Free Text Book Law Status Explained to Inquirer
The article outlines the free text book amendment and funding challenges in the 1830s, noting that books are to be supplied gradually from tax collected funds. It explains increased school costs, higher teacher salaries, and fiscal constraints shaping legislative action while addressing political climate and public money usage. It mentions constitutional limits on appropriations and contrasts Democratic and Republican economic positions.
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the Inquirer
Turner
Ted
Noapic
Ube
Erie
Hanneners
Feeding City Dwellers and the Patchwork of Life
A long essay traces colonial food abundance and today’s urban supply chains, stressing how railroads trucks electricity and crops keep New Yorkers fed. It links past frontier bounty to modern needs and notes schooling roads and traffic safety as vital for a thriving city. The piece emphasizes transportation networks farms mills and markets linking Ada to Manhattan and beyond.
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Virginia
Eur
Too Ledem
Kucka
Florida
Rio Grande
Valley
California
Manhattan
County 4 H Girls Prepared for State Dairy Demo Contest
County 4 H club girls, led by Rosie Demonstration Agent, will join the State Dairy Food demonstration contest during the dairy show in Enid on September 25. Shirky, Doris Wall, Shirley, and Davis will present Cottage Cheese Dishes and Milk Drinks demonstrations.
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Bartra Mote
Rosie
Pontotue County
Enid
Shirky
Doris Wall
Shirley
Davis
Ratly
Blue
Accident Kills Two In Ohio Crash
An early report from Guymon Ohio says a collision between a truck and a passenger car injured several people, including a Lanett Kansas resident. The injured were taken to a hospital in Liveral. Further details were not immediately available.
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Guymon
Ohio
Pear
Lanett Kansas
Hacen
Mary
Liveral
Hansa
Economic figures hint at tax and fare shifts
The text notes a perceived rise in special taxes and travel costs. It cites an average fare of 59 cents per ride for a passenger and mentions an annual figure around one dollar, reflecting discussion of rising transportation and tax charges.
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Regeonus
Oklahoma farm details and cattle herd changes near Chandler
The report notes Gleason Dudgeon of Kiowa vicinity bought calves near Oklahoma City and plans to feed them on marginal pasture. Payne County agent Jeffrey mentions issues with sacks in fields and burned empty sacks. Local breeders push for milking Shorthorn stock and current hay and potato crop damage is observed.
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Gleason Dudgeon
Rane
Kiowa
Equnty
Tlm
Oklaha City
Dudgeon
D. B. Jéffrey
Payne County Agert
Dan
Fragmented OCR Snippet Mentions Streets and Traffic Rights
A garbled OCR fragment references Ryunaie Avenue and Twelfth Street with traffic rights and a right of way note. It also mentions a president of Oklahoma and a Danish connection, but the text is incoherent. No clear event or dates are readable.
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Rennie
Ryunaie Ave
Security Zone Is Established By Mutual Defense Pact
In Brazil Aug 301 a mutual defense treaty approved by North and South American delegates creates a Western hemisphere security zone. The pact calls for immediate aid to any American state under armed attack and will be signed after the closing session with President Truman addressing the ceremony in Rio de Janeiro. Truman arrives for a week-long visit as Brazil prepares celebratory events.
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Camgnan
Quitandirua
Brazil
Quitandinha
Gonls
Canada
South Pole
Tores
Truman
Tramataty Palace
Rio de Janero
Ameries
Guarabera Bay
Yetuge
Bayside
Jewagom
Red Hae
Mir. Truman
Tawea
Betem
Nouthern
Amazon
Br. Marshall To Speak Here Today at Oak Avenue
RoW president of Wayknd corless Lex will preach at the morning hour at Oak Avenue Baptist church. He recently served as parson na secretary for the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist convention and has led revival meetings. He arrives Friday by plane from Europe after a World Asianer meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Wayknd Corless
Lex
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
Foreign Mission
Southern Baptist Convertion
Dale Avenue
Officers Display Whisky Raid Results From Wednesday
Deputies Tay Goodwin Jess Eta and Ed Dyson led a raid yielding 547 pints of whisky and portions of wine. The scene showed seized containers as evidence while E Roberts faces charges of possession of intoxicants in connection with the case.
