Local Notes Highlight Various Parish and Drug Store Patrons
Local notes recount visits by Falkand Kay and prominent residents visiting city events and courts. Mentions purchases at Muat's Lighting Oil, People's Drug Store, and Guthrey’s Livery. references Simmons' Cough Syrup and Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. Notes on court appearances and medical remedies, plus a short item about doctor Pate’s arrest bond and local commerce.
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Clark
Ant
Marita
Saint Boconta
TalAe
Ray Buckley
Stansberry
People's Drug Store
Ialuria
Ginglwcales
Cheatham
McBiroey
Une ‘Bank
Parsons
Alust
Snyder
Frisco
Davenport
W. J. Barenge
Chelsea
John Warren
G. Weowning
Mir
Dundee Kas
Chire
Amy Hair
Yao Lander
Simmons
Julie Guoter
M. Hu
Thomas
Ballard
Cole God
A. J. Norwood
Dover Jy
A. Abney
Conte
People’s Drug Store
A. & Notleghom
Eagle
Moral Og
T. Wabraod
Busines
Vinita
Moore's Pilates
Moure Co
ElK Advocate insights and odd notices from 1960 Ridgeway issue
A scanned Elk Advocate from July 10 1960 in Ridgeway Pennsylvania offers a historical snapshot with items on Lincoln and Curtis candidates, local obituaries, medical ads, a jewelers anecdote, and Drills on patent medicines. Names include Abraham Lincoln A G Curtin Emmet Mood and Port Marshal Money.
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A. P. Clover
Elk Advocate
Ridgowsy
Abraham Lincoln
Hanolal Matlim
Maine
Eiliorad
A. G. Curtin
Suverior
Clover
Tha Ridgeway Pablo Library
Judgment Rendered in Rural Damages Case Against Railroad
The jury in Hardy v. Arkansas and Oklahoma Railroad returned a verdict for 7000 in favor of Hardy after he sought 1000 damages for a road built across his farm. The appraisers valued damages at 2000, and the result stands. A separate note mentions a local death and ongoing property surveys for appraisal.
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Hardy
Arkansas & Oklahoma
Thomas
Thia Farm
Meiloite
Jonith
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
America
Eureka Springs
We Country
Vinita
Verdict for the Nation and Cherokee Property Case
Court proceedings exposed a trial where J Howard faced charges over the Cherokee claim. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the union, granting US possession of the disputed property. Specific sums or assets mentioned include 6200 dacayan in dispute.
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Tom Halland
J. Howard
Miecake
Phomet Aed
Howard Mgether
Marshal Stubblefield Shot by Pryor Creek Crowd
Pryor Creek marshal D R Stubblefield was assaulted while quieting a drunken mob. P McPherson drew a knife. Stubblefield knocked him down, McPherson stabbed him, and Stubblefield then shot McPherson, who later died. Stubblefield surrendered to Deputy Marshal Webb.
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D. ©. Parker
Dugag
Stabblefield
Phoreau
Dirk Kale
Swbblefield
Jeseo
McPhersom
Cherokee cattle law praised and urged for strict enforcement
Editor praises the new cattle law published January 21 and urges full enforcement. The writer argues domestic cattle growth will prosper Cherokee farmers, notes past Texas cattle devastation, and urges Cherokees to invest in Durham and Hereford stock to fuel corn and hay production. He envisions mineral wealth in the southeast and long-term land stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilefism
Hense
Commission
Cites
Shla
Shannon
United States
Sp Vinaw Hills
Washington affairs relay on Cherokee treaty allotment
Judge William M Springer writes from Washington stating the Cherokee treaty conference will not yet be completed. He notes continued efforts to secure an appropriation bill and an allotment increase to 120 acres, with the removal of a missing section and funding for public buildings. he will continue pressing members for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Springer
Washington
Springer
Trenton
Comtitien
New Water Tank Construction Near Depot
The Frivco railroad company employs workers east of the depot to assemble a temporary water tank for testing artesian water for steam usage. A permanent tank will replace the current structure and the town’s former tank will be abandoned.
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Frivco Railroad Company
Depo
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Medical Claims
Fragmentary OCR describes a 19th century medical claim to cure morning sickness and improve vitality using Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Mentions a case involving a child and soothes fears about pregnancy. References alleged feminine influence and anti-morbid effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
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