Useful Ideas For Locating Industry In Oklahoma
Ada residents hear points from Richard B. Fucker former vice president of Pittsburg Plate Glass at a Norman conference. Topics include qualified workers, new materials for factory products, market access, local and state attitudes, taxes, social services, roads within reach, and the civic role of industries in Oklahoma communities.
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Out-of-town salesmen target Shawnee. local caution urged
Shawnee News-Star reports three itinerant Tekes man salesmen in Shawnee driving a Texas car tag. They claimed Oklahoma ties and university ties but hailed from Massachusetts using fake names. Patrons told to buy from local trusted businesses to avoid scams and protect subscribers.
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Mrs J Pame Mig and the Race for House Seats
The text argues Mrs J Pame Mig, wife of a New Jersey congressman convicted of payroll paddies, could be a capable member of the House but questions her electability. It contends race factors and her husband’s supporters would influence any bid. It critiques perceived motives and notes past cases of widows succeeding deceased representatives.
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J Pame Mig
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House of
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Chonsing
Fragmented OCR Note on Distant Noble Dilemma
Fragmented text describes a troubled scene involving a tyrannical duke's daughter and a lover, with garbled names and terms. references to lineage, social rights, and a distant war context suggest a historical drama or incident, but details are unclear and many names unreadable.
Fragmented prompt yields unclear results
The text appears garbled with missing words and nonsensical phrases. It mentions names and actions in a disordered way, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or outcome to summarize reliably.
Two Supreme Court and Highway Deaths Dominate Year
The year’s top stories center on deadly highway crashes and a constitutional clash. The state supreme court and lawmakers clash over constitutional provisions amid public loss of confidence, with the court seen as seeking to influence legislation.
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de Twacce
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Supreme Court
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Remembering Dr A Linscheid The Oklahoma Educator
A tribute praising Dr A Linscheid for decades of service in education and community outreach. The article lauds his wide friendship, kindness, and ability to inspire youth and adults alike, noting his recent passing and the ongoing replacement by Dr Frank Spancer and others. It highlights his impact on Ada and Oklahoma communities and his role as a mentor to students, civic groups, and leaders.
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Dr. Linscheid
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Truman Prefers Politicians to Intellectuals, Sparks Debate
A Washington gossip item suggests President Truman favors politicians over intellectuals. The piece notes overlaps between roles and cites Roosevelt as an intellectual politician, arguing that deep study can limit voter contact while politicians often focus on pleasing the public.
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Truman
Roosevelt
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Local remarks on pace of change in town
An Alabama businessman notes slower signs of progress than before and suggests a mix of caution and new workers affect growth. He says younger people learn quickly while older workers plan more carefully, a combination seen as both necessary and unsettling for a growing community.
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Tenee
Ala
Ahierae
Fragmented 1882 row about Truman reelection rhetoric
The readable fragments suggest a noisy early campaign talk praising President Truman and debating power, with garbled lines about leadership and surrender of office. It hints at a political speech or editorial voice from a period era without coherent details.
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Ada 1949 Ada Mirror Calendar Highlights Local Events
Ada news notes list daily civic and social happenings including weather, road work, city services, school plans, fire department anniversaries, and community events from February to March. The snippet mentions council plans, public meetings, weekend concerts, and public works projects affecting Ada and surrounding areas.
Roff News Holiday Socials and Local Visits
Community notes from Roff recount Christmas greetings from Bunyard and Demar families, visits by Bunyard relatives in Tulsa and Claremore, and numerous local residents sharing holidays with kin in Ada, Norman, Wewoka, and Dallas. The piece lists extended families, hosts, and festive gatherings across the region.
School boards set bond voting sites under new rule
Oklahoma state law allows local school boards to pick four polling places for bond elections. State Attorney General George Haar and others note districts may replace regu lar sites with geographically suitable venues. The guidance covers precinct adjacency, voter access, and election efficiency across districts.
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Seven Day Diet Promise A Trim Holiday Bulge Claim
A garbled OCR item touts a seven day diet that allegedly reduces holiday weight. It mentions NEA and News Women, with unclear names and noisy text, but presents a quick, sensational promise of fast results amid dubious details.
Seven day low cost diet plan touted for weight loss
Nutrition specialist Dr Samuel Bloom of Brooklyn promotes a seven day low calorie, low cost diet with three meals daily claiming up to five pounds in a week and three more in a second week. He advises vitamin supplementation and medical check if pursuing more than five pounds. plan lists breakfast lunch and dinner items with skim milk and lean proteins.
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Samuel BM. Bloom
Brooklyn
Bloony
Cement delivery highlights Ada district output record
The Ada district of Hilli Burton Cementing Co reports a yearly total of 372839 sacks of cement sent to wells in the Mayryilie field. The Ada office staffs 19 workers and operates 12 rolling stock pieces, with a monthly payroll of 5250 dollars. Boundaries extend to the Texas line south, McAlester east, Lindsay west, and Okemah north, delivering cement to drilling sites day or night. The fleet averages 34090 miles per accident region across six reported incidents, with safety training emphasized and most cement sourced from the Ada plant.
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Ideal Emen! Company
Safe Driving Responsibility Law Sparks Complex Debate
In Oklahoma City a new responsibility law aims to make drivers pay for damages or injuries from accidents. It covers who pays, timelines, and enforcement while raising questions about insurance coverage, penalties, and police clearance.
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Atoka Man Agata Named FDA Wichita Office Director
Atoka resident B Memminger was re appointed district director for the FDA in Wichita for a three year term starting January 1. Yeoars agent Fred Merrifield reports Memminger has long served in Farm Credit roles in the ninth district and holds multiple local farm cooperative and Farmers Union positions. Vesely, of Silver City New Mexico, is named large director of the Farm Credit Administration in Wichita. other regional directors and board members are listed, including J A Carnes and Clair Hotchkies among several others.
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Louisiana Eder Visits Ada During Courier Career
Mr and Mrs John B Gorden of Houma La publish ads for the time set in Ada. The editor owner has headed the Courier for 13 years. He will retire soon and join a new venture in Ennis Texas.
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