Stratford Men in City on Various Business
Dick Crawford of Stratford was in the city on business yesterday. Fred Lincox formerly Ada now Bartlesville is in the city seeking a gasoline refinery site. J. W. Staats a Stratford leader was in the city Thursday on business. George Vorbe and Dow Ham Roxana geologists leave for Pauls Valley to be stationed there. Mrs. A M Bailey called to Oklahoma City to tend her ailing father awaiting surgery with grave condition.
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Dick Crawford
Stratford
Fred Lincox
Ada
Bartlesville
J. W. Staats
Mr. Staats
Maxwell
A. M. Bailey
Oklahoma City
Visitors from Mill Creek Reach the City
Dennis Houod and his wife from Mill Creek were in the city yesterday as visitors, in what appears to be a casual local social call.
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Dennis Houod
Mill Creek
Henry Roach Recovers Mobility After Car Wreck
Henry Roach, injured in an automobile wreck several days ago, is able to get around now. He has regained limited mobility and is recovering at home with family support.
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Henry Roach
Eye removal operation heals for Lawrence man in Ada hospital
Homer Brumley of Lawrence underwent eye removal surgery at Ada hospital and is reported recovering nicely. Miss Lona Faye Wiley of Vanessa, who suffered burns, is reported improving at Ada hospital today.
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Homer Brumley
Lawrence
Ada Hospital
Lona Faye Wiley
Vaness
Death notice for Mrs. M. C. Newton aged 77
T. E. Cullins receives word from Memphis of the death of his sister Mrs. M. C. Newton after a long illness.
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T. E. Cullins
Memphis
M. C. Newton
B I Arnold Seeks Ada Location for Return to Oklahoma
B I Arnold who left in February for Los Angeles is back in Ada seeking a site. He has toured California Arizona New Mexico and Texas and says Oklahoma is far ahead of any other place for his future home. If he can find a location he plans to bring his family back to Ada.
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B. I. Arnold
Los Angeles
Mr. Arnold
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Ada
Mrs B G Howard Heads to Fort Smith Arkansas
Mrs B G Howard leaves Thursday for Ft Smith Arkansas to visit her sister Miss Anna Lee Bolton who teaches there. She plans a brief stay and will return to Chicago after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A D Bolton and other relatives locally.
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B. G. Howard
Ft. Smith
Ark
Anna Lee Bolton
Maxwell educator attends teachers meeting
C Roberts of Maxwell attended the teachers meeting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
C. Roberts
Maxwell
Stratford Social Roundup From Saturday City Visit
Miss Josephine Shi of Stratford spent Saturday shopping in the city. Henry Neal of Mill Creek visited here Saturday. Mrs. Post is rapidly improving at Ada hospital. Miss Grace Brice, teaching at Vaness, attended the teachers meeting here. Miss Mable Stewart left Saturday for Fitzhugh to spend the weekend. Paul Young, post appendectomy at Ada hospital, is doing nicely. Ben King of Ros?, a patient at Ada hospital, is reported better.
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Josephine Shi
Stratford
Henry Neal
Mill Creek
Grace Brice
Vaness
Mable Stewart
Fitzhugh
Ben King of
Ros
Ada Hospital
Homer Brumiey Leaves Hospital After Injury
Homer Brumiey who lost an eye during an incident left the hospital on Saturday and is reported to be doing nicely.
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Homer Brumiey
Family to Move to Rio Grande Valley
Charley Hisan and his family, longtime residents between Vaness and Maxwell, plan a move to the Rio Grande valley where they expect to establish their new home.
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Charley Hisan
Vaness
Maxwell
Rio Grande Valley
Weekend Visit Highlights Local Teachers
Vennie Jeffress from Yeager visits for the weekend while Miss Jeanette Bobbitt from Allen returns home for the weekend. Both are engaged in teaching duties and family time during the break.
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Jeanette Bobbitt
Allen
Mrs Bradley Leaves Hickory After Brief Visit
Mrs. R. H. Bradley of Hickory returned home Saturday after staying several days with her daughter Mrs. H. E. Garret whose illness required care.
