Racing Romance On Hilltop Course Ends In Narrow Victory
Linda witnesses Brown Donald edge Big Parade by a nose in a tense steeplechase. Don’s daring ride and Merle’s rival plan set off crowd spectacle before Linda faces family strain and a late return to her uncle’s farm.
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Poxaws
Don
Linda
Merle
Donald
Bunt Club
Hellion
Fellion
Sue
Lipa
Linds
Brown Donald
Den
Kentucky
Linda Gordon
Jerry
Callie Tompkins
Linda Buys Colt and Plans Surprise Visit to Downs
Linda returns with plans to leave the city for the Downs to see her racing colt. Uncle Sandy, Norman, and Callie nudge toward preparing the stable scene as Berwyn letters reveal ownership tensions. A five hundred dollar advance from Mr. Moss funds feed and shows Linda's rising stake in Golden Toy while navigating Brown Donald and Merle.
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Linda
Callie
Sandy
Norman
Golden Toy
Jockey-Club
Jerry
Brown Donald
Bruce Radford
Lexington
Bruce
Donald
Downs
Gentlemen Stenyleckass
Berwyn
Lindau
Inda
Merle
Cale
Louisville
Ner Gordon
New York
Moss
Qme
Scottie
Naz
Tom
Cartright
Who Teaches Where In Pontotoc County Schools
Pontotoc County schools excluding Ada city list 242 teachers. MecLish Union Graded No 2 has 31 teachers. names include LATTA AL L Stegall Roy L Tippitt G W Everett Delma Scott Frances Wakes Beatrice Hamilton Vera Simmons and others. Superintendent Ray Stegall leads the compiled roster with numerous teachers across many local schools.
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Pontotoc County
Ada City
Ray Stegall
MecLish
Latta
AL L. Stegall
Roy L. Tippitt
G. W. Everett
Delma Scott
Frances W‘akes
Beatrice Hamilton
Vera Simmons
Jewe
Sammers
Florence Lea
Vanoss
J. ©. Vernon
Bennis Peters
Oscar B. Holt
L. R. Dame
Ray E. Harrell
Georgia W. Vernon
Iris 3. Long
Imogene Allison
Istbel Tilley
Begirice T. Herron
Tessie McCabe
Bonnie Lawrence
Mavis Jo Williams
Marie Lawrenece
Byng
I. E. Teague
J. N. McXeel
Truman Mauck
Charles Grindstaff
Marvin Stokes
Phil D. Willhite
Fannie Byrd Tirey
Ethel Mayhue
Bertha Frank Teague
Waida Muse
Lula Wood
Ophelia Beard
Fivzhugh
H. M. Zimmerman
R. R. Counceil
Clifton Green
Dollye Ables Prince
Kathryn Zimmerman
Naomi Holloway
Margaret Peay
Estelle Morgan
Lula
C. W. White
M. E. Oxley
Roy Freeny
Howard Wilson
Nannie Barnes
Mabel Kirby
Beatrice Shannon
Melish
Joe W. Holmes
Carl Coleman
Leon B. Smith
William Mackin
Leon Mitchusson
Ruby Pointer
Sylvester Hawkins
Fred Morrison
Bret W. Walker
Raymond Faulk
Lorane Abbott
Lois Wilborn
Lewis
Colbert
Aline Rives
Pearl Muret
Charles Walker
Mabel Caperton
Anna M. Fulkerson
Virginia Swisher
Lois Nordean
Marlita Townsend
Anna M. Dickson
Esther Wilborn
Cleo Sumter
Bessie Stephens
Ruby Hatcher
Bonnie Jones
Gerald Fleming
Joe Scott
Floy Muncrief
Leyn P. Smith
Burrow
W. D. Underwood
Anna Boyles
Allen
Lloyd R. Watson
Lowell
Marland Vacation in Mexico City
Governor Marland of Oklahoma toured Mexico City in what he called a pleasure trip denying any link to settling expropriated oil property disputes. He hoped to meet President Cardenas and visit Venustiano Carranza’s grave, while being escorted by police motorcycles and greeted by federal district officials.
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Mexico City
Marland
Oklahoma
Mexico
Federal District
Marland Oil Corporation
United States
Lazaro Cardenas
Venustiano Carrcilza
School Receives First Aid Checks and Exemptions
Doan Superintendent Ray Ste received the first primary aid checks totaling 17,490.86 and homestead exemption payments of 4,937.88 for the school year. The aid payment is distributed in five installments based on county per capita school enrollment.
