Connally Defends Eight Hour Law Enforcement
A letter from Claude Be Connally, state commissioner of labor, explains the eight hour law and its enforcement in Fontotoc County. He states public works contracts must follow an eight hour workday with minimum daily wages, and that contractors bear responsibility for enforcing the rule, while noting no tax money is involved in sidewalk or gravel-hauling work.
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Claude BE. Connally
Ada
Mr. Connally
Connally
Das
Nhat
Fontotoc County
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United States
Commissioner of Labor
Thi Department
Pontotoc County
Man on crutches plans 200 mile knee walk to Ranger
Ardmore reports Shorty Erwin will begin a self imposed journey Monday to walk 200 miles on his knees aided by crutches. He aims to average seven miles daily for thirty days with ten rest days to visit relatives in Ranger Texas to prove a disabled man can still travel.
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Ardmore
Erwin
Erwinof
Ranger
Texas
Fort Wrth
Center School hosts county 4H clubs and plan growth
Byron Norris writes on Center's active county demonstration agents and the Work and Win Club. The 160 pupil Center School, with clubs for sewing, canning, poultry, pigs, calves, dairy, corn, peanuts, potatoes, and more, aims to expand via consolidation and county fairs.
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Center
Hill
Duval
Center Ile
Counbc
Work
Old
Byron Rucker
Craig Parker
May Austell
Oklahoma
Statehood
Ponlowe
Amos Old
Lester Medlock
Peart Perry
Lana Perry
Nelta Qualls
J. J. Copeland
Buell Taylor
Sam Smirk
Vaness
Busy week of travel and visits across the region
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wright of near Sreedmith were visitors in the city Wednesday. Miss Minnis Cox returned home in Utoff after visiting relatives. J E B Hlekmuis city superintendent of schools came back from Texas. Prof A L Entem of Ada High was invited by the Chickasaw Lions Club to speak at a banquet. I McNair and wife are away on vacation visiting San Diego Cal inia Vancouver Seattle and Yellowstone Park. Saddier has returned from Camp Travis San Antonio. Miss Belt Walters left for Welteetha after a visit. Mr and Mrs Howl Roberts go to Memphis to visit relatives. Supt J B Hickman returns from Coleman County.
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Pet Watts
Stratford
Martha Lee George
Shawnee
Ada
Nina May J
Daisy Britt
R. W. Simpson
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
Kenneth Lee
Nel Towery
Coalgate
Helen Moser
Sut Bas
Main Street
Mallie Stoakenburs
Tulsa University
B. P. Stegall
Bebee
Mallie Stookesbury
Katherine Murphy
Conlgate
Maser
Stoukesbury
Murphys
Geerine State
A. Bell
Falls Greek Baptist Assembly
Falls Leek
Davis
Purerll
Okklahoma City
Corinne Bell
Puree
KR. G. Jeter
Familly
Vernon Rollow
Pete Rollow
Mondas
Dalk
Ada Hidt and Produce
Northern
J. de Abney
Wift
L. B, Jr
Oklahoma City
Dan Hays
J. B
Paul Young
Margaret McLachlin
Okmulgee
Paul
Chickasha
Young
Drents
Byrd’a
Mill
Mise Leone Steel
New York City
Frank la Forge
Columbia University
New York
Washington, D. C
M. A. Cassidy
la Ruth
Colorado
Cleveland Hall
J. B. Hill
Stillwater
A. & M. College
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Jack Moore
Businhas
Ess
Simison’s
Ponto‘toe County
Jack
W. Black
A. P. Brown Company
Enatory
Ted
Sedalia
J. H. Pishler
Binory Iulso
United States
Ruth Law
Sam Sehrenberg
Detroit
Chicago
Oklahoma
Hisan
Hisaw
Junge
King
Eppii
Jon Ihtanks
Twa
Thomas Wright
Near Sreedmith
Minnis Cox
Utoff
J. EB
Hlekmuis
Texas
A. L
Te! Tven Thera
McNair
Icy
San Diego
Sugeles
aCalirnia
Vancouver
Seattle
Far Northwest
Witron Saddier
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Texan
An American's Creed of Biblically Guided Virtues
A compact religious reflection cites verses urging respect for parents, obedience, and discipline. It emphasizes pursuing a good name, wise training of children, and rejecting sin. The text asserts righteousness through God and Christ and warns against deception and the devil's works.
Farmer claims jazz music boosts cow milk flow
WIGGINS Mississippi August 22 Fames Chamberlain a farmer near here says he has discovered a method that increases milk yield. He notes that after dances at his farm where jazz music plays late into the night the morning milk production of his cows rises significantly, according to Chamberlain.
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Wiggins
Fames Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chaimaberiain
Patent Office grants reach over a million in titles
Demonstration boxes of books were seized by the two first comers. The Patent Office at Washington issues about a thousand patents weekly, totaling over 1,200,000 granted to date. A fraction find commercial success. Prickly Ash Bitters promotes appetite and vigor for working men, purifying stomach liver and bowels. Price 1.25 per bottle, sold by Gwin and Mays.
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Patent Office
Washington
Gwin & Mays
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Byron Norrell
Chamber of Commerce of
Lake
Tony
Mrs. Duvall
Otter
Pyor. Pratt
Ziitl
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Times Post
Drouth
Farina Prevost
Alice Walker
Elmer Nickell
Seren
R. Fanith
Colbert School
Wr. Smith
Mr. Smith
Hoot Gwl Ranch
Oklahoma State Bank
Smith
Toxa
R. We
Hennigan
Daggs Addition
W. Ht. Kennon
Neva
Nellie Boy
Little Son
East Main
Galveston
J.P. Weston
J. H. Mathews
Mr. Weston
Charles W. Miller
Vicksburg (Miss
Herald
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
West Gulf States
West Indies
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Durkish
Mack Towel
Sestenhay
Bae
Marshall Field
Shaw
Ada, Omla
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