Oklahoma Letter From a New State Observer
A reader reflects on Oklahoma statehood and federal policy, arguing that land grabs by agents and the interior department harmed Indians and spurred the push for state sovereignty. He notes diverse migrants, Arkansas and Mississippi references, and jokes about local schooling and barber habits as he signs off March 7, 1908.
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Oklahoma
Union of States
Okla
Tragedy of Wednesday Floods Abroad News and Prohibition Debate
A long column reviews the North Collinwood school fire that killed nearly 170 children near Cleveland. It contrasts with past disasters, notes Oklahoma’s move to state schools and pay, and laments the loss of young lives with vivid, somber detail.
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Charlotte Observer
North Collinwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Boyertown
Georgia Warden Endorses Kodol for Dyspepsia
Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta writes that after twenty years of digestive trouble and a near fatal decline, Kodol restored his health in a day. He weighs more now than ever and continues to use the remedy, urging others to benefit. Sold by J. H. Gwy.
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Jake Moore
Georgia
DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Kodol
Jake
Moore
Atlanta
J. H. Gwy
No man in Chicago claims health via Cooper medicines
The article promotes L. T. Cooper's claimed New Discovery that purportedly fixes the stomach to restore general health. It cites a Chicago audience of about fifty thousand users, highlights a testimonial from Mrs. Hilda Pflueger of 1203 Ainsiie Avenue, and ends with an advertisement for Ashcraft Drug Co selling Cooper medicines.
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L. T. Cope Poees
Chicago
Cooper
Hilda Pflueger
Ainsiie Avenue
Mr. Cooper
Ashcraft Drug Ce
Son Kills Father in Defense of Mother Near Wilson
In Wilson county a white farmer, Dad Page, deteriorated when intoxicated, threatened his wife with a pistol. His sixteen year old son fired a shotgun, killing the father instantly to protect his mother. The coroner's jury exonerated the youth and released him.
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Ol i Cara
Wilson
N. C
Dad Page
Page
Young Page
Notice of Odd Fellows District Meeting to be Held March 27
Notice states a meeting of Odd Fellows district lodges at Eiki N C on March 27 1908 at 1 pm Delegates attendance urged and hopes for Grand Master Busbee and Grand Ledty B N Woodville Present Fraternally Jno K Woltz E Leff Wagoner Secretary Pres. Poe
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Eiki N.C
Busbee
B. N. Woodville
Jno
K. Woltz
E Leff Wagoner
Trustee's Sale Under Deed of Trust in Surry County
W F Carter as trustee offers property described in the 1904 deed of trust by William and Sarah Headen in Surry County. The sale to satisfy a note for 360.00 by Leander O Neal takes place March 11 1908 at 1 PM near Granite City Land Cement Company lands.
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William Headen
Sarah Headen
Surry County
Granite City
J. D. Smith Tenet Ene Tury
Ax T
Leander O'neal
W. F. Carter
Sale of Schaub mill tract in Grassy Creek bottom
By order of the Superior Court of Surry County a cash sale is set for April 6 1908 at 2 PM at the courthouse door. The Grassy Creek Shoals Township tract of 50 acres includes a mill site with a grist and saw mill, dwelling, and outbuildings. Title is declared good. commissioners Andray Patterson and W E Holcomb oversee the sale.
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Superior Court of
Surry County
R Vs
Andrew Jackson
J. B. Smith
W. Stone
Warhoo Door N. C
Zere
Grassy Creek
Shoals Township
W. H. Scha
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