Only One Bill Died By Time Limitation In Oklahoma
Records in the Secretary of State show 221 bills became law by the governor's signature while four were vetoed. One expired by time limitation as the session ended. Other items note appropriations for immediate purposes totaling 35,017,850 with 4,280,650 paid from direct taxation and state income. Anthony begins work as governor’s private secretary. he is W B Anthony, former legislator from Winona.
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Guiariy
recone
Heskett
Wiburten school of wines
A. and
M. College
Whitaker
rome
Claremore
Ling
Secretary of State
attica
Wdlmond State Normal
Weatherford
Supreme court
Davis
eigher
crags
Anthony
Garbries
W. B. “Anthony
Winlow
Max. Anthony
Tennessee
Terri Callere
Mavion
Stephens county
Voalgate Cink Action At Oklahoma City Meeting
A meeting of local officials with notes of adopting resolves condemning jobbers in Kansas City and Missouri while commending the Texas railway for a tower freight rate to Oklahoma. It urges cooperation with state cities on actions relating to a boycott and names Worn Ella as president and A McLaughlin as secretary.
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Coulgate
big city
hell
Kansas City
Mia
Kastsis
Texas railway company
Minsdutt, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
OWahoam
fis rich
connersal cribe
Oklahoma
Ada A Metropolis In The Making Bond Proceeds Pledged
A telegram from MDB reports Ada has sold a 71 500.00 bond with proceeds to be used for sewerage 463 000 water works extension 319 000 City hall 15005 park extension 3500 and fire protection with street crossing plans. The city council plans rapid progress turning Ada into an industrial center with new employment opportunities and increased growth.
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M.DB
Pimberlate
Adis
Ikxue
Kansas City
Bolger &8
Chicazo
City’ hall
city connell
Adi
fr cantrieds
Ade
Adu
wwe
Oklahoma
Ada
Pittsburg
Ada's City Clerk Sees Growth and Harsh Week Ahead
Ada's city clerk predicts a population near twenty five thousand within five years while detailing a stretch of strenuous days ahead due to handling numerous large orders and administrative tasks. The forecast underscores growth pressures and workload challenges facing city administration.
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Ada
Will Break Dirt Tomorrow Construction Near South Side School
March 24 report from Guthrie notes plans to break dirt tomorrow for a new south side school building. The piece mentions rapidly changing developments and calls for applicants for newly created judgeships. Governor Haske may visit new towns before announcements.
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south side
Gerrath
Oke Tahoma
dankets
Ole
uthrie i
Haske
vent
state board of publie afairs
ter do
Oklahoma appoints bank examiner Reed as chief
Wo L Reel of this city was recently named as one of the bank examiners for the state with the governor’s approval. The appointment comes through the state commission and places Reed in a key role to inspect about six hundred state banks biannually. Reed has twenty years in banking and has served as president of First National Bank since 1912, earning the News’s praise for his fitness and high character.
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thig city
A Mo Young
Oklahoma
Reed
First National bank
ms ct
Reel
Robbery at Main Street Store a Gouda Theft Reported
Thieves broke into a Main Street shop last night gaining entry via a rear window. About $13.06 in Gouda cheese and a small amount of cash were taken. A meeting of the Woman's Home Mission Society of the First Methodist Church is urged for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock to discuss important business.
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Loman
Main street
robers
Woman's , Home Mission Society
First Methodist chrch
Winds of legal blanks for sale at this office
A legal notice indicates blanks related to court or official documents are available for sale at the office. The brief item notes clearance or procurement of standard forms or filings through the local office. No names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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SDATEMENIE WERARDING
Ramsey
We ‘ure
Gwin & Mays Co
REXALL STORE
AREHIY
Voalgate Cink
ELLA
AN MCLAUGHLIN
Seccretary
W.B. TONES
Chhbonia
Hart Schaffner
Hart, Schattner,& Mair
John B. Stetson
Burk & Packard
W. L. Douglas
I. HARRIS
First National Bank of Ada
P. A. Norris
Pres
H. T.Douglas
V. P. M. D. Timberlake
Cashier
Harris Drug Store
Mason Drauzr Go
Claude Scales
Farmers’ State Bank
APA DRUG CO
D. W. HOLMAN
Pharmaciat
East Main Street
Ligon Building
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