Pontotoc County Delivers Superior Farm Exhibits At State Fair
An Ada driven critique praises Pontotoc county soil products while contrasting them with California displays. The piece highlights local fruit quality, especially apples and walnuts, and lauds Ada growers for large crops. It notes Pontotoc’s rich history through Herbert I. Antle’s research and reflects on public policy, leadership, and a vivid childhood lesson in faith. It closes praising Pontotoc sorghum and cane syrup, with state fair prizes as proof of local excellence.
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Roosevelt Seeks Lehman Nomination At Albany Convention
Roosevelt ends a 900 mile campaign trip confident his democratic drive gains strength across states visited. He hopes to nominate Lieutenant Governor Herbert Lehman as successor and plans a south and midwest campaign before a final push into New England before the November election.
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Garber Praises Curtis Over Hurley Grundy and Fall
The congressman extols Vice President Curtis, attributing broad virtues to him while omitting Pat Hurley ex senator Grundy and Albert Fall from the praise and public credit. The piece analyzes political optics and alliances shaping endorsements.
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Prophecy on Wealth Turns Sour After Three Years
The speaker notes that early forecasts by Hoover and others about widespread citizen wealth now read as a plus instead of a minus. He emphasizes the unexpected swing in fortunes over the period.
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October Opens Strong For Marriage Licenses
Local court clerk reports a surge in marriages with eight licenses issued in August and September totaling 80. October began with seven licenses on Saturday and two more on Monday, signaling a rising trend for couples seeking license permissions.
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One Freed One Held On Assault Charge
WeWoka October 3. A criminal assault charge against R. L. Brown for attacking a 14 year old girl over a year ago was dismissed by Peace Justice Bob Aubrey here.
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Hawaii Gov Judd probes Massie case findings
New York report says a private detective inquiry funded by Hawaii questions the guilt of four Hawaiians tied to the Ala Moana assault case. Gov Judd and Honolulu prosecutor Kelley met with investigators. no official statement planned for tomorrow. Lieut Massie remains in naval duty.
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Honolulu election thins Republicans for Mayor and Senate
James Gilliland Honolulu city attorney and John C Lane former warden lost Republican bids in a Saturday vote. Fred Wright defeated Gilliland for Mayor with Lane losing in the race for three territorial senate seats to Alva Scott George Waterhouse and James Jarrett. The territorial legislature will abolish Gilliland’s office January 1 and Lane resigned as warden.
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Murray Denies Rumor of Justice Swap
Oklahoma City October 3 Governor Murray rejected newspaper rumors that he would appoint Highway Commissioner J F McKeel to the Supreme Court and name Justice Clark as highway commissioner. He said he was satisfied with McKeel and Clark would not want the post, accusing the rumor of being a false report to influence a decision.
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