Monthly Report of Francis Public School October 1909
Francis Public School monthly report for month ending October 15 1909 records enrollment attendance and reading circle efforts. It notes Professor Leo Butt death and memorial resolutions praising his character and urging remembrance by relatives and papers. Committee on Resolutions includes Hugh Riles Harmon Ebe y Ferris McKeown Claude McMillan Byron Sledge Mary Kate Baker Lois Kerr Ralph McMillan.
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Francis
Hugh Riles
Harmon Ebey
Ferris McKeown
Claude McMillan
Byron Sledge
Mary Kate Baker
Lois Kerr
Ralph McMillan
Resolutions of Respect for Professor Leo Butt
The student body notes with sorrow the passing of Professor Leo Butt. It honors his service and spirit as a teacher and mentor, offering condolences and recalling his dedication to academic life and the school.
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Ada High School
Leo Butt
Earth
Heaven
Allen Public School Monthly Report October 1909
Condensed report for the Allen public school fiscal month ending October 8 1909. Total enrollment 206 pupils. 98 absent. 110 tardy. 47 neither absent nor tardy. Honor roll 34. Principal T. B. Liner.
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Allen Public School
Proceedings of Pontotse County Commissioners October 1909
The Pontotse County Board met in regular quarterly session with all members present. Claims against the county were allowed and warrants issued for court fund miscellaneous claims including sheriff services stenographers bailiffs surveyors road work lumber and bridge construction with amounts itemized and certified by Floyd, chair, and W. S. Kerr, county clerk.
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Acta
Okla
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotse County
Oklahoma
Floyd
Chm
Board of Commissioners
W. S. Kerr
Two Hundred Fifty Good Stories Promised for 1910 Youth's Companion
The Youth's Companion announces a 1910 volume full of adventures and heroism with true to life accounts and disguises. Subscribers are urged to send 175 for the new year to receive the Venetian Calendar and remaining 1910 issues. Ira B. Dye arrives Thursday to join the mission work of the American Sunday School Union in Pontotoc and nearby counties.
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Companion Bldg
Boston
Mass
Ira B. Dye
Dye
American Sunday School Union
United Sta
Pontotoc
Fort Worth Semi-Weekly Record Offer Promotes Subscriptions
The Fort Worth Semi-Weekly Record markets itself as a trustworthy family paper with broad appeal. A special incentive offers a one year subscription to both the Fort Worth Record and Ada Democrat for $1.75, urging readers to accept the deal today.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Record
Ada Democrat
Tl Record Company
Stolen Colts Offer Reward in Ada Oklahoma
Three colts two year old past black almost matches one light sorrel yearling past all branded on shoulder reward five dollars each for return notify G. E. Nordmeyer Ada Oklahoma
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G. E. Nordmeyer
Ada
Oklahoma
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Monthly Report OF
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the County Commissioners
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T Roff
W Davidson
A Harris
B Crowder
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May Elmore
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Tn Goyne
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William Ross
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Lee Allred
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L G Cooper
Frank Mayfield
J Sanders
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George Cooper
Frankie Cooper
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Morgan Gordon
Uncan
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F. O. Harriss
Farmers State Bank