Likins Sale Big Event at Flying Ranch dispersal
A large Oklahoma cattle dispersal sale on the Flying Ranch drew 628 average per lot in a two day event starting Friday noon and ending Saturday morning. Peak bids topped 31,000 for a single top animal while buyers from Oklahoma and nearby states purchased many cattle, with total receipts around 207,000 dollars.
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V. B
Bill
Elkins
Likins
Flying & Ranch
Homa
HO Ngo Mo
Oklahoma
T. Rupert Mixer
Glendale Farms
Independence
T. Rupert
Roy &. Turna
Texan
Greenville
Tex
Zuto Morris M
Stan Deranch
Witonga Wan
P. McNatt
Oleliehoma City
Lillas
Olvey Bereford
Blacyisun
Ark
J C Molder Dies At Sulphur Friday
J C Molder dies at Sulphur Friday after a long life in Shelbyville and Moekwe. He was a member of the Central Presbyterian church and active in civic affairs. Survived by widow Flora Moker, daughter Mrs Baw Duncan, several brothers including G H Molder and Marvin Bulger, and other relatives. The funeral and burial will follow at a later date with details to be announced.
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Nicller
Jay Veron
Sule Pnee
Sulplaim
Bles
Kloris Moker
A TR Wallace
Adz
Moldur
Shelbyvilly
Torn
St Bonhim
Tex
Anc
Moekwe
Beety
Mes
Duncan
Oklahoma
Near Perfect Bogus Ten and Twenty Bills Fear Across Nation
Washington reports Secret Service warns banks to watch for highly convincing counterfeit ten and twenty dollar notes likely to flood the U S during Christmas shopping. Authorities note the bills come from a single press, with arrests in Baltimore and New York. passers risk exposure via rushed cashier operations and heavy circulating volumes.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Treasury Department
Monty Duride
New York
Baltimore
Bal ‘Imore
Pratin
Pray Dlestrovo
Treasury
Secret Service
Mild earthquake rattles Southern California area
A mild earthquake was recorded today near the Orala Institute of Technology seismograph. No damage reported and no settlements reported feeling the shock across Los Angeles Palm Springs Santa Barbara Bakersfield Oceanside and San Bernardino.
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Fasadena
Calif
Dee
Orala Institute of Technology
Josh
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Santa Barbara
Bakersfield
Oceanside
San Bernardino
Telephone Strike Looms as Bell Talks Breakdown
Dec 18 Saint Louis. Negotiations between Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and its 78,000 employees are at a standstill. Federal conciliator A E Johnson said talks recessed at 10 am Monday and will resume after a union panel is convened. Frank P Lonergan warned a strike before Christmas if no agreement is reached. The union informed governors of Missouri Arkansas Kansas Texas and Oklahoma of an imminent strike. The union and company rejected a fact finding proposal and a plan to submit all issues to arbitration.
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T. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
A. E. Johnsoni
Tohraen
com_pany
Iter
Frank P. Lonergam
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Paents
Company Planr
Govermart
Fragmented Nature Theme Teases Language Limits
A garbled quotation hints at the struggle with nature and self expression. The text mentions choosing writing as a path and reflects on the difficulty of eloquence, suggesting a writer’s doubt and the tension between intention and ability.
Push County Drys to Organize in Antlers Meeting
Reverend G F Colston of Antlers, a superannuated Baptist minister, was named county chairman of the United Drys. He announced a mass meeting in Antlers in early spring to mobilize the dry forces for the repeal of state prohibitory laws. The United Days and the W G T & have joined in the county to confront a common enemy.
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Antlers
G. F. Colston
Anters
United Deyy
United Days
W. GT
Colstox
Plenty To Buy This Year And They're Buying It
A survey across several Christmas shopping outlets shows stocks fuller than since the war, with shoppers buying more than last year. Drug stores report choosier customers and slight declines in sales, while clothing stores note broader inventories and better prices. Jewelry shops see steady or increased stock but glassware remains scarce, and grocers warn it is early to predict shortages. Home appliances and toys are in strong supply, with candy plentiful and overall gift giving looking robust.
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MHG
Priest
Samuthnes
Bob
Farge Quintities
Dr Gill Heads Hospital Staff Leadership at Valley View
Dr. William T. Gill was elected president of the Valley View Hospital medical staff this week. Dr. E. L. Murtz becomes vice president, and Dr. George Stephens was re elected secretary. The Jiason committee overseeing staff and administration includes Drs Otto McBride and E. M. Gullatt, with the retiring staff president. Snow is not frozen water but warm vapor that crystallizes into ice. most comets are discovered by amateur astronomers.
