Oklahoma anti saloon league backs dispensary plan
The Oklahoma saloon league endorses Governor Haskell and the state dispensary system, urging voters to support pro dispensary candidates. The trust board reorganizes with Rev J J Thompson resigning as inspector but remaining on the board, and new trustees elected from Tulsa El Reno and Oklahoma City among others. Roosevelt calls outdoor exercise essential, with Ballard's Snow Liniment offered as rheumatic relief. ZENNESSEE OUSTS STANDARD.
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Hlahama City
Okla
United States
Haskell
Okise
Mmari
Oklahoma
w@i-saloon league
H. L. Laughbaum
Anti-Saloon League
E. C. Dinnwiddie
J. J. Thompson
Mmeme
Okla- Bemne
O. L. Smith
el Reno
Fred H. Caldwell
Oklahoma Jr
E. N. Sweet, Jr
Tulsa
National Board of Trustees
Thom Harper
Oklahoma City
Treasuer
League
Roosevelt
Ballard
Estray Notice and Adm inistration Petition Pontotoc County OK
Estray notice records a black horse taken up March 6 1908 by Hurley Prince at Ahloso Oklahoma with details and affidavit filed March 31 1908. Also notices the Pontotoc County Court hearing April 11 1908 on John W Scribner request for Letters of Administration for Nellie Stick deceased with date and place Ada Oklahoma.
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Hurley Prince
Ahloso
Oklahoma
Kerr
Nellie Stick
John W. Scribner
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Said
Estate sale hearing ordered in Pontotoc County case
In the matter of the estate of Jacob Perry Elsie Johanson and Johnnie Brown guardians petition for sale of real estate set for hearing April 25 1908 at 10 a.m. in Ada Oklahoma. Copy of order to be published four weeks in Ada Weekly News. Also notice of divorce suit Leta B Turner plaintiff vs E J Turner defendant requiring answer by April 23 1908.
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Jacob Perry
Elsie Johanson
Johnnie Brown
K. C. Parks
R. S. Floyd
Elsie Johnson
Rea
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Nancy
Cubby Colbert
Humphrey Colbert
Joel Terrell
Standard Oil Convicted in Gallatin Restraint of Trade Case
Tennessee supreme court upholds lower court ruling against Standard Oil for restraining trade at Gallatin. Company denied right to do business in the state. caso reaffirmed by Judge M. M. Meir. Also notices on piles remedy, divorce actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma, and guardianship sale of Nancy and Cubby Colbert minors announced with publication dates.
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Erporation
Gallatin
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court of Tennessee
M. M Meir
Standard Oil Company
J. W. Stout
Gal- Matin
Ada Township court notices and legal actions in 1908
In Ada Township Pontotoc County Oklahoma B C King sues F M Richardson for 50 dollars with a court appearance set for April 21 1908. The defendant is absent and publication is required. Also in district court William T Meadors sues F A Smith for 1018 66 dollars and forecloses vendor’s lien on Francis Oklahoma Lots 6 7 8 Block 54 with an April 18 1908 response deadline. The record notes public notices of transit and medicinal ads from Crescent Drug Store and Pineules ads for kidney relief. News items report Rock Island trains stopping at Ryan and Gov Hughes favored for GOP nominating conventions. Publication dates February 27 1908 and March 26 1908 appear.
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F. M. Richardson
H. J. Brown
Ada Township
Ada
B. C. King
Oklahoma
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
William T. Meadors
F. A. Smith
Francis
A. D
Annettie J McCracken V J T McCracken Divorce Suit
Pontotoc County declares Annettie J. McCracken sues J T McCracken for divorce. Defendant must answer by May 6, 1908, or petition will be taken as true and judgment for divorce will be rendered. Dated March 26, 1908. W G Cox District Clerk A P Rhea Deputy. First published March 26, 1908 for 3 weeks.
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Leta B. Turner
E J. Turner
E. J. Turner
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Lucy Bruer
John L. Bruer
A. D
W. T. Cox
Maulsey Rockwell
Charlie Rockwell
Annettie J. McCracken
J. T. McCracken
W. G. Cox
A. P. Rhea
Plan to Drill for Oil Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City plans to drill for oil four miles east of the city with J. P. Smith and H. R. Brandenburg of Tulsa in consultation with Oklahoma Oil and Gas Company officers. Smith will supervise the drilling to a depth of 3500 feet if needed. Oil has typically been found at 1700 feet in old Indian Territory.
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Oklahoma City
J. P. Smith
H. R. Brandenburg
Tulsa
Oklahoma Oil and Gas Company
Old Indian Territory
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G. M. Ramsey Zennessee Ousts Standard
Pontotoc County, Gs
Pfac Ee
Joel Terrel
W.T. Cox
R. C. Roland
Plaintife
Sin, Mays & Co
B.C. King
Justice Court
Galbraith & McKeown
Plaintiff
Justice of the Peace
Forst
Ryan
Corporation Commission
Rock Island
Kennedy
Crescent Drug Store
New York
Hughes
New York State
White Plains
Taft
Cwin-Mays & Co
C. B. Weaver
Agency
F. L. Norton
T. B. Liner
Sec. and
Treas
AOL
Fentéin
Oklahoma Commercial School
Ada, Oklahoma
Henley & Biles Building
L. Norton
Pres
Roff, Oklahoma
Stonewall
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