Dairies Report Major Panhandle Payout to Farmers
Two Amarillo creameries paid Panhandle farmers $3.2 million for cream and $475,000 for milk in the past year, totaling near $4 million. The report celebrates dairying’s success, notes early local doubts, and touts Panhandle climate and feed. The piece also mentions a wide community note section with weddings, gatherings, and local visits.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Rotary Club
America
Panhandle Plains
Amarillo News
Sick list and local visits stir Rocky Chapel notes
David Hill is very sick with fever. Families and neighbors from J. M. Herrin's circle visit, dine, or ride to Ada and Roff. Van Herrin, Price, and Herrin travel to Ada. Beatrice Phillips and Ruby Gentry are mentioned among weekend visits. Several locals plan to attend Stratford fair. minor social notes and greetings fill the column.
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Rocky Chapel
David Hill
Ellis
George Herrin
Ada
J. M. Herrin
J. H. Herrin
Mr. Herrin
Roff
van Herrin
Union Valley
Mr. Price
Mr. Smith
Pearl Price
Community Church Attendance and Local Visits Report
A large crowd filled Oakman church Sunday night for services. Mr and Mrs W H Bandy were in Ada on business Friday. Mr and Mrs Milburn Fox are visiting his parents near Stonewall this week. Georgia Jones spent Wednesday night with Bula Mae Lindsay.
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Isham Harris
Cedar Grove
W. H. Bandy
Haral Jones
Ewell Williamson
Louise Harris
Herman Bandy
Georgia Jones
Elza Rogers
Ina Little
Hester Moore
Francis
Lillie
Bell Hicks
Ada
Lindsey
Jack Williams
Pauls Valley
T. J. Williams
S.S. Lilly
Will Yates
Ada Saturdy
Oakman
Milburn Fox
Stonewall
Bula Mae Linsday
Pennington Hosts Fifty Birthday Dinner at Home
A Sunday birthday dinner honored Mrs. C A Pennington on her fiftieth birthday at their home. Several guests attended and well wishes were expressed for many more happy birthdays. Mrs. Lauri Horton, recently ill, is reported better this week. Blanche Wood hosted Thursday night for Center high school students, with good attendance and enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Plumer Hansen and Mr. Burton traveled to Seminole on business Monday.
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Pula Ward
Jewell Shirley
Gladys Bray
Elsie Alldrige
Lorjis Basly
Summers Chapel
Melvin Newby
Maxwell
Lela
Virgie Newby
Hester Sherley
Allie Newby
Arthur Holland
Ted Sweet
Dolph Gentry
Davis
John Layne
Sutton
Odon
Henderson
J. R. Newby
Bevers
Thomas Jomar
Coles
Grandpa Estes
Jasper Hughes
Oklahoma City
This Place
Earl Wood
Wortman
Luke Ward
Sherley
F. M. Wood
Yeager
Lela Newby
Lela Newby Spent Monday Evening With Mrs. Wortman
Charley Newby
Law
Johnny Law
Rankins
Newby
M. Odom
Iris Odom
Cochran
Doyle Newby
Henry Jamar
Aitchison
Alvin Bales
Galey
Grant Isaac
Joe Isaac
Ada
Jim Boucher
John Barnett
A. P. Nelson
Joe Brecheen
R. L. Zumbro
Will Dunn
Deveraux Rutledge
Gordon Nelson
Asher
J. H. Ross
Tom Rutledge
Ranzie
D. W. Lynch
Mr. Ross
Rube Larsson
Pontotoc
Thelma Flowers
Waugh Graham
Jester
Delma Wilburn
Burk Flowers
Mildred
Bemington
Texas
Noah Easly
C. A. Pennington
Francis Phone Exchange Under New Ownership
Frank Whitaker of Nash-Finch Co. Oklahoma City and Lee Rains, former Francis exchange manager, have purchased and taken possession of the Francis telephone exchange. The new owners plan improved service for the citizens of Francis.
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Frank Whitaker
Nash-Finch Co
Oklahoma City
Lee Rains
Francis Telephone Exchange
Francis
Investors keep exchange open for 24 hours
Purchasers plan to extend the exchange hours to twenty four hours, downplaying the earlier fifteen hour schedule. They express confidence Francis will become the hub of a large oil field, signaling a strong investment.
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Francis
Chicago man alleges assault over wife beating with racquet
Robert Starrs of Chicago complained his wife struck him on the head with a tennis racquet, causing him to see stars. James Kelvin, 65, of Bloomington Illinois, collapsed and died after being arrested for stealing two shirts.
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Robert Starrs
Chicago
James Kelvin
Bloomington
Ill
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Ada Weekly Democrat
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ADA Evening News
the County Fair
Maine
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Chanticleer
Houston
Lacy
Gov. Trapp
Gov
Johnston
W. G. Draper
Madill
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Gaby
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E. C. Jamar
Lillian
Ruby
Jewell Gentry
Bill Odell
Elma Evans
Ranza Hutledge
Princess Pat
Verna Capps
Homer
J. Williamson
Little
Ivas Linsday
Rose Maes
Virgil Wilson
T. J. Williamson
Ivas Lindsay
Edna Williamson
Herman, Orvil
Lena Bandy
M. T. Williamson
J. W. Will
Iamson
Oscar Capps
J. W. Williamson
Ewell
Elza Myricks
Buster Harris
Seminole
Charlie Williamson
Muskogee
Emma Revell
Orvil Stillwell
Earl Revell
D. L. Whittington
W. T. Little
Oneta Henderson
Stratford
Ruby Gentry
Lillie Gentry
Holly Holk
Denny
Iits
A. D. Coon
Optometrist
McCormick-Deering Weber
Springfield
Weber
Rollow
Ada, Oklahoma
Francis Phone _ Exchange
Jeffress
V.H. Jeffress
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