Humble steel plow anniversary marks Western progress
In Grand Detour Illinois and across the South the 100th anniversary of the steel plow is celebrated. The piece highlights how a simple invention transformed farming and spurred western expansion, and reflects on leadership, preparation, and the quiet power of modest discoveries shaping history.
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Illinois
West
America
NEA
Veterans recall Spanish American War era and reform talk
The piece reflects on Spanish American War veterans near Wilburton and Ardmore, noting a surge of volunteers in 1898, the Maine incident, and later lessons on preparedness. It criticizes reform trends like unicameral legislatures and cautions against panaceas, referencing public trust and Barnum's warning on humbug.
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Havana
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
McKinley
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Wilburton
Ardmorelle
Cuba
Maine
Barnum
Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields
Cairo Hughes county wells report core samples from a Carter Oil wildcat near Citra with production from Upper McLish sand. Nearby tests at Centrahoma, Roadhouse, and Delaney progress through Hunton and Viola lime formations with several barrels per hour and casing activity. Franks notes gas in Gilecrease sand at Abbott and plans a Hunton test.
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Pontotoc County
Carter Oil wildcat tests near Citra report oil saturation
Friday reports from Carter Oil indicate a wildcat near Citra, the No. 1 Hamilton in 33-4-9, Hughes county, showing oil saturation between 6,006 and 6,010 feet with gas rise. A Roadhouse No. 1 Booth plug test is planned for Saturday night to test Hunton lime. Fleetborn No. 2 A Lewis near 19-2-7 has strong Hunton lime potential and large gas in the Fitts field. Delaney and Boettcher wells continued drilling in the Steedman area.
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Carter Oil Company
Citra
Hughes County
Centrahoma
Thompson
Wildcat
Roadhouse
Booth
Hunton
Steedman
Richardson
Peyton
Fittsfield
Magnolia Petroleum
Lewis
Simpson
Fitts
Harper
Cromwell
Sinclair-Prairie
E. J. Franks
Union Developing Company
Abbott
Hamilton
Fleetborn
Viola
Fitts Field
F. ¢. Norris
Oil field activity rebounds with Hunton and Cromwell tests
In the Fitts area several Hunton and Cromwell tests proceed as drills resume. Notable results include Magnolia No. 23 Simpson flow 236 barrels daily and Magnolia No. 32 Metropolitan Life at 312.68 barrels in 12 hours while others report listed completions and gas shows.
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Norris E
Hunton
Magnolia No
Simpson
Cromwell
Metropolitan Life
Magnolia
Fannie Young
Edge Wesl
Blackstock
Thompson
South Fitts
Deep Rock No
Garrett
Viola
Skelly No
Park College
Woodson
Starrett A
NW SE
E. J. Frank
The
Union Developing Company
Abbott
Oil Tests Planned For Hunton Lime Wells
Reports from Wednesday indicate Roadhouse No 1 Booth in section SE NW SE of 2026 is a Hunton lime producer. Basal Hunton acidized earlier, oil flow and 1000 psi pressure rose within an hour. A top Hunton acidizing was arranged with 9 foot saturation, with a test possible Thursday night or Friday. Delaney No 1 Peyton deepening to 3813 feet will undergo drill stem testing of Hunton lime. Delaney No 1 Richardson awaits further action.
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Booth
Hunton
Peyton
Richardson
Seminole youths resist migration to Mexico
Four Seminole chieftains returning from a meeting with President Cardenas in Mexico City report only a few tribesmen ready to move across the Rio Grande. Tribal spokesman Charley Grounds notes most young Seminoles prefer life among Oklahoma’s oil derricks, while chiefs seek guidance from Indian Commissioner Collier on authority to negotiate with the Mexican government.
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Wewoka
Old Mexico
Oklahoma
Cardenas
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Charley Grounds
Grounds
George Jones
Chili Fish
John Collier
Ford Installed in County Office as Treasurer
Tommy Ford was sworn in as county treasurer replacing Fred McCoy after the July 4 holiday delay. He departed for Oklahoma City with the examiner to inspect capitol securities while deputies were named: Mrs. Sam Viney, Sam Dew, Oren Phillips, and Mrs. Gladys Byrd. The bonding company requested office alterations and tighter access.
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Tommy Ford
Fred McCoy
Ford
Oklahoma City
Capitol
Sam Viney
Sam Dew
Oren Phillips
Gladys Byrd
Court House
McCoy
Three Hurt When Train Hits Auto Near Coalgate
Mr and Mrs J W Killingsworth of Longview Texas and their maid Liza Robbins were injured when their car collided with an O C A and A train near the Y at Highways 75 and 19 north of Coalgate Two small children suffered minor bruises Mrs Killingsworth has a compound arm fracture while Mr Killingsworth and the maid sustained head and facial injuries
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J. W. Killingsworth
Longview
Texas
Liza Robbins
Coalgate
Pawhuska
Okla
Perry and Chaplin To Play Vines And Marx In Tennis Doubles
Beverly Hills plans a charity tennis doubles match July 7 featuring Fred Perry and Charlie Chaplin against Ellsworth Vines and Harpo Marx. All four participants take the game seriously and are rated above average players.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Fred Perry
Charlie Chaplin
Ellsworth Vines
Harpo Marx
Beverly Hills Tennis Club
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