King George Dies After Turbulent Reign And War
The passing of King George ends a 26 year reign marked by a world war and upheaval. The article notes leaders who followed him and discusses public reaction, policy critiques of pension schemes, and the bold adventures of Lincoln Ellsworth and political moves surrounding Herbert Hoover and the New Deal.
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King George
Victor
Italy
Kaiser
Lloyd George
Czar
Russia
Wilson
United States
Albert
Belgium
Clemenceau
France
Jesus Nazareth Mission and the Nazareth Rejection
The lesson outlines Jesus’s plan to found a spiritual kingdom and preach to the neglected, facing skepticism in Nazareth where locals rejected his message and miracles. It notes his refusal to perform signs for curiosity and contrasts past and present views on prophecy, morality, and salvation. It ends with a broader moral on character and dependability in business.
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Jesus
Judea
Jerusalem
Galilee
Capernaum
Sea of Galilee
Nazareth
Isaiah
Carpenter
Herod
More Trees for Oklahoma Forestation Efforts Grow
The Oklahoma Forest Service shipped 85,000 one year old tree seedlings to farmers for windbreaks and forestation. About 4.5 million trees have been allotted to Oklahoma with 10 million more available for soil conservation. Prices are $5 per thousand deciduous trees and $10 per thousand evergreens.
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Carter County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma Forest Service
George R. Phillips
the State
Capitol Building
Oklahoma City
Chickasha Express
Davison Re-elected Chairman Leads Pontotoc Democrats
The Pontotoc county democratic party rebuilt for the 1936 campaign as Denver N. Davison was re-elected county chairman. E. N. Jones nominated Davison on a food roads platform. Davison’s re-election was unanimous. Lottie Braly named vice-chairman, Marie Bailey endorsed for Fourth district vice chair, W. T. Melton re-elected secretary treasurer. A snowstorm reduced delegate attendance from 61 precincts. Resolutions praised the state administration, Roosevelt, New Deal, social security, and soldier bonus cash payments while endorsing Ferris and Battles for party posts and supporting highway funding.
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Pontotoc County
Democrat Party
Denver N. Davison
E. N. Jones
Jones
Davison
Lottie Braly
Marie Bailey
Fourth Congressional District Central Committee
W. T. Melton
Snow Cats
Melton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
H. G. Elkins
Marjorie Braly
C. C. Roberts
H. G. Orton
Scott Ferris
Sam Battles
Democratic State Central Committee
E. W. Marland
Congress
America
United States Supreme Court
AAA
State Highway Commission
Pontotoe
Democrats Organize in Oklahoma for 1936 Campaign
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma Democrats opened the 1936 campaign at county conventions with broad endorsements for state and national administrations. Sam Battles of McAlester tops the race for state chairmanship amid widespread county support. numerous county committees list regional leaders and officers while convention halls echo calls for farm relief and a cash soldiers bonus.
Fines levied in county court for two defendants
Fred King of Fittstown was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. Bertie Van Horn of Ada was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to obstructing an officer during the officers arrest at her hotel months ago.
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Fred King
Fittstown
John Joyce McKeel
King
Bertie van Horn
Ada
van Horn
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Pittsbury
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T._ T. Norris
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Joe Kennedy
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Ghys Harris
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W. T. Powell
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Keota
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Edith Hickman
George McMillan
Clarita
Grady
J. E. Perry
Minco
R. M. Cavett
Chickasha
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C. A. Little
Rosston
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