Real estate listings near Ada and Roff with varied parcels
Ads describe several land and house parcels around Ada Roff and North Broad featuring 3 to 6 room frame houses, farm land from about 6 to 60 acres, pasture and bottom land, improvements including wells and outbuildings. Prices range from 26 to 125 dollars per acre with terms. additional notes mention a moved office on North Broad Street.
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Ada
Norschool
Steedas
North Broad of
Gun West Street
North
Versailles Peace Treaty Enters Effect In 4:15 PM Ceremony
AP reports that the treaty of Versailles for peace with Germany took effect at 4:15 PM in Paris with Von Lersner signing the protocol at 4:09 and the ceremony ending at 4:16. It notes which powers ratified and that the United States had not.
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Paris
Germany
von Lersner
Foreign Ministry
Scapa Flow
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Bolivia
Guatemala
Peru
Poland
France
Slovakia
Siam
Uruguay
United States
China
Wilson
United States Senate
Versailles
Versailles Palace
League of Nations
After Armistice Prices Rise and Call for Self Checks
The article argues profiteering lifts prices postwar despite crude oil costs not rising, urging individuals to confront dealers who overcharge. It notes slight price drops since August and calls for national cooperation to solve postwar cost-of-living issues, praising small property owners as vital to American civilization. Ames, in Oklahoma City for rest amid U S Steel work, says he plans to return to private life when duties allow.
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United States
Ames
Oklahoma City
United States Steel Corporation
Oklahoma
Native plants offer new food sources say North Dakota expert
Dr. Jin C. Gilmore of the North Dakota Historical Society reports that wild plant life in North America could provide native foods from water lilies to roots and nuts. He cites a 1916 crop value and notes Indians taught early domestication of certain species including pecans and grapes.
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Bismarck
N.D
Jin ° C. Gilmore
North Dakota Historical Society
North America
Thmerican Bureau of Ethnology
Gilmore
America
Western Hemisphere
United States
Gil- More
Capital and labor clash over steel woes in Ames speech
C B Ames, assistant to the U S attorney general, told 500 Chamber of Commerce members that organized capital is a greater menace than organized labor. He blamed the United States Steel Corporation for economic ills, praised J L Lewis and William Green, and urged action against foreign language propaganda.
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Oklahoma City
United States Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
William Green
Elbert H. Gary
C. B. Ames
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Ames
J. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
E. H. Gary
Wilson
Lenine
Trotzky
New York
America
Department of Justice
County Agent Reports Yearly Farm Club Profits Total
J B Hill Pontotoc County agent presents annual report highlighting gains across multiple clubs. figures show net acre profits and combined totals for Cotton Corn Peanut Grain Sorghum Potato Wheat and Pig Breeding plus farm visits meetings and miles traveled.
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J. B. Hill
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma tops states in tips from public servants
An Oklahoma city leader praises local tipping culture, claiming Oklahoma ranks first for tips to public servants and Muskogee tops nearby cities in liberality. He notes hotel industry ties, ongoing generosity beyond holidays, and that tips reflect local prosperity with men often tipping more than women. He urges readers to contact Esser for more information.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Okutuigeée
Statler
Kagadpoin
Musi
Niy
Tips
Walter
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