Land Sale Listings North West Of Ada And Nearby
A dense catalog of acreage for sale: multiple parcels near Ada, Roff, Vanoss, and Steedman with details on size from 6 to 240 acres, improvements including houses, barns, wells, and cultivated land, plus prices from 25 to 250 per acre and cash terms. Includes notes on location, access to schools, water, timber, pasture, and oil rights.
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Ada
Springbrook Bottom
Roff
Vanoss
Center
Normal School
15Th Street
Center School
Pontotoc County
Walter Floyd
Will Weaver
Price
John Paine
Steedman
Industrial Commission Promises Lasting Benefit for Nation
The President's second industrial commission in Washington plans steady, unseen work to ease future employer worker conflicts. It seeks lasting solutions like permanent labor tribunals and broader cooperation, with hearings to follow and public support as key.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
United States
Commission of Necessity
Owen Will Speak to Democratic Women in Oklahoma City
Senator Robert L. Owen will address the Oklahoma state convention of Democratic women on January 27 in Oklahoma City. Delegates will be chosen January 17 at mass meetings, with representation based on past presidential votes. the convention group aims to endorse Owen for the presidential nomination.
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Oklahoma City
Robert L. Owen
Ben F. Lafayette
State Central Committee
Owen
Wilson
Largest Oil Flow In Oklahoma History From Osage Gusher
Tulsa dispatch reports Minnehoma Oil Company struck a 25 000 barrel daily initial flow in Osage Reservation section 14 township 26 range 8. The stream shoots 150 feet above the derrick, tanks not yet built, crews diverting flow into pipes. Three Pawhuska men hold an eighth each. Minnehama owns the remainder.
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Oklahoma
Big Osage County
Tulsa
Minnehoma Oil Company
Osage Reservation
Oklahoma City seeks extra funds for Platt Park and federal buildings
Oklahoma congressman J W Harreld plans to push additional appropriations in Washington for Platt National Park at Sulphur and for finishing the interior of the federal building in Oklahoma City. He also seeks paving around the weather bureau building and posts offices for Cushing Stillwater Norman and Pauls Valley. He cautions that overall federal budgeting may limit new building allocations.
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Oklahoma City
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Federal
Weather Bureau
J. W. Harreld
Washington
Harreld
Post Office
Epworth University
Mharreld
Cushing
Stillwater
Norman
Pauls Valley
War Department
Argentina Blocks Sugar Exports Despite Surplus
Argentina will not aid sugar shortages as Tucuman growers with a 50,000 ton surplus urge reversal of export ban. Labor groups oppose export, arguing higher domestic prices and keeping surplus for Argentina. President Irigoyen announced a decree to be issued.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
Tucuman
Irigoyen
Iragoyen
Order of Camels to Launch Two Year Anti Prohi Campaign
Milwaukee launches a temperance lodge The Order of Camels with a two year drive to repeal the Prohibition Amendment Milwaukee chosen as lodge number one due to its wetness Louis M Katecki city comptroller leads the Milwaukee officers and will be grand lodge officials until the first annual convention in June.
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Milwaukee
Order of Camels
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York City
Louis M. Katecki
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted By Special Agent Bart Smith
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a bowel tonic that aids regularity and strengthens the stomach liver and kidneys. It lists a price of 1.26 dollars per bottle and credits Bart Smith as Special Agent.
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Bart Smith
Adv
Notice of Application for Revivor in Woods Case
The State of Oklahoma to heirs and legal representatives of Lee Woods deceased. Plaintiffs will move by February 11, 1920 to revive the action against Woods heirs and representatives in the district court. Defendants are notified to appear and show cause why revival should not be granted. The Arkansas Gazette mentions Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman commenting on staying in America.
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Lee Woods
State of
Oklahoma
Oklahoma cattle breeders to meet in Oklahoma City
Breeders of registered livestock from Oklahoma and nearby states gather for a busy week March 1 to 6 at the Southwest American Livestock Show in Oklahoma City. Included are mid year meetings of Oklahoma Hereford, Shorthorn and Angus breeders along with a three day beef grading and handling course by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Texas
Co-Operative Livestock Development Association
John E. Swain
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
George Livingston
Bureau
J. W. S. Hutchings
S. B. Jackson
Harmiless Old Man Is What Turks Call Mehmed VI
Constantinople January 2. Rumor and public mood frame Mehmed VI as the last Ottoman emperor. The sultan, a gray bespectacled man with a beaked Turk nose, travels to Yildiz Palace for Friday prayers as crowds watch from the gates and terrace.
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Mehamed
Associated Press
Constantinople
Mehmed VI
Padishah
Moustapha Kemel Pasha
Mehmed
Mussulman
Yildiz
Pera
Bosphorus
Satis
Burning Question Grips Arkansas Gazette Readers
Fragmentary note from the Arkansas Gazette hints at a debate on burning topics and public burnings, mentioning Albany and journal references in a cryptic fashion.
Prickly Ash Bitters Advertises Kidney Tonic
Kidney weakness, bladder troubles and digestive disorders are all within the curative power of Prickly Ash Bitters. As a tonic for the kidneys and urinary organs it has proved its value. Price $1.25 per bottle. Bart Smith Special Agent. adv.
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Bart Smith
Adv
New Year Brings Changes at Oklahoma Statehouse
Oklahoma City January 1 reports personnel shifts at the statehouse. Joseph D. O’Brien returns as secretary to the governor replacing R. R. Christopher. George F. Clark becomes chairman of the state board of public affairs with H. V. Bird as third member. Max L. Cunningham resigns as state engineer. Robert C. Terrell succeeds him. Two court reporters’ positions are open as Rhea Thomas resigns from the industrial commission and C. C. Shaw moves to a downtown firm.
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Oklahoma City
Statehouse
Joseph D. O’brien
O’brien
Williams
R. R. Christopher
Superior Court
Okmulgee County
George F. Clark
Ben Lafayette
State Board of Public Affairs
Clark
Lafayette
H. V. Bird of
Ryan
Max L. Cunningham
Robert C. Terrell
The
State University
Terrell
Kentucky
Rhea Thomas
State Industrial Commission
C. C. Shaw
State Corporation Commission
Don’t You Forget It Chamberlains Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as improving appetite and digestion. It claims the pills move the bowels without pepsin or digestive ferments and help the stomach function naturally.
Raids Continue in Chicago Across DOJ Sweep
Chicago January 3 information reports ongoing Justice Department raids with about 21 men in custody. Authorities say a majority face deportation and harsher charges as part of the operation.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
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Guaranty State Bank
A. L. Bowles
First National Bank
Col
J. W. Davis Cries
Ence
Skirvin Hotel
Tuskegee
Ala
Department of Records and Research
Tuskegee University
Alabama
Skepee
Gerado
Florida
South Carolina
Ested
Minnehama Company
Albert Jackson
J. H. Horton
Dr. Carson
G. H. Getty
Los Angeles
No. 1
Myers Dome
Myers
Oklo
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
San Francisco
Denver
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Carry On Association
Carry On Clubs
38Th Street
Madison Avenue
American Legion
Carry On
South America
Green- Ville
Piedmont
Josephine Collins
Richmond Sealley
Sampson Sealley
Solomon Sealley
Minnie Immotochey
Alexander Berkman
Emms Goldman
America
Arkansas Gazette
State of Oklahoma
Frisco
Tia Salone
Bob Duncan
Albany
Texas Electric Railway
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