Bid for East Central Normal Building Ada Oklahoma
The State Board of Public Affairs will receive sealed proposals by September 7 1909 for erecting and completing the East Central Normal School building at Ada Oklahoma. Plans and specifications by Charles H Sudhoeler Co Muskogee are available at designated offices. Proposals must be in duplicate on architect forms with a 5 percent certified check. the board may reject any or all proposals.
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State Board of Public Affairs
Uoon
East Central Normal
State Board of Regents For Normal
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Chas. H. Sudhoeler & Co
Muskogee
Okla
East Central Normal Building
Victor E. Harlow
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Verification
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. It offers $100 to any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Confederate Second Bats Sessions Held in Chickasha
Gen Richardson presided as United Confederate Veterans met in Chickasha with a full hall. Col Gilmer discussed the Confederate Home fundraising and Ardmore quarters planned by Jan 1 1910, while Rev Carter Heim Jones gave the principal address.
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Chickasha
Gen. Richardson
United Confederate Veterans
Burnet
Ardmore
W. F. Gilmer
Carter Heim Jones
Oklahoma City
Last of the Choctaws to be stored to rolls
The Interior Department will not restore more Choctaw citizens to the rolls after Martha Hyden Georgia Hyden and William Swadley were reinstated under the Goldsby ruling. The move ends restoration for others as mandamus suits loom to seek enrollment and allotment in the Five Civilized Tribes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Martha
Georgia Hyden
William T. Swadley
Goldsby
Supreme Court of the United States
Kappler & MeriMat
James K. Jones
Washington, D. C
Department
Bonaparte
Hitchcock
Behal
Mrs Carlton Weaver and Mollie Jernigan Visit Carlton’s Parents
Mrs. Carlton Weaver and Miss Mollie Jernigan returned yesterday from a week’s visit with Carlton’s parents who are Miss Jernigan’s aunt and great aunt.
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Carlton Weaver
Mollie Jernigan
Carlton
Miss Jernigan
Death by Own Action Shocks Roff Community
Ad McCarty, an elderly resident four miles southwest of Roff, died by suicide using a shotgun. Dr. Orr and others found the scene, and the body was taken to town for burial at Dolbers Cemetery after funeral rites at the graveside. Rheumatism and kidney troubles were noted in the account.
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Roff Eazie
Ad McCarty
Roff
Dr. Orr
J. P. Jones
Alabama Prohibition Legislation Passed and Voted
A special session of the Alabama legislature completed its work by enacting drastic prohibition laws and submitting the measures to a constitutional amendment. The November election will decide the prohibition issue as the law bans sale and manufacture of intoxicants, while possession is allowed only in private homes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Legislacure
Alabama
Bootleggers Court Term Set for Shawnee
Shawnee Oklahoma-August 28 Hunter Johnson assistant county attorney of Pottawatomie county secured a bootleggers court term to begin next Monday with daily and night sessions. Scores of bootlegging cases will be tried as bonds run to thousands. A Santa Fe local agent warrant signals new effort to prosecute regulatory complicity.
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Shawnee
Hunter Johnson
Pottawatomie County
Santa Fe
Johnson
Railroads Fined by Commission for Order Violations
Guthrie Oklahoma August 26 The Corporation Commission fined the Frisco and Santa Fe railroads totaling 475 for various violations. Frisco charges include excessive rates for Bartlesville Vitrified Brick J R Durkson demurrage notice issues and fruit trees in small lots. Santa Fe fined 100 for delaying livestock shipment. Joint case with Hayworth Lumber and Manufacturing dismissed after refunds of excess rates.
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Guthrie
Corporation Commission
Frisco
Santa Fe
Bartlesville
J. R. Durkson
Korn
J. Chevalier
Commission
J. E. McFadden
Hayworth Lumber and Mannufacturing Company
Senator Roddie Made Initiation Into Kangaroo Order
A Daily article reports Senator Roddie was initiated into the Order of Kangaroos after attending a Sunday school teachers meeting. An incident in the jail yard involved a prisoner tossing water at him, leading to a verbal exchange with the sheriff over what actions to take.
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Senator Roddie
Sgneual
iMethodist Church
Senaor Roddie
Court House
Roddie
Mr. Roddie
John Brocker
Board of Agriculture wins fev er tick case in Lincoln county court
Guthrie August 27 The State Board of Agriculture action to eradicate fever ticks from infected Lincoln county portions receives a boost as Judge Robertson dissolves a temporary injunction. County commissioners aided by federal and state boards may proceed without a voter petition to dip cattle, clearing authority to fund the operation.
