Father of Oklahoma Capt Payne and the open lands battle
The piece profiles Capt David L. Payne known as the Cimarron Scout and Father of Oklahoma. It notes his burial in Wellington Kansas, his Oklahoma Colony pushing for land opening, his controversial War Chief newspaper, and his death in 1884 1888. It credits his followers and final legacy as Father of Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
David L. Payne
Wellington
Kan
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Territory
Payne
Prairie Lawn
Wellington G
A. BR
Tenth
Kansas Infantry
Kansas
Cimarron
Indiana
Hoosier
J. W. Buel
Plains
Buel
Daniel Payne
Daniel Boone
Fred B. Sutton
Kansas City
Bobbs Merrill
Davy Crockett
Fairmont
Ind
Texas
David
Kansas Territory
Atchison
Missouri
Kansas Jayhawkers
Buffalo
Fort Leavenworth
War Department
Crawford
George.a. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Sutton
The
Washita
Custer
Black Kettle
Old Galaxy Magazine
Ft Hays
Jack Cowan
Charley Picard
Fort Hays
Hays
Sedgwick
State Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Indian Territory
United States
Grace EB. Ray
School of Journalism
University’ of Oklahoma
Caldwell
Oklahoma-Kansas
Oklaoma
Kah
Fort Smith
Ark
Isaac Parker
Oklahoma Historical Society
Fort Gibson
Fort Scott
Wichita
Hotel de Barnard
Moses
Canaan
Capt
W. L. Couch
Col
Samuel Crocker
Captain Cooper
Sidney Clark
Maj
Gordon W.‘ Lillie
Pawnee
Bill
Little Bear
Pawnees
Buffalo Ranch
Hlue Hawk Peak
Olla
Woman of St Canute Convicted in Quebec Murder
Caroline Poirier of St Canute and carpenter Samuel Parslow were tried for the murder of Isidore Poirier. Evidence suggested she orchestrated the death over insurance. Parslow spoke of her alibi. Both found guilty. Poirier received no clemency and faced execution with resolve.
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Caroline Poirier
St Canute
Quebec
St. Jerome
Cordelia Viau
Samuel Parslow
Lily in the Swamp Drives a Mountain Tale of Love
Old Sam and Bill Holland search a swamp for a white lily the old guide replants. Bill confronts Betty during a party. a confrontation ends with Betty leaving with Bill after a courthouse visit. Old Sam plans to fetch the pot lily despite Ma Matthings practical concern.
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Bill Holland
Old Sam Matthias
Old Sam
Young Bill
Bil
Betty
Bill
Sam
Mac Matthias
Consar
Way
Recorder
Matthias
Ma Matthing
Air Composition and Weight of a Cubic Foot
Describes air as a mixture of gases with nitrogen and oxygen as major components and trace amounts of argon carbonic acid gas hydrogen water vapor and rare gases. Notes a cubic foot of air weighs about 0.08 pound or an ounce and a quarter under average conditions.
ADD TO FIRE DEFENSES IN NATIONAL FORESTS
About 20 000 miles of communication lines truck trails and permanent fire defenses were built in the national forests by the Civilian Conservation corps in the last year. In addition more than 10 000 miles have been completed by men employed with P W A funds. Fifty percent of this season's fires were man caused.
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National Forests
Civilian Conservation Corps
Sea Son
Why Liquid Laxatives are Back in Favor
The public returns to liquid laxatives with flexible dosing for natural, comfortable relief. Senna is highlighted as a natural laxative sans strong dehydration. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as a gentle senna based option available at drug stores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Distance Fan What happened to the old fashioned radio listener
A nostalgic memory recalls the familiar scene of the lone radio listener who kept late hours for the Melbourne broadcast. The piece questions what became of that devoted fan as the era of radio announcers in Australia evolves.
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Melbourne
Australia
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