Cimarron by Edna Ferber
Edna Ferber novel Cimarron is presented, with copyright noted by Bana Ferber and WNDU Service. The item lists authorship and service credit for distribution.
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Bana Ferber
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
4
Yancey Cravat in Oklahoma Territory Saga
The tale follows Yancey Cravat returning from border exploits in Indian Territory to Wichita and Osage Texas. Sabra Cravat, his wife, builds social life, forms a women’s club, and navigates town politics as Yancey launches a reform edition of the Oklahoma Wigwam while a wave of violence, marriage, and community clashes unfold in a rough frontier town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Yancey
Biosa
Wichita Igwam
Oklahoma
Sabra
Sabra Cravat
Grinly Sabra
get @beus
Harper's Razor
Harper's
Sehra
Crere
Bracy Wyatt
Wahoo
Osece
Mia Wyatt
Mere Wyatt
Mre
Wyatt
Louie Hefner
Nishett
Nisbett
Mra. Wyatt
Timi
Osage
Indian Territory
Ouachita
Ark
Mack
Osages
Mrs Evergreen Waltz
Waltz
Browning
Aurora Leigh
Evergreen Waltz
Tie
Donna Cravat
Donna
Don
Donna Never
Biiefly
Jesse Rickey
Philomathean
Dixie Lee
Isaiah
Jesse Ricksey
Philomathean @ub
Loum Hefner
Cim
Sol Levy
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Ile Lad
Townsfolk Gather for Powwow at Hominy
Excerpt from a serialized tale describes a Native gathering near Hominy with drums and cultural tension. A holdup on the Santa Fe near Wetoka yields thirty five thousand dollars and a fatal wound to Verdigris Bob, the gang member shot in the head. The narrative follows the hardened figures Dixie Lee and Sally as moral choices loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaces
Hominy
Kid
Santa Fe
Wetoka
Verdigris Bob
Dixie Lee
Outensia
Lueders Children to Be Examined Friday June 12
Announcement of a summer round-up and free physical examinations for Lueders School district children ages 6 months to 6 years. Dr Scudder and Dr Dunlap, with a government trained nurse, will conduct the check at the school. The event is part of a breath relief campaign sponsored by the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Floyd M. Johnson
Johnson
Scudder
Dunlap
Dietrich Stars in Dishonored at the Alcove
Marlene Dietrich arrives to headline Dishonored at the Alcove for a three day run starting Sunday. The wartime spy drama features Victor McLaglen and a strong supporting cast, drawing on real life sex and espionage tales amid Paramount press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor McLaglen
Marlene Dietrich
Alcove Theatre
Dietrich
Morocco
Paramount
Morrocco
Secreendom
Secret Service
Two Weekend Fires Cause Little Damage in City
A hotel blaze at the Denver Hotel Saturday night and a Swenson Street residence fire Sunday morning caused only minor damage. The Denver Hotel fire started from an electric drop in a bathroom and caused about 40 dollars in damage. The Sunday fire, at Mrs. Arthur Bushell's home, began when an oily sweater ignited. damage was about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
South Swenson
Arthur Bushell
C. L. Meeker
Chicago man 109 reprimanded after religious dispute
Theodore Quillen of Chicago, aged 109, was charged with attacking Fred Boeckleman during an argument over religion. He was reprimanded and then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boeckleman
Poultry profits cited in five months with 49 percent gain
J T Thurnhanger, a Haskell county poultry demonstrator near Weinert, reports January to May 1931 results showing 31 136 eggs, 566 56 dollars in sales, 146 60 dollars in costs, and a net gain of 258 36 on a 527 investment. He notes 59 1 cents per hen and 6 6 cents per dozen egg cost. Affidavits will back the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Williams
Haskell County
J. T. Thurnhanger
Mr. Thurnhanger
Weinert
Wes
Thornhanger Pope
Thurnhanger
Rotarians And Families Barbecue Dinner In Stamford
Stamford Rotarians and families attended a barbecue dinner at the Stamford Inn moved indoors from College Lake due to rain. Dr A Blackwell led the program with committee members R E McDonald Ray Rector and Clarence Nichole coordinating meal prep and Jess Allison catering. Mrs Byron Lewis oversaw games in the dining room and Boy Scouts led by Byron Lewis presented first aid demonstrations by Eagle Scout Joe Rutherford with help in service and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Stamford Inn
College Lake
A. Blackwell
R. E. McDonald
Ray Rector
Clarence Nichole
Jess Allison
Rotary
Byron Lewis
Boy Scouts
Joe Rutherford
Stamford as marketing center for several counties
Stamford serves as a local market hub for dairy, meat, poultry, and cotton products, with 3000 dairy cows on 2800 farms and 25 000 cases of eggs produced locally. The town supports diverse commerce, from creameries to hotels, and encourages gradual farm expansion through accessible financing and small-scale poultry ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Civic Club
Growth of local markets boosts Stamford economy
The West Texan notes a shift toward cultivating young stock and sound loans, arguing the surest money on a farm comes from what will grow into cash. It praises the rise of at home markets in Stamford and the easing of market inconveniences for Jones county residents as the territory expands.
