Beekeeping Pioneer Blackwell Farms 300 Colonies Across Oklahoma
R. L. Blackwell operates about 300 bee stands across Oklahoma county Cleveland Garvin and Pontotoc counties. He expects a honey crop around 12000 pounds aided by sweet clover yields. His rental plan pays farmers with honey or cash in exchange for pasturing bees on their land. Bees boost cotton yields and fruit production through pollination.
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R. L. Blackwell
Blackwell
Harvey Avenue
Oklahoma County
Cleveland County
Garvin County
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City News
Probe at Durant Held Under Check
Disappearance of a 16 year old girl, the principal witness against Bryan county Sheriff J A Conn, has held up the final hearing of ouster charges. The investigation will continue, with the state depending almost entirely on the girl’s testimony.
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Oklahoma City
J. A. Conn
Bryan County
Edwin Dabney
W. C. Crowe
Durant
Dabney
Johnston
Maxwell Township Fair Winners Parade of Exhibits
The Maxwell fair showcased strong school exhibits in writing geography arithmetic and handwork with a long list of prize winners. Winners included Irene Beyers in preserves and peaches, Ruth Wortman in cooking, J. L. Walls for sorghum molasses, and many 4H club entries across poultry, vegetables, canning, and crafts.
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Maxwell
Maxwell Galey
B. F. Keirsey
Irene Beyers
J. L. Walls
Sadie Fleming
Marguerite Burns
Earl Garver
Chas. Wortman
Ruth Wortman
Lecime
Fred Wortman
T. H. Birch
J. R. Newby
Winston Meyers
R. W. Parker
J. W. Mercer
P. C
Minnie Mercer
Elmer Parker
Maxwell School
J. O. Henderson
M. R. Wood
P. C. Gow
Sam Wood
Blanche Wood
Norman Carmichael
L. Davenport
Alva Devenport
Jersey
E. W. Cotton
D. J. Son
Effie Isaacs
Terie Gray
Etta McGalliard
W. N. Isaacs
Douglas Brown
Ada Lackey
Norman & Fleming
Ruth Cole
Canning
Parish Chapel
J. A
Summers Chapel
F. R. Burne
Milo
E. E. Sutton
J. Gilt
Mildred Dunn
H. L. Norman
Ram
Ewe
Hessley Norman
D. J
M. L. McNair
J. W. Eddings
Otha B. Tiffin
R. Tucker
T. W. Corbin
Juanita Norvell
Spurgeon Solomon
Fay Pendleton
Dc. W. Smith
P. A. Templeman
Carl Solomon
Vaness
Lightning Ridge
Verlin Wall
J. J. Coulson
H. B. Williams
Ricsa Griffith
Ernest Stanfield
Josah Pendleton
G. Bond
Henry Little
Minnie Nelson
Inez Berryman
D. M. Watson
Charles Roseberry
L. L. Edwards
Floyd Berryman
J. S. Berryman
Herbert Canady
Sidney Kellogg
Leon Wilborn
A. L. Walker
J. W. Berryman
P. C. Gilt
A. L. Lackey
A. W. Lambert
Ida Laroe
A. Kellogg
St. Charles
James Lambert
Mary Beaman
Catherine Beeman
Edith Baker
E. Reidel
P. C. Gfil
A. A. Bryan
Ewell Eppler
Cedar Grove School
T. J. Bingham
Lellan Scroggin
A. M. Duran
Oakman School
Ethel Driver
Dorothy Fox
A. A. Hall
Med
Jay Hugle
M. L. Byrd
Hardy Jones
Edgar Morrison
Nora Jackson
Willie Billingsley
J. T. Brown
J. O. Scrivner
Handsel Riddle
Union Valley School
J. W. Mayfield
J. W. Durbin
Thomas Daniels
John Daniels
Vernon Ingrem
D J Son
Clifton Mayfield
S. B. Mayfield
Boone County
R. M. Killion
G. B. Thompson
Lee Linsley
Roy Thompson
Homer Thompson
N. M. Morin
Eilis Parker
Heloise Fulkerson
Jack Seee
George McKay
High Hill School
Mary Scott
Ada Independents Slump Against Healdton In Twin Losses
Hitting slumps hit the Ada Independents in two games with Healdton as T Waner tightens his lead over Brewer in total runs with 35. R Waner nears the mark at 292. Beverages and other names appear in the revolving lineup as the derby purse awards go to Beaver 3870, Barger 750, and Kathryn Laughlin 500. A mix of sports, prizes, and local notices closes with condolences and Coolidge health notes and the Potts Townsley nuptial in Sulphur.
