Outing Told In Rhyme By Quinten Family
Dan Quinten and his wife recount a long overland trip with the Hibbe and Kila families from Ehawood to New Mexico and Colorado. The verse diary narrates camp nights, rough trails, encounters with locals, deer hunting, weather, and the long return journey through Cimarron and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hibbe
Perry Kila
Ehawood
New Mexican
Colorado
John
Ray
Quinlan
Dan Quinten
Laine
Kentor
Cimarron
Wight
Springfield
Frank Wentworthe
Kanelle
Choarron
Improve Health with King’s New Life Pills
Claiming to purify blood and prevent constipation by balancing stomach liver and kidneys the advertisement touts King’s New Life Pills as elective and mild with a focus on better health. It promotes Burklen’s Arnien Salve for sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
King
Burklen
Arnien
Marching On Women Gain Vote Rights Across States
A Leslie’s essay lauds women on the march toward equality. It cites Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Washington and other states granting suffrage, with governors and representatives endorsing voting rights for women and better governance overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Ee Spry
Idaho
Burton L. Brench
United States
Hetter
Washington
Imo
Lister
Coughs and Colds Weaken the System
An old remedy advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as effective for stubborn coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. It claims weight and appetite loss improve with the remedy and cites a testimonial from a man about his ailing wife during hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
King
History Repeats Itself Tariff Tale Reemerges
A reflective piece argues that history repeats with tariff policies as in the 19th century. It cites the Democratic tariff era and compares current U S and Austrian business conditions, noting factory slowdowns, competition from foreign manufacturers and labor, and predicts tariff policy and political shifts shaping upcoming elections.
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Nyenia
Taritt
Ander Wilem
Austria
Areners
Farmara
Ahway
Hepetak J Power
How to Stack Grain and Build a Hay Rack Pen
Instructions describe stacking grain and building a hay rack pen with a foundation above ground for air circulation. It covers row alignment, tying, layering, and projecting over edges to form a multi tiered, wind resistant stack with a roof.
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Tn Bunding & Ktavk
Oklahoma Sermon on Farming and Education by Breeder Geers
Breeder Geers advocates drought resilient crops like kaffir corn and sorghum for Oklahoma. He urges planting Bermuda grass to reduce soil erosion and promote beef, mutton, and horse heads while urging renewed support for common country schools and proper use of funds.
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Oklahoma
Piant Hermuda
Wenible
Mente
Fearlee
le Pot
John Fields
Chimhoma
One Good Thing at a Time in Guthrie Editorial
An editorial by John Gobbie argues that John Fields should be governor, criticizing blind party loyalty. It says Fields cares for business and agricultural development rather than party machinations, and questions political rhetoric from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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John Finids
John Gobbie
Guthrie State
Joho Fields
Hem Lim
Dane
Melahome
Republian
Mull Moore
John Viehle
Busines
John Fields
Todays psychology class and attendance note
The report notes a minor attendance drop after a lesson titled reasoning and toe morrow judgement psychology. Instructor Mr Flack from tond well will visit Thursday or Friday to discuss change of his agriculture class.
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Flack
Tond
Abe Chang
Hia Clase
Danny
Elase
Quine
K. Boas Wall
Beilow
Tag Trvey
Local Students Seek Lost Encyclopedias And Planned Events
The geography class for etudente contemplates fifth volumes of encyclopedias now missing. Mr Ayers warns students about Siqaigel the River of Blood. A united missionary meeting and a Saturday night program at Court Moon are announced with Prof Laughlin presenting Mobamedia echoal. Mire Wright and Miss Laney appear distressed at the school building arrival. Reading Glrele exam scheduled for Wednesday at the high school. ton wanke credit work Tuesday and Wednesday. Seniors and Juniors plan entertainment at the high welwal building next week for the school fund. Admiration date to be announced. Several school boards express confidence in Normal year work. Mire Joloxon, Beетie Doubs, and Miss Jessie Binghaus return home.
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Clase
Ayers
Laughlin
Te High Welwal
Comte
Fini Hey
Udit
Mire Joloxon
Beetie Doubs
Mins Jessie Binghaus
How to Catch a Wimpuss Explains a Folk Trick
A rustic guide describes catching a wimpuss a creature with batlike wings and a bearcat look. It advocates luring it with cheese at a waterfall, then trapping its tail in a double bow knot to choke it.
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Luna
Marthas Enjoy Outing At Gee Home
The Martin society spent a day outing at Mrs Gee’s home two miles southeast of town last Thursday. They dined and rested in a shady grove, with the men arriving later to join the feast of chicken dumplings noodles cake and other dishes. An afternoon meeting followed before returning home as evening cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Society
Mystical Kidney Health Elixir Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement-style item touts a famous salt remedy to cleanse kidneys and bowels. It claims rapid blood filtration benefits and urges daily use with water or tea. The copy asserts long standing debunked claims and promotes a grape lemon acid based product with added tinctured ingredients.
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Tomany
Usde
Man
Father's Day Memo Originated by Spokane Daughter
A Spokane daughter is credited with originating Father's Day as a tribute to living fathers and a memorial for those who have passed. The piece notes June 1 as a proposed observance and references John Bellew Dodd of Goukane Washington. Also mentioned are local moves and the Cheyenne Oklahoma waterworks project as a historic frontier achievement.
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Pather
John Bellew Dodd
Goukane
Washington
Tewaid
Ted
Cheyenna
Dorney
Roger Mill¢ County
Oklahoma
Cheyenne Bag
Beoth
Fragmentary dispute over town sizes and rail plans in Cheyenne era
A garbled dispute mentions Cheyenne and Pike, arguing about populations and potential rail development. The fragment references alternate town sizes, a claim about someone named Mitchell, and skepticism about a rival town’s growth. No concrete actions or dates are provided.
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Mitchell
Cheyenne
Pike
Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder Claim
A promotional health note touts Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder as a remedy to fatigue and digestive issues. Mrs. Jamen Dencan of Waynesville Me endorses it after doctors gave up, claiming full cure at $1.00 plus Buckten’s Arnica Salve for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Dencan
Waynesville
Buckten
Arniea
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Returns in Popular Use
The old time mix of Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray and faded hair is back in fashion. Drugstores offer Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for about 50 cents, promising a darker, even color and addressing dandruff and thinning.
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Wyeth
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