State Farmers Adopt Report Expressing Thanks to Stillwater and A & M College
A long formal resolution from the State Farmers Institute commends Stillwater and the A and M College for a welcoming environment and extension efforts. It endorses continued support for agricultural and home science programs, opposes the Aikin Bill, praises quaratine eradication, and outlines proposed legislative advocacy and funding for the university's agricultural advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
A. & M. College
Parmere
Bard of Agriculture
Gmablic School
Teadhens
Commssion
Railroads
Livestock Department
A. AM. Colege
Okla
Goti
Irma Mathemws
State Board of Agriculture
State Farmers’ Institute
Board of Agriculture
Fis
Eack County
Girls Agricultural Club
A & M. College
Seven Murder Trials Yield Seven Acquittals in Nowata
In Nowata Oklahoma during the past year seven men were tried for murder. Six were acquitted and one hung jury. The first defendants Henry Wiley John Minor and John McCusker were tried separately for the Lenapah pay night murder and body burning and all were acquitted. Fred Nornside faced the Dyer murder at South Coffeyville and was acquitted. Doc Frantz charged in the Jim Austin morphine case was acquitted. Gaing charged in the Mrs Crockett murder was acquitted. Lo Harkins charged in the Elsie Adame case fled in October and was acquitted. Attorneys Campbell Humphrrey and Hert Van Leuven represented the defendants. Prosecution by County Attorney W V Thraves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Dyer
South Coffeyville
I. U. Tatman
Dyer
Burnside
Doc" Frantz
Jim Austin
Ee Gaing
Crockett
Nowata
Lo Harkins
Elsie Adame
Sitfronin Hurst
Arvie Hurst
Delaharn
Oetobur
Campbell and Humphrrey
Gamnes
Hert van Leuven
Cagex
W. V. Thraves
Road to Crater Lake Could Be World Class Scenic Highway
The annual report of Crater Lake National Park’s superintendent recommends building a road around Crater Lake that would be one of the great scenic highways. The route would reach 1,000 to 2,000 feet above sea level, offer unobstructed views, and stretch about 26 miles. Center Lake National Park sits atop the Cascade Range in Oregon with Crater Lake as its centerpiece and lava-formed surroundings. A separate sale notice shows a good horse and buggy and harvest gear at a Cherokee Building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater Lake
Department of the Interior
Cascade Mountains
Aouth
Center Lake National Park
Cascade Range
Oregon
Castade Range
Rocky Montaine
Coast Range
Cateau
Mange
Hoo
Rainier
Mazama
Hod
Link
Broadway Courtship and a Pair’s Daring Meeting
Jerry Underhill returns to New York after eleven years and enters a mock marriage plot with Alice Sanford as a matchmaking plan unfolds. Jerry, torn by love, finally confesses true feelings in the park and agrees to marry Alice, while a separate note reveals gossip on Beatrice Price and Oscar Newman's pique marriage and a reflective debate on love and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samm Martin
Pole
J. T. Famittwah
Dauheter
Ethel
Oscar Newiman
Grace Church
Oakburn
Toonday
Sam’ T
Os Newman
Beatrice Price
Beatrice
Ethel Hamilton
Bill
Oscar
Sam
Must Have Little Else to Do, Learn to Wear a Monocle
A reflective quote by Blanche Elizabeth Wade argues that when a man pursues idle amusements like donning a monocle his other responsibilities lag. It suggests leaders should govern rather than be governed, embracing noble, royal lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Elizabeth Wade
Trying His Own Hand
A humorous tale notes minister reproach to John for missing church, John replies he is busy tinkering with his own soul. The Methodtat Recorder records the exchange as a local parable on personal piety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Snotch
Private Oklahoma Wedding Surprises Vinita Town
A quiet Big Cabin Oklahoma ceremony turns into a comic chase as Doctor Adams orchestrates a hurried wedding to Miss Sue Roberts of MeCalin with Rev. Fuleomge officiating in Vinita. The plan collapses briefly when the vault and Billy Byrd’s papers threaten the scheme. The couple will reside in Vinita after January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Lote
Dr. Adams
Wis
Alownie
Bie Cabin
Lochinvar
Big Cabin
Shotel
Dee
Dock
McCullough
Doc
Parks
Bily Byrd
Billy Byrd
Bluebjacket
Judge Parks
Teir
Farther Torme
Vinita
Boy Injured While Playing Indian Costume Battle
In Oklahoma City fourteen year old Willan Anderson wearing an Indian costume tried to simulate scalping Harold Bosworth son of M Boaworth cashier of the Oklahoma State Bank. The two boys ran across an uneven lot and fell the blade of a large hunting knife penetrated Bosworth’s stomach. He was rushed to a local hospital where physicians sewed the wound and reported that no intestines were damaged and Bosworth has a good recovery chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bec
Willan Anderson
Harald Boaworth
Oklahoma Khaki Purchase Probe Details Price Dispute
Oklahoma officials examine a khaki cloth purchase for the state penitentiary where bids were questioned and a 45 cent per yard price was set after initial 35 cents. Warden Robert W. Dick defends the process, cites reliance on storekeeper, and questions competitive bidding while noting a 19 to 22 cent government price. Senate members press for clarity on costs and a similar government purchase. Debates touch on supplier Falls City Clothing Co and a former employee’s role. The hearing exposes disagreement over pricing and vendor accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phic
Robert W. Dick
Etate Punttentiary
Senatural Committee
State Board of Attains
United States
Senate
John Whayne
Falls City Clothing Co
Falls City Co
B. Howard
Franklin
J. Elmer ‘Thomas
Howard
Bird McGuire
Washington
Thomas
T. ©. Lesler
Eeler
War Department
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State Farmers Adopt Report
Ada Hon
Iy Toye
Nighat
Saperti
Crater Lake National Park
Mise Hmickma
Jerry
Gerald Underhill
Broadway
New York
Tim Square
Jerry Underhill
Tom Sandford
Uoderhill
Tom
Sandfords
Alice
Hla Nps
Alice Biveried
Mr. Underhill
Indies
le Rose
Underhills
Billy Bachelor
Hee
George
Ike
Botanical Garden
Algiers
Algeria
T Harper's Weekly
OR. FM
Adams
Benedict
Boy
Yvonne
Sue
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