What to Plant and When Avion Expert on Agriculture
An expert article explains soil science and plant nutrition focusing on drainage, soil texture, and the role of air and water for root growth. It covers organic matter, bacteria, and mineral nutrients nitrogen phosphorus and potash, stressing sunny well drained gardens and soil fertility through rotation and proper decomposition. It notes soils contain plant food stored in forms that must be decomposed for uptake and mentions barley and forms of phosphate. It ends with a reference to Elgin markets and poultry prices for eggs chickens and springers.
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John Willard Boltsening
Springers
Williams Robertson race leads with scattered Oklahoma results
Returns from 429 of 2545 precincts show Robertson leading Williams in the Democratic governor race with 8989 votes to 8020. Jennings 5427. other statewide races show Gore against Hayes, Ferris ahead of Glover, and various county offices led by several candidates with slow returns to settle final tallies.
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Prias
Robertson
Williamen
Jenning
Herring
Dunlop
Gore
Samuel W. Hayes
Beott Ferris
R. L. Glover
Duffy
Lafayette
Sorrella
Gordon
Roberts
Haynes
Bixby
Weaver
Davis
Lawvie
Talmage
Ledford
Anniversary Number Boosts Lawton and Comanche History
The Lawton Daily News and Star issued an anniversary edition on Saturday devoted to Lawton and Comanche County. It preserves extensive local history and provides valuable information likely to promote pride and interest in the county.
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Lawton
Married Men Win Ball Game Over Single Men
In a Saturday afternoon match between the married and single men, the married team defeated the single men 14 to 12. The game stayed close early, but the married squad pulled ahead by the ninth inning, holding the singles scoreless while scoring two of their own to clinch the win.
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Yas
Lawton Daily Ree & Str Changes Ownership
Col. EL L. Steacey sells his interest in the Lawton Daily Ree & Str to Atty. Chas. C. Black of Lawton, who assumes official charge. Black is an experienced newspaper man and a Democrat, signaling a probable shift in the paper’s political stance.
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EL L. Steacey
Lawton
Ree & Str
Atty. Chas. C. Black
Wire Tied To Tree Near Zigin
C H Putney found a telephone wire tied around the top of a maple tree about 15 miles south of Zigin on Monday. Patrons of that line report recent photo troubles which may relate to the incident.
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C. H. Putney
Zigin
Mrs Cremer and Mrs Cheens Visit at Apache
Mrs Cremer and Mrs Cheens are noted visiting at Apache in a brief social item. The record highlights their presence and the social context without additional details.
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8. Cremer
R. C. Cheens
Apache Tuesday
Horse incident injures Ray Stone near hotel
Ray Stone was severely hurt last Wednesday when driving a horse out of his father's lot north of the hotel. The horse leaped and one bone in his leg was broken, but he managed to escape serious harm and is now up and around and getting along.
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Ray Stone
Ray
New Barber Harney Tends Shop After Illness
Harney the barber fell ill Wednesday and left for his father's home east of Elgin. With no replacement arranged, 3 H Harrison opened the shop Saturday afternoon and began shaving customers in a businesslike manner. He remains on the job and can provide shaves to patrons.
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Harney
Elgin
H. Harrison
Ind
Putney buys Ford auto and sails around in fine shape
A week ago last Saturday H. Putney purchased a Ford auto and is currently driving it in good condition. The note says the paper delayed reporting the item, blaming preoccupation with the primary election, subscription debts, and advertising decisions.
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H. Putney
Picnic party camps on Cache creek grounds weekly
Will Brunakill George Coffin W F Wolcott and families and J Fitzgerald left Saturday for a picnic on Cache creek. They found Ralph Murphy and party on their camping ground with over 40 lbs. of this crowd with the addition of several others has picnicked once a week since hot weather began.
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Will Brunakill
George Coffin
W. F. Wolcott
J. Fitzgerald
Cache Creek
Ralph Murphy
Opening Day Celebration in Lawton Aug 6
Event notes a celebration in Lawton on Thursday August 6 to mark opening day. References Oklahoma State Par and Ex and a city event date in September. Details are brief and fragmentary.
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Lawton
Oklahoma State
Anniversary Celebration Attends Lawton and Motes Event
A local celebration marks an 18th anniversary with a street parade and floats. Residents join in the outdoor events. drums, motorcycles, and amusements fill the day as organizers prepare for Friday activities and agras style fair.
County News Dispatches From Plain Speaking Topics
The article mentions the Crvetal and westernities Electric Co. involvement, Army Department progress, and a delegation from Cache attending the town celebration with motion pictures. It reports a colored woman from Lawton linked to a hop joint, a hay fire at Ft. Sill stables, and a Lawton family child injured in a runaway incident Monday night.
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Westernities Electric Co
Is Army
Cache
Lawton
School of
Dust Storm Strikes Sunday Afternoon North Wind
Fragmentary report describes a large windstorm Sunday afternoon from the north, with strong gusts damaging panels and hindering people. Details are unclear and the text is partial.
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W. Brunskill
F. M. English
B. M. Brunskill
Cashier
Bage
Manec
Elgin Markets
Williams—Robertson
Jennings
Askew
Frans
Key
Freeling
Hill
Caldwell
E. B. Howard
Alexander
McClelland
Gault
State Board of Agriculture
McAlester
Wilson
Allen
Johnson
McElhoes
Cotton
Jefferson
Stephens
Comanche
Hunter
Powell
R. J. Ray
H. N. Whalin
T. B. Orr
W. C. Henderson
Robert McCalmant
Hall
Pierce
Crosby
Dickson
Vaughn Hardware Co. OF
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