Oklahoma Tax Debate Credits Democratic Growth Over Republican Ploys
Republican critics sharpen claims of high taxes while ignoring Oklahoma's strong eleven month record under Democratic governance. The state’s total nineteen and a half month expense runs about 1.75 million dollars with 950 thousand from indirect taxes and 900 thousand from direct ad valorem levies.
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Oklahoma
Territories
Friends of the People
Maine
California
United Sites
Ad Valorem Basia
State Board of Equalization
Mistakes of Mr Beveridge and Oklahoma Textbook Issues
In a national campaign critique the piece condemns Senator Beveridge for discussing Oklahoma state questions instead of national policy. It cites his claim about Wheeler readers and Indiana, presenting telegrams from Indiana officials and Wheeler Co. denying adoption. It notes Mr and Mrs James Stockton visiting Maryville residents and their return home.
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Severidge
Oklahoma
Aoue
Oklahoma Text Book Commission
Beveridge
Bartlesville
Indiana
Wheeler Book Company
Wheeler
State Textbook Commission
F. A. Cotton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cameron
Senator Beveridge
W. H. Wheeler &Co
Jas. Stockton
Maryville, Mo
L. T. Mo
Pheetera
Advertised Letters GENTLEMEN at library rummage sale
A local library rummage sale last Saturday featured many articles described as gold with more items promised for sale next. The list includes numerous names such as Johnie Bledsoe Aron Curtie J. Grijaha Harry Irvin Ernest Welch Martha Chesley Lala Fororrid Eva Hays Virginia Miller and others.
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Bledsoe
Johnie Benjamon
W. H. Choate
J. D
Clay
Green
Cox
Curtis
A. J
Curtie
Aron Grijaha
Francisco Irvin
Harry Marcum
J.J. Marcum
J. G. Meadows
Ira F
Rosa
James Welch
Ernest
Mr and Mrs Clark Home After Ottawa Visit
Mr and Mrs H G Clark and son Gerald with Miss Loriie Stockton of Clarksdale Mo returned home yesterday morning after visiting Mr and Mrs L T McPeeeters. O P Skaggs fine line of dried fruits at 224 E H Stewart Old Town had been visiting Ottawa Kan and returned home last night with his mother who will stay a few weeks.
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H. G. Clark
Gerald
Loriie Stockton
Clarksdale
L. T. McPeeeters
O. P. Skaggs
E. H. Stewart
Old Town
Ottawa
Kan
Trains Delayed by Washouts and Track Damage
Heavy rainfall caused trains to run three to six hours late today as tracks near Lawton suffered severe damage with freight cars ditched and sections torn up. Westbound and eastbound trains met four miles east of Ft. Cobb and reversed for the return traffic.
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Lawton
Deep Creek
Unsa
Ft. Cobb
Paveentara
Better Farm Demonstrations Planned Across Oklahoma
N F Ferguson, special agricultural agent, travels to Anadarko to outline government funded demonstrations on select plots near county seats to educate farmers in seed selection, cultivation, and crop yields. The program includes land donated for trials and cooperation from local operators, with Ferguson advising on corn and cotton. visits occur biweekly, with season end recommendations. Also noted are social visits and a Rock Island employee, Frank Thornhill, recovering from an eye injury.
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N. F. Ferguson
Minco
Agricultural Department
Anadarko Ar
Coe
Ferguson
Father Faador
Frank Thornhill
The
Rock Island
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Mise Mitchell
Bridgeport
Frank Callaghan
New Goode
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Stein-Bloch and Lampeck
Suits
Edwin Clapp
Thompson Bros