President Plans Four Talks As Roosevelt Heads West
President Roosevelt outlines a western trip with major addresses in Ohio Kentucky and Oklahoma including a July 9 speech at the Zqr grounds in Oklahoma City He departs Washington July 7 and will reach four states amid campaigns for renomination and the Roosevelt program. Martyn Heflin announces Senator Elmer Thomas will serve as official escort for the Oklahoma City visit and Governor Marland has not received an invitation.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Ohio
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Washington
Marietta
Covington
Zqrgrounds
Oklahoma City
Robert J. Bulkley
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
A. B. Chander
Pitosh Lee
Josh Lee
Lee
Thomas
FDR
Martyn Heflin
Elmer Thomas
Heflin
Marland
Ada set to vote July 19 on four bond issues
Ada taxpayers may vote July 19 on four bond issues totaling about 170000 to match four PWA grants, bringing four civic projects to 299400. Projects include fire station improvements, city hall work, sewer extensions, drainage through Glenwood park, and sewage plant additions. Voters may approve any one project. four separate questions will be asked.
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Ada
Bill Crawford
Crawford
PWA
Glenwood Park
Six Marriage Licenses Issued in Coalgate Week
Six marriage licenses were issued this week from the court clerk in Coalgate. Recipients include Bill McKinney, 22, Tulsa, with Mary Potts, 18, Coalgate. Frances O Grader, 33, Tulsa, with Gladys Dye of Coalgate. Grant Bruner, 37, and Sarah Ceshren, both of Coalgate. Arnold M. Dunsworth, 37, and Beulah Wood, both of Ada. J Hanoz, 34, Van Alstyne, Tex., with Lourine Hanna, Howe, Tex.. Granville L Murphy, 21, and Alma Hampton, both of Olney.
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Coalgate
Bill McKinney
Tulsa
Mary Potts
Frances O. Grader
Gladys Dye
Grant Bruner
Sarah Ceshren
Arnold M. Dunsworth
Beulah Wood
Ada
J. Hanoz
van Alstyne
Tex
Lourine Hanna
Howe
Granville L. Murphy
Alma Hampton
Olney
Ada Ness
Moss Wimbish Platform Statement For Pontotoc Race
Moss Wimbish outlines his campaign platform for Pontotoc County Office No. 1 with aims to boost farmer prosperity support organized labor pension reform unemployment relief fair business and equal educational opportunities He pledges non interference with state and local officials cooperation with Engst Central college opposition to limiting the initiative and referendum reenactment of runoff primary and a clean no blame campaign running on public welfare over private interests and a pledge to vote for the greatest good for the greatest number.
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Pontotoc County
Stauion
Ins
Engst Sentral College
Ini
9. S
Toa
Tne
Hamony
Cloan
Moss Wimbish
East Bebee lime well holds steady amid sparse oil news
In the East Behee pool operators report limited activity with several wells described. Delaney No 2 Starrett produced 420 barrels with about 75 barrels of water. Cleveland county well drifted to 7,682 feet then plugged off sand after water influx. other wells such as Moore No 1 Payne and Carter No 1 Moses show various drilling statuses. July allowable figures list multiple barrels by well group, led by Fitts Upper Simpson and Fitts Wilcox with substantial production totals.
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Behee
Delaney No
Starrett
Viola
Bugher
Cleveland County
Moore
Payne
Carter
Shields
Allen
Jesse
Fitts-Cromwell
Fitts-Hunton
Fitts
Upper Simpson
Fitts- Wilcox
Bitts
Oil Creck
Fitts-South
Jesse-Hunton
Real Drive Opens Against Slump
Washington July 1 The administration launches a major fiscal year effort described by President Roosevelt as the real drive on low mood. Relief agencies army navy public works and federal lending corporations may expend about 8.5 billion dollars to aid around 10.5 million unemployed. Officials target an upgrade by Labor Day though economists warn a full recovery may take a year. The Federal Reserve Board reports industrial production plunged from 118 to 7 in the fastest decline in modern American history.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Federal Reserve Board
Callan
Services Held For Oakman Boy Charles A Bray
Funeral services for Charles A Bray were held at Ozekman church with Francis schoolmates serving as pallbearers and flower girls. The 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Tee Bray died in a decal hospital after a short illness. Survived by parents two brothers James and Joe Lee and sister Vera Rae. Reverend J N Caton officiated at the Oakman burial in Oakman cemetery.
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Charles A. Bray
Ozekman Church
Francis
Charles
Tee Bray
Hear Oakman
Claude Henson
Huber
Phillips
Armand Webb
Glenn Smith
Tor Baxter
Norma Jean Wolf
Nora Baxter
Betty Jo Webb
Billie Hoosier
Qva
Dean Yeaton
Margie Williams
Paul Baxter
Junior Buddleston
Eugene Smith
Billy Ralph Williams
David Kriger
Leonard Matthews
Marvin Brown
Leroy Cornell Lee
Charles Ley Ir
Young Charles
James
Joe Lee
Vera Rae
J. N. Caton
Oak
Fran
Art
Oakman Cemetery
Extension Of Mail Route In Coalgate To Be Recommended
Rural mail route expansion to include about 130 Coal county families was discussed in Coalgate. U S Postal Inspector L L Humphreys and Postmaster Patsy Greenan reviewed a proposed Route 1 extension through the northeastern legal community. If approved, report will come in weeks with construction and mailbox setup to follow.
