High sheriffs of the South back Tanlac in endorsements
Four leading sheriffs from separate Southern states praise Tanlac for health improvements. Ex-sheriffs C W Mangum of Fulton County Georgia and Charles I Lewis of Marion Arkansas attest to relief from nervous exhaustion and digestive issues. Archie R Anderson ex-sheriff Harris County Texas reports better sleep and appetite. S A Kelley sheriff of Ector County Texas cites restored energy, reduced rheumatic pain, and improved liver function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Tanlac
C. W. Mangum
Fulton County
Georgia
Atlanta
Chas. I. Lewis
Crittenden County
Marion
Arkansas
Horn
Archie R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Mr. Anderson
Houston
Adv
Town Changes After Prohibition Take Toll on Crimson Gulch
In Crimson Gulch the town's mood shifted after prohibition. Broncho Bob notes fewer frolics and funerals, reflecting life altered by the new dry era and the community’s loss of familiar revelry and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Gulch
Broncho Bob
No Sunday in Her Week
A child named Helen loves Sunday school and would never miss. Her family hid Sunday from her, but the secret leaked out the next day and she exclaimed that they had not put a Sun day in her week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Family Council
Indianapolis News
Boschee's German Syrup Ad Promotes Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy to prevent pneumonia and lung trouble by boosting sleep and morning expectoration. It claims fifty years of use and availability in 25 and 75 cent bottles through druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Cameo Cutting Brings Antique Trade To United States
Renovine heart tonic advertised with prices 50c and 1.00 presents a health claim. An early note mentions Cameo cutting as an ancient craft newly introduced in the United States. The brief ad style reflects typical promotional copy of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Not the Right Kind Hope On Town Lots Sparks Local Debate
Citizens discuss an option on town parcels with concern over whether it is a local or broader measure. The exchange hints at possible development or zoning implications, prompting officials to clarify the scope and potential impacts for residents.
State wide swindle nets banks big losses across states
Oklahoma bankers report forty two banks swindled of about seventy thousand dollars in a secret Texas probe. J Dawson Mathews and H R Evans of Commonwealth Trust Houston are jailed in Beaumont after transfer. Oklahoma attorney generals’ aides and local attorneys face charges in Stillwater and Ada as overall losses climb toward two hundred fifty thousand dollars across five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Charles K. Boardman
State Bankers’ Association
Houston
Texas
J. Dawson Mathews
H. R. Evans
Commonwealth Trust Company of
Mathews
Evans
Beaumont
Stillwater
Ada
Charles H. Garnett
W. F. Bland
Trust Company
Colorado
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Boardman
Commonwealth Trust Company
Texas Attorney General’s
Deserters in Oklahoma National Guard to be tried
Colonel Roy Hoffman orders over thirty First Oklahoma regiment guardsmen classified as deserters for failing to report. Deserters face possible death or life imprisonment and a $50 reward offered by the war department. Sheriff statewide hunts planned. families warned. Hoffman calls desertion a capital crime equivalent to murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
First Oklahoma Regiment
Oklahoma National Guard
Wilson
Roy Hoffman
First Oklahoma
Oklahoma
War Department
Hoffman
$8 000 000 Oil Deal Sealed By Paragon Refining
Toledo reports a deal valued at 8 million for Oklahoma and Kansas oil lands. Paragon Oil Refining aims to control a majority stake through J W Gilliland of Tulsa with C A Ash of Toledo as vice president. New company to be Paragon Oil Company of Oklahoma and Kansas. Four counties unite to boost food production with school district driven industrial groups in Clinton. Canton high school boys form an industrial brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Oklahoma
Kansas
Paragon Qil Refining Company
Paragon Company
J. W. Cililand
Tulsa
Gilliland
C. A. Ash
Paragon Oil Refining Company
Paragon Oil Company
Clinton
E. D. Foster
Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
Custer County
Canton
Cherokee takes Class A crown in interscholastic meet
Norman Cherokee led Class A with Bradley tallying five firsts to total 26 points while Hennessey topped Class B led by McGea with three firsts. Records fell as Wilson Medaford posted 164-5 for 120 yd hurdles and 262-4 for 220 yard hurdles, Bradley of Cherokee also set shot put at 45 ft 63-4.
