Oklahoma Constitution and party unity debates loom
The piece discusses Oklahoma statehood and the constitution, with fears about adopting it to unite Republican senators. It notes Roosevelt’s doubts, divides within the Republican Party, and potential campaign dynamics. It cites beer of the Buckner Missouri Tribune editor, Marching political factions, and the influence of business interests in both parties. It mentions a semi annual horticultural society meeting in Carrollton and various local community notes.
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Oklahoma
Roosevelt Ji
Social Territory and Statehood Debate in Indian Territory
Fragmentary notice discusses Indian Territory questions about joining a new state amid political maneuvering. Readers see references to social territory and the front of politics as debates unfold. The text hints at upcoming statehood for Iris bem and public interest in territorial status.
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Indian Territory
Oirisbem
Watshing
Fiddler Creek News Notes and Community Briefs
Health updates show Mrs. William Bollinger ill with pneumonia and heart trouble. A district meeting on May 16 and 16 at Sedgewickville is canceled. The Pisin View Union met Saturday and plans a wire house and store for farmers. A local string band performed at Uncle Joe Seabaugh’s. J B Smith finds work at Daisy. W Bollinger featured on the play list. J M Brown reports hog losses. Dave L Yates studies violin with E J Walker. Manma's Per.
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Fiddler Creek
William Bollinger
Sedgewickville
Illinois
Pisin View Union
Local notes from Poplar Bluff area farmers and visitors
Drunk Branch health is good. Farmers plow corn this week. Mrs Emma Foust and babe returned home at Poplar Bluff Sunday after visiting relatives. Mesdames Rudolph Hunziker and T B Farmway with Ethel visited Mrs Mary Masters Sunday. Harley Cobb and wife visited his parents near Glen Allen and attended New Salem church. Mrs N W Hoffman on the job and James Newell with Lala Cobb of near Lutesville visited our creek last Saturday. G W Masters, sick recently, is out again. George Robinson of Frederickeen Peel Creek hood last Monday.
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Emma Foust
Babe
Poplar Bluff
Rudolph Hunziker
T B. Farmway
Ethel
Mary Masters
Harley Cobb
Cobb
Edward Cobb
Glen Allen
New Salem
N. W. Hoffman
Jobo
James Newell
Misa Lala Cobb
Lutesville
Our Creek
G. W. Masters
George Robinson
Frederick
Peel Creek
Hood
Leon Rose
Fisher
Leopold
R. A. Baxtell
John Wilkins
St. Marys
Slater
Joseph Simpson
Lottie
Zettie Kinder
W. J. Poston
Merchant Holshoff
Trowel Arrives for Work Amid Mixed Soil Conditions
In a brief report the trowel arrival is noted as late last week with soil quality described as fair. References to damaged corn by tin and rat-related soil issues appear alongside names such as Hore and Merden Donard with unclear roles.
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Merden Donard
Peoemeia
Lather Fowler
Local Notes on Visits and Farm Weather
Mont haar Albright visits home folks last week. Monroe Fowler and family went to Imtesville Monday. Hemrys makes one or two trips a year due to road condition. Inbn Loyd, foreman at Clabb creékatave factory, considers quitting. Farmer Union lodge on Clubb creek inducts many members. Lam ree A. Collins expects little hay due to army worm damage. James Null owns many hogs. Tarris Bua.
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Mont Haar Albright
Monroe Fowler
Imtesville
Hemrys
Inbn Loyd
Clabb
Farmer
Organiated
Clubb Creek
Lamree A. Collins
James Null
Tarris Bua
Corn crop poor and army worms disturb Besaville area
Besaville reports a poor corn start with army worns intruding. Local residents visit relatives, attend a Patton township Sunday school convention, and plan church activities at Union and L. A. Griffiths. Har len Venable and Hale travel to Spring Valley to buy fine-blooded hogs. Bresvinatan.
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Besaville
Clara Rhodes
Flat River
W. A. Welker
Cape Normal
Dora
Ethel Mabuce
St. Loui
de Soto
Patton
G. A. Venable
C. Venable
Mount Carmel
Norma
Carrie Whitener
Wilson Knowles
John Bandera
Union
L. A
Charles Rhodes
Dee Rea
Benjamin Slinkard
Harley Venable
Harley Hale
Spring Valley
Sedgewickville Community Notes and Local Happenings
Heavy rain delayed farm work, the Lutheran church held a semi annual conference with Rev Hurst installed as pastor. Maude Drum of Daisy visited, Dr Ed Crites of Patton was in town on weekend business. Born to Mr and Mrs John Statler a girl May 16 and a note on a forthcoming marriage. Mrs William Bollinger ill but improving. Dr E K Statler and his companion visited Perryville, plus Sunday school convention attendance reported.
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Sedgewickville
Lutheran Church
Hurst
Maude Drum
Daisy
Ed. Crites
Patton
John
Statler
William Bollinger
E. K. Statler
Perryville
Non alcoholic tonic and alterative advertised
A claim describes a medicine as non alcoholic with no alcohol in it and promotes it as a tonic and alterative for various ailments. It urges consulting a doctor about its use for thin blood and impotence and asserts the physician’s guidance should be followed.
Rainy days slow crops and town growth at Patton
Weather lingered, Crooked Creek fordings remained impractical, corn planting delayed by rain. Army worms damaged meadows now attacking corn. Town notes report new mill sites and mercantile stock efforts, with shops forming and plans for a bridge. Nearby Leopold thrives on region produce as road work progresses.
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Laflin
Crooked Creek
Spiritual conference fills Odgewickville with edifying talks
Rev A H Pilp led a Morphysboro Illinois based conference in Odgewickville with devotionals by Rev C H Armstrong Cairo Illinois. Six sermons and many talks on the program topics drew large crowds and left attendees praising the high order discussions and spiritual feast.
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A. H. Pilp
Morphysboro
Illinois
C. H. Armatrong
Cairo
Ilinoi
Odgewickville
D. ©. Huner
Rare opportunity to double income by selling Our Line
We offer exclusive territory to a capable agent in every locality where we are not represented. Earn cash in advance for orders and have expenses paid while in native work. No experience needed to become a business getter and money maker. Write at once to The Griesan Nurseries Lawrence Kansas.
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Balmemen
Griesa Nurseries
T. Fr. Grime
Lawrence
Kansas
Warns of Kidney Trouble and Urgent Cures
An old advertisement markets Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for sick kidneys. It warns of warning signals from kidney secretions and back pain indicating kidney disease and complications like dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. The testimonial from George Croft claims substantial relief after using the product.
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Bright
Dean
George Croft
Lutosyilla
Midhors Co
BuGeli
Conference of Lutheran Synod Meeting Report
An evening meeting of the Lutheran Synod conference notes a significant, intereting discussion. The May event featured leaders from Evangelical Lutheran groups and local communities, highlighting efforts to address shared concerns and moral guidance.
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