Pontotoc County Shines At Oklahoma State Fair
Pontotoc County placed sixth at the Oklahoma City state fair yesterday, besting 34 counties and marking a strong debut for Pontotoc products. Blaine County won, while Pontotoc’s showing is praised as valuable advertising and a prompt to county citizens to support future first place efforts in 1920.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
Evening News
Pontotee
Blaine County
Oklahoma
MATURE DETECTIVE TALES OF LAW AND CONSEQUENCE
The essay recounts how justice prevails through small, observable actions. It cites two cases: a Indianapolis murder where a room rental led to the killer’s capture, and a Detroit theft where a bluffing judge revealed a pawn ticket error exposing a more serious crime.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Detroit
Landowners and Tenants Opinions on Land Question
A reader analysis distinguishes landowners from renters in views on tenancy. The piece cites Mr McNamee in Oklahoma opposing private ownership limits, critiques Single Tax ideas, and argues cooperation and diversified roles among four classes to improve the rental system.
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Tom McNeill
Oklahoma
Mr. McNamee
Republic
Montdidier to Get Hospital From Red Cross Barracks
The town of Montdidier will receive a municipal hospital built from American Red Cross barracks as a memorial to American soldiers who fell at Cantigny. An inscription will honor the gift and the fallen, while the area around Cantigny is recovering with graves tended and social life rebounding as churches and schools rise and Red Cross shelters serve.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cantigny
Montididier
France
Red Cross
America
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Estates Case
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County District Court notices A. R. Sugg court clerk warns that Elizabeth Perry seeks revival of H. R. Snyder estate action with Gus Frank as administrator and costs that may total 36550 in Supreme Court. Proceedings demand answer by October 30, 1919 and involve quieting title to portions of Section 18 Township 1 North Range 7 East. Additionally notices An estate heirs case Elmy deceased seeks determination of heirs under 1919 act with lands in Pontotoc County described and answer due by October 23, 1919.
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State OF Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Township One
Range Seven
Elizabeth Perry
Gus Frank
A. R. Sugg
L. E. Franklin
Co. F. Green
Louie Brown
Julia Johnson
Mina Ayakatubby
Elmy
Rhoda
Davis Walker
Billy Wall
Chickasaw
Davis Walton
Bill Wall
State of
Oklahoma
Pontatoc County
Pontotoc County
Towit
Wimbish & Duncan
Germany eyes a future war as Junkers gain ground
In occupied Germany along the Rhine, citizens foresee another war within a generation and a return of the old regime in Berlin. They warn Junker influence will persist, and democracy is unlikely before a generation or two of schooling. Predictions span political shifts, economic strain, and a renewed nationalist impulse.
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Coblenz
Germany
Berlin
Rhine
Uncle Sam
Rhineland
America
Junkers
Luisen Anlagen
Junker
Bankers note paid by cotton market compares with hard times
A Durant News report quotes a banker who says several former customers paid off their notes with the first bale of cotton sold, a contrast to past years when low cotton prices and high seed costs left many unable to clear debts from living expenses.
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Durant News
the News
Aviators Graves Nearly All Located in France and Germany
Paris report states of 150 American aviators who died in aerial combat only seven graves remain unfound. An army officer and a Red Cross representative are leading the search across France and Germany, with 143 graves already decorated and photos sent to families.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Red Cross
France
Ger
Branding profiteers by profits fuels a controversial idea
The Washington Post proposes marking profiteers on the forehead with their latest profit as a provocative idea. The plan faces criticism that many profiteers would not have enough space on their foreheads for such markings.
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Oklahoma News
The
Washington Post
Bowles Announces Farm Loan Office in Ada
Arthur L. Bowles invites friends to visit his farm loan office above the First National Bank in Ada. The notice appears under a 9 6-tf by Lattin W. E. Mooney.
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Arthur L. Bowles
First National Bank
Ada
Tf Lattin
W. E. Mooney
M. J. Beets
14Th St
reaiJence
Judge Bolen Receives 21 Jewel Labor Watch
Labor unions in Ada present Judge J W Bolen a 21 jewel Howard watch with gold pendant after his Labor Day speech in support of workers. Engraving on back reads From Unions & Labor to J W Bolen, reflecting strong ties with Ada and Pontotoc County laborers.
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J. W. Bolen
Ada
Judge Bolen
Unions
Labor
Pontotoc County
Chronic Bronchitis Patient Reports Long Relief from Pe-ru-Na
Mr E J Tou palik of 1 Rose Street La Crosse Wisconsin describes twenty six years with chronic bronchitis and credit to Pe-ru-Na for hoarseness and fatigue relief after eight weeks use. He notes continued use and praises the medicine as best for catarrh and related ailments. It claims benefits for cold, stomach trouble, constipation, rheumatism and indigestion with options for tablet or liquid forms.
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E. J. Toupalik
Rose Street
LaCrosse
St Louis Girl Dies While Bathing
Tulsa World reports a St Louis girl died while taking a bath reflecting public reaction and the I W W opposition foundation stance on bath related matters.
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Ardmorelle
St. Louis
Tulsa World
Secretary Daniels urges voters to decide on presidential bid
Secretary Daniels says the people must decide on his presidential candidacy. He comments on the public’s role and expresses relief that the choice rests with voters.
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Tulsa World
Daniels
Salvation Army Deploys Relief After Corpus Christi Storm
Salvation Army units from Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana under Lieut Colonel George Wood move to Corpus Christi to aid the disaster zone. Wood arrives with relief supplies and directs teams to report to Roy Miller the city relief chairman while pledging full support until danger and suffering subside.
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Oklahoma City
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Salvation Army
George Wood
Corpus Christi
Southwest
Wood
Enid
Okla
Roy Miller
Milburn News Caption on Washington Senators and Congressmen
The brief remark imagines national lawmakers as on a scale and suggests they would starve if weighed, reflecting a lean opinion about federal leaders. The line uses satire to critique government spending or priorities.
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Milburn News
Washington
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Kan
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