Governor-Elect Invites World to Inaugural Party
Oklahoma prepares to host a two day inaugural celebration for Governor-elect J.C. Winton with 200000 guests. Dan Lackey chairs a 3000 member committee arranging a barbecue feast, dances, and formal parade along the race track paddock.
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World
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ziret J.C. Winton
Dan
Lackey
Gstier
Tur
Gal Wael Mulhall
Muthetl
Fedimen
Genrse Milley
Bath Ars
Bare
Heene Persmitter
Alao Puwner Bill
Sheseman
Jane Bors
Democratic
Turkey
Ft Barrett
Waiis
Oklalama
Cnard
Taekex
Amtrone
Une
Walton
Tle
Aayone
Ff Pregent
Herbertie
Tikka Hemi
Whita
Ak Guthrie
Cocmer Arabe Capita
The Tax Troubles Of The Turk In Turbulent Times
A fragmented early 20th century text portrays Turkish peasants enduring heavy taxes and high rents under a distant government. It hints at peasant struggles with land, harvests, and payments, noting wheat yields and the harsh impact on rural households amid broader political tensions. The piece references reform efforts and a distant authorial voice commenting on social strain.
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Irene
Dan
Pat
Couperert
Yrtur
FOR WINTER SUITS
The piece notes a strict fashion standard limiting women to three suit styles this season two practical cuts and a fur-collared sport coat, with fabrics ranging from velours to metallic-embroidered textiles and trims of fur or beaver.
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Mrs Hixon Hosts Charming Afternoon Tea Event
An afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. F. P. Hixon drew mingled groups of college students and guests. Misses Catherine Agnes Hares and Mary Creepy assisted in the drawing room and dining area, with Miss Vivian Puller, Miss Fstrhe Evans, and Miss Margaret Spetter among the attendees. Several family members and local residents from Miami and nearby towns were noted as guests and hosts, sharing a festive display of holiday cheer and social gathering.
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Hixon
Catherine
Agnes Hares
Mary Creepy
Reno
Pleien Jaminson
Maregatet
Mary Betiwin
Touise Vlatyssintioe
Egyptian students to study in America under trade program
Ten Egyptian students selected by the minister of communications will study in the United States under a pact between the American commerce department and Egypt. One will train two years in locomotives, another two years on engines, a third four years at naval shipyards, another two years in telephone service, and six for three years in automobile factories. All costs covered by Egypt, aiming to deepen economic ties.
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Eegration
Minister of Communications
United States
American Department of Commerce
Naval
Reypt
Cairo
Heypt
Dance Yeomen bali Sal Sun Must Vacate by Jan 1
A jumble of ads and notices describes New Year activities and sales at local stores. It notes roller skating events, dancing at Concordia hall, and specials on Bakelite pipes and cigars. Also mentions a family birth, a hospital stay, and upcoming theater and music events. Local businesses advertise furniture refinishing, auto painting, and cheap goods with various prices.
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Orden
Miss Bakers
Buster
Poeh- Kng
Gus Smith
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T East
Hosely
Tri-State Bisiness College
Anseph Rt
Gatesville
Spang
Concordia Hall
Little Tenny'’s
Louis Ball
Galesville
Stoddard Hotel
St. Ivancis Hospital
Jewery
New Victor Records
Fred Leithold Piano Co
Little Benny
Cwtonna
Concordia Ball
Oliver Gulrickson
West Salem
Hauke
Shellie Charles
S Yards
Tenisht
Wellington
Hogely
Main
Balzer
Anil
M. C. Road
Alice Browna
Clarence Keotu
Gales
Local notices and ads mix in town life and court events
A jumble of items mentions Franks hospital repair and Higbee recovery from a circuit court convention in Milwaukee. Listings include Columbia and New Victor Records, Pakelite cigarette holders, and various shop ads. Mentions of Bangor, Onalaska, Portland, Shelby, and Oshkosh appear with social notices, a mask ball, and divorce proceedings.
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Dudest Higbee
Milwaukee
Wired Cour
Satur Y
Columbia Records
New Vicker Records
Fred Teithalt
Hosely
Joseph Stole
Bangor
Wen
Vel Smola
Comm Valley
Court House
Pri
Everis
McMuhen
Joun G. Baty
Onalaska Pris
Wec
New
Victor Records
Jedbary
Leitholit Plaun
Tor KR. Jones
Portland
Ordirt House
Krefp Business College
Tullinn
Henry Hintgen
Shelby
Thornton
Osténpark
Joy McLaughin
Henherd
Rev
W. S. Stewart
Osh
Navigable Wordy River Hint From Old Records
A terse note from a historical record hints that a river remains navigable for steamers. The fragment mentions a name associated with a national assembly and a key river navigation point, suggesting trade routes and regional transport concerns of the era.
Rich sportsmen plan Arctic plane invasion voyage
A Dover and New York party of sportsmen will launch a summer expedition to the Arctic in a specially built aircraft from Keyport and Mantral. The crew includes H M Uppercu and Charles F. Redden of New York, Howard Coffin, Harold H. Emmons, Witton E. Meerer, and James W Inches of Detroit. The plane, midair capable with sleeping quarters and an armory, will travel an all water route to the northern wastes, aided by Hudson Bay Company supplies, to reach a route previously known only to dog teams.
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Petroit
Ing H. M. Uppercu
Charles F. Redden
New York
Howard
Coffin
Harald H. Emmons
Witton E. Meerer
Lar
James Wl Inches
Isen
Keyport
Mantral
Monse
Digeuss
WL. Redden
Hodaon Ray
Fragmentary OCR note on origins of a figure at a university
A garbled OCR fragment describes an origin or assignment at a university setting with mentions of a pillow and a central figure. The text is unclear and unreadable in places, but suggests a discussion about a person connected to a location or group within a university context. No clear names, dates, or concrete facts emerge.
Fragmented telegraph tale from cryptic old note
A garbled OCR style snippet hints at wires, winters, and figures like 7B and 10H. Readable details are minimal, leaving an unclear reference to events or people and no concrete actions or dates to report.
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