Ada Evening News and Alabama Daily Echo? (Not in source)
Texans can be accused of many things yet boosters praise Texas pride and civic effort. The piece compares Dallas and Fort Worth growth, argues Oklahoma’s image misleads outsiders, and urges promoting state features like Pennington Creek, Arbuckles, and Fourche Marine while praising Oklahoma climate and culture.
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Fort Worth
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Woodward
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Plains
Arbuckles
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Washington D.C
New Orleans
The Law Called As A Witness
A column from the Oklahoma Bar Association urges citizens to testify when required, outlining reasons to be a truthful witness and the duties of demeanor, preparation, and courtroom conduct for fair trials. It covers hearsay limits, direct and cross examination, and practical tips for witnesses.
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The
Oklahoma Bar Association
Praise in Heaven and the difference from human praise
The text discusses worship focusing on praise of God rather than man, arguing true praise is spontaneous and priceless while human praise can bolster egos or careers. It emphasizes that God is above reputation, and genuine devotion arises from a sincere heart rather than calculated flattery.
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God
Samuel Johnson
Danny
Anther
Pat
Boston
la Bruyere
Begorra
Christ
Quotation Fragments From Diverse Voices Echo Idle Wisdom
A collage of quotes and fragments from writers and public figures blends humor caution and social commentary. The piece features lines from Oscar Wilde Earl Wilson George Jean Nathan and others along with stray reflections on manners law and daily life.
District Court Sets Hearings For 11 Persons
The District Court opened the criminal docket with Judge John Boyce McKeel arraigning all defendants. Of 18 original cases, 11 remain to be tried over the next two weeks as several have been disposed of and listed cases include murder grand larceny burglary and bogus check offenses with dates from June 12 to June 22.
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District Court
John Boyce McKeel
State
Hagen Bob Greenwood
Ambrose C. Cully
Orgery
Alvin K. Lott
Hagen Bab Greenwood
Oscar Pettigrew
James Davis
Roy Lee Bruner
R. K. McLeroy
Louie Whitaker
B. A. Peltier
Ronnie Wright
Jareeny
Tate
Billy Jack Stowe
Elmer ‘Nichols
Petit Lareeny
Rudy Jones
Ray Edward Audrey, Jr
Walter. Thomas Audrey
Delbert Eugene Wad
HL. E. Martzlow
Zona Fay Morgan
Gery
JP Handles Four Cases
James L. Rhodes faced assault and battery charges from his wife Mattie Rhodes while Donald D Heaton Ada and David Earl Hoehman were cited for not stopping at stop signs. Durtis Dean Flowers of Stonewall was charged with driving with improper mufflers.
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Justice of the Peace
Bert Rat
Iff
John Bills
James L. Rhodes
Mattie Rhodes
Donald ‘D. Heaton
Ada
David Earl Hoehman
Durtis Dean Flowers
Stonewall
Day of Honor for Fathers Across the Land
A columnist honors fathers on a special Sunday, recalling fathers’ patience and kindness, shares personal memories of her late father, and invites readers to express love now. She notes nostalgia for past times, weather, garden ذكر, and church traditions, while encouraging community contributions to her Egypt Meg column.
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America
Vivian Marshall Francis
Wet Wash and Wheat Talk Across The Border
A quirky exchange about domestic chores and cross border contrasts contrasts between Western Canadians and Texans. It notes help with dishes and shared tasks like washing and drying while mentioning a daughter and son, Sylvia Kamm and a friendly comparison to the United States.
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U.S
Sylvia Kamm
Kerr Breaks Ground For Ada Masonic Temple
United States Senator Robert S Kerr visited Ada for a ground breaking ceremony at the new 60 000 dollar Masonic temple north of Arlington Boulevard. About 250 people gathered as Kerr spoke of faith in God and the role of Masonry in national strength, stressing eternal truths amid rapid scientific change. He noted Oklahoma’s standing and argued the nation’s future hinges on faith, church, and Masonic values, then turned the first spadeful and departed by air within a short time.
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Robert S. Kerr
Ada
Masonic Hall
W.D. Little Sr
Kerr
G. C. Mayhue Jr
Carter Bradley
Sundernoon
United States
Arlington Boulevard
Sen
J. B. Lynn
Oscar L. Parker
Jack T. Conn
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Sen. Kerr
God
Earth
Christ
Masonic Lodge
Senator Kerr
Masonic Temple
America
Ada Drowns In Rainstorm Sparks City Flooding
A Sunday morning cloudburst drenched Ada with 2.25 inches of rain between 10 30 and 11 00 am causing flooded streets two foot high water in some spots and cars towed from curbs. Fire department evacuated residents from flooded homes as gardens and businesses suffered damage amid widespread including Glenwood Park turning into a muddy lake.
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Ada
Tenth Street
Townsend
Main
Fifth
Ada Fire Department
Main Street
Glenwood Park
Rain Leads to Floods and Thoughtful Retirement Reflections
Torrential rain drenched Ada and Lightning Ridge with two to four inches in minutes, triggering floods and filling the new retention dam beside State Highway. The piece ponders retirement, recalling William Feather and Senator Kerr, and notes fewer circuses as roads and skies echo changing times.
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Indiana
Ada
Lightning Ridge
Union Valley
Physicists Relocate Lost Watch Found at Pool
Phoenix physicist Dr. E. Hartig questions boss Robert Mayne after discovering a wristwatch found at a swimming pool. The owner remains unidentified, and the inscription reads Love ly Bud. Mayne hopes to recover the watch, while Hartig inquires about its rightful owner.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Dr. E. 2
Hartig
Robert Mayne
Political Announcements for General Election State Rep 40
General election notices appear for State Representative district 40 with details on eligibility and filing deadlines. The announcements underscore voter access and participation in the November contest, urging residents to review official candidate information and timelines.
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Hypnotic barbiturate poisoning saves two Akron children
In Phoenix a year-old prescription record helped doctors identify the drug causing Edward Barbee aged five and Timmy four to stumble and fall. Edward admitted the pills from a neighbor’s bottle led to poisoning. Mrs. Barbee traced the bottle to an Akron drug store and officials learned the bottle contained a hypnotic barbiturate.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Akron
Ohio
Phoenix
Edward Barbee
Timmy
Edward
George Barbee
Farm ad mix up in Yoder seeks player or helper
Douglas Essert of Yoder posted in Scottsbluff Star-Herald two odd ads. First sought a high school age basketball player who can herd cattle and farm. When no takers, he placed a second ad seeking a farm man who will attract a beautiful high school daughter for basketball appeal.
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YODER
Wyo
Douglas “Ossert
Scottsbluff
Neb
Star-Herald
Essert
Yoder High
Site planning aids visiting reserves and family calm
Advice urges advance planning for a reserved visit to ease frustration and keep children content. The note suggests stockpiling extra supplies and creating contingencies to avoid anger, while mentioning Titan as Saturns methane atmosphere.
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