Oklahoma urged as better land than drouth regions
In Ada and Wewoka Capital-Democrat pieces the writer argues Texans should migrate to Oklahoma for plentiful, productive land, criticizing drouth-stricken Texas areas and urging a truthful promotion of Oklahoma’s opportunities to attract settlers and investors. The article also discusses gender blame shifts after crimes, praising women’s steadiness in households.
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Oklahoma
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Rio Grande Valley
Adam
Wewoka Capital-Democrat
Cotton Yearly Record Shows Small Surplus for 1923
Government data show U S cotton mills used just over 700000 bales more than last year while exports fell about 1500000 bales. Europe bought less across the board, Britain and Germany each about half a million bales lighter. July shipments favored Germany with 82218 bales and Britain 12327 versus prior year. Despite fears of a cotton famine a small, last year’s surplus remained, with outlook for another small crop and potential Russian sales.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
The Fair and the Farmer and Political Satire
An Oklahoma newspaper column extols farmers supporting fairs from state to township and urges active participation. It contrasts farmer benefits with public participation and notes Italy’s politicians overpromising, then comments on an editorial in the Ada News about Governor Walton, misattributed to The Ada News.
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Italy
America
Oklahoman
Ada News
Walton
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