Murder at the boarding house bogs down suspects in whispers
In a tense house of mourners Lt Strawn questions Mrs Sharp Mr Sharp Norma Paige and Walter Styles about Mrs Hogarth s murder. Norma confesses an engagement lie and Miss Paige describes late night bathroom visits while the parrot may hold a clue. Dundee quietly observes from behind the scene as Strawn pressures for full truth.
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Strawn
Dolly
Mr. Sharp
Larry
Mrs. Sharp
Mrs. Hogarth
Walter Styles
Styles
Norma
Capital
Chicago
Miss Paige
Dundee
Sharp
Lawrence Sharp
Norma Paige
Cap'n
Savings Bank
Dee
Norma Dear
Walter
Mr. Styles
Paige
Cora Barker
Grand Street
Marcus Crane
Lieutenant Strawn
Bonnie Dundee
Sharps
Poultry Show and Oklahoma 4 H Teams Highlight Stillwater News
Editor notes the Pontotoc county poultry exhibit’s growth and quality. Oklahoma 4 H teams won multiple top places at the National Club Congress in Chicago, led by livestock judging with high individuals named from Claremore and Maud. Stillwater coverage includes terrace farming new methods, seed adaptation, and plant breeding prospects by CC P Blackwell.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Chicago Stillwater
Chicago
Cleat Wilhoit
Claremore
Thedas Raper
Maud
Paul Roberts
Pawhuska
Paul Yount
Sapulpa
Anna Maxey
Porum
Gladys Biram
Stillwater
Zella Childers
Broken Arrow
Mona Fae Elrod
Purcell
CC. P. Blackwell
School of Agriculture
Oklahoma A. and M. College
United States
Great Plains
Blackwell
City Dads Meet Kiwanis Club Observers Report Ada's Strong Finance
Ada city commissioners Somer Jones Henry Kroth and Lee Daggs spoke at City Dad's Day with questions from Kiwanis. Daggs said Ada's finances are in excellent shape with growing water revenues and a sinking fund debt decline. Kroth outlined cheap water rates and a cement plant power swap saving about 500 dollars monthly. Ada maintains 128 miles of dirt and gravel streets and paving with crews active. Mayor Jones called Ada in the best condition among smaller Oklahoma cities. A joint committee will confer with a Lions group.
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Somer Jones
Henry Kroth
Lee Daggs
Kiwanis Club
Ada
Daggs
Kroth
Jones
Lions
Ada area farmer reports ample hay and pasture
I. R. Gilmore, living seven miles west of Ada, defends Johnson grass as not the enemy. He pastured 52 head on 50 acres this year, stored 8060 bales of hay, and enjoyed a good fall pasture.
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I. R. Gilmore
Ada
Johnson
Suggestions to Dairymen
STILLWATER. Cows freshening in fall yield 10 to 15 percent more milk yearly than spring fresheners says Earl Weaver head of Oklahoma dairy. Fall cows avoid summer drop and peak winter prices favor winter yields. Spring calves cost more to feed than fall calves, with winter feeding often cheaper.
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Earl Weaver
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Weaver
Ada Chosen for Oklahoma City Indians Spring Training
The Oklahoma City Indians plan spring training in Ada selecting the city over several others and seeking suitable accommodations for the squad during the training period.
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Oklahoma City Indians
Ada
Smaller Schools In Cage Schedule
In the Frisco conference small communities open their basketball season with mixed results. Francis boys beat Byng 44 to 26, girls Francis 18 To 54, Byng led by Thelma Smith and Edith Covington. Roff Tigers beat Morewall 22 to 15, Vanoss edged Allen 30 to 18, Francis, Roff and Vanoss unbeaten with Byng girls. New York report notes Father Knickerbocker likely raises Mayor Walker’s salary from 25 000 to 40 000 a year.
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Francis Boys
Byng Boys
Francis
McCurry
B. Wise
Thelma Smith
Edith Covington
Smith
Covington
Zelma Wise
Raymond Duke
Fast Central
Roff Tigers
Morewall
Roff
Reeves
Stonewall
Truitt
Vanoss
Allens
MecLeroy
R. Martin
L. Jones
Allen
Holmes
Vaness
New York
Father Knickerbocker
Walker
Board of Estimate
Board of Aldermen
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W. H. Brooks
Stroud
Paul O. Brooks
Lincoln County
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