Oklahoma Township and County Fair Premium Guidelines
Guidelines describe township and county fairs in Oklahoma, with emphasis on community and school exhibit preparation, judging bases, and detailed exhibit instructions for sheaf, alfalfa, forage, grain, ear corn, sorghum, cotton, vegetables, fruit, and club work. It outlines open class participation, club premiums, and how judges assess quality and arrangement.
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Pontotoc County
Sudan
Lee Ewe
B. Hill
Jessie F. Morgan
S. G. Heflin
Pig Club
Ealf Club
Department OF Educ
Township Fair Rules and Premium Lists for Pontotoc County
Rules for township fairs in Pontotoc County Oklahoma outline eligibility, cash premiums of 125 dollars per township, judge provision, space and setup responsibilities, and cooperative support from the Free Fair Board and county agents. The document lists premium items across cattle, sheep, chickens, farm products, and youth club departments, with emphasis on local initiative and statewide applicability.
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Free Fair Board
Township school exhibits grade level crafts and foods
The exhibit list shows first to eighth grade entries with mounts in writing language numbers penmanship and handwork. Items include geography arithmetic hygiene sewing canning cooking and various crafted pieces with prices around 1.00 and farm produce entries.
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc County Free Fairs Rules and Fees
The document outlines rules for Pontotoc County Free Fairs including governance by an Executive Board, tax financing, free admission and entries, deadlines for township and county fairs, exhibit supervision, judge decisions final, and exhibitor rights. It covers entry handling, space assignment, liability waivers, premium payments, and ownership of winning exhibits for state fair display.
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Fair Association
Pontotoc County
Livestock Department
Fair Associaton
Free Fair Association
The
the Fair Association
Democratic Party Platform Endorses Free Speech and Education
The platform defends free speech and religious freedom, supports equality before law, economy in government, and low taxes. It praises Oklahoma’s Democratic achievements, education for all, free textbooks, and Congressman Tom McKeown. It condemns the national Republicans and lists delegates elected across numerous towns and individuals.
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Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Tom D. McKeown
Congress
National Republican Party
Republican Party
East
National Republican Administration
Oe Brydia
Ada
Barton
Jno. Murphy
Union Valley
Date Craword
Stonewall
Orel Busby
Tal Crawford
C. King
Ruth Collins
J. Wenton
Nabors
Eight May Face County Charges In Frisco Car Burglary
Warrants issued for eight persons with one in jail as Ada county investigates August 25 burglaries of Frisco freight cars. Six Ada suspects face receiving stolen property charges, while two juveniles are charged with burglary. Detectives link the case to meat and lard theft and possible Santa Fe car break in.
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Frisco
Texas
Ada
J. W. Dean
Frank Curry
Neil Winfield
John Blocker
Arthur High
Jim Rogers
Crockett Daggs
Ozell Winters
Nahe
Carter Jackson
Dead In Luto Crash Claims Bristow Resident
Mrs. Harry Swank of Bristow is dead after a collision near Cushing between the car she rode in and another car. Her husband is in a local hospital. S. A. Coons of Mehan, driver of the other car, was uninjured. The body was taken to Bristow for funeral arrangements.
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Luto
Cushing
Harry Swank
Bristow
S. A. Coons
Mehan
OCHALBERES BAND PRAISED AT FORT SILL ENCAMNPT
Captain Fred Schrieber returns from Fort Sill with two silver bars and leads the 160th F A band in a highly praised concert on the Lawton courthouse lawn. About 2000 residents hear a varied program of popular and classical pieces performed by about 50 musicians from Durant Ada Hugo and other Oklahoma locales.
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Fred Schrieber
Schrieber
Fort Sill
160Th
F. A
Durant
Ada
Lawton Constitution
160Th Field Artillery
159Th Field Artillery
Hugo
Oklahoma National Guards
Court House
Fred J. Schieber
Chamber of Commerce
Army Y. M. C. A
Lawton
Guardsmen Return Home After Oklahoma Encampment Praise
Ada's Oklahoma National Guard units returned home Saturday after a grand review. Warrant Officer Schrieber led a parade up Main Street and a concert followed in the business district. The encampment was praised as the best yet, with hundreds of veterans in ranks and Battery F baseball team eliminated early.
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Ada
Oklahoma National Guard
Schrieber
Main Street
Battery F
Republicans End State Convention Endorses Anti Klan Platform
Oklahoma City Aug 31 Republicans endorsed resolutions attacking the Ku Klux Klan accusing Democratic nominees of Klan ties and pledging that Republican candidates would be free from such domination. The platform also supported Harreld and Pine against the world court and called for labor, education, and road improvements.
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Oklahoma City
Ku Klux Klan
Pine
Harreld
Congress
Izaak Walton League of Oklahoma
Highway Department
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
State of
Arch Cooper Plans Return to Arena After Hiatus
Arch Cooper, once known as Ada Adonis and a noted leather pugilist, plans a comeback in Oklahoma's fifth arena. Signed with former manager A R Dixon, he must endure at least 30 days of hard workouts. He has trained in an Oklahoma City iron foundry and aims to base training in Ada.
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Arch Cooper
Oklahoma
Cooper
A. R. Dixon
Dixon
Oklahoma City
Ada
Homaokla Oil shows oil at Rescue Gilmore farm well
Homaokla Oil's new well on the Rescue Gilmore farm in Allen field swabbed 60 barrels of oil Thursday. The 31 feet deep well filled 100 feet per hour when allowed to stand. A new offset location was drilled north of the Gilmore well and another in the southwest quarter of section 5-8.
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Homaokla
Allen Field
Homaokla Oil Company
Gilmore Farm
Ada Hate
Gilmore
Tragedy Near Fort Towson A Camp Death For Mrs Harris
The body of Mrs. H A Harris formerly of Broken Bow was found near a spring on the outskirts of Fort Towson where she was camping with two young children. The death cause is undetermined. It is reported that her husband left them about four years ago after they lived in Broken Bow.
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Hugo
Broken Bow
Fort Towson
Broken Row
Oklahoma
Ordinary Nags in Horse Race at County Fair
The county fair will host simple horse races on a small circular track beside the fair park. Director Harry Morris notes ground work began with Wallace Daggs lending the space north of the park. The aim is to raise funds for track improvements and a grandstand next year.
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Kentucky
Fair Park
Harry Morris
Wallace Daggs
Fair Bark
Morris
Lightning Kills One and Hurts Five Near Bartlesville
A lightning bolt struck seven miles southeast of Bartlesville as road crew workers sought shelter under a tree. One man, J. W. Cox, 42, was killed while Galloway and Milton suffered minor burns. Two horses also died and several people were stampeded. The workers were building a bridge fill for Washington County roads.
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Associated Press
Bartlesville
Here
Washington
J. W. Cox
Ramona
Galloway
Milton
Ada Couple United In Wedlock At Small Ceremony
The Rev Charles Warren Johnstone recently named pastor of the First Christian Church united Miss Melba McKoy and Churchill Thomas in marriage at the bride’s parents home 227 East Seventeenth street Ada Oklahoma The ceremony occurred at 8 o clock Tuesday evening with only immediate family present.
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Thomas McKoy
Charles Warren Johnstone
First Christian
Melba McKoy
Churchill Thomas
Ada
Z. K. McKay
East Seventeenth Street
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