Why Bus a College in Pre West
A broad Panhandle Oklahoma region view argues for adding a college to the Pathamdo Agricultural Institute at Well Goodwell. It extols vast plains, straight rail lines, farmers and tractors, and local pride. The piece cites state figures on farm ownership and agricultural output to urge educational development and public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okighotwa
Gomerten
Palhart
Texan
Surin Oklahoms
Crow & Country
Pasainsit Road
Panhandle
Kansas
Jamet Railroad
Conres
Texas
Texas County
Joe A. Whitehare
State Board of Agriculture
Beaver County Red Cross Chapter Quietly Achieves Much
Beaver County Chapter reports significant wartime relief work and donations totaling 21,000 in business, 25,000 for war aid, and 2,000 reserved for soldiers’ families. Executive committee actions include 500 to Central European Relief and 2,490 to the Memorial fund, with praise for the county’s proud record.
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Red Crown
Ita Bigeee Et Mont Far-Rendhring
Stialinst County
Beaver County
Sian Miynerenetion
Es Trainad
Croee Ues
Clapeik
Orm
Heine Cowling
Hanquet
Herbert Hoover
Natonal Bowd
Labor unrest and wage drift threaten postwar productivity
A broad critique of labor demands, high costs, and absenteeism argues that increased pay and shorter hours have bred indifference, hurting efficiency. The piece notes workers flouting bargains, widespread loafing, and rising production costs, warning of a nationwide push for a day’s work for a day’s pay as construction and industry face shortages and spiraling prices.
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Grsblie
Oer
Woldup Tac Lee
Our Nation
Constipation Advice Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A short health note urges regular bowel movements and keeping home waste pipes clear. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation and says daily use supports healthy digestion and wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Beets Contract Gains Shield Farmers From Price Drops
Farmers faced with sugar price swings gained protection under guaranteed beet prices and contracts. The text notes a $1 per ton variable bond and a 11 cent sugar credit trigger, while agitators urged signing for high prices. It argues contracts saved farmers when market dips occur and questions militant protest outcomes.
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Milllone
Dollora
Elininer
Weaturn
Magar
Stigme
New York
Seaboard
Busis
Pleasant medicine praised by mothers and families
A nostalgic period piece notes a cough remedy praised for being opium free and safe for children. It highlights homemaker use, mentions a few local names, and contrasts medical costs with home treatment while recalling a birth, a farm scene, and a home remedy tip. It ends with an old patent medicine testimonial and a laxative recommendation.
President Receives Historic Armenian Church Letter
A formal eneclical from Catholicos of All Armenians to the U S President thanks American generosity. It praises relief help during wartime suffering and appeals for ongoing aid and defense of the Armenian flock.
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Washington
Arehhahep Khare
Jesus Christ
Ararat
Etechminds
United States OF America
Catholicos OF
ALL Armenians
Apostolic Chief
The
Holy Church of Armenia
Ull
Matey
Jewas
All
Aravat
Major General Harbord backs Armenia amid wartime discourse
A wartime telegram from the commander of the Second Division expresses support for Armenia, noting centuries of persecution and urging aid. The message frames Armenian resilience and calls for assistance to prevent further suffering.
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Arusenia
Koelond
Secont
Democratic Drift From Foreign Policy Costs Democrats Power
The text argues the Democratic party drifted toward internationalism and Europeanism, harming America's supremacy and aiding Republicans who upheld American principles. It notes the political shift after World War I era and asserts Republicans have preserved the nation and prewar prosperity, while urging Democrats to unite behind clearly American policies.
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Wittess
Bern
Fem
Democratic Party
Councilie International
Side Mights and Everyday Truths in a Wandering Mnemonic
Opinion notes reflect on work, wealth, and happiness with aphorisms about ground floor opportunities on Wall Street, self reliance, and the claim that Christian Science erases pain. Observations touch on labor, education of husbands, and the automobile industry affecting employment and wages. The piece blends humorous, cautionary, and moral observations with current clichés and social commentary.
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Wall Street
Automobile
Bowldess
State merchants push reform on bad check law
Retail merchants and farmers urge a new law to curb bad checks. They argue current rules punish honest holders with minor balances, while offenders evade consequences. The push seeks a measure that targets willful and economical issuing of bad checks without undue hardship.
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Vlate
Strode Church Notes and Revival Services Update
Strode Church notes report a Sunday service by Rev. Penram on tithing and a dramatic readings sequence. Revival ongoing at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse led by Mev. Butler and Rev. B. E. Bale, with close to attentive crowds but to end before Annual Conference in March. Young folks enjoyed games at Mrs. M. Green’s house and a Teachers’ Training class was held hosted by D. C Barrow with Prof. Andrey leading. another meeting scheduled at the Methodist parsonage.
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Penraim
Servites
John Kile
Tate
Arornot
Key
Cutler
Carrie Smith
Mev. Butler
B. EB. Bale
Gate
Pleasant Valley School
Green
D. C Barrow
J. A. Spohn
Andrey
Country visit aids new McCall boy home care
Mrs J R Quinn spends the week in the country helping care for the new boy at the Mc Call home. Paré Bred White Wyandotte cockerels from winter stock are offered at $1.00 by Mrs Ray Boing Okla Mural Route Box 25. Frank Shockley drives a new Paige car bought in Buffalo, described as a large sport model. Dr Ly Long returns from Guthrie and other eastern Oklahoma points.
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Ray Boing
Okla
Frank Shockley
Paige
Buffalo
Ly. le Long
Guthrie
Oklahoma
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County Red Cross Organization
Parmers
Sark
Thom Houschulis
Mee Hom
Wilmeth
Saath
Beaver
Liber
Mrs Fletchel McCall
Rik
Tayeer
Uta
Hamberlain
Archbishop Khoren
Harbord
Armenia
Trmcaninm Alwats
APTER
Artinds
Strode
Tts
RT Fire Moo
Senate
WM. Meeker
McKey Mfg. CO
Kansas City, Mo
Genesee Pure Food Company
le Roy, N.Y
Lorena
Miller's Store
Jesse Haworth
Bert Freeman
Gray
Bethany School House
Bulke
Blue Mound
J. W. Renfrow
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