Letters From Our Correspondents From Fitzhugh District
Dan Pemberton moved out near Fitzhugh. Mrs. Henry Williams ill with pneumonia but improving. I L Smith building a rent house south of town. Clay McKee away to Corpus Christi for health. J B Edwards on business. Callie Morgan visited home folks. Mrs E P Woodard visited daughter. Many with colds. Snow noted and ground hog jokes. School grades prize winners Alice Taylor Bertha Anderson. Chicken pox afflicts Alice Taylor Cecil Deatheridge. fear of smallpox rumors. ae -AMICUS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pemberton
Fitzhugh
Henry Williams
I L. Smith
Clay McKee
Corpus Christi
Tex
J. B. Edwards
Callie Morgan
E. P. Woodard
Bullock
Franklin
Bud Morris
Honor Roll Dominates Week Of School News
The report lists students on the Honor Roll including Dewey Anderson Forbie Lollar Pearl Moore Benton Scott Lenny Cope Lela Payne Clara Teel Ray Lollar Zelma Gibson Lester Eizi Smith Likie Wauson Lelan Scott Grady Gibson Lee Wauson and Sea man Gibson. Lee Wauson remains spelling champion with Erbie Lollar winning the orange in spelling and holding the honor of top speller. Benton and Lelan Scott close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Anderson
Forbie Lollar
Pearl Moore
Benton Scott
Lenny Cope
Lela Payne
Clara Teel
Ray Lollar
Zelma Gibson
Lester Eizi Smith
Likie Wauson
Lelan Scott
Grady Gibson
Lee Wauson
Seaman Gibson
Community notes from Maxwell and Mexico upheaval
A Maxwell farming community editor notes a doctor shortage after Dr Burns leaves. He cites sickness, a Sunday choir gathering, and a music-filled plea for families to visit. The piece then shifts to commentary on Mexico, condemning the Madero Suarez assassination and arguing Taft should not invade, stating economic stakes and a cautious U.S. stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Robertson
Madero
Suart
Mexico
Huertez
Suarez
Taft
Bucklen's Amica Salve Promises Skin Cure and Relief
An old advertorial promotes Bucklen's Amica Salve as a remedy for skin diseases burns and bruises. It cites John Deye of Gladwin Michigan claiming twelve years of illness and $400 in medical bills ended by the salve. The note recommends the product at 25 cents by G. M. Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin, Mich
G. M. Ramsey
President-Elect Wilson's Cabinet Picks Reported
Washington reports the final cabinet selections with William Jennings Bryan as Secretary of State and William G. McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury. Lindley M. Garrison would head War, James MacReynolds is Attorney General, Burleson Postmaster General, Daniels Navy, Lane Interior, Houston Agriculture, Redfield Commerce, and William R. Wilson Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
James MacReynolds
Tennessee
Albert Ss. Burleson
Texas
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Missouri
Commerce
William C. Redfield
Garrison
War Department
United States
Philippines
Panama Canal Zone
David Franklin Houston
Washington University
St. Louis
Houston
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Notice of Administration for J. M. Bradbury Estate
Letters of administration issued by Pontotoc County Court on December 21 1912 to the undersigned for the estate of J M Bradbury. Creditors must file claims within four months with proof or be barred. claims may be filed at the County Judge in Ada or at the Pauls Valley office of Carr and Field. Dated February 26 1913 and published March 6. Lee Price made a flying trip to Madil today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bradbury
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Carr & Field
Pauls Valley
Community Cooperation
Article on cooperative farming efforts and community collaboration in rural Holland's Magazine discusses shared resources, joint marketing, and farmer alliances to improve efficiency and market access. It highlights case studies from cooperative groups and practical steps for aggregation and support.
Taft Vetoes 113 Million Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
President Taft vetoed the sundry civil appropriation bill carrying 113 million dollars over a provision banning use of anti trust funds by the justice department in prosecuting labor unions and farmers organizations. The same session saw bills signing river improvements public buildings and agriculture. House overrode veto on the sundry civil service bill but Senate filibuster blocked re passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Th Department of Justice
Department of
Jbor
House
Senate
Poindexter
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Mark Fine
Sol
Orange
Apeller
Bertha Anderson and
Alice Taylor
Cecil Deatheridge
Faust
Amicus
Latta
Emma Cox
East Lanham
D. C. Berry
Oklahoma City
Egypt
Lanham
McCracken
Grandpa Palmer
Atoka
Abe Martin
Jim Floyd
West Lanham
Miss Griffith
Mesdames Stephens
Walp li
W.C. Jones
Ada
Lee Parker
Susie
Henry Medlock
Copeland, Sloan
the Securities and A Machine Company
Dallas
Vee
Sallie Sturdivant
Claude
E. A. Palmer
Fulton
Selph
P. H. Donley
Ida
Cora Palmer
Elmer Yancey
Sloan Palmer
Henry Bryant
Wilma Westbrook
Ora Vaden
Marie Westbrook
Winnie Floyd
J. K. Bottoms
Jim Ward
Egypt Cemetery
Rev. Smith
Mr. Basinger
W. N. Walpole
Dora Whitney
Rocky, Okla
T. W. Corbin
A. B. Davis
Walter Curby
Rebee
Sellers
Hot Springs
Ark
Earl Bryant
Clint Palmer
Fort
Ialee
Pontotoc
Men
ADA Commercial Club
Secretary of Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
William R. Wilson
Pennsylvania
War
Lee Price
Mad@il
Asa T. Ramsey
Vincenn
Parcel Gibbons Spur
Washington Blanchard Middleber
Tabler
Cornville Chickasha
Haile
Chickasha, Okla
Farm and Ranch Holland’s
Lieuallen & Schulte
Carney Bldg
Townsend Ave
Ada, Oklahoma
Elizabeth Ingram
Hell
Swanpland Medicine Company
Fred F. Brydia
Oklahoma M. & P. State Bank
Fred F. Brydia CO. Farm Loans
M. & P. State Bank
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