Muskogee's New State Fair Aims for Midwestern Leadership
The Muskogee boosters built a strong case for a state fair, stressing education and farming progress. They mapped assets from farming and oil to commerce, studied top fairs, and planned a five day 1914 event October 5 to 10, projecting success as the fair becomes a powerful center for agricultural advancement.
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Muskogee
Mecca
Oklahoma
Middle West
Guthrie Woman Heads State Federated Clubs
The fourth annual session of the Oklahoma State Federation of Negro womens Clubs convened at Moriah Baptist Church El Reno at 9 30 A M August 27 with delegates state wide. Officers stood in place while examples of hospitality from El Reno were noted. Mrs Jacobson presided guiding plans for a state training school for delinquent youth and renewal of support for girls clubs. New officers include Judith Horton Guthrie President Luella West El Reno First Vice President and Mrs Wortham McAllister Second Vice President. The meeting closed with respect for retiring President Jacobson and a bid to meet in Boley in August 1916.
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Oklahoma State Federation of Negro Womens’ Clubs Convine
Ms. Moriah Baptist Church of el Reno
Jacobson
Legislaton
Federation
Judith ©. Horton
Guthrie
Luella West
el Reno
Bibet
Okia
City
Wortham
McAllister
Huffaron
Mra
Scot
Ellison
Cooper
Carrie Ch'm
Ghoston
Disjointed Request Highlighting Help and Remembrance
A speaker pleads for aid after four years out of work seeking a path to employment. The dialogue references a sprained foot and an estate matter, with a chauffeur described as a disappointment and a letter of recommendation deemed appropriate yet insufficient.
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Io Harduppe
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