Lectures Highlight Historic Sites and Harvard Ties
Professor Dale Crean of the state university spoke on Friday about a planned lecture series for the university schools. He shared lantern-view presentations from early American history, detailing Plymouth Rock, Beaton monument, Longfellow residence, Emerson and Holmes sites, and other historic landmarks with notes on their significance. He will attend Lawson Institute next week to discuss funding for the program and its lectures.
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Dale
State University
Schoor
Leerane
Countenets Institute
Lawson
Harvard University
Cambridge
Boston
Plymouth Rook
Auersea
Beaton
Severgh
Mies Altee
Relph Waldo Emerson
Oliver Wendell Hermes
Hawthorne
Fanneul Hailj
Obituary notices for McKinley Kuntz and King Fisher area figures
An obituary and community notes recount McKinley Kuntz born in Bates County Missouri July 7 20. He leaves a widow and several siblings. Funeral rites were held near his parents grave with Rev. Neem of Bletour presiding. Also featured is a hometown profile of King Fisher area resident Mr King who hosted July 4 events with King’s kidney stories and remarks on state politics.
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Bates County
Agole Price
Levine
Bom Neem
Bletour Attet
Vieteher
Keeg
Stathoing
Gocjiand
Kinig Sewae
Joe Giles
Kinefisher
Hennessey
Giles
King
Peaches and grain markets report from Sterling area
George Hill of Sterling returns from a two month visit to Charleston and Til. He notes persistent rain hindered threshing, damaging small grain and a short fruit crop. Prices cited include peaches at 1.75 per bushel and penshi fruit at 7 cents, while Okinhumme tires fetch 10 to 4 cents per bushel as farmers discard them.
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George Hill
Sterling
Charleston
Til
Penshi
Okinhumme
Thes Tire
Strandsd C M Valente Family Trip Mentioned
Strandsd C M Valente and kin left two weeks ago on a gate trip to Nehr. They faced delays and waited for response. Mer Widontt stayed behind with the day while others went by train toward Gutavie to visit parents. Local friends hear they moved toward Nebraska amid muddy conditions cited in reports.
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C. M. Valente
Nehr
Mer. Widontt
Dar
Gutavie
Nebraska
Kansas
Oblahomin
On An Outing With Miller Family And Friends
A group including Miller and family Mrs J B Bills Mrs TOR Berrail Miser Mon Bute West and Ethel White P I Hennett Putney went out on an outing Tuesday.
See H. BP. Wettonge for inerr ance
A fragmented notice references a person or entity, indicating an official or legal action involving a notary and an event in a distant place. The readable text suggests a formal matter requiring authentication or verification.
Fragmented Local Verse Recapping Names and Notices
A garbled OCR style fragment lists names and places including Percy Corinon, Surdae, Pearl Kross, George Mel Hemost, DL Giliiland, Reem tidy, Kerniom, Craven Porter and Elgin. It references weather hints, a Saturday visit, and mentions prayer, ministry, and memories amid unclear events and sentiments.
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Mra
Morria
Pridaiy
Rome
Pearl Kross
George Mel Hemost
DL Giliiland
Elgin
Reem Tidy
Ranteing, Kerniom
Craven Porter
Ilgla
Inie
Professors Hayes Resign and Reengage at Fletcher School
Prof Hayes and his wife both taught at Pletcher school last year and were rehired for the coming year. They resigned finally, with the resignations promptly accepted by the school fund. During summer they traveled to Colorado for her health and he taught at a normal school there. They were offered positions there before re signing at Fletcher. Carrion ads pay best.
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Prof. Hayes
Pletcher Schow
Colorado
Fletcher
Insurance losses from hail reach twenty million dollars
A cryptic report notes hail damage across several states with Nebraska and Kansas heavily affected. It estimates total insured losses around 20 million dollars and mentions wind and delayed harvesting as key factors, with corporations and subsidiaries expected to cover substantial claims.
Revival moves from Sterling church to Beaver Bend
The revival meeting at the Sterling Methodist church led by Revs Manning and Hinckley closed Sunday morning. That same Sunday evening the revival began at Beaver Bend, continuing the religious outreach.
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Sterling
Revival Meeting at Fletcher Church Draws Crowd
At Thorrist church in Fletcher Rev. Bo M. Nelson presides over a revival meeting. An arbor has been built to accommodate attendees. He warns children imitate elders and tells a story illustrating the lesson with a boy who is asked to add numbers on a blackboard. the crowd reacts to the tester’s taunt.
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Thorrist
Fletcher
Bo M. Nelson
Drawing Lane
Two Pairs of Twins Found in Birin Saturday
J. P. Keecemer and BP Wettengel each found twin peaches claimed as two freak pairs. One pair had ten atoms with peaches grown together. the other pair had a single stem with a double stone.
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J. P. Keecemer
Wettengel
Enid Families and Local Births Reported
8 w Compton of Enid and others are noted visiting relatives and reporting family events. A daughter was born Friday to John Modisnery and wife of route A, while Wil Bentley’s household welcomed a girl Saturday. Murray and Arthur Murray of route A visited Chickasha for relatives. Hattie Hawkins of Tempe arrived Monday for a visit with J T Hawkins and Mrs J T McCraw on auto route A.
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Compton
Enid
W. Hasence Poute & Res
Sasronessee
John Modisnery
Stork
Wil Bentley
Murray
Arthur
Chickasha
Hattie Hawkins
Temple
Monnay
J. T. Hawkins
J.T. McCraw
Business Improving On Drake Line At Frisge
A Drake man says passenger traffic on the Frisge road has risen notably in the past weeks. He attributes the improvement to crop prosperity and money in circulation. He expects abundant work state wide and a strong state fair turnout in September, noting few attended last year due to money scarcity.
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Drake
Ree
Tember
Shade Tree Seller Promises Fast Growing Entalpa Stock
Jose W. Trout of Oklahoma City has been here selling entalpa shade trees at four per thousand. He claims the trees will yield two to three bushels per year and that plantings will soon outproduce any other crop in profit.
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Jose W. Trout
Oklahoma City
Saya
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Byrd & Wolcott
Crean
McKinley Kuntz
McKinley
sarWatsh
Scott Hema
Sarun
Ted Panter
Greguey
Dave
Gregiey
Torcata
Stony Point
Bibel Barzier
Tela Aron
Mawse Pallva
Elagin Pris
J. K Thrave
King, the Medicine Man
Kingfisher
Hs Buon Seine Mus Ieee
Elgin Merc. CO
R, P. Rosacker
H. BP
Inerrance
Farny Tonna
Peleeate
Inedians Stiles
Notary Sonk
Bank of Elgin
Bate Beet
Pendeles
Percy Corinon
Mite
Ray Heey
Svbraska
Ranaus
Jase Rathy
D. E McAnaw
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