Reunion committee expends funds for local event
The Financial Statement lists expenditures for a reunion committee including ads, labor, tents, dining rooms, drum corps, drayage, and decorations. It shows received from subscribers and concessions totaling 826.25, total expenditures 537.69, with a bank balance of 288.56 as of Sept. 17 and a suggested donation to the Confederate hospital at Ardmore or the United Charities fund.
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Daily Oklahoman
R W Simpson
D Loving
T W Wood
C Walker
R Martin
Lindstrom
D Love
F Cunningham
Banner
Madox Drug Co
Ramsey & Co
CD Price
Mary Price
JM Richardson
John Lyday Cook
H R Robertson
T Tisdale
M Rathsey
Moore
H Woods
L A Ellison
Veterans
Billings
R. R. Moe
T Walters
L Gibson
F Wells
Cook
Mary Cooper
Sodime
Foster
R Cruzan
Ada Ice & C$ Co
Robb
Rickard
McCain
S P Ross
W Simpson
Alcorn
Drayage
Johnson Lodging
Wright & Deckertt
G Knott
R Jones
S Thomas
D Miller
W Williams
Young
Brentz
Donaghey
Gilbraith
Shaw
Walsh Groceries
Hughes
Pioneer Tel & Tel Co
Germany
D Bell
Calvin
O Harris
J Warren
Cheney
Sledge
Lbr Co
K P Cement Co
W Davis
Areds
Confederate Hospital
Ardmore
United Charities Fund
October sale of Indian lands in Pontotoc County Ada Oklahoma
The federal sale at the Pontotoc County courthouse lists multiple tracts in Pontotoc County near Ada and Roff. Bids written to W H Reynolds with appraisements ranging from fifty to two thousand two hundred dollars. Terms include cash down and deferred payments with interest, subject to existing leases and appraised values.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
W. H. Reynolds
Harley Brown
Chickasaw
Steedman
Melvina Quincy
Choctaw
Roff
George T. Wilson
Township
Range 7
Josiah S. Walton
Ahloso
Amy Walker
Center
Tecumseh ,Walton
R. Kessel
Dana‘ H. Kelsey
United States Indian
Union Agency
Muskogee
Publisher's Report of Farmers State Bank of Fitzhugh Oklahoma 1912
The report lists assets and liabilities of the Farmers State Bank of Fitzhugh Oklahoma as of September 4 1912 including loans and discounts overdrafts warrants furniture and fixtures cash in bank and due from and to banks with total resources of 85077 67 and deposits on hand. J A Hart cashier swears to the truth of the statement before Notary E J Merritt on September 13 1912.
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Farmers’ State Bank
Fitzhugh
Oklahoma
Toc
J. A. Hart
E. J. Merritt
Gas finds near Ada promise growth for Pontoc county
Gas has been found two miles west of Ada with commercial quantities, signaling Pontoc county riches unfolding. The Ada find is deemed more significant than any oil discovery, foretelling Ada becoming a real city soon.
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Ada
Pontoc County
Stonewall News
New York State Labor Federation Opens 49th Convention
Delegates from labor bodies across New York gathered in Poughkeepsie for the 49th annual New York State Federation of Labor convention. The opening session will examine legislative measures affecting the working class in detail.
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New York Federation of Labor
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York State Federation of Labor
Oklahoma City Times Predicts Bull Moose Vote In November
The Oklahoma City Times analyzes how Republicans or Bull Moosers may carry Oklahoma in November. The paper notes space is tight and the editor remains confident, despite party cloudiness and uncertain outlook.
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Oklahoma City Times
Oklahoma
The
Times
Taft and Roosevelt Clash Over Assets Missed Dinner Pail Symbol
In the infighting over the defunct Republican party assets both Taft and Teddy overlook the full dinner pail emblem once used in campaigns. The irony of the emblem now raises tensions that are too hot for either to handle.
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Taft
Teddy
Knox Tales and Local Happenings in Gracemont
The article notes Sunday rain in Knox and a visitor from Gracemont, plus condolences for the death of the Stewart couple’s one year old child. It reports a successful Friday school exhibition and teaches about Mrs Alfred’s closing of her school to teach in Latta this winter.
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Knox
Mr. Ruskie
Gracemont
L. D. Harson
Stella
Alfred
Latta
Bessie Stewart
John Bossa
Ferris
John
Free Yourself From Prejudice Verse on Reason and Power
An essay-like reflection argues that complete prejudice-free thinking is unlikely yet highly valued. It suggests the nearly unbiased thinker gains personal power and clarity by examining every argument in the light of reason, stripping away early education and surrounding influences.
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K.arleigh
Ada
Okla
Rain brings good soil for fall sowing and worries bollworms
Heavy rain this morning improves ground for fall sowing of dios ing wheat and fall gardens. Cotton raisers complain as soaking fields hinder picking and raise concern of bollworm outbreaks threatening crops.
They Kill The Chill Nolens Tonic Tabules Tone Up The Liver
An Ada based tonic ad promotes a general system boost with claims of tone and new blood. Offered by Gwin & Mays for 50e with guarantee. Includes product name Nolens and references to a liver tonic for sale.
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Gwin & Mays
Ada
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