Marshall county cares and gains in Lawton growt h
Lawton Oklahoma April 3 1907 George Burt and Son welcome Marshall county readers to the Lawton Republican noting a growing colony. Ex attorney J H Brankling has joined the Lawton Commercial club. Local residents Rising Runnells powers and Monier are profiled with home sales farms and business ventures. A note from James M Powers and fruit samples to G M Locke highlight community ties and city development.
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Marshall County
Lawton
Oklahoma
George Burt
Lawton Commercial Club
Co. F
Melvin Runnells
Black Lumber Company
Ross Runnells
Ka Dramatic Company
Fred Powers
Seattle
Washington
Pacific
Ployd Monier
Ralph Powers
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Avril’l
Ralph
Runnells
Our
Lawton View
Lawton Heights
Powers
Ames M. Powers
James M. Powers
Educational Bills in the Fortyth General Assembly
Legislative proposals cover school text book commissions tuition rules for eighth graders, elections for district directors, teacher pay standards, Bible act comments in public schools, and support for agricultural education. Proposals include extending university agricultural stations and school aid, with various charter and governance provisions.
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Fortyth General Assembly
Ling
Hotsé Hoa
Benson
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Illinois
Beema
le Cy
Il “Olla
Bitten by a Spider Causes Blood Poisoning Case Summary
A fragmented OCR item notes a spider bite leading to blood poisoning and references various unclear personal names and places. The readable segments imply a medical consequence from a spider bite and mention an individual, but details are garbled.
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Ashington
Henry Cies
Ets
Missionary Tour Across Shansi China in 1907
Paul Leaton Corbins reports travels from Taiku to Chen T’ou and Funjofoa with Dr. Barton and Dr. Ament of the American Board. They preach, organize a Christian Endeavor society, baptize sixteen candidates, and host a large meeting with 200 in attendance. Ament's six sermons inspire local Christians as Baxter and Hemingway escort the travelers to the railway.
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China Missions
Taiku
Shansi
China
G. M. Lock
Shansi Railway
Barton
American Board
Ament
Peking
Chen T’ou
Funjofoa
Dr. Ament
Shantung Province
Kaigan
Funjofoo
Christian Endeavor Society
Miriam
Shanghai
Charles
Paul Leaton
Corbins
Roosevelt speaks on railroads and reform aims
President Roosevelt clarifies his stance on railroads and corporations, opposing government ownership and stressing reforms to curb abuses and over capitalization. He notes Nebraska fare cuts boosted travel and cites Oklahoma’s population growth, while Nebraska officials and judges are discussed in related news and local election implications.
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Roosevelt
Yaniua
Nebraska
Oklahoma
James J Hill
Great Northern Railway
New York
Hill
Jacob W Wilkin
Supreme Bench
Ilinois
Wilkin
Langgman
Macon
Logan
DeWitt
Piatt Douglas
Champaign
Vermilion
McLean
Livingston
Ford
Iroquois
Coles
Edgar
Moultrie
Tazewell
Ilkin
State Board of Voting Machine Commissioners
Chicago
State Board
Board of Election Commissioners
Tho
Prince Bismark Praises American Tariff Policy
The article quotes Prince Bismark as a leading European statesman praising the U S tariff system. He notes America’s wartime victory, postwar labor recovery and debt repayment, and argues Germany should limit the U S tariff to foster prosperity. The passage highlights debate over protectionism and national wealth.
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Prince Bismark
Europe
United States
America
Germany
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
Martun L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana testifies his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint and swollen to near unrecognizable. After six weeks on bed and eight doctors, the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism gave immediate relief and she walked in three days. Sold by J B and F A Powell.
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Martun L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
J. B
F. A. Powell
Billy Sunday Attacks Conservatism and Red Tape in Murphysboro
Billy Sunday warned against conservatism and red tape in a Murphysboro address. He claimed churches split into two factions the traditionalists and reformers and argued the old ways must deliver tangible results. He urged action over mere procedure to advance Jesus’s cause.
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Billy Sunday
Murphysboro
Jesus
Christ
Dehydrating Tables Patent Tied to Waukesha Canning Firm
Telegram from Waukesha reports Charles S Crary and C S Crary Hoopeston owner officers of Waukesha Canning Co patent on dehydrating process. Plant leased to include carpenters shop boiler house and work begun. Process removes water from vegetables and fruits reducing weight by ninety percent and bulk by percent. Suitable for army navy use. first focus on spinach cranberries cabbage onions potatoes.
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Waukeshai
Charles S. Craryere
Frank T. Stare
C. S. Crary
Hoopeston
Waukesha Canning Factory
B. W. Cookr
Klondike
United States
Mavys
Army
Navy
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