Oklahoma Senate passes key bills for state institutions
Clint Graham and Campbell Russell opposed the New Jerusalem plan but failed as the Senate advanced six state institution bills to third reading. The measures include new schools and asylums, a technical training school, and a negro industrial school, plus bonds and land sales to fund public buildings. Additional appropriations were approved for the pure food commission, heating at Weatherford normal, state election board, and university maintenance, while codification work shifted to a private printing company under state supervision. Paul Kaiser returns to Anadarko after selling a pool hall and considering openings in Claremore.
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Guthrie Okla
Bille
Senate
Clint Graham
Campbell Russell Suthorn
New Jerusalem
Theane
Vinita
Girls’ Industrial School
Chickasha
Sulphur
University Preparatory
Claremore
Pure Food Commission
Weatherford Normal
State Election Board
Halochee Institute
Taft
State University
Pipes-Reed Book Company
Kansas City
Iowa
Pies-Reed Comany
Th Publishing Company
Ed Imon
Child Hurt by Nail Incident in West Broadway
Two year old John Triplett son of Jas Triplett on West Broadway injured by a nail Sunday evening. He is seriously ill but no dangerous developments yet. Dr. Anderson attends the child.
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John Triplett
Jas, Triplett
West Broadway
Dr. Anderson
Twin Hells Prison Show Heads to Dietrich Tonight
Opera House presents real prison scenes from Witherell’s penitentiary in a van show at the Dietrich. It promises direct sight and sound of penitentiaries, offered to the public with tickets 20, 30 cents and 10 cents for children. County Commissioner C. C. Fisher of Dutton arrived by neat-bound Wednesday morning.
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Witherell
Twin Hells
Dietrich
Canvans
C. C. Fisher
Dutton
For Sale Eight Room House In Summer Kitchen Good Location
For sale an eight room house with a well finished interior and summer kitchen in a good location. Price may go quickly at 2100 dollars. Another four room house offered for 950 dollars. Williams and Sharp represent the Reece Agency.
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Wold Quick
Williams & Sharp
Reece Agency
Notice of School Meeting Anadarko Kiowa Agency 1909
Notice is given for a meeting of all qualified school electors in Anadarko Territory Kiowa Agency to nominate one member of the Board of Education for a two year term. The gathering occurs at the old Methodist parsonage on Saturday March 15 1909 at 2 90 P M. Committeeman Jos Conley and Board of Education members As E Cleveland B J Buenanan witness the notice.
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Anadarko
Old Methodist Parsonage
Kiowan Agency
Board of Education
Getting Busy to Secure Better Train Service North of Anadarko
W. F. McCracken of the Commercial club travels to northern county towns to circulate a petition aimed at securing improved rail service. The petition will go to W. F. Tinaman, manager of Rock Inland railroad, seeking two daily trains north of Anadarko and two toward the towns north, to improve access to those areas.
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W. F. McCracken
Commercial Club
W. F. Tinaman
Rock Inland Railroad
Anadarko
Points North
Tilton Buys Waurika Paint Shop Building
H M Tilton editor of The Tribune purchased from W H Divers the Sixth street building housing Stratton Son paint shop, with a report of moving The Tribune office into the new property dismissed by Tilton. Mrs W F Baker returned to Fort Cobb. Henry Smith remains ill and bedbound.
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B.C. Schlitt and
Williams & Sharp
H. M. Tilton
The
Tribune
W. H. Divers
Waurika
Sixth Street
Stratton & Son
Tilton
A Good School to Enter
A Good School to Enter emphasizes thorough practical courses and competent instructors. It cites Chickasha business College's five year record of hundreds of successful graduates and strong demand for its students, urging careful investigation and prompt action and inviting requests for its upcoming catalogue.
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Chickasha Business College
Clove Trees Thrive Only on Zanzibar Islands
The clove tree flourishes uniquely on the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba where it stands as the main export alongside copra and ivory from the mainland.
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Zanzibar
Pemba
Grandson reports cow dies in devout grandpa tale
A four year old grandson of a highly devout grandfather bursts into the house shouting that Mr Martens cow is dead, claiming God called her home. The tale blends a child’s excitement with religious framing.
