The Scheme and Our Policy in The Parcels Post War
A fragmented historical page discusses The Scheme and Our Policy, noting The Advertiser and Parcels Post, with references to secret writers and the Waridhmar, urging readers to trust the Watchman 963 edition as a strong edited pager. It mentions public readership, merchants, and government themes in a period voice.
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Speorsene
Os Utes
Mary See
Forte
Seereuset
Parceie
Waridhmar
Watcamas
Against the Parcels Post in The Advertiser Editorial
The Advertiser opposes the Parcels Post proposal calling it a thinly disguised subsidy to certain interests and urging readers to scrutinize the economic implications.
No Cooperation Among Farmers
Mashville April 11 The cooperative marketing session of the South fer y Commercial Congress hears Dr John Lee Coulter, bureau of Census, department of commerce and labor, say two thirds of Americans live in cities and must be supplied from farms. He urges organization of buyers and sellers into community groups to ease the farm economy and promote universal adoption of cooperation.
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Mashville
South
Southfery Commercial Congress
John Lee Coulter
Coxport
Buresu
Commerce and Labor
Coulter
United States
Spek
City League 10 Open About May 1
Fragmented OCR story describes City League 10 opening around May 1 with team rosters and reserve lists. Names include Gemma Chey and Seeger among managers and numerous players from High School teams. outlines tentative schedules, roles, and reserve placements for a forthcoming league season.
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City League
Gtese Gemma
Chey
Seeger
Miforé-Serzer’s
Iehihvers
Tov Houss
Geeatle
B. Beemer
Boy Fracklie
Mares
C. S Trier
F. Bret
Ovex
E. M. Heméeres
Steve
B. Serger
W. Hogies
Coke
W. C. Marve
B. C. Marre
An CG
J. Bagi
Boia Clee
Het
F Seth
Loves Thomssom
Ll. Madéen
Pret Hormee
Ridesioar
Beitkere
J. W. Harms
Bert Beew
Bagey
Semi
Cort Port
Mller
T. Cope
Cope
EB. Warser
J. Gastes
E Basington
Prack Glens
Lewel Scott
C. Chasteas
Bailey
H Carter
Pass Beard
Tom Weth
Guy, Ridenbour
Joke ‘Roeper
D. Mi. Marrs, Jr
Johe Pranklin
Joma Haven
A. G. Marre
Insect Ravages in the South
Nashville April 16. A D Hogkine head of forest science investigations, Bureau of Entomology, Department of Agriculture, told the Southern Commercial Congress the southern pine beetle threatens forests in the Potomac belt of the South and Gulf states. He warned waste from beetles is preventable and cited simple, economical control methods. Separately county commissioners meet to fund the poor as county finances exhaust options before June 30.
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Nashville
D. Hogkine
Snaece
Department of Agriculture
Sombhern Commercial Congress
Poteoa
Booth Avant
Gulf States
Noted Churchman Criticises Genesis Debate Traced
A prominent church figure in the region challenges Genesis interpretations arguing that Genesis must be viewed as a symbolic account of creation rather than a literal six day narrative. He notes a historic struggle between theologians and evolutionists and urges careful reexamination of religious faith in light of scientific evidence.
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Rwesteire Sears Sea
Methodist Episcopal Church
God
Fragmented OCR Text on Identity and Temporal Referents
The passage presents garbled OCR text with numerous misreads and invented phrases. It loosely mentions identity, stages, and unnamed events, with scattered references to parts of speech and possible dates, but no coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or organizations.
Indian agents face cutoff debate in Congress
A heated House session debated retaining or cutting district Indian agents in the Five Civilized Tribes region. Representatives Burke and Perris backed funds for agents while Ferris Carter and Davenport opposed. The bill allocates Oklahoma tribal administration costs and praises Perris for handling the measure, with continued hopes for Senate action on a $100,000 retention appropriation.
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Lndies
Eestern OklaGemiea
Burke
South Dakota
McGuire
Morgan
Ferris
Carter
Davenport
House
Cousins H. Johmston
Chickasaw
Five Civilized Tribes
Indiana
Oklahoma
Scott Perris
Senate
Congress
National Troubadours Skit Promises Splendid High School Show
The Indian sketch with Miss Glayds Jones soloist and aided by Helen Churchill Sadie Thouwipson Lacile Haymes and Norville Ratcht, supported by Mabie Hagsy Eva Rat uf Berttlyn Thomason Majorie Marks Ollie Causey Lucile Milford and others, plus sixty more participants and a full high school glee club, offers a charming, highly capable performance led by Mrs A A Brown and musicians including Mrs Ralph Reed and Mary Roper next Monday night.
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E. Kirkley
Louisiana mad will boli Louisiana mad will boli
A damaged-sounding extract discusses Louisiana politics and sugar industry sentiment. It cites The New Orleans Times and expands on sectional tensions over tariffs, beet sugar, and northern sugar factories. It argues Louisiana should resist free sugar and warns of consequences for the local sugar industry.
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New Orleans
Nein
Latheater Esmee
Playune
Dars
the South
Charles A. Farwell
Sistaca
Erese
Legigiana
Louisiana
Sugar Trust
Louisians
Dustry
Talent Show Draws Vinita Citizens to Opera House
A local report notes an impending talent program at the Opera House on April 15 with Vinita participants of varied ages. Rehearsals for ages under 14 start daily at four o clock, while older participants rehearse later, under professional direction, promising a pleasant surprise for attendees.
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Vinita
Opera House
Kathholme Sonneta
Blaize Trial Set in Federal Courts at Tulsa
Federal court trials begin in Tulsa with Eugene F Blaize facing charges linked to the Columbia bank failures. Proceedings opened today as a banker and associate face arraignments and potential testimony. Next week, trial dates are scheduled for multiple related cases, including actions against other defendants.
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Blaize
Tulsa
Okla
Eugene F._ Blaiz merlha
Columbia
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Ieee
Tad Cblieres
Drukes
Ts Observer
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Genesis
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Mage Econ
Gould
Mtaa
Cericas
Joes Gee
National Troubadours
Mad Will Boli
National Troubadourd
Ures
Max
Sterda
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