Opening of Oklahoma lands under Indian Territory sale
The article details the 19th century opening of land for settlement in Oklahoma, noting the Indian Territory’ s political setup with Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole nations, the 1866 cessions, and the 1894 land openings. It describes territorial organization, the first governor, and outlines major land reserves and their soil, water, and timber. It highlights cattle grazing limits, revenue sharing with tribes, and the prospect of towns and cities rising from new homesteads.
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United Se Et Erninent
Bapether Wich
Tooisama
Mksrasile
Mississipy River
United States
Keown
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Suare Niles Oklahome
Oklahowa
Okla
George W. Steele
ACJ
Seay
Woo Renton M. Barnes
OM. Jenkins
T KB Fergison
Frank Frante
Llaylo Neres
Cheyenne
Home
Ino
Beaver County
Kiowa
Corminche
Apache
Wichita Recreation
Sam
Ifiines
Universal Siento
Peovktont Rossevelt
Révady Island
Sil
Walet
Lawton
Comanche County
Caddo
Big Pature
Ostatoos
Jevarmel
Financial activity in Greer county section 33 fund report
The Greer county section 33 fund shows beginning balances, monthly disbursements and deposits into multiple banks, totaling 164,002 on hand with securities fully covering. Receipts include transfer and timber fees, while the three and a half months totals list funds for common school, indemnity, college, public buildings, and a few other district accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orunicipal Securities
Sehood
Comimnen
Coramoa
Teomnty
Governor Pardons Restore Citizenship for Burglary Convicts
Governor Frante grants clemency upon warden's recommendation at the Kansas State Penitentiary. Winfield McGinnis of Beaver and Alton Brite of Beaver County receive pardons and restoration of citizenship after serving sentences for burglary. McGinnis had been twice sentenced to four years, with release set for January 25, 1907.
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Devent
Kansas State Penitetntary
Frante
Winfield McGinnis
Beaver Nand
Alton Brite
Beaver County
Resignation of 3rd District County Commissioner James
The notice states James has resigned as county commissioner of the 3rd district. OOS Jent of Gaymon is appointed to fill the vacancy until a successor is elected. James served honorably, caring for county interests. The successor Kent is expected to serve with credit to himself and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.O. James
Oos Jent
Gaymon
James
Kent
Secretary Weller Reports School Land Leases Details
Secretary Weller filed his monthly report to the governor and territorial congress on school land leases. The document lists receipts for common school funds and related accounts for the month of Nowcentrer, noting figures for common school fund and indemnity fund, with several entries partially garbled.
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Weller
Kathrie
Okie
Dee
Fred L. Venner
Hovsing School
Wade
Ommon School
Ommon
Wes
Allege
Not Dishonorable Discharge Report on Brownsville Battalion
Secretary of War Taft revises the Brownsville Texas report stating the battalion’s men were not dishonorably discharged but discharged without honor for the shooting incident. Reenlistment possible for those proved innocent. The piece notes the tension between fairness and military value amid calls for investigation and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Brownsville
Texas
Secretary of War
Romerelt
Calenders and merchants clash over patronage
In Heaver the business sector faces conflict over patronage during the season. Merchants claim the patronage they receive is insufficient while critics highlight high prices and exclusive promotions. Local leaders call for fair practices and renewed advertising efforts to boost trade.
Weds Texas Bride
Leonard Dodson returned from a trip to Texas this week bringing with him a bride from the Lone Star State. His many friends here and on the North Flat extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Dodson
Texas
Lone Star State
New Meat Market Promoted By A F Rock And Stranathan
An advertisement announces a New Meat Market with A F Rock proprietor and Mr Stranathan manager. The piece notes a neat clean look and a promise of up-to-date service as part of the issue’s promos for local businesses. It also references the Globe-Democrat newspaper promotion and subscription offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Rock
Stranathan
White House Hotel
Fragmented Claim About President and Republic Politics
A garbled OCR note discusses a president and republic politics with unclear claims about property and public policy. It mentions outcomes or beliefs but lacks coherent facts, names, or dates. The readable portions suggest political context without verifiable specifics or clear events.
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Tracy
Drug Department
First National Bank
Liberal
Kansas
J. E. George
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JR. Bolin
Robi. Hall
O C. Armstrong
Bolin, Hall & Company
Neowarr
Lincoln Paints & Oils
Guymon
Hooker
Greer County
Heaver
Bert Ne
Globe-Demecrat
St. Louis
West
Bet Pestle
Priotiong “ Veny
St Ontie
Apeeiel Lang
Tate En Weh
Khyhoman
Tee P. Feu
Republic
Carter Tracy Hardware Co
Sampson and Eclijse Wind Mills
Webb
Frank Laughrin
James Bare
G, Tracy
Asat
Maude C. Thomas
THE
Bank OF Beaver City
Dire James Bare
F.C
R. H. Loofbourrow
Every Courtes
J. W. Webb, S.A. Laughrin Maude
C. Thomas Extended
the National Hotel
D. Adams
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