Relief Advocate Highlights Cooperative Marketing At Oklahoma Picnic
Former A and M College president George Wilson addressed farmers laborers and business men on Oklahoma economic conditions at a farmer labor picnic. He urged cooperative marketing to counter the one crop system and cited state and national examples while stressing practical farm education at the college and county agent training to boost rural wealth and self sufficiency.
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J. C. Walton
George Wilson
A. and
M. College
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Wilson
A. and M. College
Aim &S
Kentucky
Oklahoma
South
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Co-Operative
Wisconsin
Denmark
North Carolina
A. C. Barrett
Pauls Valley
J. W. Bolen
Z. H. Lanter
State Farmers Union
Mr. Moore
East Swept Rain Floods Richmond With Heavy Damage
Cloudbursts and electrical storms drenched Richmond on July 31 causing 7.26 inches of rain. Water up to 10 feet flooded Union station frontage and 15 feet elsewhere, damaging homes stores plants and rails. Fire crews rescued many residents over more than six hours. one man missing. Damage estimated between 250000 and 500000.
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Richmond
Weather Bureau
Union Station
Bynum Seeks Supersedeas To Take Bank Commissioner Post
Oklahoma City July 31 Dr Ernest T Bynum asks for a writ of superseders to allow him to assume the role of state bank commissioner while Bank Commissioner Joe Strain fights removal. The district court ruled the governor lacked power to remove Strain except for incompetency malfeasance. The governor's order cited failure to cooperate with the attorney general's department. The ruling was appealed to the state supreme court by Bynum.
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Oklahoma City
Ernest T. Bynum
Joe Strain
State Supreme Court
Walton
Strain
District Court
Attorney General's Department
Bynum
Hail Storm Wrecks Crops and Livestock Near Stonewall
E. L. Steed reports a Sunday night hail storm from Frisco to near Tupelo causing severe damage. The storm covered half to three quarters of a mile in width and seven to eight miles long, with J. N. McCurdy three miles south of Stonewall among the hardest hit. Forty acres of cotton and twenty acres of corn were ruined, and a hog and several chickens were killed.
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E. L. Steed
Frisco
Tupelo
J. N. McCurdy
Stonewall
Betsy Jane Morrow Makes Basil Happy at Last
Basil Brooks, unsettled by city life, moves to a country boarding house in Tangled Row. A tale of Betsy Jane Morrow, her granddaughter, and a village revival lead to Basil recognizing a new life. He discovers the woman of Tangled Row is Betsy Jane Morrow, and he marries her.
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Bas. Brooks
Briar
Betsy Jane Morrow
Basil
New York
Betsy Jane
Oklahoma Probes Oil Firms As Sinclair Plans Start
Oklahoma Attorney General George Short attends the Chicago meeting of oil operators as refiners mull a midcontinent field shutdown to conserve supply and stabilize prices. Sinclair’s Coffeyville refinery says it will operate tomorrow despite the plan.
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
Sinclair Oil
Coffeyville
Kansas
Sinclair
George Short
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma City
Marland Refining Company
Ponca City
Walter Miller
Short
Chicago
National Petroleum Marketer's Association
Walton
National Petroleum Marketers Asociation
Congress Hotel
New York Papers Cut 42 000 Acres Of Timber Annually
New York newspapers require the annual cutting of forty two thousand acres of timber to supply sufficient pulp for paper production.
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Newspapers
New York
Tax refund halt blocks Pontotoc county repayment
The recent action by Attorney General George Short declaring the special tax refund on state property payments in 1920 invalid has halted plans to repay Pontotoc county taxpayers about 20 000. Treasurer J W Westbrook said no further information had been received and that claims already sent in for the refunds would not be disbursed this month.
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George Short
Pontotoc County
J. W. Westbrook
News Want Ad Prompt Prompted Buy Sell Find It
Classified notice urges readers to use a news want ad to buy it sell it and locate items or services. It underscores quick results and broad reach through the newspaper classifieds.
Five Civilized Tribes Ex-Service Members Urged Hospital Aid
Supt. E Wallen of the Five Civilized Tribes appeals to members of all tribes and organizations to help locate ex service men needing hospitalization or assistance with Veterans Bureau compensation. He notes many veterans suffer war related injuries and may return home for care, urging prompt action before legal deadlines. A special office department will gather cases with Veterans Bureau officials in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Muskogee
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Red Cross
Ss. E. Wallen
Muskogee, Okla
Brookhart urges special session to create government marketing agency
United States Senator Smith W. Brookhart spoke at a farmers union picnic in Eldon Iowa urging a special session of Congress to establish a government marketing agency to set farm prices and prevent foreign competition. He cited Europe’s weaker purchasing power, Ruhr unrest, and farm profiteering as reasons for action.
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Eldon
Iowa
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Farmers Union
Congress
Europe
Russia
England
Germany
Muskogee to Pay Last Tribute to Cameron History
The funeral for Rev. E. D. Cameron who died suddenly at his Tahlequah home will be held at 9:45 a.m. tomorrow at First Baptist Church in Muskogee with Rev. W. S. Wylie officiating. A service will follow in Okmulgee at 4 p.m. Judge James Hepburn will deliver the oration. Burial will be beside his son in Okmulgee. Cameron was the first state superintendent of public education of Oklahoma.
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Muskogee
E. D. Cameron
Tahlequah
First Baptist
W. S. Wylie
Okmulgee
James Hepburn
Okmu
Man Sentenced for 1899 Murder in Center Alabama
The jury found Jess Vicro guilty of killing neighbor John Doss in 1899 and set a 10 year prison term. He later moved to Dallas under the name Wilburn and was arrested in Gadsden last fall linked to real estate matters.
Ada to Open New Hospital with Expanded Facilities
Miss Eugenia Davis and Mrs Lucile Wales Cox depart Faust hospital to launch a modern Ada facility about September 1. The new hospital will relocate equipment, offer 25 beds, open on an open staff plan, and exclude contagious or mental cases.
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Knotts
Eugenia Davis
Lucile Wales Cox
Faust Hospital
West Main Street
Ada
Shoes Turned into Chemicals at Ohio Plant
A single Ohio facility processes carloads of shoes to extract chemicals used for manufacturing. The piece notes ties to military supply themes in the Far East and the Panama Canal Zone context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Far East
Panama Canal Zone
Strain Assured Hold On Office In Recess Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City on July 28 reports that the state supreme court granted a recess to September 18, preserving Joe H. Strain as banking commissioner amid an injunction appeal involving Dr. E. T. Bynum. Strain announced plans to run the office in abeyance, pursuing prosecutions related to state bank failures and liquidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Joe H. Strain
William H. Zwick
E. T. Bynum
Strain
Walton
666 Quickly Relieves Constipation and Headaches
A historical remedy claim states that 666 provides quick relief for constipation biliousness headaches colds and la grippe, suggesting broad digestive and feverish symptom relief with herbal or patent medicine background.
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Woodbine
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Western Newspaper Union
Short 10
State Field
Ali
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Cameron
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C. J. Hartman
Scranton
Badfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Eagle Pencil CO
New York USA
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U. S. Army
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