Pontotoc County Commissioners Approve Bonds and Roads
Pontotoc County Oklahoma commissioners meet and approve farm and home demonstration funding with A&M College and USDA terms. They authorize bond sales for funding bonds of 40 000 plus 3 600 premium, name open road routes, and ratify 1919 real estate assessments while approving bonds and various county offices.
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Francis Township
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma A. & M. College
United States Department of Agriculture
States Relation Service
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pontotee County
Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Lee Daggs
Court House
Emery & Norman
Geo. W
J. E. Piersol
C. Edgar Honnold
Geo
WB. Calvert
American Nat’l Bank
Oklaheams Clif
McCcnmnen
State of
New York City
State Bank
Oklahoma City
Geo. W. Piersol
Mrs Correll and Son Depart for Washington
Mrs John W Correll and her son Joe widow and son of John W Correll murdered by Mexican bandits near Tampico on June 16 leave on the Frisco to Washington D C to seek state department investigations and Mexican redress. At a mass meeting in Atla and Pontotoc county relatives joined as mourners.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Board of County Commissioners
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Section
County of Pontotoc
County of
Commissioner of Highways
Ada-Francis
Oakman
Ada
Crystal White Refining Co
A. D
Crystal White Refining Company
Township Five
Range
M. Garner
Emma
Fulsom
I. R. Gilmore
John W. Correll
Joe
Tampico
Frisco
Washington, D. C
State Department
Mexico
Atla
Tabernacle Auditorium
Ways of Saving Grain Through Efficient Threshing
Guidelines emphasize thresh efficiency, rake shock rows, tight-bottom bundle wagons, and tight wagon boxes for hauling grain. It urges reading Farmers' Bulletins 991 and 1036, consulting state colleges, and studying manufacturers literature to maximize grain saved and profits. The message highlights proper machine operation as key to more output and better returns.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved by Chamberlain Remedy
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports rapid relief from a severe summer complaint after using Chamberlain Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad urges families to keep the remedy on hand for colic and diarrhoea.
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Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
N. Y
Ady
Wilson Seeks League Support in Senate Debate
Wilson argued the treaty without the league is worthless and demanded league acceptance with no denial. He said American aid to Europe is essential and isolation is over. He asserted America's moral leadership and majority as a world power, urging a league of free nations as practical and aligned with the fourteen points.
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League of Nations
America
Europe
U. S
League of Free Nations
Efficient threshing methods save grain and time
USDA investigators warn that inefficient threshing loses over a million bushels annually. Education across 21 states saved 22 million bushels last year. Proper machine adjustment, level separators, correct cylinder speed, and trained operators reduce losses and idle crew time.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Calotabs Promise Quick Liver Cleanse and Mood Lift
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a painless overnight liver purge. One capsule at bedtime supposedly leaves the user feeling refreshed the next morning with a cleansed system and hearty appetite. The druggist guarantees satisfaction and refunds the price of thirty five cents per sealed package sold at drugstores.
Government Wins First Point in Wartime Beer Case
In Pittsburgh nineteen defendants from the Pittsburgh Independent Brewing Association faced charges of violating the wartime prohibition act. Judge W H S S Thompson overruled demurrers, holding the group in $1000 bail each for the November term.
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Pittsburgh
W. H. S.S. Thompson
Pittsburgh Independent Brewing Association
End of watchful waiting on Mexico policy
Information from the state department indicates the policy of watchful waiting toward Mexico is ending. The United States will demand action by Mexico to protect foreign lives and property without delay. British and French pressure aligns with that push and with lobbying by the Association For the Preservation of American Rights in Mexico.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
United States
Congress
Association For the Preservation of American Rights
Oil development heats Big Allen field activity in Oklahoma
In Allen Oklahoma on July 12 local reports show K C Oil Co on No 2 well for John Gilmore lease in Section 14 5 8 yielding 100 barrels plus Reserve Oil Co on a strong well at Flavius Gilmore lease SW quarter Section 14 5 8 Saint Louis Oil Co rig moving on Ed Gilmore property Section 7 5 9 No 1 will open a new area Homackla Oil Co tests 1170 feet on Shields lease Section 33 5 5 and anticipates drilling soon with gas shows.
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Homackla Oil Co
Shields
Second Division Regulars Set for Early Return Home
The Second Division of regulars and all detached units are assigned to early homecoming. The division includes the Fifth and Sixth regiments of marines. Its departure from overseas duty leaves only the First and Third Divisions on active duty in France.
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Washington
France
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J. R. Gilmore
W. H. Brumley
W. H. Brents
Milton Garner
James A. Wilson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bas County
Elva Roberts-Duvall
A. Sugg
Bob Duncan
Lara M. Crowder
Roff
H. R. Whitson
D. W. Swaffar
Gladys T. Maddox
J. R. Turner
Midland Township
H. J. Brown
Joseph Anderson
C. M. Williams
A. Floyd
J. C. Hart
Maxwell Township
Nick Heard
J. I. Laughlin
H. F. Bibb
Brents
Brumley
W. H. Brimley
J. J. Laughlin
Department of Highways
Homer School House
Gilmore
Wimbish and Duncan
C. T. Hocker
Range & East
Board of County Commissioners of
Wilson
The
Senate
Big Allen Field
PALL
Bart Smith
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