Country Correspondence Addresses Publication Delays
The Henatn acknowledges complaints about late or missing neighborhood news from country correspondents. It explains all timely submissions are published, notes printing delays are unavoidable, and urges regular submissions, promising to do right by correspondents while managing print shop constraints. It appeals for continued news from every community even if occasional letters are delayed.
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Henatn
Herato
Ths
New Kokome Threshing and rainy season notes
Reports from Kokomo area highlight threshing season and scarce broom corn. Many residents attend services by Brother Coffey and celebrate Mrs Gregg's baptism attempt. Weather turns dry yet rains give some crop relief as families visit, travel, and plan picnics and trips to Liberal and Beaver.
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Brother Coffey
Mra. Grege
Missing admares notice in 1909 inquiry
A vague notice appeals for information on the disappearance of the admares, dated June 2, 1909, asking anyone with details to report to Onas H Tyeen, owner.
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Admares
Onas
H. Tyeen
Bee ver River Bridge Meeting Plans to Discuss Route
Attention residents of Benton Township Knowles area gather Saturday afternoon August 7 at the Knowles Schoolhouse to discuss building a Beaver River bridge. The plan aims to create a direct Beaver Englewood route improving access for Beaver Riverside Caleyville and neighboring communities and strengthening county rail connections.
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Knowles School
Peace Beaver River
Thia Bridge
Meane
Benton Township
Knowles
Beaver City
Beaver
Englewood
Suicabe
Liberal
Riverside
Caleyville
Robin Hood
Maphet
Beaver River
Parmers
Lesson on Oklahoma corn yields under drought conditions
A Farm Journal note stresses dry July weather in Oklahoma. It warns corn planted on poorly prepared land suffers, while well tended fields yield far better. The writer urges consistent cultivation and farm education as keys to success, noting many farmers resist simple measures.
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Oklahoma
Farm Journal
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J. W Webb
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Bettie Henzler
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Missouri
W. L. Henson
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Tyrone
Okla
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A. F. Rock
St. Paul Insurance Co
Uired S. Becker
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Beaver H DW. & Furn. CO
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James Bare
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