Robertson and Holdings Ledger Dense with Names
A lengthy OCR list records numerous individuals and amounts, grouped by surname and initials, with scattered totals. The fragment lists people like Ridgeway, Renshaw, Robins, Rye, Ray, Sanders, Smith, Summers, Shackleford, Southerland, Sman, Twyman, Townsley, Newby, Odom, Owens, Pritchard, Watkins, Whitaker, Willis, Webb, and many others alongside figures such as 3.40, 0.26, 13.72, 37.45, 4.30, 21.48, 10.63, 14.54, 22.00, 18.17, 41.61, 25.44, 14.50, 19.39, 12.08, 7.83, 24.02, 15.80, 9.32, 7.94, 4.64, 23.27, 10.22, 18.00, 10.25, 7.89, 4.74, 3.97, 25.27, 26.97, 40.53, 16.06. The text appears as a payroll or ledger extract with many repeating names and sporadic dollar-like figures.
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Robertson and Holdings
Ridgeway
Renshaw
Frank
Robins
Rye
Southerland
Sman
Sman & Watson
Stidham
Soloman
Smith
Dos
Stinnett
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Sorrela
Sanford
Bidwell
Pony
Twyman
Table Turpen
Paylor
Thompson
Pitley
Crinain
Townsley
Tanner
O Lo
Kinain
Sphrelkeld
Pinery
I. A
Vandiver
Rob
Wilbanks
M AJ Sas
Maxwell
Moses
Bob
Moore
Miller
Floyd
Mooney
Jag
Megahiard
McDaniel
Doh
McCormick
W P
Tag i Megill
JC Adag
Newby
Vv Newby
D F Belson
al Norman
al Norman, WG
Gus Newby
OF Newby
CG Odom
F Owens
J T Pritchard
Keiters John
Kitchens
Kerr
Lowry
J Lowry
J F Ledford
Zeb
Lea
Scott — Lewis
Lynch
LeFlore
Tele
Locke
T M
Landrith
E L
Louis
Lee
Doncaster
Lillard
A P
Morris
Mills
Dan
Massey
Marshall
Mason
Jess
Mashall
Mack
Martin
Stone
Virgil
Mardis
Want Stone
Seale
Kernel
Seals
Sweet
Wille
Shurret
Ben
Taylor
Viek
Bop
Qaigg Wet
Boo
Wilson
Weed
Lo Os Miller
J B
Witt
BM Morris
Wyatt
Joe
Mitchell
Walker
Minnix
Ros. Malone
Mathews
Aguilar
Theo Auton
Carl Arne
AP Arnall
Dess - Abbott
Alesancer
A & Auten
J A Armstrong
Brice
Brinlee
Beller
KRT
Burdite
Hoa
Burnett
Norrison
Oliphant
Wal Overton
Parnacher
Boatwright
J M_ Byrd
B CL. Bray
Law Broverion
Blangent
Sloan
ROT
Burch
Brents
Black
Atdy - Ee
Blackwell
Mae Ae Ae
Sweat
Rhea
Ie Burk .& Son
Burngy
Baker
H Brown
Eiliot
Bratehor
Lester
Brevins
Bieving
Wee Ples
Staned
Beier
Byrd
GS Cr
Coulson
Smith Jo
Tarlo
Cook
Axa
Bishop
Dock
Sherrifl
Thorn
Copelaul
Janet
Cheshier
Sel Smith
Reeda
Stour
Warren
Chandler
Clark
Shenan
Woolridge
Nick
Cotner
Hoh
Coffman
Shaler
Whitaker
Tow
Collive
Cressiar
Thomason
Whisen
Henry Ubsb Coley
JR Tey
Colbert
Watson
Walton
Thomas
Warham
Chimbers
Spimmons
Dyer
Wol
Dame
Cravatt
Overton
Tippens
Geet
Dera
Pippens
Roe
Posg
Chapman
Toon
E Carmichael
Spidder
Deckers
Casey
Phonins
Maxiveli Township
Decker
Poe
Eunpisstinan
Felix
Rinstey
Ye. Ag
Davis
Ells
Eat
Trammel
Roscou
Baton
Sowling
A D Townsend
Ferguson
Coghlan
Filmore
Castleherry
Gow Dr
Bes
Giffard
Ioyles
Goo Fowler
Bof
Caruthers
lVvanunn
Low
Flord
CM Ce Conmstock
Ehoat
Vussell
Dillard
Withers
West
Deha
I Charley
Tay
Sam -Amir Ayes
Avon
Ty Whitesides Borber
Delozier
Jams
Elmer
Bond
S Henry
MJ Davia
Webb
le Po
Ican Dennen
W W
Eubanks
Ellis
A J.iEdmonds
J T Hinkle
Go Henley
A Hill
Ehhilliard
Woo
Bettiel
Brown
A E Bolin
JW Bolin
Ley
Westtrook
Whisenhont
Yyche
Wall
T Burer
Irwin
Coo
Echols
Williams
Fred Bolin
Woods
J E_Baker
Johnson
Grant Dgin
Nathale Wingo
Lboo Barnes
Melyina
Lia ED
Lanham
Leach
Coax
Lunsford
Farquhar
Carmira
Martins
R OL Fish
Melton
A J
Montromery
Franks Trading Co Farmer
H — Flowers
J N Ford
Cowan
Wol Carmichael
Doyle Crew
Mitler
France
Morrison, Gray
Gill Emmett
McClary
Gore
MecKnight
McCurdy
McCuilar
McKee
McKinles
McMonald Nant Glover
Hendrix
Holland
G S
Humphers
Herrin
J H
Holloway
Havens
Jonesy
Jones
Mass
Melville
Murphy
Wayne
Sidney
Mock
Pear
Nickell
Nations
Odcom
Odam
George
Owens
Porter
Pennington
Parker
Puller
Tomas
Pharr
Payne
J DB
Rives
Henry Pb
Richardson
Roan
John
Tao
Regonlas
Bar Reed
SAAS
Robertson Raines
German Marks in New York Exchange Slip After War
German marks in New York foreign exchange markets traded weaker today. By noon the rate slipped to 1.005 as the market remained unsettled following the war.
