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Read moreIt is natural and advisable to do everything we undertake to the very best of our ability. However, perfection is never attainable. Mark Twain said, “Constant improvement is better than delayed perfection.” I began writing these weekly syndicated columns more than 20 years ago. Today, Winners’ Wisdom appears in newspapers, magazines, and online publications literally around the world. But when I first started writing a weekly column, it only appeared in the business journal in my hometown.
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BLAINE RYAN OF THE COALGATE FFA CHAPTER (third from the left) qualified for the state finals of the Greenhand Quiz Leadership Development Event Tuesday, October 19 in Stillwater. Offering congratulations (from the left) are Mike Schrammel, representing Farm Credit Associations of Oklahoma; (second from left) Scott Nemecek, state FFA adviser: and (far right) Dalton Rogers, state FFA president.
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ELECTION NIGHT — Coal County Sheriff Bryan Jump and Charles Canida visit while Election Board officials finish checking in voter ballots from the Centrahoma precinct where Kim Canida serves as precinct inspector.
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HOSPITAL BOND ELECTION — Ella-Marie Ward exercises her right to vote during the early voting period at the Coal County Election Board.
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HOSPITAL BOND ELECTION — Coalgate HS Head Football Coach Nathan Hill was one of the early voters in the hospital bond election.
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Coal County voters went to the polls on November 9 to decide two bond propositions – Proposition 1 for $11,675,000 to build a new hospital and Proposition 2 for $9,070,000 to upgrade Mary Wilson Hurley Manor nursing home.
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