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Coalgate
Coal County
L. L. Humphreys
U. S
Patsy Greenan
Humphreys
Post Office Department
Longstreet to Blame Said by Two Confederate Veterans
At Gettysburg during the blue and gray reunion two aging Confederates accuse General James Longstreet of causing the Confederate defeat. They blame him for delaying Pickett's charge and allowing Meade's 22 000 fresh Union troops to arrive. Longstreet's widow defends him saying his judgment saved the South.
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Gettysburg
Pickett
Paul Martin
Sok
Fie
Meade
Lee
Richmond
Salad
Charles S. Riggin
Vaughan, N. C
Vate
Rhodes
Longstreet
Gilette
South
Longstrest
Sho
Pam
County road fund tied up by injunction
District Judge Tal Crawford said the hearing on the injunction to prevent disposal of about 10,000 in the Pontitoc county highway fund will be held July 30. The temporary injunction restrains county officers from reverting the remaining highway fund to the general fund.
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Pontitoc
Fuad
Tal Crawford
Crawford
Lyeslie Prince
Ada Automobile Dealer
Rollow Hardware Store
Courty
Tommy Ford
General Fund
State Fair May Get Improvements
Oklahoma City July 1 State Fair Manager Ralph Hemphill announced briefs on construction of 1 824 025 improvements at the state fair grounds filed with PWA engineers in Fort Worth Texas The plan includes a drainage project for the Lowlands of the east half of the grounds and new buildings A reconstruction finance corporation loan along with 320 000 from the Sixteen State Legislature will back a PWA grant with no bond issue needed The State Fair association would have 20 years to repay the REC loan and advance ticket sales are planned to help liquidate the debt.
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Oklahoma
Utate
Ralph
PWA Engineers
Fort Worth
Tex
Hemphill
Joe C. Campbell
Oklahoma City
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
PWA
State Fair Association
REC
Month of June Sees Surge in Marriages at Court
June closes with 49 marriage licenses issued and 25 divorce petitions filed. The Ada News notes the higher wedding total versus divorces, reflecting a widening gap in marital records for the month.
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Office of the Court
Ada News
Sheep Breeders Meet Features Dogs Demonstration
Sheep men from Enfire State attended the fifth annual meet at Borsesnoe Ranch drawing 400 guests. Luke Pasco of Chicago and New York showcased signaling dogs that obey a whistle, drawing praise from observers. The program included judging contests across Dorset, Hampshire, Rambouillet, and Southdown breeds, educational talks, and a lamb barbecue serving twelve lambs to guests in 17 minutes.
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Borsesnoe Ranch
Pontotoc County
Luke Pasco
Chicago
New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
Pasco
R. J. Pollack
Frank Reed
Carlton Corbin
A. Wilson
C. Buxton
Elmer Chandler
Gale Stxtler
Clarence West
Wester Meburg
J. B. Hill
C. G. Buxton
Jennings
Oklahoma
Forest ‘Beal
Dan Arnald
National Commission Company
C. C. Buxton
R. J. Pallock
A. W. Lucas
Tax collections lag in Coalgate county report
Special report from Coalgate County notes tax collection delays. As of June 20 this year receipts total 113,443.25 dollars versus 125,408.63 dollars a year ago. Assessed property valuation stands at 3,512,195 dollars. Treasurer Arthur Pope and deputies cite ongoing collection drag affecting revenue.
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Coalgate
Priday
County
Arthur Pope
Coal County
Tommy Ford States Basis for Election to a Second Term
Tommy F Ford, candidate for county treasurer, argues his record supports a second term. He cites investing surplus funds in school district warrants at 5 percent, keeping warrants for teachers, and delivering timely refunds. He notes heavy workload limits voter canvassing but pledges office focus and openness to investigations.
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Tommy Ford
Tommy F. Ford
Tommy
No Danger Of County Losing WPA Payroll
Congressman Lyle Boren says Pontotoc county WPA payroll will stay intact with road projects possibly halted due to machinery legal issues. If road work stops, workers will shift to other projects, ensuring employment. He plans to speak at Glenwood park Tuesday at 8 pm for his re election campaign.
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Fontotoc ‘County
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Lyle Boren
Pontotoc County
Boren
Glenwood Park
Congress
Amburg Waives Preliminary in Drunk Driving Case
Lily d Amburg, charged with driving while drunk, waived preliminary in justice court of A W Oliver Saturday and bound over to district court for trial. He entered a plea of not guilty when arraigned Tuesday on the charge. He was arrested by highway patrol at Mississippi avenue and Twelfth street intersection.
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Lily d 'Amburg
Justice Court
A. W. Oliver
Maline
Highway Patrol
Mississippi Avenue
Twelfth Street
Vanoss Homecoming Invitation Sets July Gathering
Callie Templeman of Oklahoma City invites all classes trained since January 1907 to the third Sunday in July at 2 p.m. for a gospel singing feast and ye olden day talks. The annual reunion aims to keep the spirit of the redeemed together as homecomings never end.
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Ads
Callie Templeman
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt orders southern economic survey study
President Roosevelt has asked the National Emergency Council to report on economic conditions in the south. An advisory committee of 20 southern leaders, including Gov Carl Bailey of Arkansas, will prepare the study with data provided by federal experts. The effort may influence surveys for other regions with similar interests.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
South
New England
Leyfell Mellett
Meliett
Carl Bailey
Arkansas
AFL and Cio
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East Bebee
Delancey
Oakman
County Road Fund
Enfire State
Ford
Amburg
Vanoss
Wanis Survey of Economic South
Desixes
Els Neler AA Onommissioner
J. W
Jimmie
Dean
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