Auction ends in cash as Linda buys colt at summer sale
Monte Hill confronts Linda Gordon and Donald at a dusty auction while tensions rise over payment methods. Linda insists on cash for the colt, outbids rivals, and pairs with Donald to campaign for a thoroughbred. Bruce Radford challenges the arrangement, but Linda asserts control and leaves with the horse as plans for future races unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinmonte Hill
Mr. Jenkins
Linda Gordon
Monte
Hill
Linda
Miss Gordon
Saratoga
Hil
Donald
Big Boy
Sandy Gordon
Sandy
Brown Donald
Brown Donal
Monte Hill
Beau Marci
America
Hin
Bruce Radford
Radford
Golden Toy
Jenkins
Kenny
Sue
Bruce
Sandy Gordor
Goodby
Berwyn
Vic
Golden Toy and Linda Revisit Jockey Club Stakes Plans
Uncle Sandy rules the colt Golden Toy with tough care while Linda argues for riskier racing. Bruce Radford returns, delivering a note to Sandy and rekindling memories of Barrow Street as Linda questions his lack of success as a writer.
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Linda
Sandy
Bruce
Radford
Bello
Barrow Street
New York
Barrow
Commerce
Angela
Serial melodrama scene fuels intrigue at night
In a tense exchange, Linda challenges Bruce Radford over a scandal rumor while a sick elder’s fortune and a costly deal loom. Bruce deflects with respect to a hard truth about a Pennsylvania inmate and a vanished fortune, then leaves as Linda contemplates the revelations. (To Be Continued)
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Sne
Bruce
Brown Donald
Bruce Radford
Linda
Donald
Pennsylvania
Redford
Record Entry List at Vanoss Fair Friday
More than 2 090 people gathered at Vanoss Friday for the Midland township fair viewing about 1000 entries. Winners in women’s division include V Lobaugh plain cookies and butter and Bonnie Peters bread. First place livestock honors go to J J Shaw Guernsey cow and Cecil Abston Guernsey bull calf. County Agent J B Hill urged entrants to bring entries to the county fair north of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss
Midland Township
J. B. Hill
Ada
V. Lobauga
Bonnie Peters
Floy Rogers
V. E. Norvell
Arnold Griffith
M. C. Allison
M. Brewington
Laura Walker
Billie Jean Norvelle
Andena Standridge
J. Shaw
Guernsey
Cecil Abston
J. C. Pederson
Howard Sliger
Henry Roundtree
OM Martin—Duroe
Darwin Cummins
Poland
China
Frank Harber
Neville Pennington
F. PF. A
Ewe
J. L Tilley
Chalmer Roundtree
Miles McCauley
Mac Troutmen
Ray Williams
Mac Froutman
Carl Solomon
Ersey
C. M. Nelson
Ezra Hunt
A. C. Griffith
Boone County
Ray Bradley
Pontotce
Stonewall
Stonewall Township
Beegle
Mary Edith Gentry
Wilma Porter
Louise Hackett
Wayne Truitt
Kate Hume
Muriel Robinson
Milo Watkins
W W. Murphy
Helen Springfield
Joe Daniels
Hogan
Louise Hockett
Jewell Hackett
Troy Williamson
Joé Daniels
Braxton Cheftin
Wilburn Bennett
James Maynard
Ida Jean Scott
Woodrow Horton
Milo
Doss
Joe Daniek
Kenneth Murphy
Dub Scott
Kate Hughes
R. J. Hager
Hardy Jones
Ollie Machimes
M. Watkins
W. W. Murphy
Virgil’ Holt
Leo Wilson
G. R. Pace
Z. K. McCoy
J. E. Carroll
Hereford
Parker
Harold Foreman
B. Carron
Jersey
H. Sparks
T. J. Farmer
Jack McKay
Frances Parks
Chucky Parker
Mrs. Hardy James
Joseph Melvilie
Konawa News Highlights Local Visits And Church Closings
Local residents report visits from relatives across Oklahoma and Kansas including LaFayette Tennessee and Medicine Lodge Kansas. The Konawa Methodist revival ends with church improvements, dedication by Bishop Selecm an, and a new seven pound birth at Giesen clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Joe Bowers
McAlester
E. L. Powell
Paul Hively
Cromwell Church
Cody O'Neal
Stonewall
Streetmans
Edlee Hughes
Wewaka
Selecman
Carlos Thormpson
Oklahoma City
Joe Rodgers
Clyde Wright
Giesen Clinic
W. A. Price
Clyde Waite
Big Springs
Texas
Sapulpa Bond Payment Delayed Until January 1 1938
Sapulpa cannot pay $3,600 due on funding bonds held by Pontotoc County until January 1, 1938. City treasurer J. W. Howard cites slow tax income and a heavy bond issue, noting past delays but noting no funds available now. The $3,600 includes $600 interest on $20,000 bonds issued in 1936 by former county treasurer J. Fred McCoy.
