California Labor Shortage Hits Agriculture Hard This Year
A newspaper survey shows California to have smaller crops due to labor shortages and high wages. Lands once productive may lie fallow while some crops give way to forage crops run by machinery. Beet sugar production could drop and similar labor shortages are countrywide.
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California
Old Fashioned Spelling Bee at Normal Friday
The East Central State Normal senior class hosts an old fashioned spelling match against twenty plus local businessmen to raise funds for the Pelagi annual. Admission is 25e with orchestral selections and gymnastic dancing. room remains for more participants.
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East Central State Normal
Robt. Wimbish
Luther Har- W. J. Coffman
N. B. Stall
J. F. McKeel
Ed Harraway
H. P. Sugg
M. C. Wilson
Ed Granger
Britton Turner
Chas. A. Zorn
J. D. Crawford
Allen Stanfield
Reverend Taylor Heads to Inter Church World Movement Meet
The Methodist pastor left this morning for Oklahoma City to attend the Inter-Church World Movement meeting and will return Thursday.
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Rev. Taylor
Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Inter-Church World Movement
Bank Statement of Pontotoc Bank Oklahoma 1920
J I McCauley cashier swears the bank statement is true as of March 5 1920. The document lists resources liabilities and capital including cash in bank due from banks and deposits with a total of 135591.46 dollars. Notary CHAS L BERGER attests and J B McCAULEY HELEN M McCAULEY Directors certify correctness.
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State of Oklahoma
Vesey
Pontotoc
J. I. McCauley
Chas, L. Berger
Juvenile Court Paroles Boy To Teacher
Melton Dorsey, eleven, appeared in juvenile court on petty theft charges. The court, reluctant to send a child to the state training school, parole him to his public school teacher with the condition of regular attendance. if he reoffends, he will be sent to Pauls Valley.
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Melton Dorsey
Melton
Pauls Valley
Edwards Seeks Presidential Run On a Wet Ticket in Question
McAlester News-Capital questions Edwards New Jersey run for president on a wet ticket amid ambiguity about where such support exists and potential backing. The piece raises whether Edwards knows where to find backing and which regions might host it.
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Edwards
New Jersey
McAlester News-Capital
Muskogee Forms Fair To Labor Club For Local Politics
Muskogee reports that the Central Labor union and the Buildings Trades Council passed resolutions to form a labor aligned group named the Fair To Labor Club. A ten member investigation committee will assess candidates on labor records, with non binding recommendations, aiming to influence union members’ votes. A meeting at Moose hall will finalize the group.
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Muskogee
Central Labor Union
Buildings Trades Council
Moose Hall
Fair To Labor Club
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