Haskell Urges Unified Democratic Victory in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor candidate Charles N. Haskell, speaking by message read to the state Democratic convention, urges unity after a close primary. He refuses to lead a personal political machine and emphasizes democratic principles, public welfare, and the need for party cohesion from Atlantic to Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okahoma
Charles N. Haskell
My. Haskell
Haskell
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Cann Fou
Oyar
Sech
Hhe
Atlantic
Pacific
Riverbend Wildcat Set for Oil Field Test Near Konawa
Drilling on a test well named riverbend wildcat in Seminole county near Konawa is scheduled to start this week. The operator H F E Ozman of Oklahoma City and O C Mwing of Burkburnett lead the effort on a 2960 acre block in the Canadian river bend. If needed, drilling will extend to 7700 feet with higher producing sands anticipated. Geological reports on the structure are said to be favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belse Field
H. F E. Ozman
Oklahoma City
O. C. Mwing
Horseshoe Bend
Canadian River
Konawa
Seminole County
Pottawatomia County
Orman
Lake
College Bred Baby Entered in State Fair Better Babies Show
Stillwater Oklahoma. The state fair better babies contest will feature David I an orphan from the Oklahoma Children's Home who grew up in the Home Builders cottage and later joined the School of Home Economics at Oklahoma A & M College. Ella Nora Miller leads the entry effort hoping for a prize and wider recognition for the home economics program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Fiay Reize
School of Ho Economics
M. College
David I
AS and Mrs
School of Home Economies
Oklahoma Children's Home
Sivt
Southwest
United States
Tulsa
David II
Ella Nora Miler
School of Home Economics
State seeks gin tourist ground to prevent mishaps
Figures from the industrial commission show gin mishaps and costs, including 375 dollars, with leads to safety concerns for cotton gins. Murphy warns about unguarded flywheels and cages, urging repairs and safety improvements to prevent fatal injuries. Local efforts push for park facilities, trail expansion, and tourism infrastructure to boost Ada’s role as a regional hub.
Remove Guards From Railroad Shops Tuesday
Fort Worth Texas August 15 1929 All armed guards on the Frisco railroad property in Fort Worth were removed today and such duty left to United States marshals No further necessity for them was the reason given by the railroad for the step in taking off armed guards Rail unions expressed pleasure at the action Reports from Ada indicate Frisco guards there had been taken off No trouble reported from striking workers and railroad men believed guards were no longer needed Two guards in the yards at Ada were also removed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Frigeo
Pt. Worth
United States Marshals
Adam
Francis
Ada
Labor Day Picnic Planned by Ada Labor Groups
A Labor Day celebration is set for September 4 and 5 at Glenwood Park Ada with speeches, possible parade, and invited labor organizations from nearby towns. Statewide speakers and additional events may be arranged, artiller y band possible, with visual features and music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Park
Ralph W. O
Ada
Ada Teachers To Work On Degree
City teachers plan an extension class with East Central College to pursue degree credits. Professor A L Pentem will head the extension department, and classes will meet weekly with department heads and college instructors guiding math science and arts courses for teachers seeking degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lingeheld
East Central
A. L. Pentem Wuld
Linselveld
Baward Davis
R. 3. Newcomb
Hugh Norris
Misan Aliee Francis
Ida Hoover
A. MacMillan
McCormick
T. R. Robinson
Prof
Nelson
Moiloy and
Trot
John ZinmMensnen
Assault at Steedman Church fines set in case
Bob Allison of Steedman pled guilty to four charges after a disturbance at a Steedman revival meeting conducted by Rev. R. E. Brothers and Rev. J. A. Williams. He paid fines totaling 155.20 and faced additional charges for disturbing a religious meeting. A separate item notes the marriage of Miss Ethel Moss to Virgil Williams in Ada and their quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
Bob Allison
Steedman
Allison
Rev. R. E. Brothers
Ada
Rev
J. A. Williams
Royal Isaeac
L. M. Hilton
Royal Isaac
Tranc
Hilton
Steedsman
Hare
Ninth Street
Governor Frees Wrongly Convicted Man in 1921 Robbery Case
Governor J B A Robertson pardoned John Lewis of Durant Bryan county after doubts arose about the 1921 trial identification by the jury judge sheriff and prosecuting attorney. Lewis then 24 had served one year for robbery and assault with intent to kill. A Durant druggist later reported two boys in the store during a nighttime return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
John Lewis
Durant
Bryan County
J. B. A. Robertson
Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riverbend
Baby David
Motor Club
Ole
Morehan
Murphy
Connally
EU Jones
Dustrial Commission
Cotton Mpfsl
Otton Max
Hoyt
Ial
Adarant Roads Motor Club
Igvelven
Se Wamiunitt
Tanyasssary
Cal
Rom
Urlenwood Park
Elu Membe
Ozark Erstein
Stratford
Texarcana
Ozark Trail
Dlatt
N G. Stall
Elats
Neig
C. Russell
Myrtle Williams
Steedman Church
Spain
Sacz
Chicago and the Lake Region
Colorado
California
Grand Canyon National Park
J. H. Shackleford
Ada, Oklahoma
Ps Inder
Rollow
Pontotoc County
Marland
Rollow’s. Filling Station
Wean Ae A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!