Conway Cutlets and Local Farm News Amid Storms
Rain hampers farmers battling crab grass as Higgins & Odon plan to move stock to Francis once a house is vacated. The two story lodge plan follows. A Prairie dog town grows as post master Sumpter endures storm caves. Geo Bowlin, killed by lightning at Ada on the 12th, was a local figure with ties to the Bowlin family. Harlan Laughlin is jailed for hog theft to protect crops. Crops on Buck Creek area show cotton in field. Stonewall trips discussed due to road conditions. Ada road remains poor after fencing fever. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Wm Gallespi. Frog Daws receives a buffalo tail for his medicine practice.
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Frm
Higgins & Odon
Francis
J. H. Sumpter
Geo Bowlin
Ada
R. M. Bowlin
New York Security Co
Harlan Laughlin
Marshal Chapman
Laughlin
John Price
W. H. Allison
Allison
Buck Creek
Stonewall
Wm. Gallespi
Frog Daws
Kulla Homa
Frog
Harry Cane
Indian Territory Postmasters Meet In Ada
About two thousand postmasters gathered in Ada for the fourth annual Indian Territory Postmasters association meeting. Officers elected include J A Butler president and R H Jenness secretary Ada chosen as next year’s meeting site for April 1906.
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Indian Territory Postmasters Association
Joel Butter
R. H. Jenness
J. A. Butler
Vinita
Okmulgee
F. S. Walker
Afton
JJ. W. Bayless
Sapulpa
T Love Harrall
Sterret
S.A. Douglass
Ardmore
Wewoka
Ada
Ada seeks annexation of 630 acres of territory
In Ada Indian Territory a petition by the incorporated town of Ada seeks court approval to annex 630 acres described by metes and bounds. The proposal, supported by resident residents and local businessmen, was approved by voters on April 4, 1905, with notice published in Ada News. A hearing is set for June 24 1905 at Pauls Valley with Clerks and Judge presiding in chambers and in open court.
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Indian Territory
Ada
State of
Arkansas
Indian Base
Meridian
Ada News
B. C. King
James E. Webb
United States Court
Southern District of the Indian Territory
Territor
Chickasha
I. T
Chambers
Contiguous Territory
Pauls Valley
Southern District
J.T. Dickerson
U. S. Court
Ind
United States of America
Southern Judicial District
C. M. Campbell
B.C. King
Ada lodge sends funds to Snyder O O F after cyclone
Chauncey received a letter Tuesday from A F Dening Noble Grand of the Snyder Oklahoma O O F lodge acknowledging Ada lodge contributions. Dening said the lodge would collect about 700 dollars, more than double any other organization, though the Idol Felks fared worse in the cyclone.
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Chauncey
A. F. Dening
Noble Grand of
Snyder
Oklahoma
Ada Lodge
Dening
Toe Idol Felkws
Tangled Money Taint in Indian Territory Gazette
A damaged line notes the taint on Rockefeller money and the difficulty of covering it with enough funds in the Indian Territory, implying investigation into the sources amid local commerce.
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Indian Territory
Mr. Rockefeller
Miss Natale Warren Named Chief Maid of Honor at Louisville Reunion
Miss Natale Warren of Vinita Indian Territory is appointed chief maid of honor for the Indian Territory division of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans and will serve in that role at the Louisville reunion.
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Natale Warren
Vinita, I. T
Indian Territory
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Louisville
Long Horns For Editors At Miller Ranch
Two carloads of longhorn cattle arrived for a June 11 entertainment. To meet quarantine rules they dipped horns by special order after disinfection was approved. Also noted are local health ad claims for Foley's Kidney Cure with a testimonial from Oscar Bowman. A separate incident reports Hickey fined $10 after a dispute over a cow impounding. Williams’ trial set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Guthrie
O. T
Miller Brothers
Washington
Beaumont
Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Foleys
Clark Prog Co
Mason Drug Co
Hickey
Walter Williams
Duncan
Williams
Herbine touted as remedy for digestion and liver woes
Cocoa and Rockledge News editor endorses Herbine as a purely vegetable, harmless cure for indigestion, dyspepsia, bowel regulation, and liver and kidney complaints. The note praises its blood enriching and invigorating qualities and reports marked benefits in the editor’s own family. Sold by Clark Orage Co.
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K. N. Andrews
Mgr
Cocoa and Rockledge News
Cocoa, Fla
Clark Orage Co
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IP. P. Simon
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