Dallas O Mara and Dirk DeJong in a Chicago Studio Romance
Dirk DeJong falls for Dallas O Mara as she works at a chaotic Chicago studio. He becomes drawn to her blend of fierce focus and earthy charm while navigating evenings of art, dining, and flirtation that blur lines between ambition and affection.
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Dallas
Paula
Dirk
Ontario Street
Dallas O'Mara
Selina
Bert Colson
Colson
Bootblack
Bert
Chicago Opera
Miss O’mara
Chicago
Lake Shore
Anc
Ames
Blackstone
Mr. DéJong
Andre
Miss O'Mara
the Blackstone
France
H’m
Gene Moran
Sam Huebch
Dirk DeJong
Dafwe
Postal Rulings update forwarding and C O D parcels
The department announces new postal rules effective August 1 requiring two cents to forward a post card and advising enclosures in envelopes. Insured and C O D parcels will be returned or forwarded if postage due is collected. abandonment and do not forward options apply. unreadable or refused parcels go to the dead letter office.
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Post Office Department
Woman Kidnapped in Youth Seeks Parents
Mrs Belle Cullison of Oklahoma City says she was kidnapped near Springfield in 1879 at age two by travelers. She traced her life to Pontiac Michigan Baltimore and now asks local police help to locate her real parents claiming her father was Joseph Secord who owned a stock farm near Springfield. Her husband Dr R Cullison is deceased and she lives in poverty pursuing the truth.
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Springfield
Belle Cullison
Oklahoma City
H. N. Wilson
Pontiac
Michigan
R. Cullison
Baltimore
Wilson
Joseph Secord
Sulphur merchants to press railways on branch lines
Sulphur merchants and shippers will gather Friday night at Joseph's Cafe for a dinner conference to oppose possible abandonment of the Santa Fe and Frisco branch lines from Davis and Scullin into Sulphur. The meeting follows recent reductions in freight business as reps from both lines inspected the local operations. The Frisco force has already been cut and further steps to offset losses in freighting are reported daily.
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Joseph's Cafe
Santa Fe and
Frisco
Davis and
Scullin
Madill Wells Freshened by Four Day Rain Lifts Crops
The four day rain in Madill refreshed gardens and improved crop prospects, while a Detroit Free Press remark notes the law’s initial focus in many fatal cases is what was in the bottle.
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Madill
Detroit Free Press
Grop Prospects in Fine County Says Agent Report
County Agent J. B. Hill reports rains and cooler weather boosting feed crops and cotton with an excellent yield likely for cotton. He notes heat damaged corn in June and July, with some regions spared by showers. Truck growers and family gardens benefit as turnips planted before the rains have germinated quickly.
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J. B. Hill
Mr. Hill
Marriage Licenses in July Market Dull, Clerk Reports
Deputy court clerk Mrs Della Bradford notes July license sales were quiet with only 20 issued, below normal. From July 27 to 31 licenses went to Clarence Phillips 21 Fitzhugh Virgie Standridge 16 Stratford James Kahodt 61 Konawa Lizzie Hughes 47 Konawa William J Brady 22 Roff Minnie Prewett 19 Roff.
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Della Bradford
Clarence Phillips
Fitzhugh
Virgie Standridge
Stratford
James Kahodt
Konawa
Lizzie Hughes
William J. Brady
Roff
Minnie Prewett
Oklahoma text book policy advisory on district books supply
Oklahoma City August letter from M A Nash outlines the status of free and used textbooks amid legislative changes and litigation. districts must ensure sufficient books at start of school. transfers from other districts and local purchases may occur.
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Oklahoma City
M. A. Nash
Sta
Oklahoma
Ecourty
Childen
Onion crop near Hugo to total fail after seed planting
Hugo July 31 Ed C Dustin secretary of the state market commission reports a survey shows onion growth near Hugo was stunted by seed planting. Four cars of Bermuda onions were expected but harvest will be a total loss, leaving only home use onions.
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Hugo
Ed C. Dustin
State Market Commission
Bermuda
Dustin
Words of Prange Honor William Jennings Bryan
Ada and Pontotoc county held a memorial at Convention hall for William Jennings Bryan. Speakers praised his character as a Christian citizen and capable orator while emphasis was placed on his influence on politics and religion and a resolution was adopted to send condolences to Mrs. Bryan.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
William Jennings Bryan
Convention Hall
Bryan
J. W. Boler
E. O. Whitwell
Whitwell
Orel Busby
Daws
Coolidge
America
W. C. Duncan
Wall Street
Robert Wimbish
Garfield
McKinley
Dayton
United
A. L. Fentem
E. Canning
Dorothy Duncan
James Chapman
Young Democrats Picnic Set at Medicine Park
Colonel S. Ray president of the League of Young Democrats of Oklahoma announces Medicine Park will be turned over to the League on Labor Day Monday September 7 for a statewide picnic and general good time. A fish fry and dance will be features of the day for young Democrats of the state.
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S. Ray
League of Young Democrats of
Oklahoma
Medicine Park
League
Do rare rose rays rise rulers eel or rills roar really
Vague phrasing hints at a riddle about unusual rose rays and natural sounds. The line blends questions on ascent and roar, possibly a playful verse or wordplay without clear narrative details or identifiable figures.
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Edna Ferber
Doubleday Page & Go
Dallas O’mara
Bristol
Gilda
Miss Hanan
Selina DeJong
Tretty
Paris
Art Institute
WhynBay
Lok
Helen
Wrigley Building
Adams Street
Venetian Bridge
Baltimore Sun
Pontotog
Prange
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