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March 15, 1935 With only three working days and one Sunday to go, the city political campaign swung into its final strides today. Every lick must count double from here on out. Charges and counter charges fly thick and fast in the two major races, mayor and chief of police.

Many people may not look forward to the day they turn 50, but cracking the half century mark can have its perks. Many retailers and businesses offer discounts to men and women over 50, and the following are just a few ways that people who have turned the big 5-0 might be able to save some money.

DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, I had a miscarriage. The guy was nothing more than a fling. We were careful and never did anything without protection, but it happened anyway. I have now been in a relationship with a really great guy for four months.

WEWOKA DIVISION CIVIL SUITS Lester Floyd v. Amber Nicole Smith, auto accident. The Bank of New York Mellon v. Ralph L. Liles, unknown successors, Guaranty Credit Card Inc., C&E Acquisition Group LLC, Discover Bank and Capital One Bank, foreclosure. Discovre Bank v.

Sheryl Yvon Arwood to Allen L. Rees, personal representative deed covering lands in 22-9-6. Cleta M. Boatman and Henry E. Boatman to Jason R. Bowersox, warranty deed covering lands in 30-9-7. Leslea I. Cole to Joseph Thomas Ingram, quit claim deed covering lands in 11-10-6.

Wednesday afternoon the Seminole High School students gathered in the gym to kick off SMAC Week with the 9th Annual Mr. SHS Pageant. Alex DeLoach was awarded the crown. The Seminole High School boys had a fun afternoon participating in the Mr. SHS Pageant.

Backyard barbecues simply would not be the same without hot dogs. While many people may not eat hot dogs during much of the year, come summertime when the grills are fired up, hot dogs take center stage.

In response to a complaint filed by the owner of a contract company with the city of Seminole, the ACLU of Oklahoma issued the following response.

Due to the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), nursing facilities in the area are taking precautions to protect the vulnerable populations housed inside.

The statewide candidate filing period begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 8, said Amy Baker, Secretary of the Seminole County Election Board. Filing will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The deadline for filing as a candidate is 5 p.m. Friday, April 10, no exceptions.