Visit of Indian affairs committee to eastern New State
Senator Clarence D. Clark of Wyoming chairs a Senate Indian affairs committee delegation visiting the eastern region of the New State. The group includes Senators Long Teller Brandagee and W A Clark of Montana to study the Five Tribes settlement. Clark leads judiciary and sits on multiple key panels, underscoring the visit’s significance.
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Senate
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Long, Teller, Brandagee
W. A. Gb Iark
Montana
Senate Committee of Indian Affairs
Clark
Long
Judiciary
Senator Clark and Indian policy debates of 1895
The text recalls Senator Clark reelection in 1899 and 1905 with a term to 1911, notes 1895 debate on tribal restrictions, and praises Senators Long Clark Teller Brandagee for advocating removal. It describes a Senate committee tour to gather facts, aiming to draft sweeping legislation aiding both Indian and white residents, despite Interior Department pressure.
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Senate
Phoenix
Clark
Congress
Senator Long
W. A. Clark
Teller
Brandagee
Interior Department
Secntery of the Interior
Maple Odt Fellows Install Officers at Maple Lodge No 98
Last week Maple Lodge No 98 installed officers for both the Masons and Rebekahs. Named were N G Frank Spencer and a lineup including W M Coleman V G W E B Parsons R B Brown Sec J E Tamph ery Tres S J Milburn R I N G R Tidmore LOs N Gos J E Seabolt RS V Go J M Wood ward L 5 VG C 8 Torbett Warden A P Seabolt Conductor WM Miller Chaplain J A Glenn OG A M LaBass IG. Rebekah officers include Mrs EK E Yorbett N G Mrs Lois Mason V G Mrs R Brown Sec Mrs J IL Seabolt Tres Mrs Mollie Johns R 8 N G Miss Ida Armstrong Warden Mrs R Tidmore Conductor Miss Fleetwood IG WM Miller Chaplain J A Glenn. A P Seabolt installed for both lodges.
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Frank Spencer
N. G
W. M. Coleman
V.G
W. EB. Parsons
R. Brown
Sec
J. KE. Tamphery
Tres
S. J. Milburn
R. Tidmore
Los
N. Gos
J. E. Seabolt
Rs.v. Go
J. M. Woodward
V. G
Torbett
Was Smalt Enough Then
Arkansas man wanders in rain seeks shelter and hides in a hollow log. Flooded opening traps him until he recalls unfinished debts and past misdeeds. He finally escapes after dwelling on his six year subscription he owed his home paper.
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Arkansas
New State
Tie
Tick Fever Strikes Town Cattle as Water, Pasture Becomes Focus
The Westville American notes tick fever hit town cows chiefly in areas where water and grass were contaminated. Cattle kept on clean pastures fared better, while those roaming streets fed on refuse and bad water suffered most. Calls for fenced pasture use and council action recur, with many losses reported. Migs Iva Tickler of Vian visited Muldrow seeking Hotel Mauldrow, but management remains unchanged.
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Texas
Migs Iva Tickler of
Vian
Muldrow
Mauldrow
Mulborough Town Weed Notice Issued By Mayor Brero
Notice to all property owners and occupants within Mul drow limits to remove weeds from sidewalks ten feet from block lines within fifteen days. Dated July 13, 19—, Mayor WO Brero signs the order. Also reports a baby girl born to Mr Godd and Mrs Frank Hood near Long. Marian and Margaret Redman, guests of Master Charlie Breedlove, returned to Port Smith.
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Muldrow
Brero
Bory
Godd
Frank Hood
Long
Marian
Margaret Redman
Charlie Breedlove
Port Smith
Kniseley's Fountain Menu Listed Sodas and Specials
Kniseleys Fountain offers soda water in flavors, phosphates, Coca-Cola, lime juice and kola, Pepsin Punch, Dr. Pepper, Peacock, lime ade, milk punch, and creams with ice cream or ice cream sodas. Egg drinks include Egg Chocolate, Egg Phosphate, Egg Cola, Egg Lemonade, and Egg Flip. Specials mention Maraschino Lemonade, 20th Century, Golden Orange Ade, and Nepisco's with each cream or sundae. patrons welcomed.
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Coca-Cola
Dr. Pepper
Peacock
Kniseley
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Senator
Maple Lodge No
Norrid- Turner
Maters
J. H. Parker
First National Bank
Ind
TER
Joh. Baker, Cushiar
Brinks
Nepisco’s
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