Tribal Tax Trouble Drives Out Six Herds in Territory
In Chickasha Oklahoma Territory on May 18 J P els District Internal Revenue Director reported orders from the Interior department to Duncan and All owners have received ten days notice under the law. The cattle must go as peremptory orders and cannot pay the tax. A recent decision holds cattle in Federal Government hands for unpaid tax are not subject to the ordinary process of the department of justice.
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Chickasha
L. T
J. P
Els
Internal Revenue
Interior Department
Duncan
Department
Department of Justice
Mission Rally Program and Indian Territory Exhibit Push
Readings and talks outline a Mission Rally at First Baptist Ada on May 1903 with speakers J. M. B. Gresham A. G. Washburn W. S. Wiley W. A. Callis and others. Also includes notes on Indian Territory exhibit goals and land use policy amid church and community activities and local baseball and news notes.
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First Baptist Church
Ada
J. M. B. Gresham
A. G. Washburn
W.s.wyley
W. A. Callis
J. F. Stanford
J. M. Gennett
J. W. Province
Bro. Lee
A. G. Washbare
J. M. Foster
Ed Cameron
Prof
Scott
Bacone
Cameron
J. M.foster
S. Wiley
E. A. Weesox
Com
Dead Man Found in Rock Creek Near Stonewall
Body recovered from Rock Creek below Stonewall last Saturday remains unidentified. Rumors point to Williams of Conjgate, a gambler associated with a railroad camp, with locals suggesting possible murder and disposal in the creek. Church ladies report thanks to Freeman & Co for aiding their Cumberland Presbyterian church last Friday. The Cookville Mountaineer notes Miss Whitney’s trip describing Ada’s rapid growth from pioneers to about 3,000 residents.
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Rock Creek
Stonewall
Largo
Williams
Conjgate
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Messrs Freeman & Co
Cookville
A Little Gale Hits City with Light Damage
A considerable little storm passed over the city Sunday blowing several houses off their blocks and causing slight damage in various areas. The heaviest rain of the season accompanied the wind and overflowed all culverts at street crossings.
Conway Items and Baseball Claims Debate
The piece notes Geo L Bowlin of Conway and a claim by Black Jackers over a tie game on Ross prairie. It mentions Spaulding 1903 guide as proof, cites Bosco and the Conway nine, and hints at public contention and derisive chatter among local groups.
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Conwayites
Boggie
Black Jackets
Ada News
Geo. Bowlin
Conway
Geo. L. Bowlin
Ross Prairie
Spaulding
Bosco
Goffs
Egg bearing bold gospel inscription alarms Texas readers
A May 17 incident in Blum Texas describes a hen egg with raised golden lettering reading Behold the Lord cometh Judgment is at hand Prepare to meet thy God. Reportedly seen by many. similar eggs cited in Waco and Wimberley. Bonham and Dallas papers note the strange sign sparking discussion.
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Blum
Tex
F. Lowe
Bonham
Dallas News
Pointer
Texas
Curiosities and notices from Ada era seek readers
Local items mention weather woes and a storm’s damage, court notes under the Curtis Act, leases invalidated for terms longer than one year, and a five year lease prospect with allotments. Post Master J. B. Young gains a $200 raise amid heavier duties. A stray horse offers a $10 reward, and church appointments in Ada are announced with invitations to attend.
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Mission Rally and Ltd
D. W. Baldridge
Coonerville
Col
Dew Wisdom
Muskogee
Baldridge Ee
Pe Gether
Indian Territory
Breeden
The
Christian Church
Convention of the Christian Church of Arkansas
Newport
American
Bill Lowden
Daisy
Ward McAlester
McIntosh
Ed Hodges
Howard West
J. B. Young
I. T
C. H. Martin
Jno. A Williams
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Wesson
Davis
Kerr & Lowden
Aaa
Joe Deckert
Main ST
Joe
CLARK
Joe E. Clark
Uncle Sam
Municipal League
F. H. Nowlin