Boynton Index Friday Morning Issue
The Boynton Index announces its Friday morning edition edited by Sarah Kirbey, proprietor.
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Newspaper
Boynton Index
Location
Boynton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
13
The Boynton Index announces its Friday morning edition edited by Sarah Kirbey, proprietor.
This notice records an entry as second class matter on May 6th, 1910, at the Boynton Oklahoma post office under the March 3, 1879 act.
Memphis Commercial Appeal commentary praises Jesus as uniquely perfect in action and wisdom. It contrasts Jesus with Plato Marcus Aurelius Confucius Buddha Mohammed and Aquinas, arguing Jesus’ teachings and life prove an eternal moral system. The piece asserts Jesus is divine, not merely human, and that his character and teachings surpass all others.
A special election is set for May 26 1916 in Boynton Muskogee County Oklahoma to decide on a gas and electric franchise for the Boynton Gas and Electric Company. Propositions include gas and electricity supply with street use rights and price regulation by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. Voting details include one polling place at the Catholic church ground in the First National Bank Building area with J L Henson and William Worley as judges and David Sugenthaller and Dixie Woodward as clerks.
A proposed initiative asks whether Boynton should grant a 25 year franchise to Boynton Gas & Electric Company through ordinances and resolutions. The measure seeks rights to lay maintain repair replace relay remove mains pipes pipelines gas regulators meters and related appliances for transportation transmission and sale.
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