Beaver County Sheriff Candidate Ad by A F Brows
A. F. Brows announces candidacy for Sheriff of Beaver County Oklahoma from La Kemp. He describes himself as a farmer with a farm west of Lakemp and notes fifteen years in public life as a business manager for large corporations. He seeks nominating support from Republican voters and pledges to enforce laws impartially and serve without fear or favor.
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Sherif
Beaver County
Lakemp
Oklahoma
A. F
Okla
Making Rapid Progress on New Road Construction
B F House reports the bridge over the South Canadian river 75 percent complete with 67 more bents to drive and work advancing as conditions permit. The bridge south of Sharon was finished on the 20th and track laying is pushing south from there. Track foreman Westbrook began moving graders on the 20th and bids are being received for a freight house contract to be completed within 60 days with the company supplying materials and the contractor supplying labor.
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B. F. House
W.F.& NW Re RB
Sharon
Viel
Westbrook
Suppy Road Work Advances Toward Woodward Section
The project continues at Suppy with work to be received at any time and fencing of the right of way progressing northwest from Woodward. All phases are pushed as fast as conditions permit to build the road as well as possible and to protect property along the entire line.
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Suppy
Woodward
Woodward Democrat
Charter Granted for Alva to Dew Moines Railroad
A charter is granted to the St Louis, Oklahoma & Pacific Construction Company of Alva to build a railroad from Alva to Dew Moines, with plans to run through Beaver County. Reports indicate actual work could commence around April, a development Beaver County residents expect to bring prosperity and better market access for farms.
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St Louis, Oklahoma & Pacific Construction Company
Alva
Dew Moines
Mexico
Beaver County
Beaver
Aprilia
Saint Patrick's Day and Saint Patrick in Ireland
The text notes Saint Patrick as Ireland's patron, with a summary of his life about fifteen centuries ago. It mentions his role in establishing schools and monasteries and attributes miracles such as the expulsion of venomous reptiles. The passage ends with a note on comparing a mice to a mile depending on the Miss.
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Pat
Patrick
Ireland
Oklahoma Republican Convention at Guthrie Chooses Leaders
Delegates from across Oklahoma gathered at Guthrie for the Republican state convention. They pledged to back Roosevelt and reelect McKinley era reforms, elected national committeeman candidates, and endorsed further tax and governance reforms, primary law changes, and support for national ticket candidates.
Second District Republican Convention Report at Clinton
The Second Congressional district GOP met in Clinton on March 16 with Dr L Long reporting harmony in favor of Koowmwelt. Delegates Dick T. Morgan of Paul and Henry Bower of Fairview were elected to the National convention, and Dr Kehsbon was chosen as presidential elector.
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Guthrie
Poklshoma
Ail Parte Atata
Huck
Amerhod
Roosevelt
Chienga
Umer
Q. Prieatley
Harboeville
National Committee
Jim Flare Fis
Republican Central Committee
Maphant
Harrie
McKean
Geof Brent
Ponca City
Alva L. McDonald
el Reno
Ed Herin
Apache
Gilbert Woods
Okfuckee
Dr Ly 8
Bkelran
Hkrulger
Tom Wall
Petwins
Ed Prery
Conlgate
Dwyer
Chickasha
Ewars White
Melouda Percy
Delecation Alternases
Larue Thomas
Girantesanty
Doa Burley Nebley
GM Hughes
Tablesquad
Luther Kyle
Salienw
Ea Butter
Durant
Noble
McAlester
Potter
Sentinel
Kynatiisher
Geo Nickel Alwas
Howser
Tulea
Rolle
Avyko
Reed
Garvin Eounty
Republican Party
Chicago
Abraham Lingaln
State of
Oklahoma
Clinton
Dr L. Long
Unie
Koowmwelt
Dick T. Morgan
Ia Paul
Oklahoma City
Henry Bower
Fairview
Ke Hs Bon Ae
Maine Sunk in Waters of the Gulf
Havana report recounts the battleship Maine sinking in the Gulf of Mexico after ceremonies for the dead in Havana. The North Carolina and Birmingham fired salutes as the Maine pitched and vanished, with a capstan of floral tributes aboard the supporting ships. A second item notes medical advice urging Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and contagious diseases in children.
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Maine
Gulf
Havana
Elpracra Harbor
Galen
North Carolina
Craley Birmingham
Cabanas
Chamberlain
Women and Ballot: Monotony Sparks Early Feminist Voice
A discussion on how women’s discontent with daily monotony fuels the early feminist movement. The piece argues women’s insistence on reform stems from fatigue with routine, celebrates historical female leadership, and critiques limited amusements while urging women to claim agency through sewing, singing, and action. It highlights Henry or Harriet Reecher Stowe as figures and questions whether reform comes from women’s awakening.
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Elardone
Helen
Troy
Witzabeth
Harriet Reecher Stowe
Anya Willinayleith
MuQull
Oklahoma City Cited as Nation's Wonder City for Growth
Oklahoma City voters approved bonds totaling 250000 to fund Capitol work parks and water system prep and the city drew national notice. The Chamber of Commerce added over 500 new members, exceeding 1000 total with dues ranging up to 100 per month, fueling an annual income near 40000. The piece extols the city as the pride and wonder of Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Capitol
Northwest Railroad
Oklahoma
Bonnery
Chamber of Commerce
The Mighty Smith Family Census Prediction
Statisticians project the Smith surname could dominate U S population as years advance. They cite five Smith senators and 00,000 Smiths in New York City, suggesting half the nation may bear the name by 8800 and that the Smiths could absorb other families.
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Jona i
United
Georgia
John W. Smith
Maryland
Ellison W. Smith
South Carolina
William A. Smith
Michigan
Marcus Smith
Arizona
New York City
America
New York
United States
Smith
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