Territory Notes Roundup of Oklahoma Indian Territory items
A compilation of notes reports Mrs. Georgia Keaton as Marlow postmaster, a large tire bell for South McAlester, labor and political activity in Muskogee, potato plans near Wapanucka totaling 700 acres with $35,000 expected value, Claremore’s State Herald editor Dr Emmett Starr, new Caddo brick building, land sales for townsites, statehood lobby trips, Indian Territory court rulings on leases, Creek allotment provisions, election-day incidents, Debs in Muskogee, Ardmore Hargrave debate, Muskogee school counts, Eufaula ferry project, Tulsa church and pipeline developments, and Chickasaw school warrants payment starting March 13.
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Georgia Keaton
Marlow
South McAlester
Muskogee
Wapanucka
State Herald
Claremore
Emmett Starr
Caddo
Manning
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Washington
Wright
L. C. Featherston
Featherston
I. T
Congress
Helen
Jesse McDermot
Okemah
McIntyre
McAilester
Outh McAlester
McAlester
Eugene V. Debs
Indianola
Hargrave
Ardmore
Chamber of Commerce
Eufaula
Tulsa
Brooke
Guthrie
Lehigh
Standard Oil Company
Bartlesville
Cleeland
United States Indian
Shoenfelt
Thornton Announces Candidacy for Ada Alderman
A. K. Thornton announces his candidacy for alderman after solicited support from friends and businessmen. He notes four years of public service and generous contributions to local enterprises while urging Democrats of Ada to consider his loyal and unselfish town service.
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A. K. Thornton
Thornton
Ada
Ada Town Election Notice on Annexation February 1905
Notice from Ada Oklahoma Territory Town Council announcing an April 1905 election to decide whether to annex specified outside territory to the town limits. It records the February 22 1905 council action and directs the recorder to publish the call to voters.
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Ada
I. T
Indian Territory
Municipal Corporation of
Municipal Corporation
S.E
E. W
N. E. Tof
N. E
N. W
N. R
S. E
BR. Rot
N.R
Recorder
I. M. King
G. F. Johnson
J. FE. Johnson
Weather disrupts meeting. Thursday gathering planned
Inclement weather kept the Ada commercial club and track growers from meeting Tuesday night. A new courthouse gathering is set for Thursday evening at 7 o clock to discuss plans and involve all interested. Letter from Franks notes spring promises, farming plans, and local social events. Farmers Union reports forty members with potential growth. The Ada veterans held a Sunday meeting and discussed the Chickasaw Reunion in July, electing a committee and delegation to Louisville. Tip Denton of Stonewall visited Ada today.
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Court House
Pump Smith
W. D. Baker
Franks
J. Hardin
Frank Hardin
Fred Martin
Rossie Wallace
Sarah
Mattie Hardin
Ada Baker
Miss Martin
Sam Hodges
Len Williams
Len
Wallace
Farmers Union
Ada
Sons and Daughters
Commercial Club
J. M. Doss
Charles E. Davenport
Sam H. Hargis
W. H. Fisher
Wm. L. Byrd
Louisville
W.H. Fisher
S. H. Hargis
A. J. Looper
G. Duncan
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Territory Notes
The
Ada News
Bill
Tip Denton
Stonewall
Cox-Greer Dry Goods Co
A. F.C
Delhi
Madras
India
Royal Worcester
Armorside
Monarch
Sale
Cluett
Cox-Greek Dry Goods CO
Ada, Ind
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