Fort Sill visit highlights disciplined camp life and promises future expansion
A narrator recalls strict rules at Fort Sill including no photos without permit and heightened security to deter spies. They praise the workers, note rapid government development with dozens more camps planned, and describe a weekend visit with observations on drill and morale during a cross-state trip from El Reno to Beaver.
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Ft. Sill
Uncle Sam
Ach
el Reno
Oklahoma City
Hobart
Beaver
State Fair and Ft Sill Trip Reports From Oklahoma City
The Herald editor and companions returned from a trip overland to Oklahoma City to visit the State Fair and Ft Sill. They noted mixed crop yields, good roads, and strong fair exhibits with fireworks displays showing the War of the Nations. at Ft Sill they observed 25 000 soldiers and aeroplane activity during a lively, bustling visit.
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Oklahoma City
Abe
Ft. Sill
Fife
National Guard
Regular Army
Hazurdey
Big Time in Honor of Soldiers at Skinner Home
Drafted soldiers from the southwest county left for duty and were greeted with a large welcome at Mise Macyme Skinner's home near Kokomo. About 300 people attended, with a bountiful feast, multiple seatings, and an evening of music, games, and socializing.
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Mise Macyme Skinner
Kokomo
Batu
W. H. Robertson
Wil
Beaver
Skinner
Sour Stomach and Diet Advice From Old Note
A fragment advises on sour stomachs urging thorough chewing and avoiding meat. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets after supper if symptoms persist and notes red meats can worsen digestion and should be cut from the diet.
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Chamberlain
Beaverites Attend State Fair In Large Turnout At Capitol City
A large number of Beaver residents attended the State Fair this year. The writer and crowd noted many locals including J F Newcom and wife M A Shuler of Graydeo, Hodgson, A L Folsom, Billy Culwell, L L Shaw, P L Thomas, Sheriff Jim Couch, Under Sheriff Jack Coffie, County Assessor Frank Shockley and wife, County Clerk Aura Foster and wife, Jef Holland, G H Karnes, C Tracy and wife, W H Thomas and wife, Miss Erma Crabtree and the writer, J W Renfrew and wife, Grey Harve Crossley and wife from Beaver. All seemed to be having a good time.
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Beaver
Capitol City
J. F. Newcom
M. A. Shuler
Gray
Deo
Hodgson
A. L. Folsom
Billy Culwell
L. L. Shaw
P. L. Thomas
Jim Couch
Sherif Jack Coffie
Frank Shockley
Wif
Aura Foster
Jef Holland
G. H. Karnes
Cancer a blood disease and its treatment claim
Dr. C. A. Johnson announces cancer as a blood disease and presents a new illustrated book with causes and 17 years of case reports supporting a non surgical treatment. A free copy is offered by Dr. O. A. Johnson in Kansas City Missouri. The note also warns about rising food prices challenging old axioms.
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C. A. Johnson
O. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised By Greenville Writer
A Greenville reader lauds Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable quick cure for colds and bronchial trouble based on years of use in the mother’s home and years of experience with cough medicines. The letter emphasizes consistent effectiveness and high regard.
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Mia
A.C. Kireatein
Greenville
Chamberlain
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