Camp Fire Girls Thanksgiving Meeting at Washington School
Camp Fire Girls and Texwlor unit held a Thanksgiving gathering in the Washington school auditorium. Leaders announced officer elections, and the group planned a Thanksgiving day program for Trail Seekers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gissel and others as members discussed patrol duties and breakfast roles.
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Nutano Group
Kutine
Gissel
Bing
Dean Smith
Betty Gasnl
Mary Bentley
Anv
Handsa Sue Unites
Scrive
Sanda Upton
Cattle grub control and new state brand law explained
An Oklahoma bulletin explains early treatment for cattle grubs using rotenone based mixes, with detailed preparation and application methods. It also outlines a new state brand registration law to reduce duplication, encouraging farmers to file blanks via the state board of agriculture and county agents with March printing of new registrations.
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State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Ice
Oklahoma City
State Board
Ate Board
AH Coachmen
Sid'ag
Oklawame.y
Moorewood farmer Melvin Dean named county commissioner
Oklahoma City November 1 Melvin Dean a Moorewood farmer was appointed as the unexpired term of his father Carl De in Roger Mills County to serve as county commissioner in the No 2 district Roy J Turner announced the appointment Dean has served twenty years as county commissioner and led the Okla county association and the Sendton credit association in Chetn.
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Cameps
Sendton Credit Association
Chnt N
Underground Water and Hidden Reservoirs Discussed
A historical note explains underground water as a vast hidden resource beneath Earth’s surface. It states water quantity far exceeding a third of ocean volume and describes aquifers and springs feeding visible sources.
Pittsburgh Woman Brutally Attacked Found Dead Nearby
In West End Pittsburgh a young brunette salesgirl Miss Jean Brusco was found killed in a back yard. Police say a man, Mike Pidich, 36, was picked up at the crime scene. he appeared intoxicated and confessed nothing. Blood traces on his shirt and under fingernails were noted, but no charges were filed. The victim’s dress and undergarments were disturbed, with the skull reportedly crushed by a blunt instrument.
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Pittsburgh
Fitteburgifa
West End
Watle
Jean Bruxa
Poliw
Atlevs
Musecas
Alain
Jirikea
Teater
Tve
Sgt
Wallsider
Mike Pidich
Mendanen
Pollee
Pidfet
Noething
Miss Brusco
Medlock Proposes Cautious Mental Health funding Session
State Senator Virg Medlock outlined a cautious plan for allocating funds to mental, eleemosynary, and penal institutions ahead of a potential Oklahoma City session. He warned against rushing to spend up to 40 million on new buildings, arguing current needs total about 3 million and future needs unfold gradually. He noted insufficient local engineers and contractors to handle a large multi year building program and said he will skip the Democrat caucus.
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Virg Medlock
Oklahoma City
Medock
Ctate
Medicck
House
They Sass In America and Civil Rights Debates
Fragmented OCR piece quotes Senator-elect Hetert Lehmin on Taft Hartley and federal aid, Louis Derteic on war prep, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt on policy, and a Bible print note titled The Vinegar Bible. The text blends political positions and a historical book reference with unclear context.
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Voshall
Eile Dent Truman
Hetert Lehmin
DBD
New
Farm View and News on December 1 Demonstration
The second Ler mindy sowing demonstration is set for Thursday December 1 at the W. P. George farm two miles west of Lattagehool. The day runs 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Officials from Chickisha Manufacturing Co will supervise the machinery, promoting farm improvements. County agents sponsor the pig feeding contest with 67 pigs, entry weights 45 to 80 pounds, due December 3. Prizes include four registered pigs plus cash and an all expenses trip to Oklahoma City stockyards for top contestants. Participants must witness weights, keep feed records, and submit by December 3.
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W. P. George
Hermarning
Chickisha Manufacturing Company
Largin Dart
Barmudina Cay
O'Fice
Facm
Wmilerwep
Pers
Taro Neizhbara
Club Werbert
Ba Ming
Large Crowd Hears Rep Steed Talk On Flood Control
A Friday night gathering in Ada heard Rep Tom Steed of the 4th district defend flood control policy backed by Army Engineers. He backed projects like Keystone Dam and argued for downstream conservation to protect farmers and avoid taxpayer cost, noting amendments and funding proposed or passed.
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Rep
Steed
Ada
Tom Steed
Inid
Army Engineers
Army
Jerse Dama
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reach Across Roff Area
Local families from Roff and nearby towns held Thanksgiving meals with relatives in Ada, Wynne, Muskogee, and Seminole. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harden, Mr. and Mrs. Carson, and many friends and kin. Roxie Cantwell’s recovery from illness continues, while Roft residents welcomed visitors from Texas and Oklahoma.
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Hudeon
Aim Rev
Thomas D. New
Suday
Albuquerque
N. M
New
Lawrence
Wynne and
Wharf
R. EB. Lawrence
Muskoges
Muskogee
Waa
I. M. Hed
Tre
Misa Hari Crocket
Roff School
Francis
Juegis
Rosie Harden
Edwin Harris
Little Rock
Ark
Anise Harden
Simon Harden
Dewey Harden
Bill Farden
Diag
Texas
Eizie Cummings
Tilder Harden
Roft
Wee
Ariis Carson
Nathalee
Jim Williemd
Warrin Shosteafin
Olan Mare
John Hira
Ada
Wits
Turkey
Willisma
Tra Carson
Waltner
Wet Care
Ran
Ve Luther Cannon Ant Gon
Larry Dean
Famps, Tacas
County Home Demonstration Achievements Parade
Pontotoc county clubs convene at First Baptist Ada on Wednesday November 4 from 2 to 4 pm to present 4-H Home Demonstration achievements. Newly elected officers and project chairmen are urged to attend. Winners include Janet Taylor and several 4-H members noted for canned foods, clothing, and home improvement projects.
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Martha Mote
Juanita Floyd
Pontotoc County
First Baptist Church
Ada
Neera
Wrench
Francis Club
Matt Bonhamt
Aimes
Cedar Grove Bieds
Cedar Grove Alu Ip
Oy Chandler
Siordraw "Phillipe
A. A. Bryant
Kenneth Jones
Coy Chandler
Allen BD
Allen
Conan Doyle
Mra
B. F. Martin
W. A. Bryant
Willard Wright
Gladstone
Kid County
Janet Taylor
Dane McKinney
Phyl Hart
Phyllis Sullivan
Oneita Ant
Dorie Binley
Maxine Clifford
Wanda Maddox
Ide Belie
Wilma Jean Nesaly
Marcine Clifford
Dana Cochran
Wanda Keeling
Janet Tavis
Latta
Club Ork
Kansas City
Dona Atuney
Norman
K Larsh
Roiien Sui
St. Anthony Hocvital
Olahome City
Ruth Nerbare
Aduallace M. Craisne
le Mins
Charlie Winther
Durant
Hare Spe Oie Ake
Tami Me Rae Panny
Aily
Noo Inert
Pat
Tanker
A Farley
Praglie
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Clearendon Press
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Amistant County
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