The Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 123, Ed. 1 Friday, November 4, 1932: Searching Inside

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... and suggefited SYNOPSIS that a Roosevelt victory next Tues- Tim Madison a cowboy has an (lay would benefit them... a cowboy has an aconnt to settle with BO Badgely Ile heads South to get him Approching Dry Gulch he makes... would be also an honor for Washington as well as the duty of every American citizen Everyone is urged

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... elected at a recent session was held nt a joint meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary at the Hut... Missi Ruby Bulbs chaplain and Mrs Olga Ferguson historia The American Legion Armistice day committme... and other American Legion Hut last Saturday messengers of the Hallowe'en season inight and was attended... club members and their work among our American Indians Many hbands at a Ha w lloe'en and tacky... New Day for the American Indians" was given by the follow ingt Mrs L T Zumwalt Mrs S M Iackson Mrs Bob

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