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Jones County
Stamford
Mosques and Modern Life In Ancient Baghdad
A reporter recalls Baghdad's faded splendor with the Khadiman shrine and thick gates. He notes strict religious access, filth and disease, Western dress clashes, and street scenes as Ford cars squeeze through. A Christian service in the city marks a new, hopeful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Solomon
United Christian Service
Y.M.C.A
Preparations for Texas Cowboy Reunion Nears Completion
Reports from across the country indicate a larger turnout for the Stamford event. General admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, with grandstand seats at 25 cents. Attendees travel from towns up to 200 miles away for the Stamford Reunion on June 25 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Animals Found In Brooklyn Apartment Raid
Police searched the Brooklyn apartment of Mrs. L R Hyam and found 50 mice 75 rabbits 25 poodle dogs 4 birds and 4 goldfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Hyam
Brooklyn
N. Y
Extensions In Service Being Made By Utilities
West Texas Utilities announces electric gas and water service extensions across its San Angelo district and other towns. Projects include 2000 ft water main in San Angelo, a 4160 volt rural extension, 2500 volt transformer bank for an ice plant, 12 kv line in South Vernon oilfield, 2500 volt line serving Magnolia Pine Line Company, 440 volt line near Traan for Corvette Oil Company, 2500 volt lines for Rule and Robert Lee, a parkway lighting upgrade in Baird, 12 new lights and 3500 ft underground cable in Stamford, plus stronger distribution at Vernon Medicine Mound Jayton and Cisco gas mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
West Texas Utilities Company
San Angelo
South Vernon
Magnolia Pine Line
Traan
Corvette Oil Company
Rule
Robert Lee
Baird
Parkway
Stamford
Vernon Medicine Mound
Jayton
Breezedale
Cisco
Methodist Church Notes Anniversary Night for Laymen
The St John church notes announce new members weekly and announce evangelistic meetings with Bishop Boaz invited. The Brotherhood class aims for seventy five members next Sunday after sixty last week. Pastor will discuss a Tomb of Christ visit and a question on dying for religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
St. John's
Epworth
Missionary Society
Brotherhood
Christ
H. A. Boaz
Back From Auto Trip to Charleston and Kentucky Visit
C Bryant and Bill Ray returned from a car trip to Charleston Missouri Mr Bryant's old home. After a brief stay at Charleston Ray continued to Owensboro and Auburn Kentucky to visit relatives. Bryant enjoyed a visit with his brother W C Bryant in Charleston. Ray drove the car on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bryant
Bill Ray
Charleston
Mr. Bryant
Mr. Ray
Owensboro
Auburn
Kentucky
Bryant
W. C. Bryant
Stamford
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Cimarron
Edna Ferber
WNDU
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Lears
Ler
Yance
Jeniah
Cravat
Arkansas
Jack Pegler
L Yountis i
Ie Yountis
Pegler
Date Lee
Issiah
Fred
Yellod
Sebra
Heneath
Don Vaillant
Sally
Nix
Utilities
J. B. Dodson
Board of Stewards
Lindhorst
Mark
Wil
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