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Norman
Cherokee
Hennessey
Thrteenth
University of Oklahoma
Bradley
McGea
Wilson
Medaford
Hugo
Oklahoma City
Enid
Medford
Cordell
Clinton
Ay Duncan
McAlester
Mountain View
Woodward
Dewey
Bartlesville
Billings
Madill
Anadarko
Prague
Blackwell
Byron
Port
Ryan
Perry
Ingersoll
Marshall
Jet
Pond
Maris Morgan
James Hulme
Elk City
Paul Laune
Cora Staton Marshall
Mary de Graffenreid
Muskogee
Milton Cohen
Marcia Jones
Thelma Roe
Guthrie
Esther Bruce
Margaret Stump
Josephine Wyatt
Ruth Sexton
Vinita
Gladys Hague
Esther Ann Roe
Cuthrie
John LD. Jeffers
Orris McDonald
Carl Thomas
Tulsa High School
Duncan
Tulsa
Louella Wynn
Vera Moody
Pauline Greenshields
Joe Graham
Walter
Mary Ellen Cochran
Wynnewood
Kenneth Corwin
Helen [Nnkeep
Edna Dalton
Broken Arrow
Freda Peek
Lalle Neal
John Deland
Clarence Willison
Lk City
Ponrea City
Sulphur
H. K. Hyde
Kristine Klostermeyer
Harold Boke
Paul Potter
Blackwall
van Sparks
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Methodist bishops assign 1917 18 district postings
Nashville Tenn The college of bishops of the Southern Methodist church announced the conference assignments for 1917 18 listing Bishop Morrison in West Oklahoma Clinton on October 31 and Bishop Mouton in East Oklahoma Durant on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
College of Bishops of
The
Southern Methodist Church
Morrison
West Oklahoma
Clinton
Mouton
East Olahoma
Durant
Enid Tragedy: Mrs Cross Killed In Auto Crash
Mrs Martin Cross of Enid was instantly killed when an automobile accident two miles south of town threw her and her husband, traveling salesman, and their two sons aged 5 and 7 from the car. The husband remains unconscious and the boys sustained only minor injuries. The crash is believed caused by striking a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Martin Cross
Here
Cross
Tick Quarrel Settled in Oklahoma Cooperation Formed
President Frank M. Gault announced a satisfactory arrangement for full cooperation between the Oklahoma state board of agriculture and the federal department of animal industry to eradicate fever ticks in Oklahoma and later tackle hog cholera and tuberculosis, following a conference with Dr. John R. Mohler in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Department of Animal Industry
Oklahoma
Frank M. Gault
Board of Agriculture
John R. Mohler
Washington
Tulsa Picked Official to Reorganize Police on Merit
Christ Madsen, longtime deputy U S marshal in Guthrie and Oklahoma City, has been brought to Tulsa to reorganize the police department on a merit basis. He is compiling force records and those below a set percentage will be dropped. Afterward he will become assistant chief and supervise street men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Christ Madsen
United States
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Madsen
La Motte Verdict Is Not Guilty In Oklahoma City
In U S court a jury found Anna Marx La Motte her husband George La Motte and E L Menton not guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government over Osage land purchases in Pawhuska. The government alleged the deed destroyed and a new one drawn to remove restriction clauses.
Practical Peace Plans in a War-Weary Debate
Mr Rafferty presses for a quick peace, while Mr Dolan affirms support for peace and urges entering negotiations promptly to end the fighting. The exchange highlights a urgent push for settlement and a desire to stop hostilities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rafferty
Mr. Dolan
Grove's General Tonic Advert: Old Standard Medicine
A vintage advertisement promotes Grove's Whenever You Need a General Tonic. It touts quinine and iron, claiming liver support malaria relief blood enrichment and overall system strengthening. Priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Front car door dispute on Illinois streetcar
A 6 to 6 morning Illinois streetcar conductor directs passengers to move up, while a stentorian voice from the crowd replies that the door is shut. The exchange appears in the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indianapolis
Freezone corn remover promises painless lifting
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone for corn and callus removal claiming it lifts corns with the fingers once applied, dries instantly, and does not irritate surrounding skin. A small bottle is inexpensive and available at drug stores, with a note to druggists to stock it. The piece ends with a baffling aside about ignorant girls and kisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ady
La Creole Hair Dressing Ad and Juice Tip
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing promising younger looking hair by darkening gray hair. It also offers a consumer tip that warming a lemon before squeezing yields about twice as much juice.
Blind man seeks guidance amid urging others toward change
A man who is blind to his own interest meets many people eager to push him in the opposite direction.
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Tex
Lewis
Malion
Ark
Kelley
Odessa
Sheriff Anderson
O. & W. Thum Company
Idaney
Wamers
Leser
Binghamton
N. Y
Ats
Boochee
Mny
Fletcher
J. W. Gilliland
Oklahoma Field
Oklahoma Bishops
Bright
Dean’s
U.S. A
Doan’s
G. A. King
Texas &I
el Paso
Reece
Doan
W. F. Brotley
E. Broadway
Kingfisher
Okla
Hidney Pills
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Mfg
Marine D Mae
Conor Ste
CCG
Stearns
U.S
Rita
Picenses
Cherokee Grain CO
Grain Exchange
N. S. Sherman Machine and Iron Works
Main Street
Oklshoma City
Kodak Films
Oklshome Film Fishsking Co
Oklaho
Herkowits
Noatane Bates
Sivesia
Cfc
Thquiry Eqreau, Riggs
Washington, D.C
Oomber
N. U
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