Pickett Rural Notices and Community Life Chronicle
Picketts Missouri rural column reports social visits marriages and church events. Couples J and Nadine Bull, Juanita Bowerman and Joe Meek wed. several residents travel to visit kin and attend hospital and church functions. ongoing community prayers and plans for a Fifth Sunday Singing and school improvements are noted along with local gatherings, dinners, and sickness updates.
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Juanita Bowerman
Joe Meek
Roy Briggs
Hightower
van Buskirk
Center
Pearl Wells
Larene Crow
Virgil Meek
Jack Humphreys
Charlie Crane
A. A. Hayes
Aleta Wells
Pauline Crane
Lee Eddith Hayes
Omer Bottoms
Alma Danley
Ray Roberts
Clint Haskins
Briggs
Patsey
Gail Hayes
Etta, Hightower
Oil Center
Stonewall and surrounding town notes and notices
Community news from Coalgate Jest area recounts family updates, illnesses, new births, moves, school notes, and local visitors. Tupelo girls basketball at Kiowa tourney. several families hosting relatives. obituaries and sympathy for a child’s death. church parish chapel reports. local weather and social events. various residents gathered for parties and outings.
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Coalgate
Grandpa Crossier
George Kinderside
Rosie Harmon
Jessie Harmon
Tupelo
Kiowa
Claude Reed
Jackie Ray Mullins
C Cc
Tey
Bennie Gasé
Maple Saint
Bill Saint
Slats Saint
Bennie Goss
Johnnie Blanchard
Ed Dillon
Florence Dillon
Ed_Dillon
Jewel Harper
Jewel ‘Harper
Stonewall
Harvard student misses exam due to illness
A student returned home from a sore throat and cold that caused him to miss a mid year sociology examination at Harvard University. The illness was not considered serious.
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Harvard University
Third Term For President Urged
Resolutions before the United Mine Workers urge President Roosevelt to seek a third term and press for labor peace between the CIO and the AFL. The file lists 2,172 resolutions, including six backing a third term and many advocating autonomy for provisional districts. Other proposals cover free school books, pensions, labor protections, and reforms amid the national convention agenda.
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Washington
Roosevelt
CIO
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Labor Peace
John L. Lewis
CSO
Curtisville
Parocel
Flat Top
Ala
Cumberland
B. C
Tom Mooney
Ford Motor Company
Virginia
Tie Hetzel
W. Va
William Green
Noe May Recover From Long Fast
Reports from a Memphis hospital say the Rev. Israel Harding Noe, 47, who ended a 32 day fast Sunday night, is responding to medical aid. Doctors note his general condition is improved after he consumed fruit juices and water, with recovery expected to take several months.
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Pete Humphers
Annalee
Crawley
Loretta Pinley
Lorene Summers
Wayne McMasters
Alvin Wells
Milburn Bittles
Alma
Myrtle
Ollie Pinley
Kenneth
Haskell Kite
Roy Roddy
Leis Edwards
Helen Ruth Garrett
Thurman
Kendricks
Troy Pinley
Homer Ramsey
Kenneth Hudson
Knox
George Collins
Alice Summers
Curtis Wells
Frank Cook
Red Oak
Ousier
Wade Phillips
Ralpha and
Trene Nix
Opal Horn
Dewey Reynolds
J. R. Bryson
Odalia Erwin
Martha Ella Bryson
Dortha Erwin
Roy Horn
Hubert Bryson
Eufaula
Melvin Horn
Gwyndolen Wallace
Emegere Phillips
Horace Hunter
Ada
Ralpha
Irene Wix
Emogene Phillips
Tiphering
Edith Foxx
Alger Jones
Ahloso
Virgil Wilson
Georgia Jones
Rachell Tharp
Earnest Williamson
R. c
Morgan
Guy Binkley
Doris
Rachel Tharp
Sunady
Oscar Capps
Verlie
Beulah Wilson
Ruby Wilson
Cassie Mae Williamson
Memphis
Tenn
Israel Harding Noe
Noe
Proposed Poison Supply For Hoppers In 24 States
Federal entomologists proposed allocating more than 178000 tons of poison bait to 24 Western and southwestern states to combat grasshopper infestations this year. Last year the government supplied 79272 tons at a cost of 1104000 dollars with North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Texas slated for large shares.
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Washington
Strong
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Texas
Pontotoc County Oil Fields Daily Update Hints Rich Hunton Tests
Oil field reports from Ada and surrounding Pontotoc county areas describe multiple Hunton lime tests and drilling progress. Wells including Magnolia Reed Osborn and Barbara Chapman show varied depths, swabbing results, and acidizing, while new extensions and wildcat tests move toward potential southward expansion.
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Hunton
Osborn
Barbara No. 2
Chapman
Ada
Francis‘Allen
New Lake Company
Bebee
Francis-Allen
Oakman
Dutton & Janes No
Wemesday
Magnolia
Reed
Ortega Tney
Hank Riddle
Fee
Wildcat
H. F. Swift
Mayhue
State Driver License Exam Itinerary Post January
After January 30 applicants for a state drivers license must pass a driving exam and tests. The schedule lists exam sites by city and date from January 26 through February 28 including Durant Medill Tishomingo Ceilgate Stigler Poteau Antlers Idabel Hugo McAlester Atoka Madill Ada Holdenville Wilburton Coalgate.
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Highway Patrol
Durant
Medill
Tishomingo
Ceilgate
Stigler
Poteau
Antlers
Idabel
Hugo
McAlester
Atoka
Madill
Coalgate
Ada
Holdenville
Wilburton
Pateau
Ateka
Sheriff Blocks Peacock's Early Release
Oklahoma City January 26 Sheriff Stanley Rogers denied early release for John H Peacock former Oklahoma City Osaman serving a one year sentence for federal income tax evasion He will must serve two more months despite potential immediate release due to misbehavior cited by the sheriff His attorney Dave Tant said a protest would be filed The sheriff cited Peacock as troublesome including an incident involving a deputy marshal and a vehicle crash near Guthrie Peacock remained under temporary leave with travel restrictions.
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Oklahoma City
Stanley Rogers
John H Peacock
Peacock
Dave Tant
Rogers
United States
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Whitney freed on bond in bribery indictment at Tulsa
Frank E. Whitney a 40 year old Osage Indian agency clerk was freed on a 2500 bond after a federal indictment charged him with taking bribes. U S Attorney Whit May stated Whitney allegedly received a five percent commission from a Blackwell firm for selling tomb stones to Osage Indians.
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Okla
Frank E. Whitney
Osage Indian Agency
U.S
Whit May
Whitney
Blackwell
Cardat Aimed At Reducing Monthly Discomfort For Women
Many women report less monthly discomfort after using Cardat a medicine for women. It is said to strengthen digestion boost appetite and restore bodily functions improving energy from food. A physician notes coffee may help or not and many say Cardus offers relief.
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Cardus
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