School for the Blind Opens Eighth Session at Muskogee
The School for the Blind in Muskogee Oklahoma begins its eighth session in May with several graduates from the Industrial Department. Superintendent C. O. Stewart says the new dormitory will house 35 boys and explains admission rules for partially sighted students, inviting inquiries from interested families.
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Muskogee
Osta
Oll Chiliren
Suneer
O.J . Stewart
Maskures Oxla
First Bale At Marlow Delivers Hope Amid Drought
The first bale of carton was delivered at Marlow last Wednesday with two more bales soon after as dry weather accelerates ripening. Local farmers note the crop is faring better than expected despite the drought and the plan remains standing in Marlow.
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Marlow
Drouth
Weeds and Pasture Woes Prompt Watered Down Crop Outlook
Weather and pasture notes describe a wet season that favors weeds along roadsides and fields. Farmers worry about weed competition and feed quality as pastures struggle, with forecasts hinting at delayed growth and forage challenges into next year.
Grange Day Dueling at Oklahoma State Fair
Grange Day scheduled for Wednesday at the Oklahoma State Fair features a duel on race days. Officials emphasize swift straw movements and national body affiliation with prominent sponsors and participating members expected on the grounds.
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Oklaoma City
Oklahoma State
Will Teane
Levets Menthers
Fertile Eggs Debate Sparks Oklahoma City Interest
A crowded debate touches fertility and egg production policies, with mentions of candidates and bills. References to fertility rates, shipping, and economic impacts outline statewide concerns and proposed measures.
Auto Show Opens With Popular Exhibits Attracting Crowds
Visitors flock to the annual auto show with dozens of makes on display. Cars are available for examination and comparison, with dealers offering souvenirs and promotions. Afternoon and evening sessions aim to accommodate guests while outlining promotions and test drives.
County Vital Records Report For The Month Of June
The paper notes 27 marriages in the county during June with 10 births and 1 death recorded. The physician reports cattle and weed pollen causing asthma and other diseases, urging attention to eradicating weeds along the new alleys.
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Puy
Congressman Scott Fervin Delivers Speech in Congress
Hon. Scott Fervin spoke in Congress on July 21 and the Democratic Congressional Committee ordered 1,000,000 copies of the speech printed and mailed nationwide. Scott represents the district.
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Scott Fervin
Congress
Democratic Congressional Committee
United States
Scott
Melons At Fifty Per Acre Questioned By Oklahoma Farmer
A Marlow grower asks if melon production at 50 dollars per acre yields the best profit, noting 3400 dollars in watermelons and seeking comparisons with other crops for better returns. He questions whether any crop can beat this per acre profitability.
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Cooper
Marlow
Undefined garbled OCR item
A fragmented OCR note lists unclear phrases about deals and timing. It contains many garbled words and lacks coherent names, places, or dates to identify a definite event or subject.
No Rain Yet Prompts Gardeners to Persevere
A garbled district weather note reports five weeks without rain affecting crops and water use. Local residents and farmers discuss delays, with hints of drought strain and concerns over irrigation. The fragment hints at possible relief or protest against ongoing weather conditions.
Hogs Price Surge in Osthona City Market
The Osthona City hog market sees prices at 1000 per bushel, a peak not seen before. Analysts warn futures may rise further as demand and supply dynamics push costs higher.
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Osthona
Corrections Clarify Misreported Local News Details
The CHAMPIONS issue corrections after incorrect reporting. Byrey Davis of Butterfield Maine and Honey Hisae of Welena Maine were involved in corrected details about their recent activities.
In And Out Meals Made At Local Eatery
A deal was made between Jo N Ballun and WH. OR. Schoolcraft. The restaurant was taken over today and arrangements to collect work were discussed. A clevara gud reportedly gave up the teylaurant.
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Jo N. Ballun
OR. Schoulcraft
Street Fair Preparations Begin Ahead of Event
Early plans for the Bixing street fair are underway with formal arrangements not yet finalized. The paper notes the fair opening is a week away and outlines the upcoming schedule and vendors expected to participate.
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Bixing
Thompson Returns From Missouri Trip Delayed by Rain
MG Thompson of Sorting arrived back from Mia sur via Priday. He was delayed two or three days due to heavy rains that slowed his journey.
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MG. Thompson
Miasur
Travel note from Por Dacampment to Missouri and Kansas
J. P Stouffer left Monday for a visit with relatives in Kansas and Missouri. He plans to attend events in Ren camp and then continue visiting kin across the state of Kansas and neighboring areas.
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J. P Stouffer
Brotherdosten Et Serum
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Newt
Renee City
Kuusan
Guthrie Hospital Visit Referred For Health Issues
Rev HH Meeker traveled to Guthrie to consult hospital staff about his health concerns. He suffered from jaundice and was accompanied by his wife Regimvaaiolimi as they returned home today.
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Gotheie Jny
de Hoelh
Elgin Street Fair and State Fair Dates Announced
Future Events notes Elgin street fair is Saturday Sept 7 before Elgin school opens. Cape IL Marlow District lists Sept 14 to 16 for events. State fair runs Sept 24 to 30 with poultry show from Thu to Sat Dec 7 to 9 as planned.
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Dee
Hogs bring record price on Chicago market
On Tuesday hogs sold for 11.80 on the Chicago market, the highest price in decades, the reports show, signaling a postwar surge in demand and value for pork producers.
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Chicago
Local notes from Harmony Points area visitors and events
Mrs HU V Walling of route 3 visits parents near Rush Springs. Residents report trips to Trinidad Culo and Oklahoma City with family and friends. The Harmony Points Fletcher Picnic is set for August 24 25 and 26.
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Route 3
Rush Springs
Augusta Eads
iiniLmenbeek
Happy Hale Low
A.B
Tie Fletcher
Elgin Boys to Play at Pleteher This Week
Elgin boys will use the full rounds at Pleteher and play there each day this Thursday Friday and Saturday of the week, continuing their planned schedule.
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Elgin Boys
Pleteher
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