Oklahoma to receive 5 million school fund next week
Senator Owen said Oklahoma will get the five million dollars allocated by the federal government for school lands in the Indian Territory. The funds will be deposited in state banks for public school improvements, with a board investing the income. Governor Haskell welcomed the early availability and noted first calls will be for farm mortgages, then bonds.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
White Houses
Indian Territory
Incme
C. N. Haskell
Board of School Land Commissioners
National Treasury
Strong letter on cotton price and national revival
A wholesale house in St Louis explains how the 1904 05 cotton slump spread through growers merchants and mills and argues for greater consumption and advertising to revive trade. It urges banks merchants and farmers to push circulation and cut stagnation to raise cotton value and restore prosperity.
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Ada
St. Louis
United States
Iit
Fire destroys Tecumseh depot and minstrel car
A fire at Tecumseh damages the Santa Fe freight and passenger station, with all furniture tickets and records lost. A minstrel show car on a side track burns, a black man inside is rescued as seven hundred feet of track burns. Estimated loss four thousand dollars. Also noted is Gov. Haskell seeking postal law action to halt liquor mail orders.
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Shawnee
Santa Fe
Tecumseh
What We Have as a State to Be Thankful For
The Ada audience missed Hon. T. D. McKeown's manuscript address on what Oklahoma has to be thankful for. He extols the state as part of a great Christian nation, celebrates Roosevelt lineage, notes unity of native and half-breed peoples, praises cities from Ada to Roosevelt, and lauds schools, morals, and Prohibition. He highlights oil and coal wealth, climate, and charitable institutions, ending with a tribute to Oklahoma’s leaders and press. He praises Henry M. Furman for financing a magnetic orphan home and lauds the Prohibition majority.
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T. D. McKeown
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Red Man
Puteface
Union
Wall Street
Alabama
Oklahoma City
Ada
Suba
Idabel
North America
Joseph
Henry M. Furman
Earth
Dissolution of Partnership at Long and Carleton
Notice that the firm Long & Carleton in Midland Pontotoc County Oklahoma is dissolved by mutual consent. Charlies M. Long becomes successor to the business assumes all liabilities and takes ownership of all accounts owed to the firm. J B Carleton signs.
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Long & Carleton
Charlies M. Long
J. B. Carleton
Midland
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Chas. M. Long
Tomato Soup Recipe From Old Wording
A historic tomato soup method uses half a can tomatoes one cup water celery onion six peppers bay leaf six cloves salt parsley sugar and lemon juice. Simmer twenty minutes then strain through sieves, add salt sugar and lemon juice, then cool ready for serving.
For Sale Double Bowling Alley in Ada Oklahoma
Classified notice offers a double bowling alley for sale at a low price. Payment terms include part cash with balance adaptable to purchaser. Contact R W Fleming in Ada Oklahoma for details.
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R. W. Fieming
Ada Okla
Wtf
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