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R. H. Bradley
Hickory
H. E. Garret
Miss Avis Robinson Heads for Kansas City Visit
Miss Avis Robinson who has tended the College here left Thursday for Kansas City Missouri. She will stopover in Holdenville and Tulsa for short visits. While here she made her home with sister Mrs Earl Norman at 414 North Mississippi.
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Avis Robinson
Kansas City
Holdenville
Tulsa
Miss Robinson
Earl Norman
Mississippi
John Boyce McKee Heads to Hot Springs for Treatment
John Boyce McKee departed yesterday for Hot Springs Arkansas to receive medical treatment.
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Mon
Zays Daily
John Boyce McKee
Hot Springs
Ark
Parker and Gowan Headed to McAlester Masonic Convention
Oscar L. Parker and J. C. Gowan left Sunday for McAlester to attend the Masonic convention being held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Parker
J. C. Gowan
McAlester
Stockholders and Directors Meet in City This Week
Sam Schienberg of Chicka travels to the city to attend a stockholders and directors meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Sam Schienberg
Chicka
Mrs Morris and daughter depart for California
Mrs Morris and her daughter of Son Oman HR and Mrs N B Haney have been visiting F F Brydin and Mrs N B Haney for several days and today leave for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sonoman
F. F. Brydin
N. B. Haney
California
Editor Crossett Attends Methodist Laymen Meeting in City
G A Crossett of Caddo visits the city for the Methodist Laymen gathering. He is among the oldest editors with continuous service since 1899 and speaks this evening on Salesmanship in religion.
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G. A. Crossett
Caddo
Crossett
J C Condren of Konawa Involved in Noted Event
A fragment mentions J C Condren of Konawa in connection with a notable local event. Further details are unavailable in the legible portion.
Checotah Colonists Tricked on Mexican Land Venture
In Checotah on January 28, 55 local residents who joined a Mexican colonization scheme learned at the border they were duped. They had trusted C A Johnson posing as a West Coast Development representative and were told they owned land, then found their passports invalid. Most were tenant farmers who invested their savings.
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Checotah
C. A. Johnson
West Coast Development Company
Real Estate Chief to Probe Land Sale in Checotah
M. J. Glass chairman of the Oklahoma State Real Estate commission began travel to Checotah to investigate alleged sale of worthless Mexican lands to several local residents.
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Oklahoma City
M. J. Glass
Oklahoma State Real Estate Commission
Checotah
Oklahoma colonists swindled in land fraud near Checotah
Fifty five men women and children who sold homes near Checotah Oklahoma to buy land in Mexico were defrauded. The group traveled to Laredo after learning the titles were invalid and passports were rejected at the border. They dispersed in San Antonio after spending the day at the I G N station.
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San Antonio
Checotah
Okla
Mexico
Laredo
Oregon
Oklahoma
Johnson
Edenville
Hospital Update: Patient Improves After Sunday Visit
The patient brought to Ada hospital Sunday is reported improved as doctors assess recovery.
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Ada Hospital
J. W. Helm in Ada Hospital Reported No Better
J. W. Helm of Jesse, brought to Ada hospital some time ago, is reported no better. The notice provides a brief health update and mentions his ongoing care.
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J. W. Helm
Jesse
Ada Hospital
Franklin County Clerk Improves Slightly After Illness
L. E. Franklin, the county court clerk, who has been quite ill, is reported slightly improved today according to local authorities. The update notes his condition remains cautious but shows progress after a period of ill health.
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L. E. Franklin
Mrs Goddard Improves After Ada Hospital Operation
Mrs. C. O. Goddard who underwent an operation at the Ada hospital yesterday is reported much improved today.
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C. O. Goddard
Ada Hospital
George Womack Hospitalized for Appendicitis
George Womack of Sasakwa entered the hospital today for an appendicitis operation.
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George Womack
Sasakwa
Tupelo Merchant Visits City on Business
J. S. Isaacs of Tupelo was in the city on business yesterday, keeping up with local commerce and meetings.
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J. S. Isaacs of
Tupelo
Chickasha visitor J. S. Murray in city yesterday
J. S. Murray of Chickasha spent a day in the city yesterday on business meeting local merchants and inspecting prospects for upcoming ventures.
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J. S. Murray of
Chickasha
Mrs Pitt Moves Home After Illness Recovery
Mrs R E Pitt, previously ill, has recovered enough to be discharged from the hospital and taken home today.
