Commandments at Mt Sinai Reveal God’s Guiding Care
From Rephidia in Feiran valley the Israelites journeyed to Mt Sinai where Moses once saw the burning bush. Two peaks rising 6500 and 7365 feet overlook valleys, as the people receive a lesson on God’s nearness and guiding purpose to bring them to the promised land and be a blessing to the world.
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Rephidia
Feiran
Mt. Sinai
Moses
Jethro
Egypt
Jehovah
Jerusalem
William J. Bryan
God
Jesus
Rome
Ada Chamber Wins Packing Plant for City
Ada will gain a packing plant to provide a local market for Pontotoc and nearby county livestock. The project supports home industry, keeps money local, and boosts Ada’s role as a regional manufacturing and commerce center while aiding farmers and students with new facilities and jobs.
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Ada
Oklahoma City
Good Judge Lost and National Guard in Oklahoma News
The Ada era editorial laments Judge Orel Busby’s resignation from the state Supreme Court and argues for appointment terms longer than six years. It notes the Oklahoma National Guard training at Fort Sill and recalls Tulsa race riots, urging greater peacetime recognition of the guard. It also covers Will Rogers memorial ideas and Bill Murray and Sam Battles on politics and runoff repeal.
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Nichols
Sam Battles
Orel Busby
State
Supreme Court
Busby
Ponca City
National Guard of
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Tulsa
National Guard
Ada
Denver N. Davison
Oklahoma City
Denver Davison
Orel
Will Rogers
Rogers
Bill Murray
Murray
Democratic State Committee
Rural Scout Camp Attendance and Notable Involvement
Rural scouts arrive early for a camp assisted by school superintendents across Fitzhugh Roff Allen Centrahoma Pontotoc Connerville Ahloso Byng Stonewall and others. Leaders and families from Fitzhugh Byng Ahloso Stonewall and Tupelo helped transport scouts and joined with troop 4 to host activities. Inclusive totals report 178 scouts and leaders at Camp W Smith with hundreds more in prior years. additional camps and news forthcoming.
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Fitzhugh
Roff
Allen
Centrahoma
Pontotoc
Connerville
Ahloso
Ross Burnett
W. T. Webb
Edward Patterson
Prentiss Wes
Wapanucka
Thurman
Bobby Pegg
Thomas Atwood
Alva
Herbert
Royal
J. N. McKeel
Waymona Scott
Jack Stevens
Allen Hathaway
Joe J
Richard Robinett
Bailey Gallahar
Charles Cagle
B. F. Pannell
Loyd Miller
Gordon Stout
Edwin Miller
James Lovelady
Raymond Brown
Edward Lovelady
Prentiss West
James Sanders
Dennis Clark
Coy Gibson
A. J. Martin
Robert Council
Garland Hink
Elbert Harkins
Edward Watson
Douglas Goff
R. C. Gregory
Roy Woods
Clark
Wayman Scott
Tupelo
Carl Fairchilds
D. J. Nolan
Carl Brown
Ward Morrison
Dwight Turner
Herman Thompson
Robert Martin
Louis Chambers
Welden Harriss
Orville Lantz
Cole Underhill
Coy Easterling
Hampton Holt
George Easterling
Joe Frank Ferris
Ples Ferris
Nnis Williams
W. ©. Smith
Olney
Clarita
Homer
Oakman
Francis
Harden City
Newsboys
W. O. Smith
Doubtful Tactics Pane Republican Cooperation With Democrats
Republicans privately doubt tactics in the national machine. They consider nominating certain conservative Democrats as Republicans if the new administration defeats them in Democratic primaries or state conventions. State conventions may occur after the Democratic convention to test coalition possibilities with anti administration Democrats.
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Ada Evening News
Washington
Mark Sullivan
National Machine
Tax Exemption List From Labor Friendly Taxers Cited
A compilation of groups and organizations claimed immune from federal taxation includes labor and agricultural bodies, mutual savings banks, fraternal societies, building and loan associations, non profit leagues and religious groups. The debate in Congress features Senator Connally noting apple grown Washington as a point of exemption while Senator Schwellenbach cites fruit differences.
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Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Senator Connally
Texas
Senator Schwellenbach
Washington
Oklahoma Senator Knox Garvin Improving in Baltimore
State senator Knox Garvin of Duncan has shown improvement after a year of ill health and remains at John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for at least several weeks. He was admitted July 25 with his son Oliver Garvin.
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Oklahoma City
Knox Garvin
Duncan
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Garvin
Oliver Garvin
Weathered Warden Sees Early Fall Amid Birds
Jerseyville report shows game warden Thomas Cummings noting a flocking of migratory birds and predicting an early fall based on patterns observed today.
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Jerseyville
Anne
Thomas Cummings
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Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc County Enterprise
Ada Star-Democrat
ADA Weekly News
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South
Henry George
George
New Zealand
Hudson Bay Co
Pontotoc County Fair
Pontotoc County
State Board of Agriculture
BOY ‘Scouts OF America
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