Ardmore News Roundup Reports Mixed Crop, Crime, and Visits
Readable items describe a better cotton crop than last year and frost damage expected in Chickasaw Nation. Burglaries at Grant post office, a Choctaw child found dead, and a missing girl case are noted alongside townsite appraisals, Bartlesville bonds, and Hearst party arrangements in Ardmore.
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Ardmere
C. D. Wortham
Purcell
Davis
Garvin
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Why He Was Not Married By The English Artist Phil May
Phil May recalls sketches from police courts during his Sydney Bulletin days. A famous drawing shows a prisoner speaking with a sympathetic judge as he explains why he remains unmarried after seven years of engagement. He quips that Ann and he have never both left jail at the same time.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Andrew Carviegie
Australia
Tavish
Phil May
Bulletin
Sydney
Joseph ‘Chamberlain
May
Ann
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