Walton and Waltonite politics in Oklahoma City speech
Walton claims farmer insight while Oklahoma politics heat up in a speech by the governor at a young Democrats gathering in Oklahoma City. He promotes John Fields and Ewers White, criticizes Democratic coalitions, and cautions that the Walton campaign could damage his party’s chances amid calls for farmer ownership and highway funding reform.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Ewers White
State Board of Agriculture
Strayed Away Big Marinae Cat Injured Hind Foot
A stray cat named Novity Hero Ofice is reported missing from the Big Marinae area, lame in the hind foot. Local residents notified bystanders and animal control cautions owners to search nearby streets and alleys.
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Ofice
Community Notes From North Ote Parads Weekend
Mr and Mrs BR Mesner made a business trip to Hooker Saturday and Roy Gheen visitors of Arthur William this week attended the county fair. Belle Jenking and Everett were guests at Cal Williams Sunday. Mesner and Jane bake broomcorn at Frank Gets’s. Frank Petersons attended the Chautauqua at Booker Sunday night. J J Measner surprised Ruth with a birthday dinner for the Sunshine clan. Attendees included Carl and Urban Anderson Alberta and Charley Cables Palma and Warren Marshall Helen Guy Hazel Gheen Mildred Bowden Sam Miller Joe and Hubert Guy. News of the death of Mia Bilstrip Inez Monday, interment in Canadian Texas. Mothers' Club met with Mrs Ella Ray last Thursday. eight members present but no business due to president's absence. Mrs Bert Marsh visited Mrs B d Monsner last Friday. Country Lad.
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Hooker
Roy Gheen
Bobdlee
Arthur William
Weel
Belle Jenking
Aon Everett
Cal Williams
Measner
Jane
Frank Gets
Frank Peterson
Booker Sun
J. J. Measner
Ruth
Sunshine
Carl
Urban Anderson
Alberta
Charley Cables
Palma
Warren Marshall
Helen
Guy
Hazel Gheen
Mildred Bowden
Sam Miller
Joe
Hubbert Guy
Mia
Bilstrip
Inez
Texas
Mothers’ Club
Ella Ray
Bert Marsh
Mra. B. d. Monsner
Country Lad
Stop That Itching Remedy Advertising Short Note
An advertisement touts True Star Remedy for Berona, te h, Tettar, cracked hands, ringworm, chapped hands and face, scalp disease, old sores, and sores on children and feet troubles. Endorsed by Long and Hoegle Drag Co, claimed to be a remedy.
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Long & Hoegle Drag Co
Local Social and Community Notes Across Camp Crook Area
Activities fill the week with church attendance, school openings, and neighborhood visits. Families and educators share peaches, watermelons, and meals. a spelling and ciphering meet, Woodman Lodge event, and a Buckmaster ball drew local participation. Cattle shipments to Kansas City, and several trips to nearby towns marked the period.
Quiet Texas wedding ties Boothe to Snell kin
In Lip comb Texas a quiet wedding joined Manly Boothe and Doris Snell in the presence of their parents. After the ceremony guests dined at a local hotel and plan to stay with the bride's family briefly as Se home life settles. Nearby notes mention school openings with teachers Mrs. Chambers and Nelli Phillis, while Beaver County reports no fruit and Mrs. Howard storing 1900 quarts for winter.
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Beaver County
Senator John Fiehis pledge to stop education body competition
A citizen quotes John Fiehis asserting the need to halt the competition between senate educational institutions and public schools. He vows to oversee that such practices are stopped, questioning if there is any harm in supporting his pledge.
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John Fiehis
Senate
Saving Now Prevents Reliance in Old Age and Poverty
The text warns that those who cannot save money become dependent on relatives or charity in later life. It emphasizes thrift as protection against reduced earnings and aged vulnerability, urging prudent saving strategies.
Oklahoma Republicans Propose Clean Government Platform
The Oklahoma Republican platform denounces corruption and secrecy, pledges to oust current state officers tied to graft, and calls for government reorganization toward businesslike efficiency. It prioritizes farm welfare, state control of agriculture, school land management, and restraint on public banking expansion. The document attacks rival platforms and urges unity under constitutional, orderly governance.
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Oklahoma
America
Russia
North Dakota
Oklahoam
Uekot
Postion
Linsure
Thas
Purina
Sominee
Bune Guaranty
Blican House
Atron
Ation
Department of Agriculture
United States
Lwad
School Land Department
Adrminietrathin
Bank Or & Farm Loan Company
Han
A Good Bad Habit If You Must Have a Fault
A fragment notes a saying about faults being habitual and typed as a witty maxim. The line suggests embracing a fault as a defining tendency while signaling self awareness. No additional context or names are provided.
Daily Thought Fragments From Early 20th Century Quotes
A collection of terse maxims and misquoted lines attributed to various authors. The fragments urge virtue over wealth, caution in argument, and practical pursuits such as cooking, reflecting a loose, newspaper-like sampler of quotes and aphorisms.
Kentucky Tobacco Lead Since 1860
The text notes Virginia once led tobacco production before the Civil War, but Kentucky surpassed it in 1860 and has remained the top producer since. It also includes a curious line about horse height using a four-inch Hunde unit and a measurement from the animal’s top to ground.
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Handa
Kentucky
Virginia
Shakespeare Snails and Golden Prows in Odd Voyage
Fragmentary lines discuss Shakespeare with surreal imagery of purple snails and a prow of beaten gold. The passage critiques their speed and directness, contrasting with other imagined elements, attributed to Francis Jeffrey in a stylized, antiquated voice.
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Shakespeare
Jess
I Meer
Eridis
Francis Jeffrey
Cold In the Head and the Heart by Rupert Hughes
A quip filled reflection on love and illness from Rupert Hughes. The narrator jokes that many papers publish both loving and cold thoughts, yet neither helps cold hearts or noses. A concise literary aside in period tone.
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Beauty
Rupert Hughes
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