COLLEGE STOGE HEAVY WINKERS WANTED A GOAT
The article discusses public demand to assign blame for societal failures, critiques demagogues, and notes political and economic issues. It reports on Oklahoma mills opening at Sand Springs and Guthrie, promoting home manufacturing of cotton to keep wealth local. It highlights education policy debates, funding cuts, and plans for two state universities. It also covers livestock success by Oklahoma A. and M. at Kansas City and mentions broader societal observations on tolerance, reform, and progress.
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Bristow High School for Illiterates Receives Warm Welcome
Creek county reports strong reception for Bristow High School for illiterates. County superintendent Mrs Hallie Peters notes community support and progress as classes open.
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