Natural Playground of Great Southwest Near Ada
A vision for a vast outdoor recreation area south and east of Ada. John Fitts promotes building a string of lakes from Byrds Mill to Bromide with stocked fish and power for cabins, plus springs, geology, and minerals. Proponents seek capital to develop a premier Southwest outing spot within a hundred miles of major Oklahoma cities.
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Would be bandit thwarted on Katy train near Moran
An armed stranger boarding the Missouri Kansas Texas No. 22 between Erie and Kimball was overpowered by engineer Ward fireman Lewis and Katy special agent Baxley after stopping the train. The man, possibly from Parsons, was jailed at Moran Kansas and could not name accomplices.
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Pershing
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Pottawatomie Reservation
Indian Territory
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Texas
Kan
Denison
Sacred Heart Academy Strives for Broad Education and Character
The academy emphasizes education beyond domestic arts, preparing girls to stand in the business world. Penmanship remains a key strength while character building is central under Revered Mother figures. Since a 1901 fire, the school recovered with growing enrollment and no Protestant discrimination noted.
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Scoy
Mother Catherine
Aloysius
Mary Vincent
Sacred Heart
St. Mary’s Academy
Sacred Heart Mission Amid Oil Boom Faces Expansion
The Sacred Heart area near St Louis and Georgetown sees rapid oil field growth with seventy derricks visible from the mission hill. The piece reflects on the mission’s historic role in regional development and the challenges of boundary disputes as Pottawatomie Indians move into a new thirty mile square reservation.
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St. Louis
Georgetown
Sacred Heart Mission
Old Mission
Cleveland County
South Canadian River
Seminole County
Little River
W C T U backs Hoover over Smith in Oklahoma campaign
Oklahoma W C T U leader Mrs. Elizabeth House announced the group will mobilize 350 unions and 15,000 members to defeat Governor Smith and support Herbert Hoover. The campaign aims to register dry voters and educate churchgoers about prohibition issues before the November election.
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Oklahoma Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
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Bristow
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma
al Smith
Smith
Hoover to Speak at Carnegie Hall and Boston Address Planned
In Washington and New York outlets Hoover and Smith dominate talk. Republican HQ says Hoover will address Carnegie Hall on October 17 and head to Boston later, while Democratic leaders claim gains in Illinois Indiana Ohio and Wisconsin Minnesota and campaign notes spread from Texas to New England.
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Capper Predicts Hoover Wins West of Mississippi
In Washington Senator Capper declared Hoover would carry every state west of the Mississippi. In another note H C diem brough, a former Republican senator from North Dakota who bolted to Smith, urged Hoover to repudiate newspaper statements appealing to religious prejudice.
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Notice by Publication in Hamilton Divorce Case Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma summons Bessie Marie Hamilton vs W B Hamilton in Vontotoe county district court for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and neglect. Respond by October 20 1928 or petition deemed true and divorce granted. court clerk IL E Franklin deputy Byron Roberts. attorneys Wimlbish & Wimblish.
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State of
Oklahoma
W. RB. Hamilton
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