• Aiding Tulsa to land convention; Okmulgee realtors see good times ahead in business here Okmulgee is joining hands with Oklahoma cities in helping Tulsa swing the 1926 national real estate board convention. The local board voted yesterday to revive regular meetings on the first Monday of each month beginning Oct. 5. A campaign also will begin to implant Okmulgee firmly in the minds of her own citizens and residents as “The Fourth City of Oklahoma”
• Fight Sunday Aftermath – As an aftermath of a fight Sunday night at Six-Mile Creek, northeast of Okmulgee. Fred Ragan yesterday filed a justice court complaint charging Theodore Sneed with assault with a dangerous weapon. It is alleged that Sneed pulled his pocket knife following an argument and proceeded to stab Ragan several times.
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• Entry of exhibits opens Okmulgee County Free Fair – Home economic exhibits were coming in steadily yesterday, and should all be placed by today according to Mrs. Evelyn Nantz, home demonstration agent. Monday will be children’s day at the fair. All carnival rides will be half price for the children attending.
• Return from Detroit Tour – Henry Dickinson and Roy Good, instructors in the auto mechanics department at Oklahoma A&M College School of Technical Training, Okmulgee, returned recently from touring three automobile factories in Detroit Michigan. The two viewed the system and procedures of manufacturing cars in the Packard, Hudson, and Chrysler factories.
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