County Officers Move Into New Quarters on 12th Street
From Wednesday's Daily the county officers are in their new quarters on 12th street. County Attor ney Wimbish and Deputy J. W. Dean, along with others, arrange offices and dockets for the next term.
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12Th Street
Wimbish
J. W. Dean
W. T. Cox
A. P. Rhea
Supt
Pierce
Kerr
Kit Erwin
Cates
Lee Eddleman
C. C. Hargis
D. W. Sawffar
Zayda Campbell
Judge Barton
Fr. C. Sims
Sheriff Smith
Register of Deeds
Ex President West Knocks Tax Policy and School Costs
The article highlights J A West pacis Valley ex president of the state farmers union urging voters to weigh taxes against school improvements. He contrasts tax receipts with new schoolhouses and recalls Cruse and McNeal’s stances on farm relief during the panic while urging turnout for the election.
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J. A. West
Pacis Valley
State Farmers Union
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Infant Craigen Dies in West Sixth Street Family
The 10 month old infant Roy Craigen, son of Mr and Mrs John Craigen of West Sixth street, died last night at 11 30. The body was interred at Rosedale at four o clock Thursday.
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Roy Craigen
John Craiger
West Sixth Street
Rosedale
Bio Democratic Days Move Toward Pontotoc County Election
The Democratic campaign in Pontotoc County schedules two events before the election. A Saturday rally will feature Judge T H Doyle of the criminal court of appeals and support for the party. Lee Cruce will speak Monday at 10 o clock delivering his final message to voters before ballots.
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Judge Barton
Pontotoc County
T. H. Doyle
The
Criminal
Co Appeals
Lee Cruce
Deputy raids Jack Fork vice haunts near Ahloso
Deputy Bob Nester raided two vice establishments south of Ahloso, finding a booze shop and a continual card party. He routed about a dozen visitors, seizing beer cards a saddle and other items. He returned with warrants for several participants.
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Bob Nester
Jack Fork
Ahloso
Prohibition repeal campaign asks poll workers for $3 support
A letter dated October 21 1920 from Oklahoma City requests volunteers to work at polls on election day November 8 promising three dollars pay. It urges local option and high license measures over state wide prohibition and asks the recipient to sign and return an acceptance.
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W. H. Braley
Oklahoma City
Grandfather Clause Enforcement Takedown
Pontotoc County election board will enforce the grandfather clause at the coming election as directed by the state board. Similar instructions issued to other boards signal a new and unexpected turn and suggest the measures will be carried out.
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Pontotoc County
Dissolution of Lambert Harrison Brokerage Co
Notice announces the firm Lambert Harrison Brokerage Co dissolved by mutual consent on October 1 1910. H D Lambert retires and C K Harrison assumes all indebtedness and all outstanding accounts become due and payable to C K Harrison.
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Lambert-Harrison .Brokerage Co
H. D. Lambert
K. Harrison
C. K. Harri
Ed Boyle Campaigning In Town En Route To Coal Gate
Ed Boyle Democrat nominee for state mine inspector visited town for a few hours while campaigning near Tulsa. He cited labor leadership and two decades of Oklahoma service and predicted a 40,000 margin for the Democratic state ticket and defeat of the three Republican congressmen.
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Lem Mitchell
Ed Boyle
Coalgate
Tulsa
Boyle
Oklahoma
Huff brothers released on bond after Chickasha trial
Monday's Daily reports the examining trial of the Huff brothers at Chickasha resulting in Carl and Will being released on $500 bond and Lon discharged. A self-defense plea was entered and the disfigured man with a knife was allegedly attempting to use a gun.
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Huff Boys
Chickasha
Carl
Will
Lon
Cotton Receipts for the Season Pass Seven Thousand
By 9 am today the county weigher's yard had received 5,895 bales of cotton. Including round bale gin receipts, the total nears 7,000 and is expected to exceed it before week’s end.
Myers subscribes Ada Weekly for self and mother
S. E. Myers of near this city made the News a call Tuesday and subscribed for the Ada Weekly News for himself and his mother Mrs. B. E. Myers at Dayton Tennessee.
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S. E. Myers
Ada Weekly
BE. C. Myers
Dayton, Tenn
Hathorn and Forbess Blacksmithing and Wood Work
Hathorn and Forbess advertise a well equipped shop offering horseshoeing and wood work with a prompt trial. The business sits at a corner of West Main and Stockton.
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West Main and
Stockton
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