Dirigible Shenandoah Averts Disaster In Severe North Jersey Storm
Lakehurst New Jersey January 17 an immense dirigible Shenandoah carrying twenty two officers and men broke loose in a seventy mile gale but fought the storm to nosed into its hangar at 858 am The craft drifted as far south as Newark before turning back northward wireless was restored an hour after the mishap The nose cap tore off but the ship remained aloft Washington January 17 navy secretary Denby says Shenandoah will make its North Pole flight The midnight test showed mooring facilities inadequate in bad weather and a ship fueled and provisioned is safest in its element
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Lakehurst
N. J
Newark
Washington
Shenandoah
North Pole
Denby
Alleged Safe Thieves Arraigned Wednesday
Three men arrested on charges of stealing a pool hall safe were arraigned before Judge Johnson Wednesday afternoon. They were bound over to the next term of district court on $5000 bond. Attorney Smith of Tonkawa opposed lowering the bond, which was objected to by County Attorney Howard. Stacey, the apparent leader, declined to seek a lower bond.
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Johnson
Smith
Tonkawa
Johnnson
Atourney Howard
Maltby McGill Wedding in Billings at Baptist Parsonage
Charles McGill and Miss Ron Mae Malthy of Billings were married at the Baptist parsonage Wednesday afternoon at 5 o clock officiated by Rev. A Roscoe Luton. Both groom and bride are popular young people of Billings and will make their home there after returning Wednesday evening.
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Ate
Charles T) McGill
Ron Mae Malthy
Billings
Baptist Parsonage
Weloek
A. Roscoe Luton
Fear Tacoma 15 Lost Cruiser Aground Off Vera Cruz
Officials fear the cruiser Tacoma may be a total loss after running aground off Vera Cruz. A dispatch says three of the craft's four apartments are flooded. No crew information is given in the message.
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Washington
Navy
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Department Today
Noble County Breeders Set Meeting For February 6th
The Noble County Breeders Association will meet in the farmers room of the courthouse February 6th at 2 p.m. A vote will decide whether to sell the stock pavilion in Perry and return per cent to stockholders, or keep it and service $2,500 debt at 8 percent with $2,240 tax at 7 percent totaling $356.80 annually.
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Noble County Breeders Association
Court House
Perry
News of the Whip PLE Farmers Union
Elmer Dowell reports a car of bois a ur posts delivered at Gansel with positive reception and orders for another car. Local talks by Co T. Lee Perry agent, Mr Brawley, and Miss Lucile Kenneck drew interest. A niece supper followed. Plans for an eight thousand bushel elevator at Gansel to serve Oklahoma wheat growers advance with about two hundred members signed up.
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Calif
Curtis
Perry
Merry Workers Club
Farris
Eiveryone
Whipple
Vera Dowell
Lena Gurtis
L. W. Cottle
Rouse
Painter Farm
Elmer Dowell
Gansel
Farmers Union
Oklahoma Wheat Growers
Okla
Two Men Arrested in Holdenville for Stolen Oil Field Tools
County Attorney Howard reports two Holdenville men arrested with oil field tools stolen from the north oil field. They are to be held for Noble County officers and likely brought back this week to face prosecution. Also notes illness of Clyde Henry and improvement of Charlie Collins.
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Howard
Holdenville
Noble County
Will a Dairy Herd Pay in Noble County
A Perry area farmer, C. J. Brand, tested a dairy venture with Jerseys starting March 1928. The record shows milk yields, butterfat, calf sales, and per-cow profits totaling 1324, with individual cow profits listed. he concludes dairying can be profitable for local farmers if run as a business.
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Noble County
C. J. Brand
Perry
Graually
Mr Brand
Mayo
Beand
Brand
Weather and gas reports from Perry seek relief soon
Tonight and Friday expect partly cloudy skies as Perry gas service and well work continue. Vann well cleaning, 6 inch casing pulled and water removal ongoing. Perry Service Company Manager Hoover promises updates. Boyce farm well shows drilling progress but water sands cause brief delays.