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George
Martens
Virgin Land in Cuba Mountaly Regions Mention Trade
In the mountaly regions near Chiba the text notes many eifees and walleye at euremely ferife Wwod with extadng peartienily before te ine of the Shan. The fragmentary report references natural features and species in a distant locale.
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Cuba
Mountaly
Chiba
Euremely
Harvest Thanksgiving Service at Port Teens Church
A harvest thankgiving service at Port Teens church featured the nave and windows festooned with feathery decorations and lighting accents. Worshipers joined in song as Cornwell led prayers and the congregation reflected on the season’s bounty.
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Port Teens Church
Cornwell
Feiingroy
Levator
Daily Thougre and Providence Usher Duty
A terse historical note reflects on Providence assigning each person a port of power and duty. The fragment contemplates one’s place and the modest path through life, suggesting a moral framework guiding individual effort and responsibility.
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Tryon
A Man's Birthday Comet Mentioned in Verse Note
A fragmentary item notes a birthday and a comet reference with a suggestion to celebrate a recurring century. The piece hints at choosing a day for achievement and mentions London and a Saturday date, but details are unclear and only a poetic fragment remains.
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London
Road to Success Amid Fragmented Advice
Fragmented OCR reads advise on progress and resilience. It mentions Left-Handed Eo and the notion of an average man pursuing success, noting personal effort and endurance on a dusty highway. Names, dates, and concrete places are not clear in the readable text.
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A & Seve Globe
Diplomatic Contemplations and Oceanic Radium Notes
Fragmentary text discusses sincerity in diplomacy, a long Russian journey to China, censorship as monopoly power, and mentions Benjamin Constant and radium depths. It preserves names and phrases but lacks a coherent narrative or clear dates or events.
Inspections praise Anadarko wiring and local truants return
Inspector L A Barley from Oklahoma City, the second from the Oklahoma Inspection Bureau, found Anadarko buildings well wired. He noted the rate book may not raise Anadarko rates as predicted. Tom Lilly and Willie Foliey, found by Joe Baker and Sam Woods near Gracemont, were sent home to Walters Towaday. Firearms were not returned. Contracting Evan builds a four room cottage on Kentucky Ave Highlands for W F Meuracken and D W Miller plans a two to four room home in Bath addition. Mrs Dora V Hall’s house rises west of Judge Phelps’ on West Oklahoma Ave under supervisor H D Bradley. Mrs EB Kelly of Lookeba visits with Mr and Mrs Chas Sime of Hinton and Mr and Mrs Tom Buckmaster of Sanger at Miss Mabel Carr’s.
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L. A. Barley
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Inspection Bureau
Tom Lilly
Willie Foliey
Joe Baker
Sam Woods
Gracemont
Walters Towaday
D. W. Miller
Bath
D. Bradley
EB. Kelly
Lookeba
Chas. Sime
Hinton
Tom Buckmaster
Sanger
Washington News Notes Affected by Senate Actions
Senator Owen gains a committee post to codify laws of the last Congress. Gore blocks several confirmations including John C. Byrd for Wagoner postmaster over Masonic concerns. Other appointments delayed amid accusations and questions. Government appropriations reach 1.044 billion with critiques of militarism and centralization. Oklahoma Republicans seek Interior posts. Cherokee allotments and Kiowa Comanche Apache land sales loom. (Continued on page 2).
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Washington, D. C
Owen
Gore
John C. Byrd
Wagoner
Byrd
Muasonic Order
G L Hamrick
Tuttle
Cleveland
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Minnesota
Tate Brady
Jack Love
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Washington
Davenport
Indiac
Secretary of the Interior
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Hatchett and Morris
Taylor
East Side
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State Trensurer’s
Williams and Chapman
Echols
State Auditor's Office
Strain
Yeager and
Allen
Yeager-Allen
Paul Kaiser
Ivy Schoenhoven
Opera House
Jos. Conley
As. E. Clevelana
B. J. Buenanan
Board of Edvecation
Raveripit
Wrgne.— Wrenaaween
W. F. Baker
Henry Smith
Lagrippe
Fort Cobb
Mr. Smith
Lowell
Moncow
Chineas
Estory
Henjamin
Evan
Kentucky Ave
Highlands Addition
W. F. Meuracken
Washington — News
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Interior Department
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