Fargo Pupils Observe Food Conservation Rules
In Fargo on March 18, Miss Ruth Beaver's class lists pupils observing U S Food Administration rules for conserving wheat and meat. Names include Leta Milles Emmitt Ketchersid Clint Castleberry Lucile Rheay Nella Mason and others. Local society notes mention gardens chickens visits and church events.
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Fargo
Harry Sneed
Okla Union
J. H. Parker
F. M. Cullum
Minnie Crisp
Vernon
Sherwood
Bilder Whitaker
Oklainton
Church of Christ
J. T. Cabe
Elizabeth Wines
Nannie
The
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Jim Cato
C. Vi. Violiand
Baptist Church
la Grippe
Mrs Wilhelm visits father after accident in Chickasha
Mrs. W A Wilhelm returned Tuesday from Chickasha Oklahoma where she visited her father following an accident that left him injured. He was reportedly improving when she left town. Mrs R B McConibe and daughter Lillie traveled to Wichita Falls to join Mr McCombe visiting Mineral Wells. They will stay until Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs J H Crumpler. Miss Roberta Scott missed classes at the local high school Thursday due to illness.
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W. A. Wilhelm
Chickasha
Oklo
Roberta Scott
Wichita Man Haney A Lifelong Texan Proponent Of Education
Edgar P. Haney a Wichita resident rose from farm roots to become a teacher editor and legislator. He championed rural school aid uniform texts and free textbooks while pushing prohibition and closing the red light district in Wichita. His six years in the Texas House included chairing the Education and Rules committees.
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Edgar P. Haney
Senty
Clay Corte Ty
Mr. Haney
The
Normals
University of Texas
Texas
Thirteenth
House of Representatives
Jack
Clay
Archer
Wichita
Wilbarger
Vie Tlouse
Haney
Tie
Wichita Walbs
Secon
Board of Regents
State of
Noted Fiddler Visits Vernon Sunday Guests of Dr. Howard
Henry C. Gilliland of Altus Oklahoma and Evenson of Olustee Oklahoma will spend Sunday in Vernon as guests of their friend Dr. A P Howard. Evenson is a violin maker of considerable reputation and owners of violins who wish to improve tone should see him at Dr. Howard's.
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Henry C. Gilliland
Altus
Okhe
Evenson
Olustee, Olla
Vernon
A. P. Howard
My. Evenson
Why France Needs Wheat Says Food Administration
United States Food Administration official explains why wheat is sent to Europe to secure bread for French households. The message notes bread relies on wheat, while rice and oats cannot substitute for baking and coal costs in France, with peasant villages dependent on local bakers and shops.
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Europe
France
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