Oklahoma Republicans Indorse Taft for President
Guthrie Oklahoma January meeting of the State Republican Central Committee approved a resolution endorsing William H. Taft for president. Col. William Busby presented it, praising Roosevelt policies and Taft as nominee. A delegate convention was set for March 11 in Oklahoma City to select delegates and nominate seven electors. Bartlesville and Muskogee were candidates.
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Guthrie
William H. Taft
Oklahoma
Republican Central Committee
Ohio
Charles KE. Hunter
William Busby
McAlester
Republican Central Committee of
Wiliam H. Taft
United States
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Bartlesville
Muskogee
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old testimonial style ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh with a money back promise. The notice asserts F. J. Cheney Co along with local druggists endorse the remedy and offers 100 dollars for an uncured case. It notes product price and a suggested patent medicine regimen.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Price
Readers hear that catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises cure in all stages. Company offers 100 dollars to anyone it fails to cure. Toledo, Ohio trade name F J Cheney & Co. Sold by all druggists, 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
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Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Waldon, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Odeat
Pation
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
Hali
People's Party Convention Convened in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma January 8 F W Jacobs state chairman calls for a state convention he plans to have forty state representatives and senators join the organizing effort.
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People's Party Convention
Guthrie
F. W. Jacobs
People's Party
Removal of Coal Company Cases Scheduled for Hearing
Cases against coal companies in the McAlester field move for further hearing in Pittsburg County District Court under Judge P B Cole. The key issue is removal from state to federal court with the state represented by the Attorney General and Lewis of McAlester as assistant.
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McAlester
Pittsburg County
P. B. Cole
Fadesa
Generat
Genere Lewis
Haskell Denies Arkansas Requisition for Henry Starr
Guthrie Ok Jan 8 Gov Haskell will refuse the Arkansas bid to return Henry Starr Cherokee Indian for a Benton county robbery fifteen years past. Decision rests on Attorney General opinion and US Court rulings on similar cases.
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Guthrie, Ok
Haskell
Arkansas
Henry Starr
Benton County
Attorney General's Department
United States Court
Simlar
Bank depositors protection and capital tax bills in House
Washington January 8 lawmakers introduced measures including a national depositors guaranty fund funded by an eighth of one percent of average deposits and a one percent tax on paid up capital. Other proposals include statehood funding for Oklahoma and a Supreme Court building site purchase not to exceed eight million dollars. A federal deposit guaranty and treasury notes up to one billion dollars are also proposed to restore public confidence during financial strains.
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Washington
Fulton
Oklahoma
National Depositors’ Guaranty
Carter
Foster
Illinois
Littlefield
Maine
Capitol Grounds
Supreme Court of the United States
McHenry
Pennsylvania
Committee On
Treasury
Ada Cotton Exchange Reports Ginnings Through Jan First
Courtesy of the Ada Cotton Exchange the ginners estimate the number of bales ginned up to January 1 at nine million. The report reflects early season activity and market tone in Ada.
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Ada Cotton Exchange
Peveriimed
Labor foes Taft in New Hampshire AFL statement
Concord officials report the state executive committee of the American Federation of Labor issued a strong opposition to the nomination of William Howard Taft for president. The statement declares Taft an enemy of organized labor and an instrument of capital.
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Concord
N. H
Taft
State Branch
American Federation of Labor
William A. Taft
Organized Labor
Capi
Political Exchange on Writ of Injunction and Candidate Support
A fragment discusses opposition to a campaign method, arguing the writ of injunction was never intended to deprive honest industry of its personal rights. It claims objection to a single influential figure and warns against monopolizing support for a candidate.
The Mount of Transfiguration and Believer's Duty
A devout address argues Christianity is evident in daily life and works across Texas. It cites Peter and Pentecost, colleges, and Christian witnesses as proof, urging believers to act in God’s name and demonstrate the risen Christ through deeds. It closes urging ongoing service and outreach.
