Copyrighting Your Creative Work In Oklahoma Law
A legal column from the Oklahoma Bar Association explains copyright basics for authors artists and publishers. It covers notice requirements unpublished works registration periods and how to apply for protection at the Library of Congress with cautions to consult an attorney for specific facts. The piece also notes American height statistics contrasting with Nilotic tribesmen in Africa.
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Oklahoma Bar Association
Lawyers of Oklahoma
America
Register of Copyrights
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Africa
Can This Be The Christ Faith Grows In Samaria
A devotional look at John 4 shows faith starting in doubt and curiosity and growing through personal encounter with Jesus. The text contrasts the woman’s cautious belief with her neighbors slow awakening as groups come to Jesus, then affirming faith rooted in direct experience. It links belief to personal contact, gradual illumination, and communal witness.
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Ned Buntline
Buntline
Horatio Alger
Ned
Max Brand
United States
Owen Wister
Indian Territory
Jesus
Samaria
Christ
Ada readers praise and new Union Valley correspondent
An Ada area note column praises readers for a Folks pamphlet, welcomes Virginia Creech as Union Valley correspondent, and recalls H C Yowell feeding cattle on a rocky hillside. The writer laments loss of local industry, recalls old farming life, compares log cabins to modern houses, and includes reader comments on recipes and community changes.
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Virginia Creech
Union Valley
Creech
H. C. Yowells
Tve
Bernt
Coroin Davis
Trudy Nance
County Attorney Warns Trash Burners In Ada County
Ada County Attorney Pat Holman urges residents to stop illegal trash fires as several grass and brush blazes threaten homes and land. He cites statutes penalizing willful and reckless fires, outlines fines and possible jail terms, and warns of possible prosecutions for dumping trash on highways or private property.
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Pat Holman
Ada Fire Department
Holman
Partotoc County
Strayed EA the Head By Connie Nelson
A collage of humor and prose fragments reflecting midcentury outlooks on worry, age, family, and culture. The piece cites Franklin P. Jones and Sir Edward Cake as sources of wit while presenting jokes, aphorisms, and light verse on everyday life, ambition, debt, and youth.
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Connie Nelson
Hostesses at Irving School Evolve Beyond Safety Patrol
A group of 12 sixth graders at Irving School began as a safety patrol under Mrs. Billye Barringer to cut playground accidents. They now lead noon-hour duties, assist in offices, and supervise in classrooms, reducing teacher workload and improving school discipline. The program inspires older students to apply, with plans to expand to fifth graders.
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Irving School
Billye Barringer
Lewis Colbert
Irving
Mrs. Barringer
Colbert
Dale Carnegie
Vnan
Inauguration Glories At White House Spark Big News
The piece savors Kennedy's forthcoming inauguration as a grand social event at the White House, comparing it to past inaugurations and predicting a historic, festive spectacle. It notes surrounding civic projects like upstream flood control and Oklahoma water resource debates, plus reflections on youth and national progress.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
White House
Harding
Coolidge
Gal
Hoover
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
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