Cotton prospects amid heat harm in Oklahoma fields
A Tulsa Oklahoma office note from April 1 10168 reports crop conditions in Owopatoma with hot winds depressing prospects for a good cotton yield. Estimated yields sit around 64 while Lincoln county growers prepare to bring in finer base. A large number of registered Negro voters participated in Democratic primaries across Oklahoma cities.
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Owdapoma
Lincoln County
Tem
Oklahoma
City
Tulsa
Muskogee
Bartlesville
News Around the City J. S. Kirby Circulator Residence
City Circulator J S Kirby at 215 B Cameron reports local updates and neighborhood notices. No further details provided in the fragment.
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J. S. Kirby
Cameron
Community Notices and Social Tidbits From Local North Frisco Area
Local residents report visits and travel including Mr B Roberta of Bristow at the Sur office and J B Stratford returning from Independence Kansas to visit his brother. Mrs A M Gist offers chicken dinners at 121 North Greenwood Ave. Health orders require sanitation of toilets and removal of refuse by August 22 1914. Prof J W Hughes and wife visit Claremore while others prepare for Muskogee trip.
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Superintendent of Health
Death of Mrs Wilson Wilko Amid National Mourning
The piece mourns Mrs Woodrow Wilko wife of the US president, describes a turbulent era at the White House, and calls for national unity. It notes a Muskogee meeting of the National Negro Business Men's League and urges attendance to showcase Oklahoma, while reporting a Sapulpa murder case involving two Negro men and a deceased man, with blame placed on criminal activity and local police duty.
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Woodrow Wilko
United Stites
To Land
White House
Wae Ee
Bin
National
Negro Business Men
Muskogee
Minke Homer
Oklahoma
Oklohoma
Sapulpa
Li le
Tulsa as Leading City in Negro Progress Factories and Homes
Tulsa boasts substantial Negro ownership and enterprise including a garment factory run by a wife, a two story brick public hall owned by a colored company, an elegant club room, and a hotel district for visitors. It reports professional services with six doctors, a Negro law firm, and thirteen female teachers. The city leads in occupation, property, and bank accounts, with Sand Springs town nearby offering manufacturing jobs and trolley access.
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Hanides
Busiens
Tulsa
Colored Company of Two
Apple
Taloa
Council of
Tulwa
Boot Board
Sand Springs
Ady urged to try The Peoples Drug Store
A brief urging to patronize The Peoples Drug Store directed at Ady, noting a reminder about Rooster Edition representation and assigning responsibility for any missing coverage to the reader. The wording emphasizes self-accountability for not being represented.
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Peoples Drug Store
Ady
Kansas Editor Visits Julia City
Nick Chiles editor and publisher of the Topeka Plaindealer visited Julia this week. He plans to go to Oklahoma several days after a Business League meeting next week. Chiles is a prominent national editor.
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Nick Chiles
I the Topeka Plaindealer
Oklahoma
Business League
Mr Chiles
United States
Oklahoma Democratic State Ticket List for Governor to Judge
The document lists a full slate of Oklahoma Democratic candidates for state and federal offices including Nybert J. Williams for Governor, ML K Trapp for Lieutenant Governor, J Le by for Secretary of State, BP Kreeling for State Auditor, Woh Alix ander for State Treasurer, Ral Wile sine Me for State Superintendent, Tony Harkinsons Feed for Chief Minister, W. J. Ashton for Labor Commissioner, W. 1D. Matthews for Commissioner Charities and Correption, A. te Weleh for Insurance Commissioner, Frank M. Gault for Provident Board of Agriculture, A. Watson for Corporation Commissioner, Willian M. Franklin for Clerk Supreme Court, and Heyer Gore for United States Senator, with district contenders James A. Davenport, W. W. Hastings, Charles D. Carter, William M. Murray, Joe H. Thompson, Soore Korris, J.V. McClintic, and Henry Johnston in various congressional districts.
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Nybert J. Williams
K Trapp
Por
J le By
Audi Ward
Kreeling
Alix
Ander
Ral
Charities and
W. 1D. Matthews
A. Te Weleh
Provident Board of Agriculture
Frank M. Gault
A. Watson
Supreme Court
Willian M. Franklin
United States
Heyer Gore, Thome
Congress
James A. Davenport
W. W. Hastings
Charles D. Carter
William M. Murray
Joe H.thompson
Bisth
Soore Korris
Boventh
J.V. McClintic
Henry §. Johnston
WIFE WANTED Aged 35 Hair Dye Maker Seeks Good Mate
A 35 year old man, maker of human hair and hair dyes, patent comb, hair dressing school, seeks a refinement minded Christian wife to assist in business and matrimony. Formerly in New York, now at 1715 BE 18th Street, willing to exchange photographs.
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United States Patent Office
Washington, DC
New York
N.Y
Progressive A M E Minister Rev James A Johnson Born 1868
Rev James A Johnson, Progressive A M E minister, born August 22 1868 in Hamdson Texas. Son of Wayton Johnson and Hannah Johnson, educated in Cameron Texas schools, Paul Quing College Waen Texas, and Roger Williamy University. Ordained 1894, served multiple stations including Devil's Bend Ripple Point Georgetown Hibbord Chickasha Tolow Oklahoma City parsonage built church at Oklahoma City, mortgage paid, pipe organ the only one in the state. Married Mins FG Bowser of Nashville in 1907.
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James A. Johnson
Hamdson
Texas
Wayton Johnson
Hannah Johwon
Cameron
Texan
Paul Quing College
Waen
Conta
Wasappo
Willa Mission
Ripple Point Elrewit
Georgetown Station
Hibbord Station
Bethel Vailas
Okinhothaiy
Tere
Chickasha
Tolow
Oklahoma City
Mins FG. Bowser
Nashville
Tenn
Roger Wiltlimy University
Okahoma City
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