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Submitted by: Judy Michaels <jmichals2@adelphia.net>

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                  Transcribed by Judy Michaels

                  Fairland News, Fairland, Ottawa Co., OK. Friday, Jan. 26, 1912

                  SOME TURKEYS, EH?

                  Mrs. Scott AUDRAIN brought to town yesterday one dozen turkeys 

                  which she sold to Coxey PRICE for 12 ½ c per pound, the 12 

                  weighing 236 pounds and netted the lady $29.50, or a fraction 

                  over $2.45 each. How is that for fine birds and how is that 

                  for a good market?

                  LOCAL NEWS

                  John McWATERS’ baby has been quite sick this week.

                  Married—at the Methodist parsonage last evening, Mr. Jno. D. 

                  MOORE and Miss Francis FRELLICK, both of Oseuma.

                  Jim WALKER was over from Miami Saturday to see his little boys.

                  Mrs. S.V. WALLEN orders the News to her daughter, Mrs. C.E. 

                  DENNIS, at Tulsa.

                  Miss HALL, school marm at Shiloh, visited home folks at Miami, 

                  Saturday and Sunday.

                  Frank FARRAR, living south of town, shipped out this week for 

                  a point in the west part of the state.

                  Earnest VENICE has moved out on Hudson Creek and wants the 

                  little home paper, of course.

                  O.P.M. ZIMMENNER is said to have the Sheriff bee buzzing in 

                  his bonnet.

                  HUDSON CREEK

                  Jessie JAMES spent Sunday with Elsie BRICE.

                  Jack HENDRICKSON spent Sunday at Mr. GARMAN’s.

                  Lucy NIDIFFER visited uncle Dave HARLAND’s Sunday.

                  Len CONNER and family visited at Narcissa Sunday.

                  Mrs. John EDENS and children visited at JAMES’s Sunday.

                  Jim GARMON went to Wyandott last week to visit his parents.

                  OGEECHEE NEWS

                  Mrs. JAMES visited Mrs. OSWALTS this week.

                  Mrs. Charley ANGEL is on the sick list this week.

                  Miss Abey CLANTON visited home folks this week.

                  Miss Elsie ANGEL visited Miss Rebecca BLACKWELL Sunday.