Fallis Bests Collins in Two Straight Falls in Cherokee Bout
In a closely fought Dixie Theatre match George Fallis of Cherokee Oklahoma defeated Jack Collins of Hastings Nebraska in two straight falls. The first fall took 31 minutes, the second about 15, with Fallis seizing a toe hold to end the opener and a saddle hold to pin Collins in the final. The crowd cheered the clean display, and promoters hinted at a possible rematch around New Year’s.
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Dixie Theatre
George Fallis
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Jack Collins
Hastings
Nebraska
Dr. Chilton
Fallis
Colllins
Collins
Fallin
Collina
Mr. Collins
Charles Neil
Barton Simere
Ebert Davia
Bedwestka
Journey Through Life Inspiration From Napoleon Hill
A compact excerpt presents Hill’s credo to serve others and maintain sunshine and fellowship. It outlines a lifelong guide learned from youth and observation, asserting life reflects personal choices and progress. The piece includes a personal pledge and a short, fragmented song-like couplet about self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Hill
Dates for Farmers Equity Meetings
National Organizer H. G. Morris of the Farmers Society of Equity lists meetings through December at multiple school houses and one court house. Dates include December 7 Mt Dora 7 p.m. December 8 Gem 7 p.m. December 9 Amistad 1 p.m and Tramparas 7 p.m. December 11 Union Ridge 7 p.m. December 18 Mountain View 7 p.m. December 19 Pleasant View 7 p.m. December 20 Sampson 1 p.m and Grandview 7 p.m. December 21 Clapham 1 p.m and Pile 7 p.m. December 22 Fairview 1 p.m. December 28 Doby 7 p.m and Patterson 1 p.m. December 28 Des Moines 7 p.m. December 2h Clayton 1 p.m.
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H. G. Morris
Farmers Society of Equitys
Mt. Dora
Gem
Amistad
Tramparas
Union Ridge
Mountain View
Pleasant View
Sampson
Grandview
Clapham
Pile
Fairview
Clayton
Court House
Baby Contest Held at Court House
The Better Babies Contest at the courthouse drew a large crowd with Miss Gail Richie delivering an address from Santa Fe. Judges assessed babies and mental capacity. 24 score cards were recorded as the event moved from morning lectures to afternoon judging.
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Court House
Gail Richie
Home Economics
Santa Fe
Rev. H. Richmond Mills
Ywu
Salmagundi Brew Voted Best Ever by Aid Group
The Salmagundi Party hosted by Mrs. Palmer’s division of the M. E. Ladies Aid drew about fifty guests at the Wood ward home. Progressive games and contests entertained attendees followed by sandwiches and coffee. The Aid plans a parsonage meeting next week and the Girls Club held a gathering at Helen Mansker’s home with Mrs. Sparks hosting.
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Aid
Auction Day Luncheon Hosts Noted Local Figures
The afternoon auction last week drew Willie Kuhns Heddleston Tom Wolk Ford Cat Dunn Jeskins Walton Sny fer Earl Messenger and Mrs Simon Herestein. A dainty luncheon was served on small tables for Mesdames Eklund Wherritt Messenger Hill Harvey Toombs H Herrstein M Herzstein Claude Barnhart Winchester Schroeder Dunn Hammond.
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Willie Kuhns
Heddleston
Tom Wolkford
Cat Dunn
Jeskins
Walton Snyfer
Earl Messenger
Simon Herestein
Mesdames Eklund
Wherritt
Messenger
Hill
Harvey
Toombs
H. Herrstein
M. Herzstein
Claude Barnhart
Winchester
Schroeder
Dunn
Hammond
Hobab Rally at Christian Church Promises Inspiring Program
Hobab rally planned at the Christian Church next Sunday morning with a Bible school produced program including recitations readings solos duets and songs. Evangelist Kellems and Elder lead revival meetings nightly at 7 30 with public invited.
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Christian Church
Bible School
Kellems
Rev Dumarest Dinners with Our Lady of Sorrows Pupils
Reverend Michel Dumarest of Folsom hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for the pupils of Our Lady of Sorrows school. The event featured elaborate food and the children’s faces showed happy enjoyment among many participants including students Ester Cannon and Alice Cunningham, and several adults.
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Michel Dumarest
Folsom
Our Lady of Sorrows School
Ester Cannon
Alice Cunningham
Franciscita Quintana
Josephine Overbay
Mary Garcia
Petrita Garcia
Felicita Garcia
Josephine Garcia
Elena Lujan
Andrillita Lovato
Eva Beach
Evelyn Palmer
Mary Agnes Garcia
Nora 3Andoval
Teresina Castillo
Amalia Zastillo
Annie Edgar
Nora Salazar
Cleopatria Casados
Enriqueta Casados
Messrs
Willie Sawyer
Raphael
Louis
Charlie
John
Tranquilino
Monica Garcia
Remijio Quintana
Joe Quintana
Raphael Chavez
Lognin
Dose
Martin
Margarito
Andres Morales
Dumarest
Morles
Mary Agnes
Mary Liquori
Mary Ryan
Pioneer Garage Moves Into New Clayton Building
The Wikoffs open a modern Clayton garage boasting Flemish Oak finish woodwork, a well lighted test room, private offices, a vulcanizing area, a steam heated shop, a large basement for storage, and a septic tank, signaling a major addition to Clayton’s main street. The Plonver ix] struggles to supply Ford cars but ships six new units this week.
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Wikoffs
Denver
Clayton
Clayton Construction Company
Wikoff
Allen
Plonver ix
Farmer's Equity Meet Draws Large Burnett Audience
National Equity organizer Mor Morris spoke at Burnett last Wednesday, drawing a large crowd and helping raise 3000 dollars in stock subscriptions. Local leaders J A McCune and W H Lindsey introduced Morris, who praised large scale purchasing and cooperation, and highlighted Idaho examples of county clearing houses handling coal, lumber, implements, sacks, and twine.
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Burnett
J. A. McCune
W. H. Lindsey
HG. Morris
Clayton
Equity Organization
James Chapin
Tle
H. G. Morris
Partners Equity
Idaho
Equity
Farmers
Morris
Dodson
C, M, Sanchos
Fulcancio Anca
Miguel Tixier
Clause
L. A. Morrison
National Equity Meeting
Kansas City
Palmer ranch calms rumble with cow giving triple calves
A Palmer ranch cow delivered triplets described as three fine healthy white faced calves with a thriving mother. The owner, R. Q., notes such a cow would be highly desired in markets. The remark ties the rare birth to the outcome of an election.
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Palmer Ranch
Bob
R. Q
Plan of the Clayton Charge Methodist Church
Rev H Richmond Mills pastor preaches at Clayton Sundays 11:00 am and 7 30 pm Georgia first Sunday afternoon Grandview second and fourth Sunday Gem third Sunday afternoon other circuit points on weekdays when possible
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Clayton Charge
Methodist Church
H. Richmond Mills
D. D
Clayton
Georgia
Grandview
Gem
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Niranim
United States of America
Fra
Teancs
Farmers Equity
MR. Jack Rabbit
Jack
J. W. Hanners
Levi Horn
Lakeside
Geo. Marney
Otto
E. J. Alexander
A. BE. Newman
Perico
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Longest
District 93
John Walker
Royce Section House
J. W. Coulson
A. H. Wells
County Agric
Salmagundi
Jas Helen Mansker
Dick Sparks
Osborn
H. ©. McFadden
Mansker
Mesdames Osborn
Rev. Dumarest
Pioneer Garage
Farmer's Equity Meet
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