Buffalo Head Bride and Night Ceremony
A scene unfolds at a Mescal tepee where Sabra and Sol witness a Native rite, while tensions rise around a boy harmed by peyote. As dawn breaks, Sabra carries loss and a future in mining geology, with Amara and others grappling with memory, fear, and the promise of statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yancy
Shia
Dean Teat
Nowrer
Lauder
Bat Nelda Museu
Sabra
Lamolile Lzures
Sudventy
Sudventy, “Motlo
Joel
Subri
Joe
Sient
Pia Ds
Yancey Cravat
Buffalo Head
Sara
Aidins Liat Sattad
Joe Yellow Eyes
Waite
Dutervala
Sol
Sybpa
Olthibutmny
Ipixtur
Oil Fever Rages Through Oklahoma Frontiers
In a sweeping panorama, oil strikes transform Osage and nearby towns. The land floods with rigs and wealth while farms abandon crops and families flee to cities. The Wyatt Oil empire rises from a farmer’s luck, as roadways crumble under bombastic progress and a wild, lawless rush reshapes a thirsty prairie.
Mills Once Centers of Community Social Life
Arcadian Magazine recalls Ozark milling communities as social hubs where residents traveled long distances to mill and camp, sharing marbles, races, and tales. The mill hosted dances, contests, and evening readings with faded traditions, while watergate closures and auctions on Sabbaths shaped local humor and social life. Detroit News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Ozark
Arcadian
Properly Southern States Boundary Confusion Before Civil War
The original Myson Dixon line marked the boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland and prior to the Civil War was seen as the divide between free and slave states. Southern states list includes Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Tennessee Mississippi Texas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Missouri Kentucky Maryland and Delaware. The Mississippi River forms the eastern boundary of Mississippi and Missouri, but Missouri is still regarded as a southern state.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Morida
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texans
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Delaware
Mississippi River
Missour
Clergyman Parody Satirizes Women’s Fashion in Revelations Sermon
A fragmentary note mimics a dusky preacher announcing a morning sermon about the present style of women's wearing apparel with a biblical text from the Book of Revelations, as a Copper’s Weekly mock item.
Move to Improve Stock Through Better Lives Campaign
United States Department of Agriculture reports nearly 12 years of the Better Lives Better Stock effort with 17 055 stock owners pledging to use only pure bred sires. About 200 000 head of breeding stock are held, with pure bred males and a mix of pure bred cross bred and scrub females. The ratio of pure bred females to pure bred sires suggests significant sire to dam expansion in improved stock. Poultry show a higher ratio of pure bred females to males. Fourty one of forty four counties report over 100 participants, and a simplified enrollment form is introduced for convenience to county agents and extension workers. The report covers progress up to July 1 1931 and remains available to stockmen, agents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Assist Horse to Shed Coat by Clipping Him
Assist horses shed coat by clipping during shedding season. Flight of heavy field work in warm weather becomes easier for horse. Clipping reduces time to clean, improves digestion of food, and helps horse feel better and work more efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soch
Jess
Steer Classification Plan Unchanged for Exposition
Secretary B H Helde said the plan to weight steer classes by weight rather than age at the international livestock exposition is temporarily abandoned. Age classification will continue at the 1931 show, with buyers and breed associations supporting the present basis. The show runs November 28 through December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Helde
Fall pigs thrive with early strong start and dry winter care
Fall pigs should be started early to gain for winter and spring profits. Do not wean until eight to ten weeks, feed grain away from the sow to reduce flesh loss, keep beds dry, and ensure well ventilated quarters free from drafts. Dry feeding is better in winter than slop.
Fall seeding of lawn seed reduces winter risk says university
Seed in fall for a sturdy lawn, advises S W Decker of the University of Illinois floricultural division. Early fall seeding promotes deep roots and winter readiness. Late fall seeding after October 10 is not recommended as freeze thaw cycles will heave shallow roots and cause the lawn to disappear.
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W. Decker
Floricultural Division
University of Timois
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Ter Re
Ornee
Clm
Avery Furnace
Sol Levy
Ile
Colorado School of Mines
Sahra
Ely
Sol Lavy
Edna Ferber
Dna
Ierber
Wau Borvica
Okla
Cimarron
Crook Nose
Cartwright
Walhoo
Belt Creek
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Osage
Yancey
Paula
Ila
Portune
Ro Wissler
Saben
Fred Slout
Stout
Kred Sloat
Wahoo
Milionaire
London
Charvet's
Earlice
Bear Creek
Ike
Osayge
Oklahoma City
Wihoo
Sim Neeley
Gall
Keogh
Tracy Wyatt
United States
Wyatt
Wyatt Ol Company
Wyatt Oil Companies
Tracy
Thera
Dan Tucker
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