Capitol Site and Packingtown Lot Proposals For Oklahoma
The Industrial Company of Oklahoma City outlines a plan to reserve 40 acres for capitol use leaving 1 960 acres to be divided into eight lots per acre for 15 680 25 foot lots at 300 dollars each totaling 4 704 000 dollars with 470 400 dollars in commissions and 100 000 dollars in expenses. Net balance 3 533 600 dollars could repay the 600 000 dollar state debt and finance an elegant capitol. The piece argues the capitol location would boost lot demand, comparing to the packing plant bonus success and urging Oklahomans to vote for the capitol plan rather than wait in Guthrie.
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Capitol
Capiol
Oklahoma City
Green divorce suit targets W T Green in district court
In district court case No 467 Julia Green sues W T Green for divorce. Defendant must answer the petition by July 14 1910 or the petition will be taken as true and a judgment for the plaintiff will be rendered. Dated May 31 1910. District Clerk W T Cox. Deputy A P Rhea. Attorney C O Barton.
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W. T. Green
W.T. Green
W. T. Cox
A. P. Rhea
C. O. Barton
M. H. Oakes
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
J. F. McKeel
H. J. Brown
J. P
25 Men Wanted to Work for Oklahoma Portland Cement
Job notice seeks 25 men for Oklahoma Port land Cement at Lawrence with promise of good housing and water. Also reports sad update on R C Roland’s daughter with typhoid fever, stating prognosis is poor and recovery unlikely.
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Oklahoma Portland Cement
Lawrence
Oklahoma
R. C. Roland
Bolen and Clark to Debate at Francis
J. W. Bolen has challenged Stanley Clark the noted Socialist for a debate at Francis Monday evening. If you want both sides of the question, don't miss it.
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J. W. Bolen
Stanley Clark
Francis
Private sale of W. W. Spence minor estate in Ada OK
Guardian announces sale of real estate for the minor W. W. Spence in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sale to be private and subject to county court confirmation after June 1 1910 at 10:00 am in Ada. Property: north half of north half of the northeast quarter section 27 township 3 north range 6 east. Cash bids only, in writing by May 1910 to the court or guardian’s office.
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W. W. Spence
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Ada
Spence
Pontotec County
State of Oklahoma
Sec
Twentyseven
J. F. Me
W. A. Spence
Guardian
Mrs Sledge Hosts Welcoming Tea For Belmont Guests
Almost a hundred friends called to greet Miss Alpha Sledge upon her return from college. Mrs Ebey, Mrs Gabraith, and others greeted guests in the hall and parlor with Belmont girls like Miss Vogel Benson and Torbett. Music by Miss Case, tea poured by Mrs Simpson Thornton, jasmine given by Mrs McKinley and Mrs Hale, a charming punch room hosted by Mrs Mays and Drummond.
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Miss Case
Bower
Mesdames Mays
Drummond
Mrs. R S Tobin Hosts Elegant Afternoon Reception
Mrs. R S Tobin gave a Friday afternoon reception from three to six to introduce her guest Mrs. Bridges of Chickasha. Guests toured a rose filled tea room presided by two young ladies, received booklets and pencils, and enjoyed a buffet lunch beneath pink rose decor.
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R. S. Tobin
Bridges
Chickasha
Mrs. Thornton
Mrs. McKinley
Mrs. Mason
Misses Thompson
Rice
May Baskets
Mrs. Tobin
Ada
Saved From Awful Death by Kings New Discovery
A Fayetteville man recounts how his sister recovered from consuming tuberculosis with Dr. Kings New Discovery. He credits the remedy for curing her cough and preventing further illness. The product fights coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles. Trials and guarantees available through Gwin Mays & Co.
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A. D. Mac- Donald
Fayetteville
Gwin, Mays & Co
Ballot Instructions for Oklahoma City Capitol Vote 1910
Voters are directed how to mark the Oklahoma City ballot for the Capitol decision on June 11 1910. The ballot should show a single X to indicate approval after the State Question Initiative and another X after Oklahoma City marking the location decision.
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Oklahoma City
Capitol
Socialist Meeting Proceedings in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
County Socialist meeting in Ada on May 28 at 2 30 pm included reps from Francis Homer Egypt Iron Post Cresco Ada Tyrola Elm Flat Rocky Chapel five locals absent minutes from April 30 adopted funds paid to editor for candidate cards encampment proposed for Ada July 4 5 6 1910 financial committee to be appointed grounds committee location court house Ada June 10 10 am.
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Purlance
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
A. A. Walker
Ada
Francis
Homer
Egypt
Iron Post
Cresco
Tyrola
Elm Flat
Rocky Chapel
M. R. Palmer
Ada Democrat
C. C. Mills
Jack Price
Ada Republican
Court House
A. Walker
Man Seeks to Help Others After Long Suffering
J F Boyer of Fertile Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing his kidney and digestive troubles after thirty years of distress. He reports five bottles wholly cured him and leaves a testimonial promising relief for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria. 50 cents a bottle from Gwin Mays & Co.
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J. F. Boyer
Gwin, Mays & Co
Farmers Picnic Near Ada Thursday June 9
Big Farmers' picnic promised three miles south of Ada next Thursday. Attendees can enjoy a social event while learning something at the same time.
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Ada
Choicest Lot in Donaghey Addition Hits Quick Sale
Donaghey Addition lot attracts buyers with rapid demand and low prices. Lenders offer easy terms to finance building a home, describing property as high character and a smart investment likely to grow in value.
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Donaghey
Sturm's For June Highlights Oklahoma Features
Sturm's Oklahoma Magazine for June offers "The Story of Oklahoma" by O P Sturm and "Daughters of the Confederacy" by Mrs Ora Eddleman Reed. Other pieces include profiles of Senator Robert L Owen and Oklahoma City's park system, plus works by George H. Shibley and Edgar White.
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Momnt
Sturm
Oklahoma Magazine
Oklahoma
O. P. Sturm
Robert L. Owen
George H. Shibley
Ezekial Proctor
R. Roger Eubanks
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ora Eddleman Reed
Oklahoma City
Edgar White
Judge J B A Robertson to Speak Here Monday
Judge J B A Robertson of Chandler, candidate for Governor, will address Ada and Pontotoc county residents Monday. The speaker is regarded as capable and clean, and organizers expect a good turnout for his candidacy event.
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J. B.A. Robertson
J. B. A. Robertson
Chandler
Ada
Pontotoc County
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the Industrial Company OF
Packingtown
State
Guthrie
PonToToe
Julia Green
Bolen
Clark
Justice's Court
Said
Ridenour-Baker Merc. ,Co
Mrs. Sledge
RS. R.S. Tobin
Ada Electric & Gas Go
South Broadway
Geo. W. West
GEO. West
Hardin & Blanks
Sturm’s
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
H. G. B. Alexander
ADA Title & Trust CO
Ada, Okla
Chadwick & Thomas
Okla
Veterinary Hospital
12Th Street
Townsend
Oklahoma Central
Asa. E. Ramsey
Lehigh
Booneville _ Nixon Stonewall nne Center
Vaness Rosedale
Vincennes
Purcell , Blanchard
Mildlebers
Cornville
B. M. Haile
Purcell, Okla
Eacainnnes Daily No. 4
Lanue
Gwin-Mays & Co
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