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Tay Goodwin
Jess Eta
Ed’ Dyson
Goodwin
Sy Law
A “Tment
E. Roberts
Four Breeds of Cattle To Represent Pontotoe County
Pontotoe county will be represented at the Sooner State Dairy Show in Enid Oklahoma on September 25 by eighteen 4-H youth exhibiting 20 head of cattle. Adult 4-H breeders will show dairy cattle and a county herd, with Guernseys Milking Shorthorns Jerseys and Holsteins among entries. Local clubs include Latta and Hart, with exhibitors such as Harold Keanig Vernon Morgan Dean Young and Garvin Glover preparing for judging and final fitting ahead of the county show and state contest.
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C.F. Bailey
Pontotoe Coanty
Lester F. Smith
Portatoe County
Enis
Oklahoma
Hotu
Pontotée
Adull Shaw
Gat Og
Guernsey
Portotee County
Harold Keanig
Was
Ada
Harold
Dewayne Coverton
Willian Barte
Calenan
Twe Merkers
May Ann George
Pleegant Hill Club
Dewasne Skerrel
Shane
W. F. George
W. P. George
Latta
Abdi Med
Islair Fersey
Richard Soutee
Latta Bay
Marlene Higdon
Orkman
Donrrop
Byrd
Donald Teel
Will
Jersey
Petr
Harvey J. Lambert
H.R. Cooper
Zed Clauce V. Thompson
Morgan
Enid
Aryshire
F. W. Atkinson
Kansas
Ablinson
Dewee Hinde
Breedey of
Oakman and
Orbs Young
Holster
Breedey
2 Fug
Anol
Wil He Peld
Nations Dairy
Iowa
Lter BG Tivily
Tom Reesons
Offerake
E.R. Berousek
H. “Cake
Foreman
Oif Club
Fostitutee Sourty
Courly
Ly West
Francis
Yannis Morgan
Stonewall
Garvin Glover
Late
Harold K. Rolf
Altergate
Fire Pla
Fith
Hart
Riv T la
Dean
Ray Young
Fite
Hugh
Vernon Morgan
Reces
Barnyard Gale Offers Practical Winter Pasture Tips
Curtis Florp reports on farm practices for livestock feed shortages. farmers are urged to plant cover crops like rye, barley, and vetch, sow hardy clovers such as hop clover and Black Medic, and use available seed. advisories include winter seedings support from PMA and county agents, with 4-H judging at Atoka and Holdasville events in September.
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Curtis Florp
Martine Pope
Gdirv
Lehigh Smd
PMA
Curtis Floyd
Atoka
Finite County
Holdasvilhe
Nothing Like This Movie Seen Before
A four day engagement at the MeSw. 'heater on W Fourth Street features a new unorthodox motion picture praised as fresh and fascinating. Bill Turk, Snow ager, calls it immensely amusing and recommended for Ada MaviEgoers.
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Rigg
Eubnund Gwenn
Irhe Payne
Maureen O
MeSw
Snow Sant Ager
Bill Turk
Carvey
Sante Claus
34Th Stree
Turis
Turk
Gotela
Ada MaviEgoers
State ag board chief to speak at family union picnic
El Reno on August 30. Ige C. Seatt, president of the state board for agriculture, and two state senators will be principal speakers at a families union picnic tomorrow. Others include Senators James A. Reint of EvIeno and Mensy Waritu of Mangum.
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EL Reno
Ige C.seatt
State Board For Agriculture
Seatt
Jamee A. Rinet
EV Ileno
Mensy Waritu
Mangum
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