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R. E. Pitt
Lumberman Mose Ferguson Visits Ada for Daughter's Arrival
Stratford lumber dealer Mose Ferguson visited Ada on Tuesday and reports the recent arrival of a daughter at his home.
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Mose Ferguson
Stratford
East Central State Teachers College Ada Leads Oklahoma
East Central at Ada ranks as the state’s largest teachers college with 1,235 to 1,241 students in recent terms and rapid growth. The school trains rural teachers, serves 11 Oklahoma counties, and draws students from 49 counties and five states, though facilities are stretched and two new buildings are needed.
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East Central State Teachers College
Ada
United States
Oklahoma
Witter
Pupi
Fest Central
Coal
Johnston
Murray
Garvin
McClain
Hughes
Okmulgee
Okfuskee
Pontatoe
Pottawatomie
Seminole
East Central
Department of Rural Education
W. C. Hersing
H. P. Butcher
State Department of Education
East Central District
Ere Ikakes
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Emporia
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Greeley
Colorado
Denton
Texas
Springfield
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois
California
Nash
Southwestern
Weatherford
Northeastern
Tahlequah
Northwestern
Alva
Central
Edmond
Southeastern
Durant
Ada High School
Ada College
May Wheat Climbs Above Two Dollars in Chicago Trade
Chicago scene sees May wheat beat the $2 level after the board opened. Commission houses absorb selling and push values higher with initial bids around 1.99 to 2.00 as European bullishness fuels demand. The move marks a peak not seen since 1868 for immediate delivery, with futures peaking near $2 and recalling the Hutchinson deal era.
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Chicago
Obituary for C B Mansfield Longtime City Resident
C B Mansfield died at his home 831 West Sixth Street Tuesday night about midnight. Funeral services will be held at Criswell's undertaking parlors at 10 o'clock Thursday morning conducted by Rev. C C Morris. A painter by trade, he had lived in the city since its early days and was well known to older citizens. his wife had died several months earlier.
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C. B. Mansfield
West Sixth Street
Criswell
C. C. Morris
Mansfield
Death of Tom Downs at 66 in residence west of Cement plant
Tom Downs aged 66 died Tuesday morning at 6 at his brother’s home west of the Cement plant where he resided. Pneumonia caused the death. Funeral services and interment were held at Rosedale cemetery this morning at 11. He had lived there for many years and was single.
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Tom Downs
Rosedale Cemetery
Largest jellyfish can capture and digest fish
The largest species of jellyfish is described as capable of capturing and digesting other fish, indicating a broad predatory capacity in certain jellyfish.
Dresses by the Pound and Bread by the Yard Pan Incident
A fragmented note reports odd market pricing with dresses sold by the pound and bread by the yard described as a pan arrangement. No further context or names are provided.
Loss of Mrs. Elva Duvall Laments Pontotoc County Hero
A tribute from HA. W. Miller praises Mrs. Elva Duvall for nine years of service as a Home Demonstration Agent. Her work with girls and mothers, moral guidance, and dedication amid hardship are hailed as making homes happier and communities stronger.
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Elva Duvall
Fier
Pontotoc County
HA .W. Miller
Hoopers Tetter Rem Guaranteed For Skin Diseases
Sufferers of skin troubles urged to try Hooper's Tetter-Rem with a money back guarantee. The article promotes two bottle sizes 75 cents and 1.50, sold by Eucaline Medicine Co Dallas or by mail, as a remedy for eczema ringworm pimples dandruff cracked hands and other skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucaline Medicine ‘Co, Co
Dallas
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George Vorbe
Dow Ham
Roxana Company
Paul Young
Vennie Jeffress
Yeager
J. C. Condren
Konawa
Vera Cruz
Denver
Col
Norman
Tonkawa
Blackwell
Davis
Davis-Wynnewood Highway
Co. B. Mansfield
Jack Fork
Ada Hide & Produce Co
B. F. Avery, P. & O., International and
Oliver Farming Implements
Rogers Silverware
Rogers
la France
Wm. Rogers & Son
Herve
Wm. Rogers
Photte
Rollow Hardware Company
Ada, Oklahoma
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