Reveries of a Disappointed Lover and Local Notes
A poem on a jilted lover contrasts with regional commentary. The column celebrates Dr. Bradford Knapp’s re election, criticizes partisan control of schools, and questions farm policy amid McNary Haugen debate. It notes chicken thefts in Pontotoc and grain crop prospects with Col Bell Weevil as the arbiter.
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Oklahoma
Bradford Knapp
A. & M. College
Trapp
Johnston
Col. Bell Weevil
Pontotoc County
Road Building Nation and Public Discourse Reflections
A period column surveys U S differences through mass car and phone ownership, notes progress in highways, and contrasts British suffrage outcomes. It comments on a New York murder confession case, Chicago politics, and editor travel gifts. It closes with Oklahoma scouting plans and state-wide leadership efforts.
Women Progressive in Baptist Church Louisville
May 3. The Woman's Missionary Union reports 3,993 local groups formed, bringing total reporting unions to 23,908 with Texas leading. Mission study classes reached 21,014 nationally, 3,810 in Texas. 112,583 seals awarded for study books. 57,337 total tithers enrolled, including 1,600 youths. White Cross work involved 814 societies contributing 85,585 articles.
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Louisville
Woman's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Kathleen Mallory
Birmingham
Miss Mallory
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Mallory
Tennessee
Wincasipp
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Alabama
Louisiana
Missouri
Florida
Captain A M Grow Ada Pioneer Dies at 9 30 AM
Capt Able M Sieur and Ada pioneer Captain A M Grow dies at 9:30 AM after a long life of service. He was born in 1844 in Macon Georgia and served in the Civil War, including Gettysburg and the Richmond Petersburg campaigns. Funeral at First Baptist on Wednesday at 3 PM. He left a wife Sallie Chiles and five children, three surviving: Olin Crow, Mrs. E C Hearn, and Mrs. W J Witcher.
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Able M. Sieur
Pontotoc County
First Baptist Church
J. W. McCulley
R. E. McCain
Crowe
Macon
Georgia
Sallie Chiles
Olin Crow
E. C. Hearn
W. J. Witcher
Ada
Crow
Lawrence
Let a News Want Ad Get It for You
Classified line invites readers to place a news want ad to find or sell items, seek services, or hire help with quick, reliable responses. The notice emphasizes convenience and local reach.
Browbeating the Witness and a Call for Reform
A Farm and Ranch editorial condemns across the board browbeating of witnesses in Texas courts. It argues witnesses, often law-abiding citizens, are insulted to discredit them and calls for reforms to protect innocent witnesses and ensure fair trials for the accused.
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Texas
Farm and Ranch
No. 4 test in section 21 on Fannie Davis land
A note identifies No 4 test in section 21 to the north of range 4 east on the Fannie Davis land. The acreage was blocked by W.
Little sufferer’s rescuers recall yearlong battle to save life
For a year they fought to save the child who never recovered from exposure. If it had been their own, they would have cared for it as their own and would have raised it as a family member.
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Steel Trust
Andrew Carnegie
Coolidge
Relief work handled by Express Company and Frisco
Louis George, local agent for the American Railway Express, and I. McNair, Frisco agent, have been instructed that flood relief supplies will be handled free of charge. Donations through individuals are impractical, but items billed by Mrs. Snead to Red Cross stations will be transported by the express company via the Frisco railroad at no cost. Refugees need clothing and food above all.
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Cupid
Wogan
Bud
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Ee Come
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Canadian County
Roff
United States
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Pacific
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New York State
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Chicago
Jim Fergusons
Cole Bleases
Gov. McCrays
Tweeds
the Tribune
Gen. Sheridan
Hell
Iowa
California
Jack Walton
Gov. Johnston
Tulsa World
Harry Miller
McAlester
Ada Scouts
Adasco
J. E. Hickman
Scout
Colbert
Allen and Fitzhugh
James P. Fitch
Ernest E. Voss
Baptist Church
B. Gill
I. H
A. M. Grow
Breeden
Gwin & Mays Drug Store
Rains Grocery & Market
New Meat Department
Kansas
Hale
Butter Bros
East Main
MacCormick-Deering
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