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Ada Independents
Healdston
T. Waner
Brewer
Everige
Healdton
Lindsey
Hart
Agnew
Ada
Thompson
R. Waner
Werce Ween
Ramgroy i Ois
Benbow Lok
Feape Bos Oobi
Wadlington
Potts-Townsley
Hazel Townsley
Yosemite
Cal
Frank Potts
Horn
First Presbyterian Church
Terrapin Derby Excites Ponca City Crowd Won by Billy B.
In Ponca City on September 5, Billy B., owned by Mayor Dale Beaver of Fairfax, won the fourth annual terrapin derby at the 101% ranch. His time for the 75 foot course was 1 minute 284 seconds.Second place went to Buddy, owned by Bobby Barger, a Fairfax youth. A death notice follows for John Robert Garrett born May 17, 1844 in Alabama, who moved to Oklahoma near Center 15 years ago and died September 1, 1927 at age 83 years 3 months 20 days.
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Grady Allen
Bey
Pontotoc County
Mc Curtain
R. F. Wilborn
Ada
Hhe
Ray
Rachel
Garvin County
Geo. Alvis
Wichita Falls
Texas
Waxahachie
Alvis
Lee Dowdy
Missouri Ozarks
Tommie Irick
Irick
St. Louis
Walter Givens
Bernadine
Pauline Givens
Wister
Pauline
Calvin
Ross
Walter Hunter
Wellington
Rebecca Sue Crain
Roff
Joe van McCullough
Ardmore
Lucile Fields
Leonard Braly
Sharrock-Braly
Sadie Sharrock-Gourley
J. W. Sharrock
Mattie Sharrock-Graham
Ellen Sharrock-Heathman
R. J. Fahray
B. Heathman Sr
Jim McCloud
A. J. Crain
B.heathman Jr
Jessie Lee Bolsom
Beaver
Barger
Kathryn M. Laughlin
Tulsa
Billy B
Buddy
C. F. Briggs
Fairfax
William Glidden
Ponca City
H.S. Reid
Dale Beaver
Bobby Barger
Billy
John Robert Garrett
Bro. Garrett
Alabama
Oklahoma
Center
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Byron Norrell
J.C. Hynds
Allen Highway
Oakman
H. G. Ware
Oklahoma A. Ad M. College
Ware
Eastern Star
Coalgate
Byrds Mill
Roy C. McKee
Frances
Denia
Joe Robinett
J. L. Casenbery
James Donald
Laura Upshaw
Evelyn and
Bayford Merritt
Roft
J. W. Leeper
A. E. Kile
Leola Brown
T. A. Brown
J. A. Roper
Poland
China
J. E. Berryman
Anne Hamblin
Grady Lambert
Brookshire
E. A. Cushman
G. N. Eccles
W. A. Ables
W. W. Agee
Seth Crane
J. A. Erwing
Russell Shaw
Ray Erwin
G. M. Morris
Kenneth Braselton
G. H. Hardin
Paul Hughes
Ed Bunyard
Mamie Owens
Ruby Odom
Beulah Mae Thomas
Lander Hagar
Carroll Berryman
Raymond Pollock
Robert Watkins
W. J. Mardis
Eddie Autrey
Frances Watkins
J. W. Kirk
Emma Owens
Thos. J. Roquemore
Roy Lindsey
Francis
Stonewall
J. B. Parker
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
White House
Rains Grocery
Breeden
Gwin & Mays Drug Store
M. C. Taylor’s
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