Sooner Students Dominate Kingfisher Track Meet
State University notes recount Sooner team sweeping the annual Intercollegiate meet at Kingfisher, capturing track events and tennis titles. Highlights include Paul Darough and Ed Minteer taking singles and doubles in tennis, plus records set in shot put and mile run.
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Ian
W. Hente
Oklahoma City
University of North Carolina
Phi Delta Pui Femal
Stratton D. Brooks
Norman High School
Janutwelth
Benjamin Gilbert Owes
Arkamsas City
Kans
Bertha Deyaent
Norman
James Waller Fort Wilson
Misa Sadye Masche
Chandler
George Bertrand Parker
Adenide Toomis
Henry McKnight
Mangum
Edith Barrett
Walter Meier
Mixa
Dorothy Hazeltine
Gendus
Mra
Tullen
Mra. Strattan
Booner
Lawrence W. Cole Hn
Ogy
Cole Sa
Colo
Arti
James Nairn
Nor- High
Skreeter Speakman
Wellston
Oklahoma
Wesireport
Des Moines
Drake
Ames
Colorado
Nebras
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Javours
Kathryn Harris
Sooner
Jeff Norman
Tts Mnel
Fed
Kingfisher
Oklahoma Agricultural Fa Mechanical Cottage
Northwestern Normal
South Mn Norwal
Central Normal
Emery
Mclntosh
Aggies
Wand School
Mit
Reeds
Jacobe
Fire
Snider Klahoman
Chibe
Northwestern
Eaton
Kingfisher College
Nthe
Charles Hamilton
Albert E. Jenkins
Luther Rando
Keith Miller
Deubert Armstrong
Gladys Anderson
May Curtis Fay Kent
Edna Cash
Myrtle Ellenberger
Tig School
Kanuntaclage
Soover
Paul Darough
Huge
Edwin Minteer
Dean James
Béchanan
College of Arts and Sciences
Pawnee Bleh School
Heanlee
Frederick
el Reno
Bik City
Oklahoma Press Association Convention Opens At Muskogee
Newspaper men of Oklahoma gather in Muskogee for the annual convention. The association, formed in territorial days and strengthened after statehood, celebrates a powerful press legacy and its role in building the state through cooperation and public service.
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Oklahoma Press Association
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Statehood
Association of Indian Territry
Oklahoma Territory
Press Society of
Kelso Falls to Vinita High in 8-4 Baseball Loss
Kelso lost to Vinita High 8 to 4 as Vinita pitcher Chouteau held Kelso scoreless into the fourth inning. Bennett made an unassisted double for Kelso’s foe. Vinita powered through with heavy hitting, finishing with HW hits to 11 for Kelso. A later game between Golden Rule and the Bankers is scheduled for 5:20 PM today.
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Kelso
Vinita High School
Vinita Boys
Chouteau
Bennett
Golden Rule
Bankers
Little Raymond's Plan for Tomatoes at Dinner
Little Raymond coerces a dinner guest into sharing his tomato love by a sly bargain. The boy asks the guest if he likes tomatoes and, if not, to sit beside him so Raymond can take the guest’s tomatoes when they eat. The scene unfolds at the family table with the guest unaware of the scheme.
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Raymond
Knoxes move stirs Colorado county seat pride
A. G. Knox, former Troub Memorial pastor, now serves a Colorado town. In a letter to a friend, Mrs. Knox, only a month in town, boasts of local status and honesty while noting a murder, a suicide, an accidental gun discharge, and several social happenings, highlighting their new town’s “up to date” character.
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A. G. Knox
Troub Memorial Church
Colorado
Inianapolis Newa
Cheering Him Up in London Half Moon Street Apartment
The Christian Register reports a magazine editor’s note just before a departure for Spain. He dined with Mr Howells in London and discussed his remarkable sales. He worried his new work isn’t as strong as his previous pieces, while Howells reassured him that his writing remains excellent and tastes are improving.
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Spain
Mr. Howells
Half Moon Street
London
Christian Register
Time for Profit Taking in Mercury Markets
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a theoretical thinker helps his practical brother as mercury prices soar to the nineties. The Stock Exchange man laments activity, while the Professor suggests selling mercury at the peak. The exchange scene captures contrasting viewpoints on market timing and prudence.
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Chicago Tribune
Stock Exchange
Fanning
Expert on Rugs and Tapestries by Mme Hagenith
Mme. Emmanuel Hagenith, wife of the Belgian minister to Washington, is an expert on rugs and tapestries. She studied them during the four years her husband served as minister to Persia in Tehran. Her father was a renowned amateur collector with one of the finest Flemish tapestry collections.
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Mme
Emmanuel Hagenith
Washington
Persia
Teheran
Varying Qualities of the Sexes Quote by Grabbe
The saying contrasts male and female perspectives with the line to the man the world is his heart and to the woman the heart is her world. Credited to Christian Dietrich Grabbe, reflecting 19th century gender views.
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Christian Dietrich Grabbe
Good Mates Quote by Puck on Hiring Help
A light quote attributed to Puck contrasts two lines about hiring help for tasks. He notes not being able to cook or earn money, suggesting hiring others to handle these duties. The pair reflects witty banter on delegation and collaboration.
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Puck
Land of Flowering Planta New South Wales Sewering plants claim
A clipping notes that New South Wales is said to contain more kinds of sewing plants than all Europe. The statement contrasts regional flora diversity with European totals, highlighting the proverb-like claim about plant variety.
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New South Wales
Europe
Wheat Yield Estimated by Oklahoma City Officials
Oklahoma wheat yield for 1912 estimated at 25 000 000 bushels by CF Protz secretary of the grain growers association. Ben Harrison secretary of the Harvest Turn Hoard reported rising grain valuation at 88.88. G Onafe of St Louis said mills are overpricing supplies this year and prices likely to rise. Officers elected: President R Fr Brennan Oklahoma City, Vice President Jesse Vanderhirgh Binckwell, Secretary Treasurer C F Proite Oklahoma City.
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Oklshaws City
Oklahoma
CF. Protx
Ie Crainers At Millers Association
Ben Harrison
Hacenarlcul Turn Hoard
Onafe
St. Louis
St. Lous
Chicago
Astontation
R. Fr. Brennan
Oklahomia City
Jeuse Vanderhirgh
Binckwell
C.F. Proite
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma OKs Rejected Timber Bids and Legacy Bills
Interior Department rejects bids on 1 380 000 acres of timber lands in the Choctaw Nation citing inadequate consideration. Oklahoma lawmakers push bills to restore reclamation funds, fund Eastern Oklahoma schools, and pay state irrigation debts, while Davenport promotes veterans pensions and road land acquisitions.
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Ferris
Interior Department
Lumber Trust
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Cormunion
Indiana
Davenport
Reclamation Service Fund
Meir
House
Senate
Wyoming
Idaho
Gore
Federal Reclamation Fund
Washington, DP
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Ferris and
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Bureau of Fisheries
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Cherokee
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Washington Notes
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Vinita
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Clairemore
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Riley Gardner
George Petty
Plaid Bush
Tulsa
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Wetumpka
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Parker
Scott Building
W. R. Gates
W. Sequoyah
Louis Bagby
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