Paying for Government Through Taxes and Waste
A discussion explains federal and state tax flows using examples from Ada High School funding and a speaker named Mr Bronarick. It emphasizes that taxes come from everyone and government spending requires equal funding, urging readers to understand money in and out and to consider who pays for waste.
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Ada High
Freihail
Uniesar
Tfue
Une Samuel
Sami JT
Ferlers
Mary Geomelion
Tess
United States
Bronarick
Sam
Lewis Way Right on Coal Talks Public Interest
The article discusses John U Lewis aiming to coordinate coal operators and miners to avoid rival factions. It notes operators accuse him of pitting sides, questions his public benefit claims, and emphasizes the public wants fair coal prices, steady production, wage balance, and economic continuity.
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John U
Lewis
Eoal
Viet
Nas
Peblic
Lahor
Smoke in Pauls Valley Town Sparks Grassland Blaze
Travelers report heavy smoke as they passed through Pauls Valley and toward Ada. Hundreds of acres of grass had been burned off with remaining fire spots visible, threatening grazing land and pastures. Caution urged to prevent further fires and protect property.
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Pauls Valley
Ada
East Tharn
Gra
Unclear text about welfare laws and age benefits
Fragmentary excerpt discusses privileges under main insurance and welfare setups, mentioning potential elimination of old age benefits and broadening access. The readable portion is incoherent and lacks concrete details, making a precise summary difficult.
Tax incentives blur lines between income and ad valorem taxes
The text discusses a historical view on income taxes and ad valorem taxes, noting incentives exist to paying ad valorem taxes and that penalties apply for late or unpaid taxes. It mentions that many people pay these taxes to avoid penalties and that some credits relate to timely payment of ad valorem taxes.
Bond money plans for state hospitals and institutions
Governor Roy J. Turner backs a plan to allocate most of the 36 million bond issue to mental hospitals tuberculosis units state orphanages veterans homes and other public facilities with higher education receiving a smaller share and about 2 million left unappropriated for future adjustments. Housing for employees faces debate and potential changes as engineers and architects review estimates for repairs modernization and new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Tantz
Aunday
Seth
Knepitals
Eleemosvary and Pal
Turner
Realities of a New 4-H Pig Feeding Program
County Agency Hailey backs an up to realities feeding contest for 4-H club members. The plan lets youths fatten pigs and sell them at the commercial market, with prizes based on economical meat production rather than prize money. Supporters say it mirrors stockmen who profit from labor and investment.
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Hailey
Be Oy
Sonia
Halley
Gsters
All-America football team selections and fiscal cautions
Discussion notes variability in All-America selections and criticizes inconsistent treatment of players. Also outlines state government spending limits under the constitution, stressing that appropriations rely on estimated receipts and departments must cut expenditures if revenues fall short.
Roosevelt Heir Declares California Governorship Bid
The statement notes Jimmy Roosevelt announcing a bid for California governor. It questions whether any Roosevelt family member could reach the White House first and muses on the American public’s potential reception of another Roosevelt, while cautioning that nothing is certain.
Support of Roff Asked For New Scout Troop
Don Nevins of Ads field seeks to reorganize the Boy Scouts of Amelia in Roff. He asked E Lawrence to act as scoutmaster and he accepted, saying he will do his best though new to the work. Nevins asks for parent cooperation and contact to help plan training and daily meetings at the Methodist church.
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Don Nevins
Ads
Boy Scouts of
Amelia
Erivel
Roff
E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Seout
Ada Pack 4 Hus Monthly Meeting Highlights
Ada Pack 4 Hus held a monthly meeting Monday night at First Uhr church with topics titled Keeping Strong and a series of projects. Ethan won a Roost competition while the tabled projects and November completions were reviewed. several attendees were named and awards noted for gold and silver to Arthur Morne and Consid Fev Te, and Phil Brown earned gold and two silver.
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Jakuli
Ethan
Bess
Nova Ty Lester
Renny Young
Bobcat
Tammy Wy
Jim Engery
Rett Kadeeit
Tonmie Wilson
David Let
Atrow Points
Arthur Morne
Consid Fev
Phil Brown
Antlers Post reorganizes veteran group plans drives
Antlers VEW post announces changes in officers Ted Hod as service officer and Bill Hampton adjutant. A December meeting approves future events including a December 16 dinner, debt repayment by January 1, and funding an advertising project to aid veteran awareness. Residents read of revival services by local churches in Antlers.
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George L. Sparky
Ted Hod
Bill Hamptny
Pest
Booker
George Williams
Ing College
Daleamin
Tows
Antlers
Farsen-Heye Jent
Artetican Leyon
He County
Ait
Tadar
Earth , Label
Post Sora Ander
County Far Board
Church of the Nazarene
Free Will Baydist
Orta Willaw
Dallas
Frio Bay
Electric clocks charm buyers with modern style
The piece details varied clock styles from electric and spring wound mantel pieces to specialized kitchen and occasional clocks. It notes Swiss precision imports, American tradition, and the shift to electric clocks while highlighting chimes, alarms, and practical features for kitchen use and wake up signals. Local notices mention Antlers and county Christmas seal efforts with named organizers and volunteers.
