Political Announcements List by Party Leaders
A contested slate of local and state offices presented with party labels. Republican candidates include Governor Jummn Fields Canyon Terries McGatin er Wayne Le Dicky Frank Newkink for state positions and several county roles. Democrats field Revulah Hall Mia h Hughes J. W. Moore and others for county offices and justice roles.
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Govnrnor Jummn Fields
Canyon
Terries MC Gatiner
Kale
Wayne le Dicky
Titan
Frank Newkink
Tulsa
WM. J. Benner
Besver-Harper
Leslie J. Way
Repubican
Laeverse
Ash. Maldt
Charles Miles
Epiblican
T. M. Cowan
Revulah Hall
Ueer
John Fivide's Week of Speed Ends in Blazing Rally
John Fivide wrapped a week of rapid campaigning in Role City on Saturday night. The speech drew thousands in a Republican district with many Democrats in attendance, praising his effort and promising support in the November election. Democrats study the platform and hesitate to back the Shawnee-led coalition, fearing a slide from true democracy. John Pyelds AnHOUneH confirms the weeks work has been surprisingly encouraging.
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John
Tree
Howe
Peither
Idee
Joby Fiside
Theker
John Pyelds
Contested political letter sparks libel threats and frontier feud
A noisy printed exchange features accusations, a libel threat, and calls to prosecute a band amid political pressure. The piece portrays a wartime editor accused of anti government aims and efforts to influence local papers and public sentiment.
Governor Race Clarity Fades in Offbeat Letter
A murky OCR style piece hints at political rumors about an upcoming gubernatorial election. It mentions John Kielts and a Roverart theme, suggesting public distrust in the administration and a call for direct knowledge of banking crookedness.
Fragmentary text on political slogan and dialogue
The readable fragment mentions a governor race and political slogans. It references Robertson and a statement about dodging an issue and destroying opposition, but the text is largely garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Jobe Plott Speaks on Policy in Local Campaign Row
The piece describes Jobe Plott speaking on political faith and integrity while addressing his supporters about governing aims. It highlights his push to protect state bank deposits and prosecute those who misuse bank guarantees, with local figures like John Fyelda featured as favorable voices amid a contentious campaign.
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Jobe Picide
Siaix
Wil W. O
Tate
John Fyelda
Fields for Governor Promises Taxpayer Friendly Administration
John Fields pledges himself to govern without election promises to any man and to pay no political debts. He would appoint capable advisers, run a nonsectarian campaign, and serve Oklahoma farmers with reforms benefiting them over special interests. Fields claims farmers have a long time ally who will expand access to school lands, while opponents are cited with shifts in party loyalties. Local notices include rental and farm ads, stray horses, and a fishing ban.
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John Plelde
John Fields
Oklahoma
Foot care ad promotes Blue Star remedy
An old药 ad from Long & Beegle Drug Co. recommends Blue Star for foot trouble. It claims to treat corns bunions sweaty feet eczema ringworm poison oak and sores on children without staining clothes and with itch relief.
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Blue Star
Antodor, Long & Beegle Drug Co. Oe
Oklahoma Question Echoes North Dakota Tax War
Fragmented reminiscences recount a 1914 1920 political clash in North Dakota involving Townley and the Nonpartisan League. It cites tax hikes to $24.41 then $48.57 per thousand, tax levies over 31 years, and asks if Oklahoma desires a similar outcome.
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North Dakets
Towalegien
Ite
Townley
League
Oklahoma
Shawnee pro rag shifts toward Jeffersonian democracy
In the lead up to the primary, Democrats labeled the Shawnee periodical undemocratic and unamerican. By August 17, Watton states the paper now champions Jeffersonian democracy, signaling a shift with a clear, non negotiable stance.
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Primiary
Watton
Women of the Farm Praise John Fields for Oklahoma Progress
The women of the farm commend John Fields for improving farm life in Oklahoma. They credit him with expanding local educational facilities without leaving home and believe his election as governor will further benefit their communities.
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John Fields
Oklahoma
Fragmentary local note from Sept events and travel
Fragmentary OCR records a local sequence of names and places including Mra Trosetta Woodbury, Camp Cronk, West Heaver, and relatives traveling to a school event. Mentions Meds Hensler’s illness and a Sunday evening return.
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Trosetta
Woodbury Bean School
Mibhe
Berty
Como
Miewdawel
Cronk
Hanwerty
Runnay
Hensler
Bac
Tulaa Lan
Coodwall
Uncertain Rain Delays Movement At Local Scene
A fragmented report notes Saturday rain and a minor accident involving Le Fowler near Turin. Medical officials say Nie Haht healthy, Kir free, with swelling requiring eye protection. Asa Kile and family of Hooker spent Sunday at Fi's home amid unsettled conditions.
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le Fowler
BJ Gatin
Hille Kile
Asa Kile
Hooker
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local notices and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places such as Marshes, Palma, and Riverett with scattered references to hearings, property and roles. The readable items are sparse and inconsistent, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize as a full news item.
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Palma
Willie
Hed Mire
Jon Ant
Seconer
Aang d
Ieee
Walter
Joe Guy Wear
Perry Tor
Unclear OCR fragment hints at regional notices and names
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and places including Oklahoma cities and families moving, with garbled names and invented phrases. It suggests a local notices page itemizing residents, relocations, and possible winter plans, but readability is limited.
Ozark Hotel Ad Moves From Togue Hotel to Ozark
An advertisement states the Ozark Hotel offers daily rates of 81.70 and weekly rooms at $9.00 with meals 21 tickets for $5.50. It promotes 40 rooms per week, essential services including electric lighting, and references proprietor J. F. Dillow. The note invites late arrivals for meals and welcomes all guests.
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Togue
Ozark Hotel
J. F. Dillow
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John Kielts
Roverart
Mai
Robertson
Reputy
Johe
Dan Hogan
Oklahoma City
Jack
Enes
Pees Department
Jobo Fluide
Socialist Daily Paper
Walton
Luther Langston
Oncar Ameringer
Bel
Jobn
Mra
Nattic Brown
Beaver
Flehine
J. HL
Noble
Bay
Bray
Elmwood Jonte
Geo. T. Bailey
Pat Nagie
Dan Mogan
Arkansas
George Wilson
Nurit Dakota
Wil' Hem M. Hicks
Witein Strumnee
Coetall
Hlawwood
Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
Oxy
Lorena
Seelaioner
M. Davie
Newton State Bank & Truat
Newton, Dill
Judy
Court House
Woodward, Oklahoma
Col. J. A. Sanders
Y. KY
Wilkersom
Iunesi
Ffal Conteautorie
Wrk
Auedet
Nick Hey
Ener Eipen
Vox Natal
Vowt
Watke
Californie
Clara May
Santor
Higke
Heave
Liberal
Mattie Te
el Belle Nickers
Cleo
Goodwell
Catorado
Killatt
S. A. Miller & CO
Liberal, Kansas
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
Big Jo Lumber Co
W. S. Morgan
Mgr
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