Local Store Moves Boost Town Convenience
Correspondent notes C M Long and P B Web relocate shops up the hill, expanding public convenience. T A Anderson acquires a stake in Steadgridge and White General Store, strengthening town commerce. Van Ness reports 110 Sunday school pupils, with a growing literary society and strong debating program. Township inn westward is cleared by district court and will ease westward travel once opened.
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Weather and labor shape Maxwell farming prospects
The piece notes last week’s alternating sun and rain, scarce labor, and continued plowing with many farms ready to plant. It highlights bank credit aiding tenants, questions credit monopoly, and includes a reader’s request for a Sherman Act history, answered by the editor.
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Fitzhugh Roustabouts Fire Destroys Four Buildings
A Sunday night blaze at Fitzhugh destroyed four buildings including Ballard’s shop and Postoffice with contents. John Udson’s pool hall and McKee’s grocery store insured. some groceries saved by tearing down Dr Hill’s office. Cause unknown. Local residents and gatherings noted with multiple brief personal items and a water supply extension plan announced by the city council.
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John Udson
Clay D. McKee
Dr. Hill
Center Lanham Happenings and Church Plans
Center Lanham community notes list Bro Coggin and Freewill minister filling regular appointments, Missionary pastor Bro Stringer to visit Bethel on the third Sunday and prior Saturday night. Ada trip for Mr Henry Rolls on business. J M Raney leaving for Quanah to manage high grade horses. Proceeds from a pie sale and library fundraiser. Susie Parker visits homefolks then returns to Parish Chapel School.
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Stringer
Bethel
Henry Rolls
Ada
J. M. Raney
Walpole
Quanah
Tex
East Lanham
Mr. Saunders
Allen News North Oklahoma County Circulation Report
Attorney W B Toney made a business trip to Asia. Judge King held two days of county court with no criminal cases and five civil cases settled. The Ada residents discuss a leasing and oil land action as explorations near Parson and Hughes counties prepare for lease deadlines and a public sale planned for March with a barbecue and entertainment.
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Homer Spems Progressing With Grocery Store
Homerspems reports progress on a grocery venture amid spring activity. Sunday singing at 3 p m continues. A basketball game is OK any day except Tuesday due to double fouls. Rev Gibson kept his regular appointment. A. H. T. A. reorganized Tuesday night.
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Leo
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Twiney Cooper
Leo Pendleton
Jesse Wonder
Sunday school weather damp and locals busy with farms
The article notes bad weather kept Sunday school small while residents focus on land work. Several names appear with everyday tasks including organ orders, sweet potatoes sold by Ed Fussell, and hay bought by Sam Vandergriff. Various residents are listed with small happenings from the week.
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John Bossa
Teach
W. C. Collier
Sam Vandergriff
Tobe ‘Hennegan
W. H. Hilliard
Eliza Bentln
Laxton
Oscar Land
Ben Tipton
S. Tipton
Mr. Marshall
Jin Ley
Lovelady News Weather and Farming Notes
Local report notes good weather aiding corn ground prep and active farming with plowing, sowing oats and barley. Sunday services included a well attended meeting led by Rev Caldwell of Ada and a Sunday school at 10. John Golge assists singing class. Jess Ross recovers from dog bite.
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Ada
John Golge
Homer
Bryan Robin
Ray Robinso
Jess Ross Hag
Marriagh Licenses List Some Ada Names
A fragment lists individuals and ages: J. B. Gilbrea Ada 25 Lou Tinnin A 21 Jim Hyatt A and M 21 Sarah Clay Ada 15 Ervin Boles Center 18 Effie Cabe Center 17 Minnie.
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Lou Tinnin
Jim Hyatt
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Sarah Clay
Ervin Boles
Center
Effie Cabe
Minnie
Babies of the United States Senate
Aged 34 individuals are described as the babies of the United States Senate highlighting young members in the chamber.
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United States Senate
Difference It Makes in Shopping and Store Reputation
It explains how shoppers judge merchants by service quality and value. Advertisers in the NEWS strive for satisfaction to preserve good will and avoid disappointing customers, highlighting the importance of reputation in retail.
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