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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
6
A dedicatory passage extols Klankraft ideals of purity and unity. It compares ink or blood to sin, urges transparent character, and likens Klansmen to water forming a solid mass, stressing spiritual marks over status as a sign of real Klannishness.
A Klan editor sets forth seven symbols: the Bible, the Cross, the Flag, the Sword, the Water, the Robe and the Mask, each tied to Christian faith, national loyalty, and moral symbolism, with notes on their meanings and vows of defense and purity. The piece links these symbols to Americanism, patriotism, and unity under Klan doctrine.
A long OCR filled notice from Noble County Oklahoma dated January 28 1924 outlines court actions filed by James H Ledbetter Jr through a next friend J M Taylor and mentions agreements and appointments regarding guardianship and authority. It includes scattered references to county fairs poultry demonstrations and club activities plus a separate local incident where Major was injured by a falling ax and died days later.
First published in Noble County Sentinel on January 17 1924 creditors are required to present claims with vouchers to James C Wright Administrator in Perry Oklahoma within four months of the date or the claims will be forever barred dated January 17 1924 James C Wright Administrator
About twenty Civitan members from the city travel by automobile to Oklahoma City at 2:00 pm today in response to an invitation. The Perry Civitan club will receive its charter while in the city.
Dr Ghar Jolson will devote Saturday of a few weeks to examine children under twelve years old in eye nose and throat care. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian under the direction of the National League for Prevention of Spinal Curvature.
Harry Barnett will quit the insurance business in Very for a new grocery store in Watchorn. He has secured a location and plans to open this off town shop Friday. See Miursh Woodruff as Andy Chump in Worthless Wedding Opera Tour. Feb. 8. Mr. tad Sirs, 8. BY Strahan returned from Yale after two weeks visiting their son.
A group of ten hours and friends attended a session of the Noble County Education Association held at the Perry Methodist church last Saturday. Highlights included demonstrations by the Junior Choir led by Miss Peache Acheson, songs by Miss Kellogg's choir from Central Rebool, and student projects from the High School Normal Wyuiaing. Mrs McCafferty and the county store director spoke on rural school lunches. Professor and Mrs McCarrel of Central State Teachers College presented talks on reading and geography projects.
Notich recalls a regular meeting at the Oud Fellows hall on Tuesday night. Members urged to be present.
The deputy county treasurer of Noble County resigns effective today to join the Bank of Commerce in Percy. The official thanks taxpayers for cooperation, with regret over leaving and a pledge to serve in future in a white employ at the Bank of Commerce.
The Perry hospital's surgical department announces arrival of extended operating tools and laboratory gear, with Dr. Klostermyer joining for procedures. He has worked in New York and will help establish a home program that promises improved care and efficiency.
NOWICE BF W The Bow will meet at the G A R ball Wednesday night at Satellite. Members are requested to be present. Mes Hernice Wiesel and baby are visiting her friends. OG Y Ghithirte A da Buchan a member of Watts Hardware will attend the hardware dealers convention in Oklahoma City today on legal business. County Attorney Howard spent time at the statehouse. Brooms 88e Saturday at Wacker's.
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