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Lee Darys
Sapulpa
Pontotor County
J. W. Howard
Daggs
J. Fred McCoy
Howard
McCoy
Many Stricken In Food Poison Area
Chicago and Elmwood Park face a growing outbreak with 88 people ill, 16 families affected, and a single fatality in Elmwood Park. Health officials pursue bacteriological tests as pastry consumption ties to most Chicago cases. In Bartlesville a National Refining employee voted against CIO union affiliation 55 to 68.
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Chicago
Elmwood Park
Hermann N., Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
Bartlesville
National 2 Refining Company
Ail Workers International
CIO
Oklahoma government expenses rise 16 percent in year
Oklahoma City Sept 17 expenditures of the state government increased 16.20 percent in the past fiscal year, with funds returned to counties totaling 45 982 636 compared with 32 274 825. Total spending reached 93 096 246, up 12 981 382 from the prior year, driven by new state departments and higher department costs while highway and debt payments declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Tax Commission
France Accepts Peace Plan Amid Czech Crisis
Paris reports France ratified the Anglo French plan to dismember Czechoslovakia as Arnold Hitler pressed demands. Premier Daladier and Prime Minister Chamberlain led the cabinet to approve the accord and Paris turned toward Prague while Benes faced a choice between peace or resistance. France ordered end to military preparations as strikes erupted across Paris building trades and Valenciennes miners joined the walkout.
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Paris
France
Arnold Hitler
Edouard Dala
Dier
Chamberlain
London
Prague
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Valenciennes
Police Secure New Motorcycle for Traffic Duty
The city police department has a new motorcycle to replace the old one in use for several years. It comes equipped with all attachments including a police radio receiving set and is now in service for traffic control duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Vienna switches to driving on right side of road
After more than a century of left handed traffic the Vienna district switches to driving on the right at midnight aligning with Germany. Greater returns for amount invested. Local readers see classifieds and notices amid ada news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Germany
St . Greater
Amounit
Ada News
Final Township Fair Opens North Ada With 4-H Exhibits
Thousands visit Pontotoc county fairs as 4-H clubs and farm women's groups prepare booths and entries. The Stonewall township fair and rodeo drew a record crowd, with winners named in both women’s and 4-H divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Ada
Damages Sought in Suit Over Gasoline Explosion Injury
Patrick Eugene Fairschner sues Q Mitchell Tricking Company seeking 15129 for injuries to a five year old visiting a garage. He alleges a bucket of gasoline ignited and exploded causing severe burns to his leg with pain medical costs and permanent loss of use. The suit claims the firm failed to keep children away from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Eugene Fairs- Fairschner
Kairschner
Mexican Are After Italian Oil Market
Count Alberto Marchetti di Maraglio Italian minister to Mexico says Mexico is pushing to develop an Italian oil market as trade between the two countries grows, particularly in Mexican oil exports. He noted oil market closures push Mexico to seek buyers abroad. The report also mentions a Bohemian colony returning to oil-burning street lamps, a detail tied to the era’s urban lighting shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Alberto Marchetti di Maraglio
Mexico
United States
Cuba
State Fair to Offer School Day for Oklahoma Students
Oklahoma City Sept 1 Gates for the 32nd annual state fair open next Saturday but Friday September 30 is School Day with free admission for all students. Central Oklahoma schools may dismiss and excused absences will be offered for those attending. Last year 62,370 visited on School Day. manager Ralph Hemphill predicts a larger turnout this year. Newsmen will also join the School Day guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ralph T. Hemphill
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Konawa News
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Oklahoma University
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Wayne Drake
J. G. Griffin
M. Stillwater
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Joneta Tharpe
Texas Women's College
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Stephens College
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Roy Douthit
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