Oklahoma Real Estate Board Convention Heads to Tulsa
The Tulsa Tribune notes the national association of real estate boards will hold its annual session in Tulsa from June 7 to 11 with an expected 6,000 attendees. The piece describes the event as potential to spark a new immigration era to Oklahoma as hustlers from across the United States explore land opportunities and promote homeseeking migration.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Tulsa Tribune
Oklahoma
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Changes in Ada City Hall reshapes official family
Ada city commissioners hold first post election meeting with eight regular staff in Hunt administration. O T Hunt becomes Commissioner of Public Works and Property. T F Gulley replaces T J Morrow on police force. Rex Reed remains water superintendent. Roy Teller assistant. Roy Adair new meter reader. C C Ray named street superintendent. Jess Walker assistant. Bruce Click takes pump station helm at Byrds Mill. Five new appointments accompany eight established staff. Daggs handles water collections with Norman head. Rennie Avenue paving board named H W Constant K T Melten Ed Harrison to apportion costs.
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Hunt
T. F. Gulley
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Morrow
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Roy Teller
Roy Adair
C. C. Ray
Jess Walker
Bruce Click
Byrds Mill
Will Vail
Walter Smith
A. G. Winn
M. M. Webster
Rennie Avenue
H. W. Constant
K. T. Melten
Ed Harrison
Time Was When Editors Faced Public In Arms
A. C. Scott former editor of the original Oklahoma Times spoke to a journalism class at Oklahoma City University recalling the hazardous early days of Oklahoma press work in 1889. He described defending plants from invaders and the constant murder coverage, noting his health gave way under strain.
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Oil and Local News Update From Osage County
Oil activity includes Ada Development drilling at 275 and 600 feet in Lloyd and Sarkey fields. Gillette Kroeger and Phillips wells report shutdowns and freezing at depth. Local notices mention a fatality, community talks by Miss Zo Anna Davis, church events, and a Baptist versus Methodist baseball game with an 11 to 8 score. Barnsdall reports many cattle moving into Osage County for grazing.
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Patterson
Wilcox Oil and Gas Company
Norris
Bingham Sledge
Blackburn
Pilgrim Petroleum Company
McAlester
Sarkey
Contest For Better Farms In Muskogee County Is Launched
The Muskogee Chamber of Commerce launches a farm improvement contest in Muskogee County on the suggestion of the state board of agriculture. About 40 to 50 farmers are expected to enter. judges will photograph farms on May 7 to 9 and again a year later to assess progress. The top prize goes to the farmer showing the greatest improvement across specified enhancements.
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Pink Slips Not So Pink After All in Western League
A. O. Green, advisor for McAlester players Minor Formby and Paul Hayes, says the pink slips were not final. Formby and Hayes remain property of St. Joseph in the Western League after refusing a salary cut. Formby may be recalled soon, with Hayes at home.
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Paul Hayes
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A. O. Green
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St. Joseph
St. Joe
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Saints
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Sherman
Mr and Mrs E W Turner and granddaughter Dorothy and Marguerite Givens motored to Sherman last Sunday. Mrs Pearl Jones visited in Sherman the first of last week. B R Stubbs of Horace Mann Ada was here last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hibbert Wynnewood were here visiting relatives. Bucy Lambert Ada was here the first of the week. Mrs Joe Heathman and daughter Geneva Ada are spending the week end here with relatives. Miss Francis McKee a student at the college in Ada is spending the week end here in the home of her parents. Miss Margaret Crumley who teaches music in Sulphur schools is here for the week end. W R Fletcher, who died in Brinkman last Monday was brought
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Ada
Epworth League
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Baptist Church
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Tupelo
Bevd
Vera Bradford
Wynnewood
Raymond Hamer
Mannsville
Ed Smith
H. D. Richardson
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Methodists
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Dorothy
Marguerite Givens
Sherman
Pearl Jones
B. R. Stubbs
Horace Mann School
Hibbert
Bucy Lambert
Joe Heathman
Geneva
Francis McKee
McKee
Margaret Crumley
W. R. Fletcher
Brinkman
Maxwell Increase in Cotton Acreage Reported
Local figures show a rise in cotton acreage in the Maxwell community. The update notes larger plantings and expected uptick in production this season, reflecting broader farming trends in the region.
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