Farm mortgage loan rules for Oklahoma schools
Guthrie Oklahoma December meeting of the public land commission appoints Secretary J D Marr and Attorney Hd Cassidy to draft rules for the farm mortgage loan department. Loans will begin January 15 with application blanks available by year’s start. A pamphlet will explain requirements to prospective borrowers once rules are approved.
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Guthrie
Okla
Public Land comiPiasiom
J. D. Marr
Hd. O. Cassidy
Farm Mortgage Loan Department
Oklahoma teachers oppose sale of school lands in Tulsa meeting
The Oklahoma State Teachers Association held its first convention this afternoon in Tulsa. Strong resolutions were adopted protesting the sale of all school lands and urging preservation of school assets for education.
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Tulsa
Okla
Des
Oklahoma State ‘Teachers’ Association
Henry Drew Dead in Vina Mayors First Marshal Passes
Henry Drew aged 64 died at the Green Hotel Sunday at 4 pm from apoplexy. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at 2:30 pm. He was one of Vina’s oldest settlers, former mayor, and the first marshal, respected by Cherokee Nation families and the community.
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Henry Drew
Green
Drew
Vinita
Troops Ordered to Stay in California Camp
Washington telegraphs to General Funston in San Francisco countermanding the planned withdrawal from Goldfield. The President's instruction directs troops to remain in place, delaying Monday’s departure. The move maintains existing military dispositions in the California Department.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Funston
California
San Francisco
Tle
Goldfeld
Buffaloes Die at Wichita Farm Preserve in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma December 27 One buffalo in the Wichita farm preserve died today and others are sick State Veterinarian Callicutt has been ordered there to investigate the cause.
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Guthrie, Okla
Wichita Farm Preserve
Callicutt
Oklahoma ruling denies transfer of gas case to federal court
The Owen and Donnelly Companies sought to move their suit against Oklahoma from district to federal court. Judge T L Brown denied the request on Saturday, marking a second state victory after an earlier decision barred piping gas from Oklahoma into Kansas. Attorney General Charley West praised the outcome, saying it curbs delays and asserts state control over gas as a public commodity.
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Owen & Donnelly Companies
Oklahoma
T. L. Brown
Charley West
Guthrie
Brown
Kansas
West
United States
Henryetta Quiet After Riot Fears Subside
In Henryetta amid decoding reports of a race war and militia rumors, Governor Haskell denied troop mobilization after midnight talks. Shots near the town proved to be torpedo blasts on rail lines, and authorities say no attack occurred. Negro residents who were in town faced little trouble, with hostile outsiders driven away.
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Muskogee
Dove of Peace
Henryetta
Haskell
Quiek
Tulsa Republicans back Taft for next president
ENDORGES TAFT Tulsa Oklahoma December 22 Amid enthusiasm Republicans of Tulsa county in an open meeting endorsed Secretary of War Taft as the next Republican candidate for press The committee appointed Col D Sleeper Judge John A Oliphant and Captain W T Brooks to organize the Taft backing and resolutions praise Taft patriotism character and fitness as Roosevelt's successor Mrs Senora Gray and Margarette returned from Tahlequah after Christmas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County
Central Committee
Oklahoma
Press
Col
D. &. Sleeper
John A. Oliphant
W.T. Brooks
Broken Arrow
Taft
Roosevelt
Wealthy oil heir dies in hunting accident in Oklahoma
Charles Dow, a wealthy young oil operator active in the Mid-Continent fields, accidentally shot and killed himself while hunting in Tulsa on December 2. Dow, prominent in Muskogee circles, was a son of the Jamestown Trust Co. president of Jamestown New York.
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Tulsa
Charles Dow
Dow
Muskogee
Jamestown Trust Co
Jamestown
N.Y
Olympia Opera Company to Visit Vinita in Ninth Annual Tour
January brings a visit by Leo Adde and the Olympia Opera Company to Vinita marking their ninth annual tour. Local management earns praise for booking the high class attraction. Special matinee hosts Mr and Mrs W J Hutchinson and Ruth. Ruth’s sister Mrs Ralph Dobbins joins them from Kansas City for the holidays. Home made Kopte Butter New York Buckwheat flour and pure Maple syrup advertised by Peoples Grocery.
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Vinita Theatre
Olymphia Opera Company
Leo Adde
Martinee
W. J. Hutchinson
Ruth
Kansas City
Rarph Dobbins
New York
Peoples Grocery
Bryan declines Kansas Democratic committeeman fight
William Jennings Bryan writes to J G John of Pagbody and John Atwood of Leavenworth that he will stay out of the contest for Kansas Democratic national committeeman. Bevan reportedly backs Atwood. Bryan replies to both Johnson and Atwood, keeping out of the dispute, while Mira Mamie Lyon of St Louis visits Mr and Mrs L W Buffington.
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Topeka
Dec
William Jennings Bryan
J. G. John
Pagbody
John Atwood
Leavenworth
Kansas
Bevan
Atwood
Bryan
Johnson
Mira Mamie Lyon
St. Louis
L. W. Buffington
Guardianship sale of Craig County real estate
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE in Craig County Oklahoma. L L Cornatser guardian of Adolia M Terie Vesta Claremes D and Nite Cornstier will sell at public auction on January 4 1908 at 2 30 pm subject to county court confirmation. Property described as section 1 township 24 19 in the herskee Wi Ga County Oklahoma terms are one third cash and two thirds payable in one and two years with interest. attorney notice follows.
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Adolia M
Terie
Vesta
Claremes D
Nite Cornstier
L. L. Cornatser
Noricn
Baid County Court
Asi
Herskee Wi Ga County
Oklahoma
L. Bh
Oouwamma
Gardons
Bacoor
Mis Athorney
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