Oklahoma Uncles Samuel Lottery Draws Winners In Lawton
Oklahoma citizens gather for the Uncle Samuel lottery draw in the Lawton district with Wood of Oklahoma and Beals of Kansas drawing first. Names from El Reno and Lawton districts are announced, including Leonard Lamb of Avama and Mat tle H. Be of Wichita. The event becomes highly charged as winners are cheered and the selection of valuable homestead claims proceeds amid public spectacle.
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Oklahoma
Wood of
le HL. Beals
Kansas
Lawton
Stephen A. H. Holmul
Indian Terri Homestead
el Reno
Leonard Lamb
James RR. Wood
Wealahoma
Matte H
Iehita
Bea Heyler
Holcomb
Paul
Wal
Nan
Colonel Dyer
Avma
Tinos
Eny
Weni
Oklahopes Wits
Norman
Ollie M. Rogers
Cordell
Oklahome
Edward
Prince
Watonga
Andrew J. Phillsower
Sheldon
Missouri
John L. Brown
Caldwell
Jol S. Helder
Weatherford
Oklahore
James RL Woods
Woods
Mattle HH
Wichita
Dyer
Winfield
Laws
Langston
Paleon Woodhouse
Eldon
Iowa
Marvin Hawkins
Wayland
Texas
William
Laid
Fort Worth
Harry T. Foster
Marty &. Harrison
Lee A. Stubbletie
Stry Association to Hold Its Summer Meeting
The Stry Association schedules its summer meeting with two daily sessions at 120 pence. The event features speakers from the American Association of Forestry and Science and an open program in Denver. A panel includes Gifford Pinchott and others discussing forests, water sheds, and land management amid the federal forestry program.
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Stry Association
American Associamment of Science
Denver
Central Presbyterian Herman and
Thomas M. Jers I Walsh
Platt Thers
Gifford Pi
United States
Mississippi
Hydro
Bureau of Ferry
Washington
S.J. Wolsinger
Phoenix
Arizona
RL. Fulton
Ing
A. J. McClares
T.P. Lukens
Pasadena
California
J. H. Ames
Iowa
Chicago
Irrn- George Tl
Maxwegation
Willian RL Dudley
Ford University
Theo Lucia Silver
Colorado Notes from a Tumultuous Period
The Owl Springs horse show opened July 28. The Golden Pressed Brick Company at Golden, burned recently, will be rebuilt immediately. The Rio Grande Western rail decorating department may move to Denver by October. The Bank of Colorado faces extension of corporate existence. A July 2 hail and wind storm damaged orchards but spared a large area. Cripple Creek awarded a cash prize for best decorated building while jail capacity and costs arose in Teller County. Fire destroyed the Milling Company plant near Florence. losses reach about $200,000. Forest fires threaten Park and Jefferson counties and pine stands near Mount Evans. A Marmont-to-Maniton auto service idea emerges for tourists. The Army of the Philippines reunion to be held in Salt Lake City August 11 with a Denver & Rio Grande train link. Thirty miners leave Leadville for Rossland to fill striking vacancies. Fremont County apple crop promises a bumper year. Denver to Colorado Springs travelers encounter weather delays. two travelers abandon auto trip for rail. Cantont, Ohio investors plan a Pueblo vitrified brick plant with terra cotta work. Rural Free Delivery routes eyed for Boulder and Pine.
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Owl Springs
Golden Pressed Brick Company
Golden
Salt Lake Tribune
Rio Grande Western
Salt Lake
Denver
Pa Colorado
Winnississippi Congress Oat
Otto Mears
San Juan
Thomas FL Walsh
San Juan Monte Cristo
Leadville
Rossland
Brit
Columbia
Florence
Fremont County
Ho. Reid
W. O P. Dunham
Cheyenne
Canton
Olio
Pueblo
IL J. Ormsby
Ormsby
Houlder
Pine
Thebias
Boulder
Colorado Officers Report on D and Newland Apparatus
D and Newland report a state sampling device costing 80 dollars will pay for itself in six months. State Board of Pardons grants paroles for multiple offenders from 1895 to 1900. Attorney General advises on filing charges for consolidations under new revenue law. Pueblo location considered for state horticultural fair with county vice presidents to be named. Denver mint interior planning discussed. Director Roberts to meet with Taylor in Washington. National Guard drill attendance tightened. those absent face muster roll removal. Dea r Wine room writ of prohibition delayed. Supreme Court fall session needed.
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D. & Newland
Newland
State Board of Pardons
Samuel Rice
Edward Kelley
August Sarcander
Juan Montoya
Mike McHale
Thomas Payne
Juan Romero
Achilles Young
A. M. Wellington
Herman Thomas
George Collins
James McGonigal
Patrick McMahon
Secretary of State Mills
Post
SAMO
State Board of Horticulture
Pueblo
Pueblo Fair Management
A. Smith
Morgan County
M. Shute
J. H. Crowley
Hob. Bachtell
Denver
Taylor
Treasury Department
Roberts
Roberta
Washington
Mint
Gardner
National Guard
Sweeney
Palmer
Supreme Court
Gabbert and Steel
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Charles C. Doss
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Oklahoma City
Fou
James Wilson
Secre Culiire
Peeege
Grand Mesa Cone
Apher
United Washington
Hh. Newell
Hydreges
Atinl
Gifford Pinchott
Forester
M. Griffith
Bureau of Fe
Black Hills Forest Reserve
William Hi Inight
Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
Department of Justice
Erwin
Uanited States Court
Lone Wolf
Cineinaath Ord
Colorado Notes
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Maniton
Garden of the Gods
Fhte Land Office
Park
Jefferson
Mount Evans
Iss
Thomas F. Walsh
Toledo
W. Mose Denver
J.B. Carney
Loveland
National Society of the Army of the Philippi
Salt la City
Cape of Manila
Riowide
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
American Beet Sugar Company
Ford, Colorado
T. I. Briscoe
Iowa Grocery
W. Albert
South Main ST
R. W. English Lumber Go
H. A. Dawley, Mer
Rocky Ford
Colo
Sterling Bicycles
A. H. Griswold
South Side
Eagle Shops
J. A. Goodner
Recker
Racy Mars Enterprise
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