Political candidate announcements for Sequoyah offices
The Press is authorized to announce A Bascom Ferguson for Clerk of the District Court and J T Johnson for Sheriff of Sequoyah County, both subject to Democratic primaries. Also announced are L C McNzebb for County Attorney, Asty Shackelford for Treasurer, Lee Helms for re election as Treasurer, John V Blackard Jr for County Clerk, M S Cook for County Clerk, and James M King for Commissioner District No 3, all subject to Democratic primaries.
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Bascom Ferguson
Long
J.ai. Dodson
Hanson
QO. L. Rogers
Sallisaw
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sherief
John E. Johnston
Sequoyah County
J. T
Big John) Johnson
Sequoyah
Vian
Asty Shackelford
Muldrow
Theotice
Lee Helms
Sgllisun, Ag
John V. Blackard, Jr
Press Announces Candidacy and Deeds Election
The Press is authorized to announce Jesse G Widwell as a candidate for County Commissioner District No 1 subject to reaction democratic primaries. The Press is authorized to announce J W Boydson of Sallisiw as a candidate for re election to Register of Deeds subject to the action democratic primaries.
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Jesse G.‘Widwell
Register OF Deeds
J. W. Boydson
Sallisiw
Office of Register of Deeds
Sequoyah County Judge Candidacy Declared by Local Democrat
A Sequoyah county Democrat announces candidacy for County Judge pending the August primary. He cites long service in the party since 1896, prior executive roles, and a career as a practicing attorney. He pledges even handed justice and economical administration.
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Sequoyah County
Democrat Party
Old Indian Territory
M. S. Blassingame
Letter from J G McCombs inviting voter inquiries
A historical note shows J G McCombs inviting every Democratic voter in the county to ask questions about his candidacy and duties. He pledges frankness, calls for honest discharge of official duties, and offers to undergo thorough investigation of his honesty and capacity while seeking support before and at the polls.
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J. G. McCombs
Clean Up Day Order Hits Muldrow Townsfolk
Muldrow trustees declare a May 1 clean up day to clear filth from streets allies and back lots. Violators face fines up to 25 dollars per day. Merchants and display areas are included as authorities urge immediate action to curb disease breeding and protect public health.
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Muldrow
Talihina
Ofeland
Sallisaw residents protest courtship by Muldrow boys
Local garbled notice reports Sallisaw youths expressing indignation over rival Muldrow boys courting in the town. They claim the visitors dominate social space and threaten to act if the practice continues, invoking neighborly yet stern sentiment in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallisaw
Spenorts
Muldrow
For Sale: Blanks at The Muldrow Press Office
Legal notice states blanks of all kinds are for sale at The Muldrow Press office. The item listing implies available forms and paper products offered by the local press.
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Muldrow
Okla
Is America a Christian Nation We Have 90 Million People
A dated tract argues demographics to claim America is not a Christian nation. Citing percentages of evangelical, Catholic and nonreligious groups across regions, it asserts gospel strength varies by south north east west and blames foreign influence for declines while urging Christians to act. Signed J M B Gresham Fraternally.
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Sus
Mason and Dixion
South
Christ
Breedlove Seeks Nomination for Sequoyah County Judge
Hon James W Breedlove announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for County Judge in Sequoyah County. He previously served as Representative in the third legislature and credits a record of fidelity to the people. If nominated, he vows a vigorous campaign aided by broad acquaintance and popularity. Star Gazette
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James W. Breedlove
Sequoyah County
Breedlove
Star-Gazette
Funeral of Mrs Hines at Bonner Springs Kansas
Mrs Hines wife of R W Hines cashier of Farmers National Bank died April 3 1912 at Bonner Springs Kansas after years of invalidism. She leaves husband four children India Subie Leland and Lady Claire and brother Lucius McGaughey of Louisiana. Born March 3 1865 in Paris Texas. Star Gazette reports the funeral and community expressions of sympathy.
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May Hines
R.W. Hines
Farmers National Bank
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Hines
Evéerit
Christian “Church
India
Subie
Leland
Claire
Lucius McGaughey
Louisiana
Akins bill outlined aims to reshape Oklahoma education
The piece discusses Miss Hamilton and Mrs. Miller visiting Clare and Wagoner, notes a returned student with an injury, and reports exams and absences. It then urges providing magazines to every home with children, listing suitable titles for different ages. It explains the Akins bill proposing to close 13 schools to fund high schools in rural districts, and endorses amendments.
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AKINS
Warner
Tishomingo
Broken Arrow
Lawton
Helena
Goodwell
Chukasha
School of Mines
Wilberton
State’ University
A. & M. College
Renovation Day Sparks Muldrow Street Clean Up
May 1 set as day to renovate Muldrow streets and allies. The town hopes for a thorough cleaning that could reveal long hidden items such as wheelbarrows, garden plows, hoes, and rakes believed borrowed and not returned. Lost treasure may be found and returned, with improved sanitary conditions noted.
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Muldrow
Letter From Paw Paw Bra Booster Report
Rev Rucker preached Saturday night and Sunday at Gans. Miss Flora Scott and Miss Nora Scott attended. Edgar Mize and wife of Sallisaw visited his parents and Wm Mize and family during Henry Mize's illness and death. The Cherry couple welcomed a baby girl last Sunday. Farm work rushes as weather cooperates. Six weeks of school remain and teachers praise pupil progress. On April seven John Norman and Anda Lewis married at the Lewis home with Justice Thomas Watts officiating.
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Rucker
Gans
Je-T. Scott
Flora
Nora
Scott
Muldrow
Edgar. Mize
Sallisaw
Wm. Mize
Henry
Edgar
Q. Cherry
Babe
Mark. Lewis
John Norman
Anda Lewis
Thos. F. Watts
Cook for County Clerk candidate profile
M S Cook announces for the office of County Clerk subject to Democratic primaries. He has previously been nominated and elected as County Surveyor and contends his clerical experience qualifies him for the clerkship. A longtime resident he emphasizes democracy and asks voters to consider his candidacy.
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M.S
Cook
Memorial resolutions honor Susan Mabray of Muldrow Lodge
The O E S Chapter No 11 in Muldrow Oklahoma on April 16 1912 drafted resolutions mourning longtime member and officer Susan Mabray. The notice notes she helped found the organization in 1889, served as first Warden, remained faithful, and the chapter will drape in mourning 30 days and publish the tribute in The Muldrow Press.
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Muldrow
Mabray
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Maple
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James M. King
Weaver & Son
Toler
America
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Claremore
Star
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Paw Paw
M.S. Cook
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