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Germaa Marks
Bonn
New York
Ads from Ada and nearby in 9-8 edition
Classified notices list wanted agents for Watkins products. W E Younts in Ada and Oba. Board and rooms for rent near Normal, 1209 East Sth. For sale or exchange ten acre tract of sweet potatoes close to Ada with water and gas. Part cash. J J Hickman, 325 E Main St. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Loford Flod and Steedman Milas Bertha Lee, Clark and Stonewall, Vallie Izard. WANTED old cast iron junk, pay good price. Ada Foundry north of gin plant.
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Ada
Misa Elen Brown
Hazel
Oklahoma
B. F. Blankensup
Stonewall
Miss Choisey
May Hale
Poundry
Ginss Plant
Allen Fair a Great Sucess in Allen Oklahoma
The second annual Allen township fair showed marked improvement over last year with higher attendance and more exhibits. Livestock was especially strong with Jersey cattle prominent, while hogs poultry and fowl had solid entries. Agricultural displays included corn cotton oats pumpkins sorghum peanuts sugar beets and milo. The baby show drew large crowds with prizes awarded to families including Stoken Adams Levin Crumley and Crumley. Home products canning bread jelly and butter won multiple first prizes. Mrs Forde Harrison led in bread jelly and other entries.
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Allen
Oklahoma
Allen Township
Bfe
Jersey
Poland
Hampshire
Allen Trade
Forde Harrison
Ada
Hugh Stoken
Bert Adams
Jack Levin
Melvin Crumley
Prize Winners of Allen Township Fair September 5
Reports list numerous champions across livestock poultry and farm products from the Allen Township Fair. Winners include Best Shorthorn bull T A Oliva Allen Ist Joe Gilmore Allen 2nd and Best Hereford cow W C Smith Allen Ist along with many others across cattle dairy hogs and crops noted by exhibitor and place.
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Allen Township
A. Bush
Allen
O. V. Cote
A Bush
Ist
Jor Gilmore
T. A. Oliva
Joe Gilmore
Bruno Mayer Allen
W. C. Smith
C. M. Means
J. S. Crawford
A. A. Caldwell
Alen
Duree
JC. Steward
Durée
W. BD. Summings
W. GC
Sith
Smith
West Poland
China
M. I. Carley
Carl Kyle
St. Charles
W. B. Ramsey
W. H. Emerson
Eubanksa
T. H. Eubanks
Carl Kye
Veterans Name Delegates for Tulsa Meeting
Six local delegates and alternates to the state reunion of United Confederate Veterans were elected by the Ada camp for Tulsa September 20 to 22. Delegates are S H F Hargis Wyatt Webh S H Fisher W C Neal W H McKaskle and F C Jones. Maids of honor to accompany delegates will be elected later. A full Ada camp representation was expected despite deaths reducing local Confederate Veterans to about thirty. Tickets to the convention cost 7.29 including tax, with sale Sept 16 to 26.
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United Confederate Veterans
Tulsa
Ada
City Hall
S. HF. Hargis
Wyatt Webh
S. H. Fisher
W. C. Neal
W. H. McKaskle
F. C. Jones
Wlease
A. M. Crow
Brewer
Oklahoma
Sam Hargis
Neal
Gay. McAlester
Crow
Crop forecasts by department of agriculture
The August crop report shows corn production up 164 million bushels from July forecast, totaling 3,186,900,000 bushels for September recomputation. Forecasts include winter wheat 544,600,000. spring wheat 210,000,000. all wheat 764,000,000. hay 79,300,660 tons tame and 14,800,000 tons wild. apples 107,600,000. peaches 23,060,000. kafir 120,000,000. peanuts 32,500,000. beans 8,809,090. oats 1,090,000. barley 167,000,000. rye 64,300,000. white potatoes 323,000,000. sweet potatoes 1,100,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Lions Seek Help to Maintain Tourist Park
At their semi monthly luncheon the Lions discussed methods to improve and maintain the west city tourist park. A joint committee with the Chamber of Commerce will meet city officials to coordinate efforts. Lions urged the park remain a community asset not the sole responsibility of any one group. Attendance was high, weather permitting expects fuller turnout.
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Tourrts
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Markets of Today Cotton Drops and Rises Across Commodities
Sensational weakness in cotton with October and December futures down around 135 points and 18.18 respectively, grain and German marks soft as stocks hold steady. Government reports show 1921 crop progress up to September 1 at 481788 bales versus 851589 last year, with Ada Cotton Exchange noting New York and Orleans futures trading lower in the session.
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Allen Fair
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W. N. Stafford
Jim Jesus
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Nancy Hull
W. T E. Ramsey
Atwood
Red Weatherford
Ey Ramsey
W. J. Ytobertson
J. W. Bowren Allen
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Everett Negley Allen
Everet Neeley
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Ada Cotton
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