Colonel Logan proud father of a bat girl born recently
Colonel William Logan of Enid, Civil War veteran, is proud to be father of a bat girl born recently. J. L. Morris of Snyder appointed by President Roosevelt as postmaster at Eschite, the second Indian past ure townsite to be sold, and the post office established. The Shawnee quarterly meeting and Biblical conference for work among the red men is scheduled for June at the Iowa mission near Per.
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William Logan
Enid
J. L. Morris
Snyder
Roosevelt
Eschite
Iowa Mission
Per
Acting Governor Wilson issues extradition pleas
The acting governor seeks the return of A. T. Ashby alias Walter Wilson from Pottawatomie County, indicted for burglary, and Samuel Woods from Caddo County, indicted for perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cting
Wilson
Colorado
New Mexico
Pottawatomie County
A. T. Ashby
Walter Wilson
Caddo County
Samuel Woods
Engineer killed by mail crane in Chambers I T
David Reese, a Katy railroad engineer, was struck by a mail crane in Chambers I T and killed instantly. He had pulled Roosevelt's train through the territory a year ago, making him a known figure in railroad work.
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Win E
David Reese
Katy
Chambers, I. T
Reese
Roosevelt
Tahlequah Policeman Injured in Street Fight Incident
City officer Alex Downing was seriously hurt after being hit in the head with a rock while trying to separate participants in a street brawl.
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Alex Downing
Tahlequah
Oklahoma Confederate Veterans Train Heads to Richmond Encampment
The Oklahoma division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans left Oklahoma City on a special train of 350 for Richmond Virginia to attend the annual encampment of Confederate Veterans. At Tulsa the Oklahoma special joined with a train carrying the Indian Territory division.
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Oklahoma
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Oklahoma City
Richmond
Tulsa
Indian Territory
Laborers Skinning Dead Cattle at Kaw City
At Kaw City workers earn $25 daily skinning cattle that died after dipping. A herd of thirty eight steers died last week in a single outbreak. Three gushers were reported in the Glenn oil pool for the current year.
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Kaw City
Glenn
Kell Deserted After Pasture Townsite Compromise
Big Pasture townsite of Eehite reports government and railroad agreement now extends lines through the pasture. Kell residents ordered to move houses and goods to Echite, ending a dispute that once risked troops to enforce removal.
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Lawton
Big Pasture
Eehite
Kell
Echite
Cowboy Loses Bet After Ride to White House
Floyd Pegg a cowboy from the 101 ranch Bliss Oklahoma failed to ride his pony Cheyenne from Chicago to Washington within three weeks. He reached the White House Tuesday to inform President Roosevelt of the loss after the deadline passed at 7 pm Monday in Rockville Maryland.
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Floyd Pegg
White House
Washington
Bliss
Okla
Chicago
Roosevelt
Pegg
Rockville
Pittsburg
Farmers in Roger Mills county expect big crop outlook
J W Maher general manager of Farmers Mutual Indemnity association reports from Roger Mills county that no green bugs or other insects harmed the fields. He says farmers there will harvest large crops of wheat oats corn and cotton and note farm values have doubled while buying would be difficult.
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EL Reno
J. W. Maher
Farmers’ Mutual Indemnity Association
Roger Mills County
A Wonderful Gain A Utah Pioneer Tells a Remarkable Story
J W Browning of Ogden Utah recounts crossing the plains in 1843 and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from diabetes kidney troubles backache rheumatism and dizziness. He is 75 and claims improved health for a year. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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J. W. Browning
Ogden
Utah
Plains
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Specknoodle Delusion Echoes at Holiday Home Visit
A college student introduces his friend Mr Specknoodle to his hard of hearing mother. The mother repeats the name aloud and mishears as Speck noodle, prompting a humorous exchange about the mistaken pronunciation. The anecdote appears in Everybody's Magazine.
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Mr. Speckwoodle
George
Specknoodle
Mr. Specknoodle
Everybody’s Magazine
Cure for Scaly Sores After Measles
Mrs Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska recounts a seven year recovery from large penny sized sores after measles. She tried doctor prescribed blood remedies and salves with no relief for six months, then used Cutiura Remedies leading to complete recovery in three weeks.
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Henry Porter
Albion, Neb
Royal Scion Does Good Work
The duke of Abruzzi visiting this country pronounces his name Ah-broot-tee with the second syllable stressed. At 34 he has endured many hazards, served in the Italian navy, and pursued exploration and mountaineering. He is the son of a Spanish king who abdicated under pressure and has written about his travels winning honors from scientific societies.
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Abruzzi
Duke
Clever Tramp Tale Sparks Instant Recall
A sharp man challenges a tramp as he tells a tale of hard luck. The clever observer notes the story is the same as before and teases the vagrant about memory. The tramp admits he was in jail all last week and brushes off the accusation with a taunting exchange.
Divorce Sparks New Stage Career Opens Bright
Dialogue notes a woman’s marriage failing and divorce viewed as fortunate as it launches a promising stage career. The exchange suggests public misperception versus personal opportunity amid theatrical ambition.
Postum A Healthful Drink For Children And Adults
A teacher recalls a year of coffee-related nervousness and finds recovery after switching to Postum Food Coffee. Initial trial failed, but boiling fifteen minutes produced a rich flavor and steady health improvement, allowing her to teach with ease and pleasure. Read the Health Classic "The Road to Wellville" in the packages.
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Ville
Ruskin quote on public good and universal welfare
A reflective statement from John Ruskin extolling the highest virtue as loving the public, studying universal good, and advancing global interests within our power. It frames ethics as civic duty and worldwide responsibility.
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Ruskin
Important to Mothers Castortia Bottle Inspection
A guidance note urges mothers to carefully inspect every bottle of Castortia, described as a rare cure remedy for infants and children, to ensure safety and proper use. The message emphasizes vigilance and proper administration.
New Guide on Pea Culture and Threshers From Owens Co
The advertisement promotes a new book on pea culture and a line of pea threshers from J. L. Owens Co. It invites readers to mail for the free book and lists the Minneapolis Minnesota address at 662 Sup. St.
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J. L. Owens Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Patent Remedy Advert for Teething Syrup and Pile Balm
An old ad copy promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming gum softening inflammation reduction pain relief and wind colic relief in a 25 cent bottle. It then offers Hunt’s Cure as a king of balms for itching piles with a proverb about caution before leaping.
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Hunt
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement claim in Le Roy NY
An old advertorial promotes Allen's Foot-Ease claiming relief for sore swollen and sweating feet. It promises easy shoe fit and urges customers not to accept substitutes with a free sample offer. Address A. B. Olmsted Le Roy New York provided.
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Allen’s
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
No matter how hungry a man may be a single taste of defeat
A stark thought on appetite and failure. The line suggests defeat leaves a lingering bitterness even for those with strong hunger, implying resilience is tempered by the sting of losing.
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