Dirigible Shenandoah Breaks Away Amid Storm Night
Lakehurst New Jersey January 17 A massive dirigible Shenandoah tore from its moorings in a seventy mile wind and fought the storm for nine hours before docking in its hangar at 3 53 in the morning Twenty two officers and men aboard weathered the incident as the craft remained intact The navy plans a North Pole flight despite the apparent mooring vulnerabilities and the ship being fueled and provisioned for its mission.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Newark
Washington
Navy
North Pole
Denby
Alleged Safe Thieves Arraigned After Pool Hall Theft
Three men accused of stealing a South Side pool hall safe were arraigned before Judge Johnson on Wednesday afternoon. They were bound over to the next district court term on $5000 bonds after attorney Smith from Tonkawa argued for a lower bond, an objection followed by County Attorney Howard. The apparent ringleader Chas Stacey indicated he did not want to bond lowered.
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Johnson
Smith
Tonkawa
Ataney Howard
Chas Stacey
Maltby and McGill Wed in Billings Baptist Parsonage
Charles J. T. McGill and Rosa Mae Maltby were married at the Baptist parsonage in Billings by Rev. A Roscoe Luton. The couple, popular locals, will reside in Billings after returning home Wednesday evening.
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Charles JT. McGill
Rosa Mae Maltby
Billings
The
Baptist Parsonage
A. Roscoe Luton
Fear Tacoma Is Lost After Cruiser Grounds Off Vera Cruz
Officials fear the Tacoma, a cruiser, is a total loss after going aground off Vera Cruz yesterday. A dispatch says three of the ship’s four compartments are flooded. No crew details are provided in the message.
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Washington
Navy
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Department Today
Noble County Breeders Meet February 5 At Courthouse
The Noble County Breeders Association calls a February 5 meeting at 2 p m in the courthouse farmers room to decide whether to sell the Perry stock pavilion and return per cent to stockholders or retain it and cover 2500 dollars debt at 8 percent with 2240 dollars tax at 7 percent, total 356 80 annually. The January 8 annual meeting failed to elect directors due to low attendance. members are urged to attend February 5 to address indebtedness or sale.
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Noble County Breeders Association
Court House
Perry
Mrs Harry Donaldson Confined at Home by Illness
Mrs Harry Donaldson is confined to her home due to illness.
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Harry Donaldson
Hugh West Returns Home From Perry Business Trip
Ardmore resident Hugh West arrived home yesterday following a business trip to Perry.
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Hugh West
Ardmore
Perry
Whipple Farmers Union Notes Local Activities and Plans
Elmer Dowell reports a carload of bois d and posts delivered at Gansel with orders for another car. Perry local officials C F Lee and Miss Lucile Kenneck spoke at Whipple. a niece supper followed. Plans for an 8000 bushel elevator at Gansel to serve Oklahoma wheat growers. over 200 members signed up.
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Car. C. F. Lee
Perry
Brawley
Lucile Kenneck
Whipple
Will Keating
Weathenford
J. 2
Keating
San Vrasegs
Calif
Curtis
Merry Workers Club
Farris
Vera Dowell
Lena Curtis
L. W. Cottle
Mr. Rouse
Painter Farm
Elmer Dowell
Gansel
Farmers Union
Oklahoma Wheat Growers
Two Men Arrested in Holdenville With Stolen Oil Tools
County Attorney Howard reports two Holdenville men seized with oil field tools stolen from the north oil field. They likely will be held for Noble county officers and brought back by week’s end for prosecution. Clyde Henry is ill, and Charlie Collins shows improvement after illness.
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Howard
Holdenville
Noble County
Will a Dairy Herd Pay in Noble County
A Perry area farmer, C. J. Brand, tested Jersey cows for profitability starting March 1923. He recorded profits and costs, noting total herd gains of 1321.29 and per cow figures. he concludes dairying can be a sound business for Noble County farmers if managed like a business.
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Noble County
C. J. Brand
Perry
Graually
Mr. Brand
Tim
Brand
Weather Tonight and Friday Warmer with Partly Cloudy
Tonight and Friday forecast calls for warmer weather with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures rise across the area with mixed clouds and passing sunshine.
The Gas Situation of Perry
The Perry gas situation has drawn local attention as water flood in the Vann well ended gas pressure. Weather worsened heating costs, but field work continues. Crews remove water and expect results soon as the Vann well and Boyce farm Perry Service lines show drilling progress and delays from Tulsa equipment.
