Jockey Hurt at Fair In Serious Condition After Fall
At the fair Tuesday afternoon jockey Fred Tucker eighteen riding Phil Arnet in the half mile dash was thrown when his horse fell near the south end of the track. Tucker suffered a severe head wound and other injuries and was carried to a residence hospital. The incident also involved a rider named Kenney in Tucker's employ. A separate notice reports a clothing store opening by C A McCubbin in the Deardorff building with Stanley McCubbin to manage the Jasper location.
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Fred Tucker
Phil Arnet
Rner
Tucker
Enterprise
Cansjarie
Arnett
Enterprises
Cannjarie
Koell
Midniche
Nashville
Tenn
Carthage
Kenney
Sheldon
C. A. McCubbin
Deardorff
J. A. Coantz
Jesper
Presbyterian Services Next Sunday Morning and Evening
Preaching service at Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning and evening by the pastor. All are invited. New line of Jewelry at D Harbur's.
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Presbyterian Church
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Indian and Redmen Defeats From Weekend Ball Games
In a sunlit small-town clash the Sapulpa Indians and Redmen traded blows with Bell leading both sides at the plate and on the mound. Crawford and Jasper delivered timely hits as the Indians held on to win despite late pressure, while the Sox fumbled but rallied to edge out the visitors with eleven errors by Toney and a sharp late push.
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Sapulpa
Snd
Drudges
Bell
Warden
Bull
Crawford
Hicks
Indians
Loninge
Jaaper
Lociang
Lynch and Smith
Jasper
Urydges
Sox
Toney
Jess
Thompson
Savages
Brydges
White
Alberty
Burkett
Runaways Return Home From Nearby Farm
Mr and Mrs I B Ross of near Purdy sought their two sons aged 13 and WM who ran away last Sunday heading toward town. They were traced Monday and found with a farmer northeast of town. Marshal Hoots retrieved them early this morning and they willingly returned home after a brief world view.
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I. B. Ross
Purdy
Marshal Hoots
Pine Niles
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Tennessex
Jeeper
Webb Brothers [Mercantile Co
Presbyterian Services
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First National Bank
Fras Bootes
H. E. Stevens
Fins Stationery
Dr. Schooler