Parish Chapel and Center Pick-Ups Revival Notes
Letters from our correspondents report revival at Parish Chapel led by Croxton and Stringer. Community updates include church services, a Mothers Club formed at Center, school expansion plans, local campaigning for county treasurer, and a revival ongoing in Walnut Grove Egypt area with Bro Early. Gitty details on residents, travel, and local gatherings through Ada to Centrahoma and Durant.
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J. D. Gaar
Lightning Ridge
Bro’s Croxton
Dial
Maxwell
Garner
Box X
Frank Beller
Wyatt
Buck
M. E. Wyatt
Grayson Co. Texas
Belview
G. W. Lamb
Houser
Herbert Horton
J. H. Medlock
Ada
B. D. Horton
New Bethel
Ethel Gaar
Lee Daggs
W. C. Lee
J. B. Parker
Dagegs
Parker
Lee
Judd Horton
Lamb
Walpole See- Treas
Walnut Grove
Egypt
Ellen Thomas
Centrahoma
J. B. Corvin
Ellis Palmer
Trinidad
Colo
Cather Floyd
Joe Foster
Henry Bryant
Prof. Bean
Bean
Glennie Corvin
Early
Farewell word from J. W. Davis
A candidate reflects on his record in Pontotoc county highlighting aid to farmers. He cites $72,000 gain for cotton seed and over $560,000 in mule sales on credit, claiming these acts boosted stock quality and taxable wealth, ending with a pledge for better government.
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Pontotoc County
Hardy Sure to Win Race as Judge Summers Hardy Forecasts
Campaign manager Edwin A. Ellinghausen released a forecast claiming Judge Summers Hardy will carry Choctaw, Carter, Love, Marshall, Bryan, McCurtain, Pushmataha and Leflore counties by a substantial majority and win the supreme court race by three to five thousand votes. He said Johnson, Coal, Pontotoc and Seminole counties favor Hardy while Haskell County should break even with Judge Rainey.
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Edwin A. Ellinghausen
Summers Hardy
Supreme Court
Choctaw, Carter, Love, Marshall
Bryan
McCurtain
Pushmataha
Leflore
Johnson
Coal Pontotoc
Seminole
Judge Rainey
Haskell County
Judge Hardy
Demographic appeal from Pontotoc County clerk election
Democratic district clerk candidate thanks voters for support. He pledges to maintain public trust, economy, and full-time service, noting workload from heavy criminal and civil dockets as he seeks renomination. He expects a strong showing next Tuesday.
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Ponto
Dodson's Liver Tone promoted as safer calomel alternative
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant, mild substitute for calomel, claiming it strengthens the liver and can be given to children. It promises a money back return if it does not improve bilious spells and mentions availability at Ramsey Drug Co for 50 cents. It also includes unrelated notices about Dr I Levy’s eye care clinic and a film screening featuring Al Jennings at De Soto Theatre.
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Dodson
Ramsey Drug Co
al Jennings
de Soto
Jennings
Carrol Flemming
New York Hippodrome Productions
Ada
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Campaigning Warning to Pontotoc Voters
A Pontotoc County candidate cautions voters to beware last minute campaign canards and slanderous reports. He recalls the opponent’s pledge to run a clean race and urges denouncing any malicious falsehoods before election day.
Purcell Man Visits Brother Here
Guy Walker of Purcell is visiting his brother in the area, continuing a family visit noted by local observers.
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Guy Walker
Purcell
Vote for Mrs Colbert Conlan for Commissioner of Charities
Vote for Mrs Czarina Colbert Conlan for Democratic nomination as Commissioner of Charities and Corrections. Oklahoma native, active in club work, vice president of the U D C, first woman on an Oklahoma school board. Endorsed by prominent men and Oklahoma City women’s clubs.
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Czarina Colbert Conlan
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Myres Boys
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S. M. Torbett
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