Colbert Cullings Notes Local Harvest and Visits
Farmers are harvesting oats and enjoying sunny weather while many locals attend sermons and visits. Miss Jewel Johnson hosted supper with Miss Florence Baze More, and Tyrola guests Joe Richmond visited Coleman Lea. Children's Day date moved to the fifth Sunday in July. Oakman event drew broad turnout.
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Jewel Johnson
Florence Bazemore
Joe Richmond
Tyrola
Coleman Lea
Viola Jones
Minta Sea
Stringer
Croxton
Ada
Colbert
Robert Smith
Tyroia
Jessie Manley
W. S. Manley
Oakman
Local Grocery Ad Promises Low Prices on Soaps Syrups
A newspaper ad lists 7 bars Silk or Clarette Soap 25c 6 bars Sunny Monday or Fairy Soap 10-lb bucket Karo Syrup 5-lb bucket Karo Syrup 10-lb bucket Hale's No 10 Syrup and Hale's No 10 Syrup 25e with a satisfaction guaranteed claim.
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Hale’s
Election Returns from Pontotog County Ada Votes Quietly
The Pontotog County returns show Ada casting about sixty percent of its vote with harmony on propositions while rural precincts counted lighter turnout. The countywide tally indicates roughly half the total vote was recorded, followed by a precinct by precinct breakdown.
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Ada
Mason resigns as cashier at Merchants and Planters Bank
B H Mason resigns after long service as cashier of the Merchants and Planters State Bank due to health reasons. At a Monday directors meeting H P Reich was elected to succeed him, bringing experience from Pontotoc County Abstract Co. and strong local recognition.
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B. H. Mason
Merchants and Planters State Bank
Mason
H. P. Reich
Reich
Pontotoc County Abstract Co
Large turnout as Normal summer session opens
The Normal summer session began Monday with 250 students, projected to reach 300 by early next week. Johnson County provides 65 enrollees, and a strong faculty led by President C W Briles and Vice President M L Perkins will teach across disciplines including art, manual training, vocal music, and commerce.
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Johnson County
Lilly
C. W. Briles
M. L. Perkins
G. T. Howerton
Er. E. Mathews
Kate Knight
W. D. Little
McGurren
Josephine Clarke
A. L. Fentem
W. L. Roddie
Carlotta Anderson
Bertha Ruble
Helen Turner
W. H. Cox
van Wormer
Archie Lee Dixon
Supt. Lilly
Johnson
H. A. Bowers
Ravia
T. B. Liner
Allen and Newman
Hickory
Bad accident at cement plant injures none. repairs planned
Sunday morning at the cement plant a governor failure on a 350 HP engine tore the fly wheel apart scattering fragments up to 1200 feet away. Workers dodged harm. no vital machinery hit. Repairs begun and a new fly wheel ordered. production to resume next week.
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Claud Rodarme
Maste
W. O. W. Picnic Planned at Dolberg on June 30
There will be a W. O. W. picnic at Dolberg on June 30. Everyone is invited to attend with well filled baskets for a good time and entertainment for all.
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Dolberg
Council Suspends Paving Contract Bids Reopened
At Monday evening’s meeting the council voided the prior paving award and ordered new bids due on the 27th. Officials cited technicalities in the process and vowed to restart from the beginning while current contractors may be compensated for completed work if the new award goes to others.
Oklahoma Crops In Fine Condition
Dallas News reports Oklahoma crop prospects are strong with cotton acreage at 114.2 percent and condition at 107.7 percent. Corn acreage 110 percent and condition 115 percent, with wheat and oats also ahead, indicating a likely bumper crop overall.
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The
Dallas News
Oklahoma
Bolen challenges Clark over endorsements and tariff claims
Ada Oklahoma letter from J W Bolen to Hon A A Walker accuses Stanley J Clark of fabricating claims about tariffs and party endorsements. Bolen pledges to wager ten dollars that the fifty dollar challenge will not be paid and asserts he will secure the state committee endorsement.
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Ada
Okla
A. A. Walker
Socialist Central Committee
Pontotoc County
Stanley J. Clark
Francis
State Committee
State Executive Committee
J. W. Bolen
Oklahoma Capital Fight Results From Sixty One Counties
Complete election returns show 84 043 for removing the capital and 54 992 against. Oklahoma City reports 24 575 yes Swawnee 7 830 Guthrie 25 819. The Carter railroad amendment lost by nearly two to one. Gov Haskell and some officers have moved to Oklahoma City while others stay at Guthrie where the matter is in court.
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Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Swawnee
Guthrie
Haskell
Cross
Eantime Guthrie
Lost and Still Losing at Shaw's Nickel Store
Local advert promotes Shaw's Nickel Store with discounted fabrics laid out by the yard and a wide assortment of over 1 000 articles including notions novelties and kitchen goods. It boasts low prices like 5e and ldc and lists jars and caps among items.
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Crescent Drug Store
Holley
Duncan
North Side
Main St
Farmers State Bank F. C. Harriss
Colbert Cullings
South Broadway
Gwin & Mays Co
Ada Druggists
Rexall Store
Pontotog County
Ada Forrem
N.o.c
Roff
Stonewall
el Fitzhugh
Ilé Alien
Dages
Lovelady
Capitol Hill
Price School
Owl Creek
Black Rock i
Lula
Jesse
Conway
Frisco
Lanham
Midland
Tyrolla
Center
Rebee
Maxwell Rhiosoll
Egypt
Hart
Sunshine
Knox
Franks
M. & P. Bank
Cenent
W. O. W. Pincic
Council
Democrat
Clark
Shaw’s Nickel
Magon
Eagle Lye
Shaw’s Nickel Store
S. M. Shaw
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