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Waterloo
Brussels
Disciples of Christ
Texas
Peter of Pentecost
Christ
God
Saul of
Tarsus
Calvary
Gibbon
Jesus
Christlike ascent promised for believers in Baptist Courier reflection
A Baptist Courier meditation urges believers to rise above weakness by heeding Christ’s call and following his example. It emphasizes humility, imitation of Christ, and living with the mind of Jesus to achieve community Christian fellowship and spiritual wealth.
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Mount of Olives
Calvary
Christ Jesus
The
Baptist Courier
Local Notes and Visits Across towns Mentioned
Community items list visits by W D Hays and family from Green or Stonewall. travels to Chickasha Tupelo Guthrie and Stonewall. court attendance by Sawyers and Meard. Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure advertised. Rev Kirtley to organize church in Stonewall. transfers and departures include J W Byrd Mrs J Scribner and others. minor medical and legal notes.
Mrs. Crotton Returns From New Orleans Visit
Mrs. A. M. Crotton returns Sunday from New Orleans where she spent the holidays with her father Judge A. P. McCormack of the district court of civil appeals. Invoice ledgers cash books day books and journals have just arrived at Holley’s Drug Store.
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A. M. Crotton
New Orleans
A. P. McCormack
Aircart Court of Civil Appeale
Holley’s
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad by M Ramsey Promises Health
An old advertisement touts Hel lister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it improves liver and bowels to boost overall health. It features M Ramsey as the seller and promotes tea or tablets as a remedy for wellness and beauty.
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M. Ramsey
Hellister
Rocky Mountain
Rovel relief touted for stomach issues in old ad text
Fragmentary item claims Gome and Rodel products relieve indigestion and debility. Mentions S S Bell of Ravenwood and Crescent Ores Ce but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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S S. Bell
Ravenwood
W. Ve
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Pitteburg
Chapman
ON Earth
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Dr. Shoop
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Konewe
Mre
Todina
Sonawa
Mre. A.M. Bills of
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Aire
A. D. Reed
J. B. Bobo
Appleton
Mr. Sawyers and
N. T. Meard “of
Stonewall
Bert Reed
Greenwood, Arch
Mrs. A. BD. Reed
W. C. Dencan
Tupelo
Robert E. Smoticheam
Will King
Tisheménan
J. W. Byrd
Kenawa
J. W. Hays
Roy
J. A. Marlin
Chickasha
Alice Salmon
Miss Williams
Tyrola
Zeb McCoy
W. H. L. Campbell
Jessie Parker
C. F. Orchard
Faanity
Muskages Their &Ture
John Scribner
Wall
Kirtley
W. L. Reed
Guthete
Harry Parks
Denison
Prof
Townsend
Frente
H. M. Furman
Joe Grandel
the Penge of
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District Court
Union National Bank of Kansas City
Ve. Penall & Ragiead
Lon Conley
Pete Ervin
Bud Harrieon
Stonewall Fe Attehe Iag Court
Oklahomea Baptist Journal
B. Harrell
L. J. Austin
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Meteor
Reed
Douglas Building
Ada, I, T
Das, Browall
Faust
Epperson & Dean
Attorneys-at-Law
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Reed-Douglas
Ada
Castleberry
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Crescent Ores Ce
Harrie Hotel
J. W. Nossette
Henry M. Furman
Attorney AT Law
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Duncan Building
Velathsefse
Attorneys AT Law
National Hank Building
Ligos & King
Physicians and Surgeons
Te Piret National Bank Bidg
J. D. Thompson
Emai Bank
Ada, Okie
C. A. Galbraith
Tom D. McKeon
Galbraith & McKeown
Citizens National
Benz Ada
Granger
Dat'h
Arkans
Lereeman Bidg
Ada, i. T
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the National Real Estate Exchange
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Rollow Building
C. Menn
Webb & Ennis
First National Bank
Sohn L McCoole
Maye
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