Endorsement for R L Williams to Oklahoma supreme court
A Bryan County bar endorses R L Williams for the Democratic nomination to the Oklahoma supreme court from the second district. They commend his integrity, leadership, and legal ability and pledge support if elected. The notice runs with other items including Cotton Congress details and local political notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Williams
Supreme Court
Supreme Judicial District
Oklahoma
Bryan County
Williams
the Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
A historical ad praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted, long used medicine. It notes its pleasant taste and widespread reliance over a long period and mentions steam sale context.
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Chamberlain
Ballard Snow Liniment Praised As Family Remedy
A testimonial from C H Runyon of Stanberry Mo extols Ballard Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and neuralgia. Ramsey's Drug Store is noted as a distributor. The text presents the product as a twentieth century family liniment and memory of the past.
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Ballard
C. H. Runyon
Stanberry
Ramsey
Good Words for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A local notice recounts testimonials praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy including a mother Mrs Edward Phillips from Barclay recommending it for her two year old daughter Catherine and for the mother who recovered from a cold. The remedy is sold at Ramsey's drug store. Bebee Items dated June 3 1907 note community updates and obituaries. Grandma Roberts died last Thursday after a long illness.
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Cotton Congress
Monte Ne. Monte
Ne. Ark
National Cotton Congress
John Martin
Paris
Texas
Ozark Mountains
Chamberlain
Edward Phillips
Barclay
Catherine
Ramsey’s
Mr. Pope
Maxwell
Rev. Colwell
Miss Floy Tilley
Hattie
Effie Hinkle
Grandma Roberts
Nora Goodsin
Mr. Stanger
Paroles Issued for Three Oklahoma Convicts
Gov Frantz grants parole to George St Clair from Woodward county for two years for broom corn theft Sabine Tucker from Woods county five years for forgery and Bert Burns from Kay county five years for burglary Burns once served with the Twenty Third Kansas in the Spanish American War and was backed by regimental members. A requisition is issued to seek the return of C Hollingsworth to Woods county for forgery two years ago.
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Guthrie
Okla
Frantz
Oklahoma
George St. Clair
Woodward County
Sabine Tucker
Woods County
Bert Burns
Kay County
Burns
Twenty-Third
Kansas
Nebraska
C. Hollingsworth
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A. L. Williams
M. D. Deck
Judge Wood
Pontotoc County
Ada
Interior Department
J. P. Wood
Center News Notes
Woodmen
Rev. Caldwell
Messrs Bolen
T. D. McKeown
J. E. Grigsby
Bolen
Haskell
Mr. Grigsby
Ed Lee
Walter Main
Washington
G. D. Deck
Vv. B. Hayes
W. H. Ritchey
W. T. Sprowls
J. M. Crook
S. H. Kyle William F. Semple
W. A. Durant J. W. Connell
W. E. Atterback Lewis T. Martin
E. B. Griffin
D. A. Richardson
J. Q. A. Harrod
W. L. Boner
W. H. Ferguson
W. J. Hannah J. T. McIntosh
T. B. Wilkins
B. A. McKinney
Ancient
Rome
Frisco
Feat Me
S.C. Treadwell
Scott
Gov. Frantz
Cherry
H. B. Nelson
I. T
Esunk Saume
Aces
Eeee
Eeeseeenanse
Harris
Capitol
Beard & Blanks
West Harris Hotel
Indian Territories