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Wiliam T. Gill
Valley View Hospital Medical
EL E Murtz
The
George . Stephens
Jiason
Otto McBride
E. M. Gullatt
Art
Christmas Then and Now in 1900s Ady Home
A retrospective from 1900s times recalls Christmas at 930 South Ash, where Mrs. W S Kerr describes a simple tree at home and a church tree for giving gifts. Her son Bob Kerr, who years ago asked for an airgun, is cited along with changes in gift types, decor, and celebrations.
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W. S. Kerr
Ady
South Ash
Golden Acre Race for 300 Bushels Per Acre
CHICAGO December 18. Farmers chase a new world yield of 400 bushels per acre for corn. The project, backed by Farm Journal and Schrock Fertilizer, has grown from five entrants in 1947 to 36 this year. Ben Courtwright of Lincoln led a WO acre test, achieving 273.8 bushels per acre on a portion. Experts debate whether higher yields rely on new hybrid seeds or better farming methods and soil nutrition.
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Farm Journal
Schrock Fertilizer Servics
Seawe
S. Department. of Agriculture
Ben Courtwright
Lincoln
I Farrx Saucnat
Courtwright
Igo
Shawnee News Star to Honor Longtime Society Editor
Mrs Earl Esker, society editor for nearly 29 years, will sit at her Shawnee News Star desk tomorrow for the last time. About 400 people are expected to attend as she retires two weeks after resigning and after her daughter Mrs Ine Reily of Shawnee also stepped down.
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Shawnee
Wna
Earl Esker
Actress Dianna Lynn Weds Architect Lyndsey Wee
In Los Angeles on December 18, actress Dianna Lynn and architect Jean C. were married at Whealy Chapel on the University of Southern California campus. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Wendell Milter with actress Jane Withers serving as matron of honor.
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Los Angeles
Dianna Lynn
Jean C. 3d
University of Southern California
Wendell Milter i
Jane Withers
Kentucky Town Cop Chief Charged In Killing
Evarts Kentucky, Dec 11. The town s fifth police chief in five months, 78 year old Combs, was charged with the murder of 43 year old restaurant operator Middleton. Assistant Deaton wounded in the gunfire. Combs released on $500 bond and returned to duties as chief amid a swift turnover of local law officers.
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Evarts
Alyagey
Barlan
W. J. R. Howard
Kachar Combs
Bryan Middieton
Combs
Ry Tits
Lewis Deaton
Deatort
Middleton
May
E. J Baumgardner
Baumgardner
Elihu Raikes
Farmoyver Bega i Anpest Ewarts
Adg
Albert Smith
Ater Baumpgardner
Elf. Collier
Orville Brock
Ambass
Collier
George Gellers
Harlan
Breathitt County
Severs
Bailey
Coal Countian in Plea of Guilty
Coal County Sheriff Bonner reported a raid on Richard Stevens three and a half miles southwest of Clarita finding 10 inches of tax paid whiskey. Stevens pleaded guilty and was sentenced by County Judge W. H. Thornsborough to pay a fine and costs plus a two day jail term.
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Coalgate
Theat Bonner
Coal County
Richard Stevens
Clarita
Stevens
W. HB. Thornsborouugh
New Probe Begun Of Injuries From Fight Inside Car
FALSA Okla Dee 1 Pps Felice Chief J W Helmsworth launched a new investigation into injuries suffered by Ralph H Wood 42 of Guthrie after a Guthrie man accused him of running away with his wife. Wood regained consciousness in Tulon hospital and said a policeman beat him, while Detective Jones denied striking him. Tulsa police chief visited Guthrie saying a police department mix up may be to blame. Wood has eight prior convictions but maintains the police had no right to beat him.
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FALSA
Okla
Dee
Felice
J. W. Helmsworth
Ralph H. Wood
Guthrie
Newis
Wade
Leroy Guiley
Wood
Tulan
Gulley
Day LE. Jones
Tve
Tulsa
Jones
Miami Packing Plant Bought From Tulans
Garriion, manager of Banfield Meat Packing Siam plant, announced he and St Louis associates had acquired the Miami Oklahoma plant. Purchase price not disclosed. All 70 employees will be retained. Financial backers include Bazey Base, James Dunbar, A Sclence, and Humsacker of St Louis and Miami.
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Miami
Okla
Garriion
Siam
Banfield Meat Packing Company
St. Louis
Central
Chers
Ace Bazey
James ¥. Dunbar
A. Sclence
St Louis
Ah Humsacker
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Push County
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American Airlines
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Fo EB Alexander
Hardin City
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