Checotah Post Office Bulletin on 1912 Campaign Odysseys
Fragmentary note reflects a rural Oklahoma readership discussing political energy and campaigns for 1912. Mentions Taft Hearst Tillman Bryan and 1912 prospects with local pride in Muskogee and Elk’s parade. References Missouri Gazette and U S Constitution.
Campaign Advice For Civility In Political Debate
The piece urges calm, courteous discourse during the campaign led by Bryan and Kern. It contrasts politics with business, warning against anger in discussions with neighbors and urging gentlemenly conduct to avoid a sour, bitter aftertaste once the campaign ends.
Where Are We At and The Nation Thinks Ahead
A reflective editorial urges citizens to judge the country’s direction after the Chicago and Denver party conventions. It laments excessive praise for flashy rhetoric, notes the crowd’s long cheering for figures like Blaine and Garfield, and critiques leaders who rely on hype over substance. It warns of misplaced priorities and urges sober national course.
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Oklahoma
Chicago
Denver
Haskell
Muskogee
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Mississippi
Dallas
Blaine
Garfield
Ingalls
Conkling
Ingersol
Watterson
Pendleton
Hendrix
Voorhies
Daniel W. Vorhies
Henry Watterson
James A. Garfield
James G. Blaine
Charlie Haskell
Bill
Pitchfork Ben
Chester I. Long
Elmer Dover
Charlie . Hunter
Shultz and
Proctor & Gamble
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Fragmentary OCR text reads as a brief notice from a Pr sinadidi chery region. No clear event or names can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Bryan
Taft
Willie Hearst
Pitchfork Tillman
Missouri Gazette
St. Louis
United States
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W. J. Bryan
John W. Kern
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