ExState Lawyer Rogers Dies in Texas Obituary
Prominent oilman, businessman and attorney J. H. Rogers died Tuesday after a lingering illness in San Antonio. An elder emeritus of the Central Christian Church, he led in education and civic groups, serving as past president of the church board, Rotary International chapter, and the Independent School District board. He practiced law from Oklahoma to Texas, later settling in San Antonio. Survived by widow Anna Towers.
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University of Id
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Missouri
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Indian Territory
Waldenville
Okia
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Anna Towers
Pain Relief Ad Sparks Old Time Patent Pill Craze
An old style medical ad touts relief for back pain and headaches using a long running formula. It claims decades of successful results and urges readers to buy Coan’s Pills for instant and lasting comfort.
Army Cancels Gulf Stream Exercise Notice
Army cancels Gulf Stream exercise planned for spring. Large contingent of forestem troops earmarked for participation, with additional personnel from units including field artillery and ordnance scheduled to join.
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IGM Tring Trk Company
Russia Population Including Satellites Reported at 19 Percent
A historical record notes Russia's population figure including satellites as 19 percent of a larger metric, reflecting the era's demography.
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Russia
State's Economy Called Unbalanced
PONCA CITY Oklahoma's economic situation is out of balance, Dr Waldo E Stephens potential Democratic candidate for governor said last night. Stephens also criticizes the state road program, Oklahoma's highways just don't go anywhere, he asserted, Stephens said he will decide early next year whether to seek domination in the 1958 primary elections.
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Oklahoma
Waldo E. Stephens
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Soil Bank Trims Wheat Production
STILLWATER The soil bank director says the program cut million bushels of wheat this year at a state conference of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. He notes 1957 was the first year it could operate and that more than 225 million bushels of corn and two million bales of cotton were also eliminated from production.
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Soil Bank Program
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Doggett
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The
Agricultural Stabilization and Onservation Service
Soil Bank
Pickles mail to Indiana postmaster in Christmas pickle
Elbert Reinke, postmaster of Santa Claus, Indiana, faces a festive dilemma as all members of the National Pickle Packers Association plan to send him a pickle as part of the 1957 Christmas Pickle award.
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Elbert Reinke
Santa Claus
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Pickle*Packers Association
Reinke
Christas
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