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Guthrie
Sate Board of Agriculture
District Court
Lincoln County
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Board of Agriculture
Board of County Commissioners
Thck
Robertson
Chandler
Board of Commissioners
Child Labor Law Will Be Enforced to the Letter
Guthrie reports Commissioner of Labor Charles Daugherty will rigorously enforce Senate Bill No. 11. The act bans underage work in factories theatres and hazardous sites, limits hours for 16 and under workers, requires schooling certificates, and mandates usable seating for young workers.
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Daugebig
Indians in Oklahoma Arrested for Repeated Land Sales
Wetumka August 28. Oklahoma statutes prohibit selling land while it is under legal dispute. John Harjo and William Buck, two Indians from Wetumna, were arrested for selling land more than permitted. The case involves Buckner Stidham allotment and a contested will. This is the county’s first such arrest since statehood.
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Wetumka
Oklahoma
John Harjo
William Buck
Wetumba
James A. Long O
Statehood
Peace Fleet Set for Pacific Voyage From San Francisco
Uncle Sam plans another Peace fleet of eight of the navy's strongest cruisers to sail from San Francisco in a week. The mission, described as friendly, will cover more than five months with side trips to Chinese and Japanese ports before gathering at Yokohama and returning home by January 19, 1910.
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Washington
Pacific
Uncle Sam
San Francisco
Navy Department
Yokohama
Hom
Enterprising farmer operates canning factory near Konawa
J E Fidler, a Progressive Farmer and Konawa Chief Leader, runs a canning factory three miles east of town. In summer he cans his own and neighbors surplus fruits and vegetables, totaling over 4000 cans last year and selling them locally. Such community institutions deserve full support.
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Konawa
J. E. Fidler
Missouri River Rate Case Likely to Be Appealed
Interstate Commerce Commission plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court from a Chicago federal court ruling on the Missouri river rate case. Attorneys say the circuit court misread the commission’s legal principles and expect the high court to reverse. The case involved setting reasonable interstate rates across widely separated points and would affect numerous intermediate-rate adjustments.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
United States Court
Chicago
Commission
Nublic
Grossup
Atorneys
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Taft Backs Postal Savings Bank Push
President Taft, in Beverly Massachusetts today, said he will press for an early postal savings bank system in his December message to Congress though he notes opposition. He aims to fulfill the Republican platform on postal banks quickly despite calls to delay until the monetary commission reports.
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Taft
Beverly
Wass
Congress
Republican Party
Senate
House
Monetary Commission
Cotton Market Advances Amid Mixed Global Prices
Galveston notes export prices up in New York and New Orleans while Liverpool slips. Middling spots rise to 12 1 4 to 12 3 8 cents with New York at 12 3 8. Port receipts total 3 648 bales nationwide. estimates suggest varied arrivals for Galveston and New Orleans. Warmer weather shifts to cooler Texas and Oklahoma may aid late U.S. cotton. Prices closed higher after uncertain session.
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Galveston
Tex
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Shawnee Lion in Wolves Clothing Fire Sermon Stirs Town
Dr L C Wolf pastor of the First Baptist Church of Shawnee drew a huge crowd at the tabernacle last night warning of eternal hell fire for the wicked. The Shawnee press lauds his bold stance as part of reclaiming the forest city from crime and devilry.
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Dr. L. C. Wolf
Shawnee
Tabernacle
Wolf
First Baptist Church
Siawnee
Oklahoma normal schools gain access to unexpended funds
Guthrie Oklahoma August 26 under Assistant Attorney General W C Reeves opinion funds totaling 128000 from territorial levies are now available to the normal schools for building equipment or maintenance as originally intended. Allocations include North normal 24178 Central 220112 Southwestern normal 19527 Langton 11000 University Preparatory 12550 University 14219 A and M college 11710 deaf school 9742.
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Guthrie
Okla
W. C. Reeves
John L. Mitch
Board of Normal School Regents
North Normal
Central No
Southwestern Normal
Langeton
University Preparatory School
University
A. & M. College
Deaf School
Miss Florence Furman’s Ada Visit Comes to a Close
Miss Florence Furman nears the end of her visit with Ada friends in Saturday’s Daily Sweet. She hosted playmates and a string of parties after returning home, following a week as the guest of Miss Enma Thompson and later the Rice sisters Corinne and Olive.
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Florence Furman
Guthrie
Enma Thompson
Corinne
Olive
Florence
Galbraiths Return From Lakeside Visit
Judge and Mrs. C. A. Galbraith return home after a season by the northern lakes. They spent a week with relatives in Indianapolis and rested at St. Joe Michigan and Chicago before coming back Friday.
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C. A. Galbraith
Indianapolis
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