Fourth Quarterly Conference at Salem on July 27
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the M. E. Church, South will be at Salem at 4 p.m. Saturday July 27 with the presiding elder preaching Saturday night and Sunday. A dinner will be served Sunday. The pastor L. Pinnell will also preach at Lebanon at p.m. Everyone is urged to attend.
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M. E. Church
South
Salem
Lebanon
P.m. I
L. Pinnell
The Chow Dog Breed Origins and Traits
The chow dog is a diminutive Siberian sledge breed improved in China and imported to Europe and America around the early 1900s. It has a compact sturdy frame and varies in coat color from black to white or other hues. The breed first appeared in America at the Westminster Kennel Show in New York in 2001.
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China
Europe
America
Westminster Kennel Show
New York
Barrel the Only Rolling Container
A barrel can be rolled and weighs over 100 pounds when filled. Other containers require lifting or hoisting. One man can unload a carload of sugar—about 200 barrels—in less than an hour.
Under Control Willisa’s Bump Loses Control Crash
A judge notes that Bump lost control of his car yesterday while Gillia confirms the sheriff has custody of the vehicle. The exchange indicates ongoing legal proceedings or custody of the car.
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Willisa
Bump
Gillia
Looking Through a Tunnel Reflection on Perspective
The passage muses on the beauty seen through a tunnel as a contrast to darkness inside. It contrasts simple scenes with the mind free from fate and warns sensible people to value life’s blessings without deprivation.
A Painter Finds The Dog Inspires A Poet
Sir Joshua Reynolds, a friend of Goldsmith, surprised him at work on The Yeaverer or Traveler. He found Goldsmith lecturing a small dog balancing on its hind legs while the ink on the last line of The Traveler was still wet, suggesting a dog as muse.
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Sir Joshua Reynolds
Goldsmith
Sir Joshua
the Traveler
Portland Cement Emerges In United States Market
Cement first marketed in England and imported here through 1875. Portland cement then rose to commercial prominence in the United States as it competed with imported products. Initially high prices gave way to price cuts as U.S. production expanded to meet demand.
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England
United States
Germany
Local Notes On Oklahoma Folks And Visits
Additional Local H J Deardorff returned to Oklahoma last week. Dick has been keeping books for a major company near Beggs. A swimming party at Lakeside Saturday evening included Maude Cordz Augusta Manson Lida Mary Alice Drake Dan Magers and Dewey Manson. Louise Johnson will visit Jasper this week. J H Carter and wife left Sterling for home after visiting Simmons Owen. Walter Melugin and family near Carthage visited Holdeman. Thelma returned home with her parents after three weeks with her aunt Holdeman.
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H. J. Deardorff
Oklahoma
Beggs
Maude Cordz
Augusta Manson
Lida
Mary Alice Drake
Dan Magers
Dewey Manson
Lakeside
Louise Johnson
A. P. Johnson
John Marsh
Will
Jasper
Miss Johnson
Board of Education of
Philadelphia
J. H. Carter
Sterling, Oklah
W. T. Simmons
L. H. Owen
Carter
Simmons
Owen
Walter Melugin
Carthage
Will Holdeman
Miss Thelma
Mrs. Holdeman
Retail Sugar Prices and Retailer Profit Rule
I B Mumford explains the policy that retailers must apply a fixed margin of one pound over the delivered cost to determine allowed profits on sugar. This guideline emphasizes a strict markup framework for retailer pricing and profitability.
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B. Mumford
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