Democratic Ticket andProhibition argument headline
Democratic ticket names for governor and state officers surface along with a critique of liquor sales, citing employment figures and war debts. The piece argues prohibition yields clearer revenue and fewer jobs in the liquor trade, contrasting breweries and clothing industries with liquor. It cites Rochester and Atlanta data and attacks the current revenue versus costs of liquor.
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Rochester
N. C
Atlanta
United States
Prohibition
Transplanting Trees and Shrubs for Fall Work
FOR THE FARMERS From Home and Farm Transplanting Trees and Shrubs The time for fall transplanting of trees and shrubs is not very far away A nursery expert notes thinning weaker branches rather than shortening strong ones and warns against overpounding soil while admitting some trees will die despite care County officers and officials listed including Huddleston Terrell Kerr and Cates among others
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Gardner
Bryan Rails at Taft and Cotterill Urges Prohibition
William J. Bryan denounces Taft as a straddler on reform and questions his stance on railroads trusts and tariffs. George C. Cotterill of Seattle campaigns for statewide prohibition in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, urging rejection of local option and urging voters to end saloons to curb crime.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Bryan
Washington
Eiecaou Geo. C. Cotterill
Seattle
Ashington
Broadway Street
Broadway Streets
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Township Precinct Officers and Farm Advice Notes
The item lists Precinct No 1 and No 4 officers including trustees justices of the peace and constables. It then discusses how plants feed and soil enrichment by manure, noting surface versus deep feeding for different crops and the value of feeding versus manural value. It includes a political note from U G Winn seeking votes in Pontotoc and Seminole counties, praising square deal government and state conditions. It ends with a brief political endorsement about Haskell versus Governor Frantz and constitution enforcement.
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Pontotoc
Seminole
Indian Territory
U. G. Winn
Swollen fortunes and tax law debate in Oklahoma
The piece contrasts state tax policy with constitutional limits on school district funding, arguing assessors understate property values and urging ad valorem taxation at fair cash value. It also notes Roosevelt’s use of swollen wealth rhetoric and calls for stronger property rights protections. The section ends with Oklahoma City's Hill's Business College promoting enrollment and job prospects.
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Times- Journal
Times-Journal
Oklahoma
The
Wall Street Journal
Roosevelt
Journal
United States
Star
Oklahom
Sep
Reformers Confront Abuse and Property Grasp
Commoner critiques those who profit from wrongdoing and pose as property defenders while reformers push remedial legislation. The excerpt rails against those with historic opposition to corrective measures.
Bee County Officials Appoint New County Clerk
Local Bee County officials announced the appointment of J Vandiver as County Clerk, succeeding Oscar C. Butler and balancing the roles with W L Balmain T M Myers and W A Lee in the administration.
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W. A. Lee
J . Vandiver of
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