Oklahoma constitutional convention committee sails to Washington
The delegation from Oklahoma departs Oklahoma City at 5 PM over the Frisco to St Louis with Judge W A Ledbetter joining in Kansas City. They will travel via Big Four to Cincinnati and arrive in Washington Sunday morning to confer with Attorney General Bonaparte on the Oklahoma constitution and ratification issues.
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Oklahoma City
St. Louis
W. A. Ledbetter
Ardwife
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Big Four
Washington
S. W. ‘Hayes
Chickasha
C. L. Moore
Aid
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Thompson
Attorney General
Murray
Sturm
Washington City
Statehood
Jamestown
New York City
Niagara Falls
Abbott Township Officers Clarified and Roles Listed
The News outlines township offices and duties including Township Trustee Clerk Treasurer Four Road Overseers Two Justices of the Peace Two Constables. It explains board composition, tax levies, road supervision, and pay rates for meetings assessments and warrants, noting bridges under 20 feet built by the township board.
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Township Board
Justice of Peace
Corn and Cotton Prospects in Spring Farm Outlook
A rural editorial urges farmers to plan land use for corn and cotton, noting cotton as a money crop and stressing the need for adequate grain reserves. It warns of potential high freight costs if grain imports rise and recalls Joseph’s stockpiling to weather famine, urging planners to keep ample reserves.
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Farm Journal
rTsat
Pharoah
Joseph
United Sons of Confederate Veterans to visit Jamestown
General Brant H. Kirk and his staff announce that a large delegation of Confederate veterans will visit Jamestown. The routing for the Jamestown Exposition trains is published with details on the M K and T and B and O lines, stops, and ticket prices.
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United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Jamestown
Brant H. Kirk
Jamestown Exposition
Richmond
S. C
S. Louis
Cincinnati
Tvo
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Enor
MK & T
Frisco Sued by Government Over Cruelty to Cattle
In Tulsa May 18, the United States government files a federal suit against the Frisco railroad for cruelty to animals. The petition alleges two carloads of cattle shipped from Texas to Sapulpa were kept without food or water for 36 hours and 16 minutes. Penalty set as fine from 100 to 500 dollars.
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Tulsa
I. T
United States
Tolitly
Frisco Railroad
Texas
Sapulpa
First Warm Days Spark Spring Turnout Across Town
The piece notes the arrival of spring warmth as people shed heavy winter clothing and head outdoors. It comments on children enjoying the sun and the mood of the season, signaling a broader shift to outdoor activity and renewed energy.
Oklahoma constitutional convention envoys head to Washington
Ledbetter Hayes Moore and Thompson, representing the constitutional convention, depart Ardmore to present the convention’s stance to Attorney General Bonaparte. They aim to clarify the constitution and election ordinance while awaiting Supreme Court guidance and avoiding renewed convention sessions.
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W. A. Ledbetter
Ardmore
S. W. Hayes
Chickasha
Charles L. Moore
Enid
J. B. Thompson
Democratic State Central Committees
Washington
Bonaparte
Constitutional Convention
William H. Murray
Supreme Court
Pancoast
Buford
Herbine praised as liver regulator remedy in Texas notice
Mr C of Emory Texas reports his wife and children have used Herbine for five years to treat constipation and malaria fever and finds it effective. G M Ramsey sells the product.
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Emory
Texas
G. M. Ramsey
Political foes plotting to skew August election outcome
The Wewo Democrat claims machine politicians and bosses advocate irregularities to push the constitution through. It argues that genuine citizens are growing more determined to ensure the state’s success at the polls by opposing political rascals and supporting reform in August.
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Wewo‘ka Democrat
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Tops Health Crusade
The Life Insurance tuddle sparks public praise for Ballard's Horehound Syrup praised for coughs influenza bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. It claims wide use and invites readers to join the procession against sickness with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by G. M. Ramsey.
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Tuddle
Ballard
G. M. Ramsey
Haskell Club Organized at Lovelady School
A Haskell political club formed last Friday night at Lovelady School house. The county’s largest democratic club saw all attendees pledge support for C. N. Haskell of Muskogee in his bid for governor, with one member abstaining. The movement is described as strong in the county.
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Haskell
Lovelady
C. N.haskell
Muskogee
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Rated Best Remedy
A historical ad claim touts Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup as superior to all other remedies. The fragment suggests strong marketing language aimed at consumers seeking cough relief.
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Kennedy
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