Bryan Ballot Guidance Urges Straight Democratic Ticket
A historical notice urges voters in Oklahoma to cast a straight Democratic vote by marking the rooster on the ballot to ensure Bryan’s majority. It warns against scratching and explains that voting straight Democratic will also elect two Supreme Court judges from the slate, with one mark covering all Democratic nominees.
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Bryan
Bryan Ia
Bryans
Oklahouse
Ste
Supreme Judge
Supreme Court Judicial Fle Trie
Date Change For Devil Company Visit This Week
Manager Dietrich received notice that The Devil Company will perform here Thursday night instead of Wednesday and instead of the advertised Saturday. An advance agent reported the panel and location are set, with preparations underway for the shift in schedule.
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Dietrich
Devil’ Company
Anadarko Attraction Brings Crowded House To Town
The company behind a New York run of twelve weeks appears in Chicago for six shows and Denver last week adding three matinees to meet demand. The forthcoming local presentation features special scenery with Dietrich securing the booking and Anadarko praising the attraction. Expected crowd size is near standing room Thursday night.
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New York
Chicago
Eand
Denver
Dietrich
Anadarko
One of Labor's Heroes Timothy Quinlan Sacrifices Life
The piece honors Timothy Quinlan a railway switchman who died saving passengers and cargo on February 21 1904. Despite an open switch at high speed he acted to avert disaster but was killed, his body thrown onto an adjacent track in front of a moving engine.
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Timothy Quinlan
Herolomm
Edward AL Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Talk Way
Mr. Moweley
Time's Forelock Boy Visits Ranch For Vacation
A small boy travels to North Dakota to spend vacation at a ranch. The visit marks a second season at the place where he learned to ride western ponies and where Theodore the ranchman plans to meet him. A hastily written postal card hints at the boy's excitement and expectations.
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Darkota
Esque Place
North
Theodore
Untitled Troubled Reflection Columns and Jokes
A collage of whimsical and reflective vignettes spans seasons and social fodder. It weaves romantic misgivings with light humor about weddings, fashion, and etiquette, including a joking exchange on approaching a woman and a quip about Heaven as a “happy home.”
GOOD SHOWING Consolidated list of prize winners and contenders
Contested items include squash cabbage white corn pumpkin wheat onions beets sorghum cotton sweet potatoes cucumbers apples and other crops with numerous named competitors such as A A Langston E J Phillips J T White W H Roseberry G A Preston and S D Johnson. The document records first second and third place awards across many categories from a fair or exhibition, reflecting broad agricultural pursuits and local participation.
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Acton
R. H. Sickes
A. A. Langston
Lowery
Shell
E. J. Phillips
J. T
W. H. Roseberry
R. E. Scales
W. H Roseberry
John, Benleh
A. A. Dunlap
C. Schilitz
Jack Mc Clain
Jack McClain
J. P. Reed
Cache Creek Mission
S. D. Johnson
Gordon
Dickison
N . Dickinson
G. A. Preston
C. B. Wameley
C.B. Wameley
Paul Oelke
Nickson
Farm exhibit winners list with many names
A long list of prize names and winners from an agricultural show appears, naming individuals such as H J Kennedy S F Lowery R KE Seales Mra D F Davis Sam Shank S J Kin nebrew S E Shill H FE Gordon J E Philippi Ward Wamsley Mrs D Volmer Roy Mason C Schlitz Mrs Sarah Carter H Schultz J S Coen and others for various produce like grape jelly butter bread and peaches. A brief quoted exchange ends the clipping with a remark by young Mr Kallow about growing facial hair and Miss Pert commenting on future changes.
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H. J. Kennedy
S. F. Lowery
F. Davis
F. Davie
S. J. Kinnebrew
S. J
Kinnebrew
S. E. Shill
H. FE. Gordon
T. C. Gordon
J. E. Phillipi
J. EB. Phillipi
J. Bi. Phillipi
J. E. Philipi
Ward Wamsley
Ward Wemsley
Ward
Wamsley
Ward Wameley
D. Volmer
Roy Mason
C. Schlitz
C. Schlitt
Sarah Carter
H. A. Shultz
C. F. Widdick
F. Buchanan
A. Faultz
M. A. Faultz
Coen
World's Largest Orchards Near Berlin Reaches 18000 Acres
The orchards at Werder near Berlin cover about 18000 acres and extend without interruption. They produce roughly 48000000 pounds of apples and pears annually.
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Werder
Berlin
Bids Sought on Inherited Indian Lands with Lease Notes
Auction notice outlines parcels in multiple townships including NW4a Seo and SEN 21 with lease expirations. bids must be in sealed envelopes to Ernest Stecker U S Indian Agent, addressing to the undersigned with the words Bids on Inherited Indian Land. Some land is leased and sales will be subject to each lease. deeds by allottees require Interior Secretary approval.
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Secretary of the Interior
Ernest Stecker
U. S
Woman of the Kaffirs and Household Roles
The Kaffira hold that a woman is a necessary appendage to a household, performing the housework while men tend the cattle. Marriage ages vary, but the youngest and most attractive girls often marry older, wealthy men. A man need not stress over winning Lo’s favor as her likes and dislikes matter little.
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Heaven
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