Missouri Democrats find farmer appeal a slim campaign thread
The Shawnee News notes that courting the rural farmer is a weak campaign tactic and urges cooperation across town and country to solve common problems. It warns against county officer term changes and exposes a questionable German debt bill tied to Mellon and the White House, while naming Oklahoma and Tulsa figures amid governor race chatter.
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Missouri
Shawnee News
The
Oklahoman
Court House
Diary of a Gardener and Views on Critics and Politics
A collage of notes including a gardener’s yearly seed work and costs, reflections on Shakespeare Milton and Dickens, Iowa politics with Brookhart and Cummins, farm thefts and poultry prices, Oklahoma church school unity, Francis boosters, and civic thought. The piece threads practical farming, literary critique, and early 20th century public affairs.
District Tennis Stars Crowned in City Meet
Garson Adler of Davis High wins boys singles while Coalgate takes boys doubles after a sharp final. Sulphur’s girl defeats Purcell in a five set thriller to capture girls singles as Purcell doubles beat Ada. G Mackin and M Molloy of East Central College win teacher titles in a fast, varied event that showcased many local schools and players.
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Garson Adler
Davis
Coalgate
Dustin
Purcell
Adaligh
G. Mackin
East Central College
M. B. Molloy
Adler
Sulphur
Chuck
Ada High School
Ada
W. A. Newcomb
O. Johns
D. Wilcox
Wilcoxin
Shawnee
Strohm
Honors in the literary field well divided
Ada high school led a broad showing with many firsts and seconds in literary and musical contests at the regional meet. Schools from Henryetta Purcell Sulphur Tecumseh Pauls Valley Weleetka and others placed in numerous events across history math typing art and vocal and instrumental music categories.
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Ada High School
Henryetta
Okmussee
Pauls Valley
Sulphur
Milburn
Weleetka
Wetumka
Tecumseh
Purcell
Stratford
Roff
Ada
Ralph Carlin
Okmulgee
Lloyd McLesky
Edna Turk
Reading Lucille Webster
Stere Burch
Alice Shaw
Okemah
Spel Paula Stevens
Leona Mitchusson
Wayne
Mary Smith
Hickory
Annie Curlin
Faye Hadaway
Elizabeth Ducker
Allen Hensley
Thomas Hensley
Victor Hughes
Z. L. Holden
Grady Fox
Mill Creek
Vernon Bunyan
Minor Ballinger
Edgar Gill
Verna Jinks
Ledlie Holland
Coalgate
Caesar Velma Mae van Antwerp
Florence Reinberg
Jewell Cromwell
Maurine Jameson
Beatrice Hysull
Pauline Edwards
Tillie Myers
Horace Mann
Lillie Craig
Arie Gentry
Holdenville
Mildred Amburg
Konawa
George Hughes
Shawnee
Randell Montgomery
No live weevils found in hibernating cages report says
Oklahoma City report notes final count shows no live boll weevils in twelve cages across the state. Entomologist C. E. Sanborn cautions southeastern outbreaks possible as squares form in several counties while winter conditions may still allow late infestations.
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Oklahoma City
C. E. Sanborn
A. and M. College
Sanborn
Bryan
Atoka
Choctaw
Pushmataha
McCurtain
Texas
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
The Georgia Farmer’s Economic Quandary
A Georgia paper explains why farmers face constant pressure by tracing a web of products and works from many states. It notes the farmer uses goods from Connecticut to New Jersey and faces mortgages from Ohio while trying to profit from cotton.
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Georgia
Connecticut
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Kansas
New York
Kentucky
Ohio
Chattanooga
Boston
Jerusalem
New Jersey
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Oklahoma
News Publishing & Printing Co
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Pontotoc County Enterprise
Ada Star-Democrat
Enie
Eee the
ADA Evening News
Garner
Germany
United States Treasury
Mellon
United States
Anna Williams
Philadelphia
Miss Williams
Queen Victoria
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Liberty
Tulsa Tribune
M. E. Trapp
O. A. Cargill
Ed Boyle
W. M. Franklin
John A. Whitehurst
Henry S. Johnston
John R. Clark
Frank Davis
Artson
W. M. Darnell
W. D. McBee
Col. Sneed
Many A Gardner
Shakespeare
Milton
Charles Dickens
Iowa
Brookhart
Senate
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Coolidge
Illinois
McKinley
World Court
Anti-horse Thief Association
Methodism of
Oklahoma City University
Old Guard
Francis Herald
Francis
Davis Boy Caps
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Morris
Clarita
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Tupelo
Coalton
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H. Hill
Ross
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C. Forrester
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Tishomingo
Latta
J. Cunningham
Kanaway
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Norman Allen
T. Blackburn
H. B. Wood
F. Laird
Konaway
McLoud
Ada High
Bentley and
Brooks
A. Brown
H. Cooper
O. Simmons
J. Duncan
BE. Gaddy
J. F. Bledsoe
G. Kitchell
McCloud
Bentley
R. Livingston
Fae Smith
B. O. Bailey
Barney McCall
Jack Smith
Tom Ragland
Bledsoe
Kitchell
Stevens
N. Allen
J. Smith
Omenee Sulphur
Yes
Teachers
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McCower
Molloy
Frazier
Rainey
Moore
Morgan
Allen
Max Davis
Johns
Lane
Mackin
Newcomb
Steed
Herman G Freehand
Lawrence Weaver
Ralph Holcomb
Edith Edwards
Merle Holland
Sylvia Massie
Secce
Vivian Bouris
Roy Scott
Henry Welch
Clyde Hopkins
Marie Murphy
Lois Davis
Ophelia Rhodes
Floy Howell
Monell Barker
Roxie Hargis
John Townsend
Merle Southard
Vivian Nail
Mildred Veatch
Gladys Southard
Donald Greco
Wayne Wadlington
Thurl Jarrett
Scond
Horace Mann High School
Hayes Ward School
Lindsey
Rene Love Stone
DeRosse Goetting
Roy Hendricks
Melvin Wilkerson
Nolan Hall
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A. B. Lewis
Margaret Chilcutt
Percy Shaw
Ben Clark
Stuart Bryce
Wanette
Cornet
J. M. Carter
Trombonne
Junius Ridling
Maxine Wallace
Doris Blakely
Pharo
Wesley Kitchens
J. P. Baldridge
Ralph Mosley
Helen Owens
Dorothy May Mears
Willard
Josephine Rock
Hayes
Margaret Meaders
Hays
Ruth Coon
Viola Carr
Fitzhugh
Lois Thompson
Elizabeth Pickens
Lucille Harrod
Paula Waits
Chan Griswold
Lee Elliott
Hilda Peters
Lisbon
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