Debates on House Bill 150 and Oklahoma measures in session
In Guthrie Oklahoma on January 9 the Senate adopts a concurrent resolution to form a five member joint committee to study public buildings and institutions and report by April 1. House bills 110 and 114 pass without opposition while discussion centers on bill 150 and state tax questions related to Indian Territory. The session includes votes on a fire investigation report for the Norman university and movements to fund Ft Supply asylum with 210000 dollars, plus orders for future committee hearings and adjournment.
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Guthrie
Okla
Senate
Taylor
Ch House
Indian Territory
Vandeventer
Durant and
Oklahoma
Jones
Bense
Benhemy
Brown
Oklahoma Territory
Murray
Ross
Minery
Cope
Chappell
Logan
University At
Norman
Ft. Supply
Murdock
Pawnee
Sands
Beaver
Oklahoma City
Congress
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
House
H. F. Gifford
Rheumatism Claim for Dandelion and Sarsaparilla Mixture
An eminent authority at a recent meeting touted a Fluid Extrac Dandelion and Karyon with Sarsaparilla mix as a prompt relief for rheumatism backache and kidney issues. He cited long standing cures and noted many who failed with other remedies found relief, while a local pharmacist confirmed the ingredients are common, affordable and safe when prepared properly.
California and Oklahoma Bills Define Trusts and Penalties
Oklahoma senators Redwine and Davis push two bills defining trusts and restraint of trade. Redwine uses California and Texas models adding a state receiver and penalties up to five thousand dollars and two years in prison. Davis follows Sherman anti trust with prison terms two to ten years and large fines, plus penalties for conspiracies and false affidavits. Also notes a laxative cough syrup ad paragraph.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Redwine
McAlester
Davis
Bristow
California
Texas
Oklahoma delegation to press Garfield on Indian land restrictions
Senator Owen and Gore with Oklahoma delegation plan a morning conference with Secretary Garfield to push removal of restrictions on Indian lands. They have delayed Congressional moves hoping Garfield would back their plan, but Garfield has shown no inclination yet. A follow up meeting is expected to yield tangible results.
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Washington
Owen
Gore
Oklahoma
Gareld
Congress
Garfield
Nomination Nominations Move Through Senate Subcommittee
A senate Judiciary subcommittee approved reports favoring John Abernathy for Marshal Western District of Oklahoma, John Cottrell as judge Western District, Ralph Campbell as judge, and William Gregg as district attorney Eastern District. John Ellery and Grove A Port nominees face opposition. Porter related to Mrs Roosevelt.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Pinesalve Carbolized Antiseptic for Skin Burns and Cuts
Antiseptic pine salve with carbolic action marketed for chapped hands lips cuts and burns. Sold by Gwin- with emphasis on healing and inflammation reduction.
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Pinesalve
Gwin- Mays & Co
State budget notes reduced estimates for first year
The fragment notes the departments seeking appropriations and the corporation commission quoting 154 000 dollars as the first year need with a committee estimating further reductions. The text is incomplete but indicates a discussion on budget figures and reductions.
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Ous
Corporation Commission
Roosevelt predicts Taft landslide at Chicago convention
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s call in which he predicts Secretary Taft will be nominated on the first ballot at the Chicago convention and that the nomination will be unanimous. He cites state support including the West South Middle West and parts of New England and New York contingent if Gov. Hughes stays silent. An ad notes a Morris chair cushion mislaid on Stockton Avenue with return at Ada Bargain House near Grand Leader.
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Chicago
Record Herald
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
West
South
Middle West
New England
Mr. Taft
New York
Morris
Drayman
Stockton Avenue
Ada Bargain House
Grand Leader
Postoffice Safe Blown Near Chickasha
Urglars blew open the postoffice safe at Dibble Oklahoma last night and wrecked the building. About twenty five dollars and a large amount of stamps were taken. Two men were seen fleeing the scene and United States Marshal Tom Jurk departed to investigate.
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Chickasha
Urglars
Dibble
United States
Tom Jurk
Ring’s Little Liver Pills advertised by Gwin Maye
An 19th century styled ad promotes Ring’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness headache and skin cleansing. The price is 26 cents and it is sold by Gwin Maye & Co.
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Gwin Maye & Co
Partnership Notice for W. M. Freeman and Company Ada OK
Notice proclaims a general partnership between William Mitchell Freeman and Andrew Kelly Thornton trading as W. M. Freeman and Company in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Partners listed with residences Pauls Valley and Ada. dated December 16 1907 with notarizations by R. L. Sheegog and Geo. Thompson. guardianship mention H 7th Judicial District court action in Roff Oklahoma December 23 1907.
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William Mitchell Freeman
Andrew Kelly Thornton
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
William Mitchel Freeman
Andrew Kelly Tornton
Oklaho Garvin County
William Mitchell
Freeman
R. L. Sheegog
State OF Oklahoma
Geo. Thompson
Nutry
District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District
Okla
Roff, Okla
Calvin C. Perry, JR
Calvin C. Perry
Guardian
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Henry Johnson
Brownlee
Bellamy
Stanford
Secretary of State
Attorney General
The
Thomas
Gold State
Iwin, Mays & Co
Abernathy, Cottrell and
Campbell
WR. Roosevelt
Dibble, Ok
S. S. Bail
Raverewood
W. Ve
Kodol
O. Dewitt & CO
Crescent Drug Co
Dr. Nolen
Harri Lotel
Thomas A. Edison
Ramsey’s Drug Store
Studebaker
W. C. Rollow
Hill's
Southwest
Hill's Business College
W. Main St