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Perry
Vann
Hoover
Perry Service Company
Perry Service
Boyce Farm
Tulsa
Strub Well Hanging in Balance at 4000 Feet
The Strub well project struggles as water sands and red beds in Perry County cause repeated cave ins and lengthy cleanouts. Despite rotary progress beyond 2000 feet, open hole drilling is hampered and cementing failed to help. Leaseholders face the next action decision amid persistent water influx.
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Vann
Ragan
Magnolia
Perry
Strub
Democratic precinct meeting set in Perry for party officers
Noble county precinct chairmen and Perry wards officials are summoned to the district court room in Perry on January 19 1924 at 3 00 P M. to elect a nonsex specific chairman four vice chairmen and a secretary treasurer of the Noble county Democratic Central Committee. ED STINNETT is chairman and MRS D F COLDIRON is vice chairman.
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Noble County
Perry
District Court Room
Noble County Central Committee
Democratic Party
Democratic State Central Committee
ED Stinnett
D. F. Coldiron
Johnson Averett Wedding at Three Sands
Mr Otho Averett and Miss Hazel Inez Johnson of Three Sands wed at the Baptist parsonage at 1 pm Monday Rev A R Luton conducting the ceremony A few intimate friends attended The couple, popular in Three Sands, plan to reside there.
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Otho Averett
Hazel Inez Johnson
Three Sands
Baptist
A. R. Luton
Oklahoma Sees Growth from Northern Pasture Advantage
The report highlights Wisea sin Minnesota and the northern states profiting from an abbreviated pasture season. It argues Oklahoma should seize the opportunity to reap similar benefits from its production.
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Wiseasin
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Legiolator Appears To At Heady 10 Split
Oklahoma City Jan 17. Disagreement over the legislative program and the legislative probe committee threatened to split the body when it convened today. The senate faced squalls with committee bills crossing. A special session of the agriculture committee was deadlocked on depart mentalities Tolbert chairman of the house probers said no report soon. Senator Looney said he would urge a resolution to bar measures not from the survey committee after next Wednesday.
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Legislative
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Tolbert
House
Joe Looney
County Bankers Association Formed Last Night
Bankers from across the county gathered at the First National Bank for discussion of financial conditions and to organize a county bankers association. Banker Jones of Billings was elected president, Joe Liggett vice president, and C D Jensen secretary, followed by a banquet at the Pacific Cafe.
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First National Bank
Jones of
Billings
Joe Liggett
C. D. Jensen
Pacific Cafe
Children urged to join Perry club meeting
Boys and girls between 10 and 11 years of age are invited to a Perry centered club gathering at 2 30 p m Saturday January 19 in the courthouse Farmers room. Those with signed cards should attend as organizers plan the club. Mrs Jessie B McCafferty Home Demonstration Agent.
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Perry
Courthouse
Howell Branhan Howell wedding at Mrs Davis home
A wedding was held Sunday at 2 PM at 614 F Street in the home of Mrs. F L Davis. Rev A R Luton joined Alvin J Branhan and Leetie B Howell in marriage with only intimate friends present. A fine dinner followed and the couple will reside near Perry.
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F. L. Davis
F Street
A. R. Luton
Alvin J. Branhan
Leetie B. Howell
Perry
Perry Public Schools Art Exhibit Friday Jan 18
The Perry public schools host an art exhibit Friday afternoon and evening in the basement of the public library. Loaned works come from Colonial Art Company of Oklahoma City. A small admission funds prints for school walls and education.
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Perry Public Schools
Colonial Art Company of
Oklahoma City
W. M. Chambers
Three Sisters Reunite After Fourteen Years at Nowell Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pickering of Nowell Missouri host a family gathering with Mrs. Pickering's sister Mrs. T. F. Zimmerman and sister Mrs. Mary Nicol of Polo. This marks the first time the three sisters have been together in fourteen years.
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W. W. Pickering
Nowell, Mo
Bryant Couple Visit to Enid for Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. John Bryant traveled to Enid on Monday for a business trip and returned home on Wednesday.
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John Bryant
Enid
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Whipple Farmers Union
Charlie Collins
Hornie
Beckie
Bettie
Squirtie
Cherry
Star
Arabell
United States
Dietahey
Attention Democrats
Central Committee
County Bankers Association
Jessie 8. McCafferty
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