School Board Elects Teachers Amid Local Briefs
The School Board approved eight teachers for the coming term: Prof. Ruf Curry, Miss Bessie Foulie, Miss Florrie Fuller, Miss Katie Boverie, Miss Clem and Nannie Chrisman, plus Mrs. Cora Martin and others. The notice also notes local business items and various county updates from Hale, Donley, Hereford, Memphis, and surrounding regions.
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Bessie Foulie
Florrie Fuller
Katie Boverie
Clem
Nannie Chrisman
Core
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Mise Hayley
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Cora Martin
Salt Fork Sunday School Picnic Announced
The Salt Fork community invites all to a picnic at the Saltfork school house on Saturday before the second Sunday in July the 18th. Bring a well filled basket and join in a pleasant day with friendly neighbors from Saltfork.
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Saltfork
Cémé
Printype Oliver Typewriter Offers New Printype Feature
The Printype Oliver Typewriter is offered to the public for a cents daily payment at the same price as ordinary typewriters. It uses book type for clear, legible output and introduces shaded letters known as Printype. Over 74 percent of Oliver Typewriters sold are Printypes, signaling strong public demand for this visible writing advancement.
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Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Promotes 17 0 Cents-a-Day Plan
The Oliver Typewriter is touted for universal corporate use and touted as a purchase plan aimed at broad buyers. It claims the machine serves large corporations and meets their demand for reliable performance.
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Pe. Oliver Typewriter
Ready for Business Elevator Opens After Heavy Rain
J Brooks announces the rain elevator is finished and ready for operation. He notes the county has seen several heavy rains in the past three weeks and hopes more rain will keep the new elevator busy for the community and commercial use.
Voters In Precinct One Urged To Support Candidacy
A candidate informs voters in Precinct One that heavy crop work may prevent personal visits but asks for votes. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected and signs as S. M. Pediao with respectful closing.
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M. Pediao
Notice of Crop Completion and Stock Return by RK Bounds
Due to a sick hand I must quit and return stock home to finish my crop. Those wishing to breed or return may go to my place three miles west of town. I thank my friends for past patronage. RK Bounds.
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L. Bounds
Corn crop prospects improve after rains say officials
Officials estimate the state faces about 63 percent of a normal corn yield if rains continue through July 6, with potential output near 125 to 150 million bushels. They note poor stands in parts due to seed quality and weather, and warn that hay crops also show stress.
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Tam
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