War and trial on the Gray Loon leads to a stark trap duel
Baree the wolf dog contends with trapper Bush McTaggart in a freezing Canadian frontier. After clever ambushes and a brutal night, a stranger John Madison named Jim Carvel intervenes, freeing Baree and offering unlikely alliance amid looming pursuit and law.
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Baree
Bush McTaggart
McTagcart
MceTaggart
McTaggart
Nepeese
MecTaggart
Fox
Barec
Caribous
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Bush -Me- Taggart
Lac Bain
Sieu
John Madison
George
Jim Carvel
Hudson’s Bay
Mackenzie River
Carvel
Fragmentary note hints at a playful saying
Brief readable line sketches a quip about youths resembling their fathers with a stray garbled quote. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The fragment suggests a humorous common saying rather than a full event.
Travel bug bites thousands. mosquito to blame for trips
The passage notes that the mosquito drives travel concerns for many Americans. It also observes that those deemed poor swimmers may actually have better endurance in the water, hinting at surprising talents among ordinary people.
Brumley Appeals for Reelect in First District
W H Brumley issues final statement to voters in first district detailing bridges and culverts built during his term and pledging lower taxes with careful administration if reelected. He notes road groundwork and modern county equipment came after his time in office. The letter closes with a personal sign off.
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Baree
Nepeese
Pierrot
Carvel
Antil
Hei
Carvell
W. H. Brumley
James A. Wilson Seeks Democratic Nod for State Board of Agriculture
James A. Wilson campaigns for the Democratic nomination for president of the Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture. He cites deep ties to agricultural schools and farm policy expertise. He notes active Taxpayers League involvement and co authoring Initiated Bill No. 92 to aid small and large taxpayers while safeguarding state, county, and municipal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Wilson
State Board of Agriculture
Mr. Wilson
Tax Payers League of
Oklahoma
Word from JA AYA to Pontotoc voters
JA AYA appeals for a second term as Pontotoc County tax assessor. He claims open records, equal treatment, and a large amount of previously escaped property has been added to the rolls. He promises honest service and asks voters for support.
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Dallas
I. T. Hoggatt
Mose Durbin
Hanover
New Mexico
J. A. Durbin
Rosa Leek
Barney
Wallace Hoggatt
Ada
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Doubleday, Page & Co
WNU Service
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A. L. Bullock
R. F. Crumley
Miami
Colorado
Frances McKee
Joe Heathman
Geneva
Juanita Ogden
Lowell Glass
Pauls Valley
E. Rutker
Faye King
East Central
Leota Laseman
Denia McKee
G. W. Montgomery
T. B. Givensway
Pat Straughn
Mill Creek
T. H. Smith
Charney Laseman
Boifom
Minagene Palmer
B. Heathman
L. M. Merritt
Ayline
Epettis Givens
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of Pontotoc
Pontotoc County
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Pontetoc County
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H.) Roper
Henry Goodson
Busby & Hall
Guardian
Potttetoc County
State of
Lena
Goodson
Owens
Kenneth Goodson
J. Busby & Harrell
Frank Roddy
Frisco
Paris
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Premier Poincare
W. H. Gray
Tle
Billie
Joe Lee
Mary Jo
Byrds Mill
Frank Estes
Jester
FNL
Jaaya
Pontotoc Coun
Jim Byrd
Dick Richards
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Office of Corporation’Commission
State Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
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Corporation Commission Club
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