Poultry Show Call Urges County Breeders to Enter
Lute Douge, secretary of the Pontotoc County Poultry Association, urges strong cooperation for the county poultry show set for January 5 6 and 7 1922. The letter details entry fees 25 cents per bird and 1 pen of five birds, new steel coops, grooming tips and disqualifying defects, and invites all breeders to participate or attend for a chance to win a five dollar prize.
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Lute Douge
Pontotoc County
William
When You Are Constipated
Two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper ease constipation and liver disorders. They provide a gentle bowel movement without unpleasant effects and banish the dull feeling that often accompanies constipation.
County Attorney Wayne Wadlington Makes Oklahoma City Trip
County Attorney Wayne Wadlington journeyed to Oklahoma City on Wednesday for official business. He met with local officials and discussed case coordination and regional legal matters.
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Wayne Wadlington
Oklahoma City
Ada pupils seek new high school and city improvements
Seven Adams high school pupils' survey reveals 157 demand a new high school 137 call for a new courthouse 104 want better streets and 63 desire a public library The campaign notes many seek improved lighting police courts and swimming pools It also shows 357 pupils answered and 179 intend to remain in Ada after graduation with 183 replying yes and 46 no The report highlights farming appeal and youth career plans as key factors for Ada's future prosperity.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cregg
Cmctecan
Sancansetees
Ans Co
Keene
Citiens
Ada
Teresa Pic Tlicka
Iacerines
Netius
Ainisletin
Seoul
Asinas
Annes
Sal Nai
Mrroog
Fiaigp de Daen Dons
Dan 4
Ada Chamber's plan to keep youth hometown pro prospects
Ada's leaders argue local opportunities must exist for young people to stay. The Chamber of Commerce reorganization includes a high school survey to guide future planning and align Ada with its youths career choices. The aim is to retain the town's strongest asset by enabling local work in chosen professions.
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Ada
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ada boosters push rail plan with M K T line head
A. S. Johnson general manager of the M K T lines, and J. H. Little of Oklahoma City, toured Ada Wednesday to discuss improving the line. Ada Chamber of Commerce officials urged funding for viaduct, extra tracks near Main Street, and other works to boost industry and commerce. Johnson regrets not staying longer due to a Saint Louis deadline.
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A. S. Johnson
Ada
J. H. Little
Oklahoma City
Maud
Ada Chamber of Commercce
Johnson
O. N. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Twelfth Street
Main Street
Harwell
Chapter and Council Masons Elect New Officers for Year
Ada Chapter No. 26 Royal Arch Masons and Ada Council No. 10 Naval and Select Masons elected and installed officers for the coming year at joint meetings. T. W. Rowzee named High Priest. other officers include W. P. Lee, M A Nickell, S L Mjure, R C Garret, W E Pitt, Dewey Neal, Powell West, A T Witcher, B M Bobbitt, F C Sims. Council officers: D W Swaffar Illustrious Master. T Y W Rowzee Deputy Master. M Nickell Principal Conductor of Work. R C Garret Captain of the Guard. I C Sims Recorder. J C Gow ing Conductor of the Council. Paul V Norrell Steward. Slade Norman Sentinel.
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Ada
Royal Arch Masons
Ada Council
Naval and Select Masons
T. W. Rowzee
W. P. Lee
King
M. A. Nickell
S. L. M@iure
R. C. Garret
W. E. Pitt
Dewey Neal
Powell West
A. T. Witcher
B. M. Bobbitt
F. C. Sims
D.W. Swaffar
T. Y W. Rowzee
M. Nickell
I. C. Sims
J. C. Gowing
Paul V. Norrell
Slade Norman
College Notes spotlight visits and teaching plans
Dr. A Linscheid president of the College spoke to a teachers meeting in Coalgate last Saturday afternoon Miss Nicholson from Purcell attended a College reading Friday her reading was well received and she will teach expression after Christmas holidays here Miss Kathleen Smith was absent last week due to illness
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A. Linscheid
Coalgate
Miss Nicholson of
Purcell
Katheleen Smith
Extension Work Progresses Across District Classes
College faculty have been visiting district classrooms to promote the new extension plan begun last fall. Reports indicate strong engagement and progress, with Prof. R. S. Newcomb noting good results in mathematics at Wilson and Prof. Davis praising the Lehigh extension class. Further visits to nearby towns are planned.
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R. S. Newcomb
Wilson
Lehigh
Davis
Latta class ships mistletoe to Enid for Christmas
Latta Consolidated school agriculture class sent a 75 pound box of mistletoe to customers in Enid today. Class members have been gathering mistletoe for sale to those decorating homes for Christmas. A Y W C A meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon as the last before Christmas holidays.
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Latta
Fatal shooting near Tyrola ends in tragedy
Jim Stetson, 18, was killed Sunday afternoon two miles south of Tyrola when a 26-20 Winchester rifle fired during a gun exchange with his younger brother who held a 25 caliber pistol. Police say the incident appears accidental and no arrests were made. The brothers were handling two guns when the younger snapped the rifle, causing the fatal shot to pierce Jim’s heart area. Jim faced a district court assault case related to a Thanksgiving riding exhibition incident with Honest Bill Newton.
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Rom
Jim Stetson
Tyrola
Winchester
Jim
Stetson
Fair Grounds
Okmulgee Medical Association Elects Officers
The Okmulgee County Medical Association elects officers with Dr. Ira W. Robertson of Henryetta as president, Dr. L. D. Conn of Norris as vice president, Dr. Franklin D. Howell of Okmulgee as secretary-treasurer, and Dr. Fred S. Watson of Okmulgee as censor.
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Henryetta
Okmulgee County
Bloomenkemper held on $1000 peace bond after hearings
Lester Bloomenkemper was held on a $1000 peace bond by Justice W H Fisher after a preliminary hearing on threats to kill Silas Shinn. County Attorney Wadlington said three more charges would be filed. Shinn testified Bloomenkemper threatened his life and once pressed a revolver to his ribs.
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Justice of the Peace
W. H. Fisher
Silas Shinn
Bloomenkemper
Wayne Wadlington
Shinn
Holley
Officers Smash Still and Find Mash Store
Sheriff Bob Duncan and Deputy T. E. Brents led a hunt along the Canadian river between Pontotoc and Pottawatomie counties recovering a small still. They found two concealed mash reservoirs, one empty and one with two barrels spilled later. Additional patrols and city cooperation led to arrests in Dark Town for possessing choc beer.
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Canadian River
Pontotoc County
Pottawatomie
Bob Duncan
T. E. Brents
Duncan
Brents
Watomie
Maxwell
Pontotoc
Seminole
Drummond Drug Store Changes Hands on East Main
Lee Drummond has sold his drug store on East Main street to F. H. Wozencraft from Seminole Oklahoma. The deal closed Friday night and Mr. Wozencraft is in charge today. He is an experienced druggist and expresses delight with the new location.
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Lee Drummond
East Main Street
F. H. Wozencraft
Seminole
Oklahoma
Mr. Wozencraft
Saturn's Vast Volume Yet Its Light Corklike Nature
Saturn is described as occupying 690 times the Earth's volume while possessing the lightness of cork. This juxtaposition highlights a paradox in planetary density versus volume within early astronomical discussion.
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Saturn
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