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Doan
Ray Ste
Community Horse Barn Plans Near Ada County Fairgrounds
Community leaders move to build a horse barn with at least 30 stalls in the southeast corner of the county fairgrounds north of Ada. Memberships at 25 dollars grant five years stall use for race or saddle horses, with several sold and a barbecue fundraiser planned by the Ada Roundup club. Oklahoma real estate boards say the nation must build 600000 homes yearly for five years, aided by liberal tax and credit options including federal housing loans.
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County Fairgrounds
Ada
C. W. Zorn
Estal Myers
Vester Meharg
Ada Roundup Club
Natice
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Real Estate Boards
Joseph W. Catharine
Brooklyn
N. C
Real Estate Association
Catharine
New Rayon Cord Tire Gains Racing Spotlight
Information from track figures Ted Horn Gus Schrader and Emory Villins notes the Riverside rayon cord tire is being adopted by top racers including Canadian champion and others. The tire combines a cotton base with a rayon cord to withstand heat, offering stronger carcass and reduced blowout risk, prompting many racers to switch.
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Traci
Ted, Horn
AAA
Gus Schrader
Emory Vllins
Riverside
Cord Tires
Johnson
Montgomery Ward
Huge Compress To Go Up In Missouri
CHARLESTON Mo Oct 7 The National Compress company began construction of a second large warehouse this year to speed cotton handling Manager H Littleton cites rising receipts at 800 to 4000 bales daily and notes about 15000 bales compressed, roughly half the county crop. Favorable weather aided farmers in quicker picking and marketing.
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Charleston
National Compress
H. Littleton
Littleton
Salvation Army Buys into Budget Cleanup Drive
Salvation Army officials in Ada report cash and pledges totaling 4500 from last week's budget drive. Major Damon Nichols says additional contributions have come in and more are expected as the local board works to meet and exceed the goal to cover expenses and sustain the campaign.
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Salvation Army
Damon Nichols
Avo
Army
Ada
Murray's Next Step Is Not Announced
Former Oklahoma governor W H Murray’s next move after the state election board denied him a place on the November ballot remains unclear. A petition with about 36,875 signatures sought listing. printing of nearly 2,000,000 ballots began in Guthrie.
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Oklahoma City
Guv
W. H. Murray
State Elections Board
Murray
Supreme Court
Yaslua Creek
Y. William Cordell
Election Board
Guthrie
Oklahoma petition hearings set for October 17 over old age pensions
Oklahoma City October 10 hearing on sufficiency of twin old age pension petitions filed by the Oklahoma Welfare Federation. Secretary of State Frank C. Carter foresees a postponement as a third petition for a related constitutional amendment is expected. Federation seeks a 42 percent transaction tax plus severance inheritance and gift taxes to fund $100 monthly pensions, aiming to replace revenue from sales, income, and gasoline taxes. Santa Claus Ind opens a school for Santa Clauses amid holiday bustle.
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Oklahoma City
wPi
Oklahoma Welfare Federation
Frank C. Carter
Carter
Wate McCutchen
Federation
Santa Claus
Ind
Ada voters face tax rise as new bonds add to debt
Ada residents approved four municipal bonds totaling Strictly about 1920s era bonds Fire station 47050 library 37750 storm sewer 70750 sewage disposal 39050. The 1940 sinking fund levy may rise about 2 mills to cover $16,000 principal and $6,090 interest due. Net city valuation 4,256,590 gross 5,440,648. County debt adds to burden with bonds funded from county gross valuation.
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Copass Routh
PWA
Ada
tAda
Albert Chamberlain
Ada County School District Bonds and Debt Levels
The Ada county district reports combined city and county bonded indebtedness of 1,394,039.12 dollars per taxpayer year. Before the junior high school building vote, School District 19 had 223,525 dollars in bonds, plus 93,500 dollars voted recently, totaling 322,625 dollars. The outstanding debt is broken into specified categories.
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Ada
Adacatty” Schools
Supreme Court Denies Enforcing Oklahoma Mine Award
The Arkansas Supreme Court refused to enforce a $1,440 Oklahoma Industrial Commission award to Herbert Sessing for a mining injury. Sessing, an employee, claimed the accident happened underground in Oklahoma, but the court found the injury occurred in Arkansas and denied mandamus to enforce the award.
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Little Rock
Ark
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma Industrial Commission
Herbert
Sessing
Great Western Coal Company
Arkansas
Bonanze
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Commission
Sebastian Chancery Court
Supreme Court
Trial postponed for Frank Wilkins in bribery case
Oklahoma City district court postponed Frank Wilkins former school board attorney two weeks after Judge Lucius Babcock sustained a defense motion for a new jury panel drawn from across the city. Defense argues panel was frenziedly selected and biased, noting ongoing school board controversy.
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Oklahoma
City
Frank Wilkins
Oklahoma City
Lucius Babcock
J. B. Dudley
Dudley
Ada
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