Farmers State Bank Savings Offer
Bank advertises opening a savings account with small deposit. It urges possession of a bank book and account for personal finance, naming Gov. Byrd and President Harris as officers and highlighting bank resources and management.
East Central Normal ready for opening new term
East Central State Normal prepares for its second regular session starting Sept. 19. A full faculty and upgraded facilities promise first class work as the 590 students from 21 counties and seven states return, with strengthened pedagogy and new departments including manual training and expanded athletics.
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East Central State Normal
Oklahoma
East Central Normal
M. L. Perkins
Department of
University of Chicago
Perkins
Ada
J. Frank Lilly
Johnson County
Ralph J. Brooks
Chicago
R. G. Sears
Europe
Little
Montague
St. Louis
Clark
Colorado
van Wormer
W.H. Cox
Kansas State Manual Training Normal
Committee On
Lyceum
The
Normal
Murray Wild Eater Campaign
A brief item notes a campaign related to Murray Wild Eater with a date marker September 7 and actions or events implied by the fragment. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Rail plan to shift service may make Ada a division point
D. C. railroad officials consider a fall schedule that limits the present mixed service to Lehigh to Ada. A passenger train would run from Chickasha to Ada while a local trains runs one day and back the next, turning Ada into a division point and prompting family relocations.
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D. C
Lehigh
Ada
Chickasha
Texas Would disfranchise the Negroes in Texas
The Texas House backed a Yantis concurrent resolution urging changes to the Fourteenth and repeal of the Fifteenth Amendments. Yantis argued the move would secure white supremacy, claiming Southern social order and arguing that Northern votes would decide national outcomes.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representatives
Yantis
Congress
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
House
Henderson County
Kentucky
Texas
Maddox
Booker T. Washington
Turney
Fuller
Senate
Yantis House
Boy’s Tobacco Abstinence Sparks Quick School Progress
A 13 year old from a neighboring county reports 40 months of schooling and readiness for the first year after avoiding tobacco. He says, and a school observer agrees, that abstaining from tobacco lets him stay ahead of classmates who use it, highlighting a lesson teachers and professionals should heed.
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G. T. Howdrton
Mrs Drummond Hosts 500 Club Gathering
Mrs. C. R. Drummond entertained the 500 Club on Tuesday afternoon with pink oleanders and wildflowers decorating the house. After games, Mrs. Will Mays helped serve a salad course to a group that included Mesdames Barney Sledge Thompson Jones Myer Vinson Higgins and Misses Thompson Edmiston Drake and Sledge.
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C. R. Drummond
500 Club
Will Mays
Democratic Candidate Murrays Farm Visit Prepares for August Primaries
The Democratic candidate traveled from his Tishomingo farm to northern Oklahoma to deliver two to three speeches daily until the 12th. He planned day stops in Cimarron Texas Beaver Harper Ellis Woods Woodward Garfield and Grant counties, using day talks on agriculture and night political speeches. He will devote his time to promoting the Democratic state ticket ahead of the August primaries.
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Tishomingo
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver
Harper
Ellis
Woods
Woodward
Garfield
Grant
Murray
Ada Merchant Talks
One of the city’s leading ready-to-wear and furnishing merchants stood near the Main and Broadway corner last evening. He smoked casually and spoke of his business and habits in a relaxed, confident manner.
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Ada
Main and
Broadway
Hard World for Public Figures Cited in Enid Wave Democrat
Enid Wave Democrat comments on the impossible balance of public duty and personal safety in criticizing graft and officials. An ad for Dr. F W LeFevre eye ear nose throat specialist lists glasses fitted at Duncan block Ada Okla. tf-d-w
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F. W. LeFevre
Duncan
Block
Ada
Okla
Nominated Though Dead for Attorney General
Frank P. Tucker of Neillsville is nominated on the La Follette State ticket for Attorney General despite his death. A plurality estimate places the result around 10,000. Tucker drowned in the Fox River at Oshkosh while reportedly en route to a train, with details unclear due to the late hour and conflicting accounts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank P. Tucker
Neilsville
la Follette
Tucker
Fox River
Oshkosh
Campaign adviser urges Tucker vote in state
Charles H. Crownheart, La Follette campaign manager, sent word to voters statewide urging support for Tucker with a plan to replace him if nominated. A minister's wife and others discuss forgetful husbands. Lawrence school opens with 35 pupils under Miss Zella Moorehead. Zach B. Caldwell sails to Washington for a few days. Pitts packer installed in packing house. Tom Bennett returns to work. D. Brooks returns after wife’s illness.
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Charles H. Crownheart
la Follette
Tucker
State Central Committee
Lawrence
Zella Moorehead
Zach B. Caldwell
Washington, Ohlo
Pitts
Tom Bennett
D. Brooks
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Lee Dodds
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