Haskell voicing party unity at Oklahoma Democratic meet
A reading from Charles N. Haskell delivered to the Oklahoma State Democratic convention emphasizes unity after the primary, declares the party’s principles, and urges cooperation under a democratic banner to advance public welfare and good government. He stresses personal restraint from building a political machine and upholds loyalty to the party.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Charles N. Haskell
Haskell
Democratic Party
Riverbend Wildcat to the New Feature on Oil Field Map
Drilling on a test well in northeast northwest Section 6 on 5e five miles north of Bebee field is set to begin this week. H. E. Ozman, Oklahoma City operator with O. C. Ewing of Burkburnett, reports the project labeled riverbend wildcat on 2000 acres in the Canadian river bend. Geological prospects are favorable. drilling may proceed 62,700 feet if needed, targeting deeper Bebee-like formations.
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Bebee Field
H. E. Ozman
Oklahoma City
O. C. Ewing
Burkburnett
Riverbend
Horseshoe Bend
Canadian River
Konawa
Eerie Careyee
Lake
Oklahoma
College Bred Baby To Enter State Fair Better Babies Show
In Stillwater Oklahoma a baby from A and M College’s Home Economics School will compete in the state fair better babies contest. David N. from the Home Builders' cottage at the college will enter the competition, challenging the field led by care from senior girls at the school. Dean Ella Nora Miller hopes the display will inspire young mothers with new approaches to child feeding.
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College
Stillwater
Oklahoma
M. College
David N
School of Home Economics
A. and
David I
Oklahoma Children's Home
Southwest
United States
Tulsa
David Ir
Ella Nora Miller
State Calls For Safety in Cotton Mills to Cut Accidents
Oklahoma City Aug 15 W A Murphy assistant state commissioner of labor urges accident prevention in cotton gin plants as machinery is overhauled for 1921. He cites 1920 figures showing 576 injuries, 20 permanent, with costs to employers about 63070.28, and notes two deaths known to him.
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Oklahoma City
W. A. Murphy
Murphy
Claude E. Connally
State Industrial Commission
Removal of armed guards at Frisco yards Ft Worth
Fort Worth Texas August 15 193? All armed guards on Frisco railroad property in Ft Worth were removed and duties left to United States marshals. No further necessity cited by the railroad and unions expressed approval. Ada reports indicate Frisco guards there were removed. no trouble noted among striking workers. Two guards in Ada yards were also taken off Monday.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Frisco
Ft. Worth
United States Marshals
Ada
Francis
Copra Cake Nutritional Note From Dried Coconut Meat
Copra cake, the residue after oil extraction from dried coconut meat, is described as nourishing and suitable as feed or supplement. The note discusses its value and potential uses in nutrition, highlighting its role as a byproduct of oil production.
Ada Good Roads Club to Build Tourist Park and Trail Links
Leaders of the Ada Good Roads Motor club met to decide on building a tourists park at the southwest end of Glenwood park. They plan two toilets and two shower baths, funded by a canvass, with an estimated $375 needed. The group also aims to extend the Ozark Trail branch from Stratford to Texarkana toward Chickasha, bringing more visitors to Ada. The Ozark Trail asked the club to install lights on the pyramid at Main and Oak, but the task was referred back due to other duties.
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Ada Good Roads Motor Club
Glenwood Park
Ozark
Stratford
Texarcana
Chickasha
Ada
Ozark Trail System
Main
Oak Avenue
Trail Association
N. B. Stall
Roads Club
Labor Day Picnic Planned in Ada at Glenwood Park
Labor day will be observed with a Labor Day picnic and celebration at Glenwood Park on September 4 and 5. Ralph Waner, Ada Athletic Association director, says plans are not complete but will be as elaborate as possible. Organizers aim to involve local labor groups and neighboring towns, with speeches and athletic events under consideration. An artillery band and statewide speakers are possible, and farmers will be welcomed. This marks Ada’s second celebration of the year after a record July 4 event.
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Glenwood Park
Ralph Waner
Ada Athletic Association
Ada
Tulsa Bids Open Date Set for Spaymnaw Project
The water board set September 20 for bid openings on the Spaymnaw construction project after engineers Trammer and Holway recommended the action at its regular weekly meeting.
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Tulsa
Spaymnaw
Water Board
Trammer & Holway
City teachers to form extension class toward degrees
Dr. A Lingheid announces an extension department led by Prof. A L Fentem to aid 63 city teachers in pursuing degrees. Classes meet weekly with college instructors, covering education, psychology, English, sociology, economics, history, math, home economics, art, biology, agriculture and more under a team of professors and instructors.
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A. Lingheid
East Central
A. L. Fentem
Linscheid
Edward Davis
R. S. Newcomb
Hugh Norris
Alice Francisco
Ida Hoover
E. A. MacMillan
McCormick
R. R. Robinson
Nelson
M. B. Molloy
John Zimmerman
Ad Couples Seek Results in Ada and Bebee Areas
A list of candidate couples from Ada Bebee and Franks appear in a want ad request for results. Names include C C Russell with Myrtle Williams Walter McAnally with Josephine Fortenberry Virgil Williams with Ethel Moss Joe W Hensley with Ruth Edsall Noel Robertson with Myrtle Adams Raymond May with Ivey Jackson all from Ada Bebee Franks.
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C. C. Russell
Ada
Myrtle Williams
Walter McAnally
Josephine Fortenberry
Virgil Williams
Ethel Moss
Joe W. Hensley
Ruth Edsall
Noel Robertson
Bebee
Myrtle Adams
Raymond May
Franks
Ivey Jackson
Assault at Steedman Church Leads to Guilty Plea
Bob Allison of Steedman pleaded guilty to four charges including three counts of assault and one drunken in a public place after a July revival meeting disturbance at Steedman. He was fined 155.20 and jailed for nonpayment, with additional charges for disturbing a religious meeting and attacking Royal Isaac and Rev. Brothers.
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H. Brown
Bob Allison
Steedman
Allison
Rev. R. E
Rev. Brothers
J. A. Williams
L. M. Hilton
Royal Isaac
Isaac
Hilton
Ada couple quietly wed in Ada with family present
Miss Ethel Moss and Virgil Williams, both of Ada, exchanged vows Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in a quiet ceremony with only immediate family. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Moss, popular locally, and the couple will reside at 416 East Ninth Street after September 1.
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Williams-Moss
Ada
Ethel Moss
Virgil Williams
T. Moss
Williams
Governor Frees Man Viewed as Wrongly Convicted
Oklahoma City August 15 Gov J B A Robertson granted parole to John Lewis of Durant Bryan county who was jailed in 1921 for robbery and assault with intent to kill. Defense doubts about identification emerged from the trial, the judge, jury, sheriff and prosecuting attorney noted. Lewis, then 23, had served one year after the druggist who identified him found two boys in a seed barn.
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Oklahoma City
John Lewis
Durant
Bryan County
J. B. A. Robertson
Lewis
Hew
Unlucky Tuesday for Weddings in Spain Cited
In Spain, Tuesday is seen as an unlucky day for nuptials with cultural beliefs shaping wedding plans. The superstition contrasts with other days favored for marrying, influencing couples and planners. Local customs and traditions vary by region and community.
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Spain
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