from Sherwan scene
Latest notes state Dr Krawall's condition remains fragile with doubt of rapid recovery. Attending physicians and local friends discuss Sherman area arrivals including Jere from Chicago and others at the scene according to fragmentary updates.
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Sherwan
Death of Bishop Charles Gallaway Ends Era in Methodism
The Rev Charles Gallaway longtime Mississippi Methodist Episcopal bishop died at his home in the city at 5 am after a pneumonia and heart illness. Funeral planned Thursday at First Methodist Church with interment at Greenlawn. Born Kosciusko Mississippi September 1 1849 he led the church for decades writing on missions education and temperance and serving as editor of New Orleans Christian Advocate before his ordination in 1886. He traveled to China Korea and Brazil and chaired boards at Millsaps Vanderbilt and John F Sister funds.
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College of Bishops
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Georgia
Carcer
Charles Betes Gallaway
Kosciusko
Mias
University of Mississipi
Weratington University
Turlane University
Mississippi
Methodist Episcopal church, South
New Oreleans Christian Advocate
Millsap College
Vanderbilt University
John F. Sister fund
East Central State Normal School to Open June 1 for Six Weeks
The East Central State Normal School will open June 1 for a six week session. Regular faculty appointed by the board of regents will run the departments with emphasis on certificates valid in the state and reciprocally accepted elsewhere. Prof Charles W Hiiles, formerly Muskogee city superintendent and normal president, will head the program assisted by North Carolina State University graduates.
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