Clifton Record celebrates fifteenth year of publication
The Clifton Record marks its fifteenth year of continuous publication under Editor Bald ridge, praised as a top weekly in the state with support from Clifton business men and the public. The piece notes the paper’s long service and optimistic future. It also mentions a quashed indictment against Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma over a Muskogee town lot deal due to juror count issues.
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Clifton
Valley Mills ‘Tribune
Clifton Record
The
Record
Messenger
Baldridge
Whitney Messenger
Gov
Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Newspaper as the loyal home for town business men
Business leaders increasingly use newspapers to reach the public rather than collecting lists from directories or records. They see the press as the reliable channel for local information and developments, reinforcing the newspaper’s role as the town’s real friend.
A Friendly Tip to Grumblers
A short moral note urges readers to avoid chronic grumbling and to adopt gratitude. The piece promotes a cheerful outlook and thanks daily blessings, contrasting grumbling with a thankful heart. The Albany News carries an odd ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming health benefits and purification of the blood.
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Jamil
Albany News
Man Dies After A Jarring Meal In Waldo Community
Mr. A Kirby of Waldo collapsed Tuesday morning after eating and attempting to rise from the table. The eighty year old, known to local settlers, had just shelling corn the previous day and was in his usual good health. His death came unexpectedly and follows a recent trip to McGregor where he met old friends.
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A. Kirby
Waldo
Kirby
McGreagor
McGregor Mirror
Mary Grace Dead in Mosheim community
Mrs. Mary Grace aged 78 died April 5 in Mosheim area. Born Mary J. Hosick February 2 1881 she married Bryant D. Grace September 27 1847. Survived by three daughters and noted as longtime Methodist Church member. Services at Methodist church conducted by Rev W J Mipewae.
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Mary J. Grace
Mosheim
Bend
Is Grave
W. J. Mipewae
Methodiss Church
Mary J.hosick
Whso
Sho
Bryant
D. Grace
Grace
James Helton
Graham
Methodist Church
Valley Mills Tribune
Negro Convict Escapes From Hillspore Farm
Four oclock Tuesday afternoon Hillspore Farm convict Will Smith escaped while allowed exercise. Bloodhounds pursued toward Hackberry Creek and the Trinity and Braves Valley railroad. A train on the bridge ran over a dog essential to pursuit, killing it instantly. wind and missed whistle blamed. The convict had not yet been recaptured.
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Hillspore
Will Smith
Hackberry Creek
Trinity and Braves Valley
Bresland
Bucklea’s Arnica assists healing claims in old notice
An unnamed physician from Princeville urges Bucklea's Arnica Sally as a remedy amid medical warnings of gangrene. The ad extols cures for eczema fever sores shingles boils burns and piles and cites Price & Wiron as sellers.
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Smic
T Bingham
Princeville
Alent
Bucklea
Auto crash near South Bosque bridge injures two women
A late afternoon accident near the South Bosque bridge, twelve miles from Waco, left Mrs. Marrs seriously injured after a car struck while a horse was being held by Mr. Marrs. James Norton of McGregor, driving toward Waco, aids injured women and later seeks help as the scene yields details.
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South Bosque Bridge
Waco
James Norton
McGregor
Tim Mares
Ola Marrs
Anther
Marrs
McCormick
South Bosque
Jim
Wireless Telephony Advances Across Nations
Report on progress in wireless voice transmission with Italy leading a 37 mile demonstration by Prof Majorna between Marvo and Agzio. Mentions use of hydraulic microphones and external factors like cold affecting transmission. Also notes Chamiveraiy’s Lloiamwat for quick pain relief and various medicines.
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America
Denmark
France
Majorna
Italy
Marvo
Agzio
Elestric
Muchly Married On Frisco Train In Desertion Case
P McDonald and his former wife Bila wed on a Frisco train today marking their third ceremony after two prior marriages and divorces. McDonald was being taken as a prisoner charged with desertion from the army aboard the train.
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F. P. McDonald
Bila
McDonald
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Foley
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T. C. Demon
S. F. Snide
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T. GC
Jenson
Ours
Bop Asia
Eustering
Weal
D. RE Blankenshp
Hell
Tenn
Price & Waltons
Darcy
Disher
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