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Perry
Vann
Hoover
Perry Service Company
Perry Service
Boyce Farm
Tulsa
Strub Well Hanging in the Balance at 4000 Feet
The Strub well drilling in Perry County shows water sand and red beds causing regular cavern trouble. after toiling past 4000 feet with water filling the hole as fast as bailings, the next plan remains uncertain for leaseholders.
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Vieni
Perry
Dilim
Democratic party meeting called in Noble county Perry
The Democratic precinct, ward leaders in Noble county and Perry are summoned to a January 10, 1924 3:00 PM session in Perry district court to elect a district chairman, a male/female balanced vice chairman, and a secretary treasurer for the Noble county Central Committee. By order of the Democratic State Central Committee, AD Swinnet y, Chairman, Mrs 0 J Coldiron, Vice.
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Noble County
Perry
District Court Room
Democratic Party
Democratic State Central Committee
AD Swinnety
0. J. Coldiron
Johnson Avarett wedding at Baptist parsonage in Three Sands
Mr Othu Averill and Miss Hazel Inez Johnson of Three Sands wed at the Baptist parsonage on Monday evening. Rev A KR Luton officiated in a small ceremony attended by intimate friends. The couple are popular young residents of Three Lands and will reside there.
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Othu Averill
Hazel Inez Johnson
Three Sands
P.m
A. KR. Luton
Three Lands
Cattle Pasture Boom Spurs Oklahoma Growth
The article notes profits rising from dairy and cattle production in Wisconsin Minnesota and northern states as pasture seasons shorten. It argues Oklahoma should seize the opportunity to profit from similar agricultural expansion and livestock activity.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Legislature Appears Ready to Split Oklahoma City Jan 17
Conflict over the legislative probe’s procedures and ongoing committee work threatened a split Legislature as the senate faced crosswise bills. Tolbert, head of the house probe, said no report date. Senator Joe Looney planned a resolution to bar non survey measures after next Wednesday.
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Oklahoma City
Legislative Probe Committee
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Tolbent
House
Joe Looney
County Bankers Association Formed Last Night
Bankers from across the county met at the First National Bank for discussion of financial conditions and to plan for the coming year. The goal to form a county bankers association was achieved before adjournment with Banker Jones of Billings elected president, Joe Lignett vice president, and O C Jensen secretary. After adjournment, members attended a banquet at the Pacific Cafe.
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First National Bank
Tach
Jones of
Billings
Joe Lignett
O. C. Jensen
Pacific Cafe
Community club enrollment in Perry courthouse visit
Boys and girls aged 10 to 21 are invited to join a new club at the Farmers room in the Perry courthouse at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday January 1. Those who signed up are asked to attend as organizers plan to form the club. Mrs Tassir S. McCafferty, home Demonstration Agent, issued the invitation.
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Perry
Tassir S. McCafferty
Howell Branhan and Leetie Iowell Wed at Davis Home
A quiet Sunday wedding united Alvin J Branhan and Leetie B Iowell at 614 I Street home of Mrs P L Davis at 2 pm. Rev A R Luton officiated with intimate friends present. A fine dinner followed and the couple will reside near Perry.
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P. L. Davis
A. R. Luton
Alvin J. Branhan
Leetie B. Iowell
Perry
Perry Public Schools Art Exhibit
Perry public schools host an art exhibit Friday in the town library basement with works loaned by the Colonial Art Company of Oklahoma City. A small admission funds prints for the school display room. proceeds support children’s art education and a student remark urges valuing pictures for children. Superintendent W Os. Chambers notes the event.
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Perry Public Schools
Columa! Art Company of Oklahoma Cuy
Chareed
Jeng
Os. Chambers
Sisters Reunite After Fourteen Years Visit Nowell Residents
Mr and Mrs W W Pickering of Nowell Missouri host this week with Mrs Pickering s sister Mrs P V Zimmerman and sister Mrs Mary Nicol of Pula also visiting This is the first time in fourteen years the three sisters have been together Mr and Mrs John Bryant traveled to Enid for a business trip returning Wednesday
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W. W. Pickering
Nowell
John Bryant
Enid
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