Urban drift and farming in America and Germany
The piece notes rising city and farm populations in both nations and cites Germany's shift from farming to urban life between 1871 and 1900. It argues better roads, telephones, rural delivery, and trolley lines reduce rural isolation and boost farm life, urging improvements in roads, education, and farm living.
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America
Germany
Philadelphia
South
Tobacco thrives in Bryan county claims Durant grower
In Durant on September 23, a local tobacco grower asserts Bryan county fields rival Kentucky quality. He says weed-free patches yield heavy crops and that with proper cultivation the tobacco can match the Blue Grass state in length, color, and weight, promising cheaper, better returns per acre.
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Kentucky
Mr. Darment
Bryan to Roosevelt in Detroit over oil influence claims
William J. Bryan telegraphed President Roosevelt demanding proof that Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of the National Democratic committee, was connected with Standard Oil and that the oil trust backs Bryan. Roosevelt had just endorsed Hearst's charges against Haskell. Governor Haskell pleased with Bryan’s defense and plans a campaign tour to Ohio ending in Ottawa, his birthplace.
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Detroit
Mich
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haskell
Oklahoma
National Democratic Committee
Standard Oil
Bryan
Hearst
Frank Monnett
Ohio
Taft
Mr. Foraker
Mr. Taft
Guthrie, Ok
Bryah
Star of Bengal Blown Ashore Near Coronation Island
The Star of Bengal, belonging to the Jaska Packers association, carried 45,000 salmon cases and 100 Chinese and Japanese cannery workers. Bound from Fort Wrangel to San Francisco, the vessel was towed to sea by two tugs when a gale drove it ashore on the west shore of Coronation Island. the tugs abandoned the ship to save themselves and all aboard were saved.
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Star of Bengal
Jaska Packers’ Association
Fort Wrangel
San Francisco
Coronation Island
Real Estate Sale in Guardianship Proceedings in Pontotoc County
Guardians of the estates of Stannarty Killcrease Filmore Killcrease and Agnes Killcrease announce private sale of described Oklahoma real estate following a county court order dated September 14 1908. Sale to highest bidder subject to court confirmation on October 12 1908 at 10 am in Ada with cash terms and written bids filed in the county court or delivered to Webb Ennis Ada.
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County of
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Stannarty Killcrease
Filmore Killcrease
Agnes Killcrease
Ada
Okla
Stamarty Killerease
Filmore
Asnes
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
C. C. Ry
Township
Eastman Killcrease
Webb & Ennis
Ligon v Gotchy in Pontotoc County Court
In district court Pontotoc County Oklahoma M W Ligon sues Lyman M Gotchy for possession of real estate and cancellation of leases and deed The defendant must answer by November 6 1908 or the petition will be taken as true and a judgment for possession cancellation and rents will be rendered Attested by district clerk Crawford and Bolen represent plaintiff Sept 24 1908.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontoto¢ County
M. W. Ligon
Lyman M. Gotchy
A. D
Crawford & Bolen
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J. W. Davis
Frisco Ry. Co
Annie Wilson
Frank Z. Holley
Commonwealth National Bank of Dallas
W. M. Baughman
J. F. Peck
Frisco By. Co
James Sparks
Oklahoma C. Railroad Co
Beck & Corbett Iron Cove
R. F. Kerr
J. D. Tipton
Singer Mfg
Herbert M. Quincy
Paul Gaines
J. A. Woolfé
J. B. White
G. L. Clement
N. B. Poole
H. C. Vaught
Son & Co
J. W. Hayes
Fowler & Co
Grant Gardener
Jessie McDaniel
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J. R. Bevel
G. W. Dallie
Mary E. Beard
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W. H. Coker
Mrs. Mary Robinson
Albert Martin
Central Coal & Coke Co
Harry Parks
Tobin
J. B
Giles
W. C. Rollow
W. L. Anderson
Albert Franklin
Joe Daniels
Naton Wright Vs
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Watson Bros
J. W. Walker
T. D. Dotson
D. H
Tapp Clothing Co
M. D. Chappee
Ada Title & Trust Co
Wade H. Allison
W. H. Grammar
Sam
Gay & Harris
B. F. Sullivan
W. L. Leach
Joel. Terrell
W. T. Cox
Dr. King
Sega Pei Muay Rita
Dr. Motts
J. E. Jones Drug Co
Prescription Druggiste
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R. E. Haynes the Hardware Man
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First National Bank of Ada
W. L. Reed
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