Proclamation Opens Indian Lands in Oklahoma to Settlement
The federal proclamation announced the opening of ceded lands in Oklahoma to settlement under homestead and townsite laws. Registration runs July 10 to 26 at Reno and Lawton land offices, with drawing to determine order of entry for the 60 day opening starting August 6. Details cover eligibility, certificates, agent rules for veterans, and safeguards to ensure fair draws and orderly settlement.
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Washington
McKinley
Oklahoma
United States
Reno
Lawton
Homstead
el Reno
United States Land Office
O. T
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
General Land Office
Injunction Sought Over Kiowa Comanche Apache Lands
An Oklahoma City report notes an imminent injunction filed before Judge Irwin in El Reno to restrain opening Kiowa Comanche Apache lands. Plaintiffs accuse officials of unlawfully wresting Indian lands from them despite presidential proclamation and congressional act.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Irwin
el Reno
Registrar of the Land Office
Congress
Desirable 300 Acre County Tract Near A and M College Road
W R Cavitt offers 300 acres adjoining the A and M College road described as extra good hill land and beautifully located. Proximity to two main railroads and future Bryan developments including a railroad shop, Arceline Convent, Free Will Baptist College, Central Texas Fair and a cotton factory are cited as factors boosting value.
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A. and M. College Road
Bryan
College
Arceline Convent
Free Will Baptist College
Central Texas Fair
W. R. Cavitt
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