Big Dan Returns from the West and a Westward Proposal
Dan Morgan arrives after five years away and discovers Milly plans to marry another. Aunt Miriam reveals Milly's feelings. Dan shares news of a million-dollar gold mine sale and offers to take Miriam West with him, asking her to come with him tomorrow.
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Dan Morgan
West
Milly
Big Dan
Jim
Miriam
Miri
Tin
Miriam Waited Bie Dan
Miss Miriam
Sarath
Miss Miriami
Big Dan Morgan
Hairpin Handy as Makeshift Picture Hook
A hairpin of heavy wire serves as a practical substitute for a picture hook. Bend the pin to resemble a hook, place it over the molding, and thread the picture cord into the projecting hook to hang a frame without marring the nail or wall.
Awful Thought Bill Burlap Keeps Ten Year Paint Promise
A family scene ends with humor as Bill Burlap finishes painting a house for his brother and jokes that his work lasts ten years. Later he playfully splashes shaving lather on a nephew who then yells that he is painted for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burlap
Bill
Pacific Northwest Power Station Now in Operation
The largest water power plant in the Pacific west has begun operation, delivering 105000 horsepower to the grid and signaling a major advancement in regional electric generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific West
Forty-Eight To Receive Degrees At A and M College
Stillwater Oklahoma June 30 Forty eight students are set to earn degrees from the Oklahoma A and M college at summer session close. Five master of science and the rest bachelor of science degrees will be conferred July 16 with session ending July 26. Candidates include twenty four men and nineteen women for bachelors and three men two women for masters across agriculture home economics engineering education commerce and marketing science and literature.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
L. W. Burton
H. P. Patterson
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Colorado
School of Agriculture
School of Commerce and Marketing
Grace Fernandez
Sarah Brjutle
Weatherford
W. J. Brown
Lawrence
L. E. Correll
Chilocco
E. E. Tourtellotte
Wilburton
Agriculture
Calvin P. Cox
Vici
William C. McCollum
Emerson, Ark
Red Rock
Lena
Farquharson
Guthrie
Clarence E. Holt Prue
L. Susanne Kolb
Orlando
J. Hilton Smith
Altus
Frances Shertzer Stewart
Dewey
John A. Sherburne
Cordell
Crystal Maude Burris
Edna Marie Johnson
Opal L. Johnson
Joe B. Butler
Bernice Petty-Moore
Moore
West of Ireland distress prompts urgent government action
At a Clifden conference in County Galway the West of Ireland crisis was described as acute and the government was urged to intervene. Mayo's poor relief funding has raised taxes by about 40 percent in recent months.
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Dublan
Clifden
County Galway
Ireland
Mayo
Oklahoma Motorists Fund Tax Revenue Report
Oklahoma state auditor C. C. Childers reports the fiscal year ending June 30 shows the 2.12 cent fuel tax netted 1,682,293.25 dollars. From July 1 1923 to March 7 1924 the one cent tax produced 899,260.79 dollars. after March 7 the 2.5 cent rate totaled 783,192.46 dollars. The two and one half cent tax is projected to reach about 2,500,900 dollars annually. Sixty percent supports the state highway maintenance and construction fund while the rest is distributed to counties by area population and assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Childers
State Highway Department
Lucretia Lombard opens to capacity crowd at McSwain Theatre
Lucertia Lombard, a Kathleen Norris novel adaptation, plays to a full house. Monte Blue and Irene Rich star as Stephen Winship and Lucretia Lombard with supporting players in a Warner Bros. production directed by Jack Conway. The plot centers on a loveless marriage, a forbidden romance, a perilous mountain voyage, and a dramatic conflagration.
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Lucretia Lombard
Kathleen Norris
McSwain
Switzerland
Alps
Sawdridge
Conn
Allen Lombard
Lucretia
Lombard
Lucertia
Stephens Winship
Stephens
Stephen
Monte Blue
Irene Rich
Stephen Winship
Marc McDermott
Alec B. Francis
John Roche
Lucy Beaumont
Otto Hoffman
Norman Shearer
Jack Conway
Warner Brother
Hairy Rapf
Nonpartisan Wins in North Dakota Primary
Fargo N D A G Sortie non partisan league candidate for the republican gubernatorial nomination led over R A Nestos as eighty eight additional precincts reported Friday night Nestos conceded defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
A. G. Sortie
Er. R. A.nestos
Nestos
News Want Ad Sparks Quick Purchase
A brief classified notice indicates a reader's request to let a newspaper want ad facilitate a fast sale or service, seeking swift contact and clear terms.
Oklahoma speakers to headline University summer session lectures
Norman program features Oklahoma men: F W D Price Walter M Harrison Luther Harrison Rev Lon gtren and others lectures on educational guidance political parties and constitutional topics at the University of Oklahoma with a holiday on Friday July 4 and a film shown in the auditorium evening programs during the week
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Price
University
Eaid
Fine Arts
Luther Harrison
Lon
Gtren
E. E. Dale
Jefferson and Marshall
Spoonhold
Earl Ketchum
Walter Harrison
Phelan
Crops Benefit From Rainfall Despite Local Grasshopper Damage
ARDMORE Oklahoma farmers report that a recent 2.81 inch rainfall boosts corn and cotton prospects with a near million dollar rise in crop values for Carter county. W. F. Warren says danger of shortage is past but grasshoppers still threaten some areas. steady cultivation and extensive plowing needed for a large harvest. Roads near Carter county are hard to travel with some sections nearly impassable. motorists advised to use hard surfaced routes. Temperature reached 100 degrees, slight drop from prior days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
W. F. Warren
Carter County
Warren
Tishomingo
Oklahoma cotton college to open staff named experts
The twelfth annual Oklahoma cotton college opens next Tuesday and runs to July 26 with Bradford Knapp as head lecturer. Other faculty include Carl Whkliams A J Ray W J Lackey E E Kennedy George Butterworth and John Fields. Laboratory work grades cotton samples daily from 1 to 4 p m.
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Anil Ecrme
Okla
Oklahoma and College
Bradford Knapp
Krows
Carl Whkliams
American Cotton Growers Exchange
A. J. Ray
W. J. Lackey
State Seed Anlyst
E. E. Kennedy
The
Corporation Commission
George Butterworth
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John Fields
Oklahoma Farmer
Glen Briggs
Sky Roadhouse for Flyers Predicted by Air Minister
London. Air Minister Lord Thomson told the House of Lords he foresees two types of air ships within three years for commercial and naval use and at least six airship makers in ten years, building an imperial network for transport. He envisages nobles gliding from Parliament to destinations along the Thames and to Scotland, with a floating caravanserai for rest high above the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Thomson
House of Lords
Parliament House
Thames Valley
Scotland
Germans Seek English Music Lessons For Pianos
German music teachers and exporters arrange for an English piano expert to visit major cities and offer instruction aimed at building a domestic market. The move follows widespread piano production for export and complaints that Germans cannot play the instruments well.
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Cologne
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England
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