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Aisa
Frear
Massive employment of card passes for GI dividend plan
NEA report by DNNGLAS LARSEN NE describes the huge IBM driven operation to process more than 13 million veteran dividend applications. About 621,000 veterans named Smith and 534,900 Browns appear in the initial batch, with over a million checks and extensive machine work to ensure accurate refunds and deductions.
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Dnnglas Larsenne
Stall Cere
Washington
NEA
Liicoln Memorial
Edward Joseph
St. Louis
Iqust
Inamec Smith
Aab
Zivellar
International Businesss Machines Corp
IBM H
Ohs Josaph
Blaze Causes Major Damage At Sedalia Railroad Shops
Fire at Sedalia Missouri damaged the Pacific Railroad reclamation building estimated losses from $350,000 to $375,000 with $150,000 lumber pile destroyed and heavy equipment possibly salvageable. Flames halted before reaching a brick building with oxygen and acetylene tanks. risk of explosion averted.
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Ssdalia
Dee
Missu'i
Local families share holiday visits in Roff area
ROFF NEWS reports weekend and Thanksgiving visits among Holloway Guestinger Sneed and Bunyard families in Roff Oklahoma. Tulsa and Oklahoma City relatives travel to share time with Becckshire, Rose, Lawson, and Johnston households while Paul Laseman teaches in Ponca City and Christmas card sales continue.
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Howard Rice
Virginia Sue
Foward
D. L. Rice
S. Melvin Strother
Ella Jane
Strother
Laneta Strong
Tulsa
Bunyard
Pauli Laseman
Raymond Lasem
Pail
Ponca City
Haskell Harrison
Daryl Wayne
Borger
Texas
Earl Becckshire
Arthur Bragg
Earl Rose
Union Hill
Rube Murphy
Fred Clifton
L. E. Fairchild
FF. Crumley
L. J. Bruce
Coalgate
Mabel Rucker
Dallas
Mollie Johnston
Moss Lennie Johnston
Taurides
Oklahoma City
Johnston
George Washington
Georgette
L. B. Fairchild
Paul Wilson
H. V. Ivy
Joe Robnett
Ada i
Houston
Caren Brown
Isalia
Caliz
Monk Quinton
Joi Brown
Richerd Swink
Tand
Roff
Ada
Mra
Swink
Ttr
Mos
Dack Binyerd
Rhideon
Ee Tred
Edith Bunyard
Oscar Lee Flowers Dies in California
Oscar Lee Flowers 38 formerly of Ada died in Fresno California during spinal surgery. He suffered a work related injury over a year ago but remained mobile. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Criswell Funeral Home in Ada. He grew up in Ada and served in World War I. Survivors include his widow, three Fresno-based children, two sisters in California and Oklahoma, and other Ada relatives.
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Oscar Lee Flowers
Adan
Fresno
Calif
Comany
Hursday
Owers
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Flowers
Ade
May Flowers
West Main
Opa Alaridge
Coalinga
Bérs. Meples
Oklahoma City
Aro Adam
Woman's Day Observance At First Christian Church
Woman's Day observance led by the Woman's Council and Wimodausis Missionary Society unfolds at First Christian Church with Mrs E Parker presiding at morning service and Mrs M E Qualls assisting. evening service features Wimodausis leadership and a missionary playlet Go Therefore. Names of participants include Johnnie Likowsky, Mrs Ted Hartman, Leonard Goodell, Mrs Vernon Younts Jr, Mrs Scott Moore, Mrs Gordon Arrington, Mrs Johanie Likowsky, Mrs Lawrence Sanford, and Mrs E H Schroeder with assisting Wimodausis members Stanahany, Mrs Coy, Mrs Felix Rogers, Jewell Dawson, and Mrs Mel Webber. Proceeds support worldwide missions.
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First Christian Church
Woman's Council
Wimodausis Missionary Society
E. Parker
Counsil
M. E. Qualls
James ‘Michael
Wimodausis
Leonard Goodell
Johnnie Likowski
Ted Hartman
Vernon Younts
Scott Moore
Gordon Arrington
Johanie Likowski
Lawrence Sanford
E. H. Schroeder
Wimodeusis
G ‘ Stanahany
As cKoy
Felix Rogers
Jewel
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No Ber Chass
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Ort Reta Mae Winn
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Albert Brown
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Jimmie McCare
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Anniers
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Tucker
Veaturer
Iwhach
Bul Suivermaz
Ray Stafford
E. E. Westmorelane
Clare Redmar
C. E. Dossey
John G. Long
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R.A. Moyer
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George P. Ewing
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E. P. Here
Alaston
Wwtcliff
Marsach Owens
Woodrow Smith
Albion
RL. Duncan
Bianchi
Clark White
Rattan
Sedalia
Acme
Winton Sexton
Herrisonville
Roff News
Elvis Holloway
L. Guestinger
Mrs. Holloway
Mrs. Guestinger
0. K. Sneed
Roehvie Jo
Linda
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Sneed
Berger
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Woman's Day
Christian Charch
Sallisaw
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