To CO-OPERATE WITH FARMERS Miskogee Okla
Movements to involve bankers, merchants, and farmers in scientific agriculture spread from Muskogee with July meetings planned in Durant and Vinita. Industrial Railway officials back better roads and farm productivity, urging cooperation and education to expand corn and wheat yields.
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Miskogee
Oklo
Muskogee
Peesday
Durant
Vinita
J. W. Holloway
Industrim
Jordan
Sedalia
Holloway
Ness
Bankura
Oklahoma
Mr. Holloway
St. Louie
South
Asa WK. Ramsey
A. W. Patterson
Bucher
White
Presa On Good Roads Train Advocates Prosperity
Multiple newspapers praise the Good Roads train led by Mr Yoakum and the Bronk system. They credit persistent advocacy for better highways and rail linkages, arguing roads and drainage will boost commerce and regional growth across Texas Louisiana and neighboring communities.
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Firmingham (Aik) Ledger
Frieco
B. P. Yoakum
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Yoakum
Ltt
Crowley
Port O Connor
Texan
Mirouxe
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Hauston
Fonds
Couge
Chattanooga
Teun
Feleda Wood Roads
Corpus Christ
Corpus Christi
Texas
Touisiana
Ind
Roxas Im Loulatana
Galveston
Texis
Bronk
la. Picayune
Businestlike Rai Fond Intercsts
Oklahoma School for the Blind Origin and Timeline
A sketch traces the Oklahoma School for the Blind from its 1897 founding by Lura Rowland in Indian Territory to its Fort Gibson opening in 1908 with ten pupils. Private funding and intermittent tribal support sustained the private institution as Mrs. Rowland Lowrey led until 1907 before C. E. Harmon took over.
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Oklahoma Bchonl For the Blind
Lura A. Rowland
Lure A. Lowrey
Lura
Rowland
Arkansas School For the Blind
Indian Territory
Hiberni
Dional
Mise Rowland
Fort Gibson
Oklahoma
Lara Rowland-Lowres
Lowrey
Congress
Taft Nomination Hopes Meet Mixed Roosevelts Optimism
Chicago dispatch reports Denny Prynn of Oklahoma City predicted Taft cannot win the nomination amid Roosevelt forces. Cash Cade Jim Harris and Ed Perry offered cautious or optimistic remarks about Roosevelt prospects, with Perry signaling a late convention surge but withholding details.
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Chicago
Taft
Denny J. Prynn
Oklahoma City
Cash Cade
Olahoma
Trynn
Congress
Oklahoman
Flynn
Jim Harris
Dynamite Ea" Perry
Roosevelt Forces
Theie
Roosevelt
Perry
Fed
Sir Whief
Notice of Oklahoma School for the Blind history and plan
The document outlines guardianship limits for Samuel H Shotts, a social event honoring Danenberg and Fite, and a detailed history of the Oklahoma School for the Blind from its 1907 move to Wagonee Oklahoma to the 1911 state board actions. It describes enrollment figures, leadership transitions, and funding by the legislature, with notes on facilities and proposed future improvements. The course of study covers general, high school level work and practical programs.
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Harmon
Wagonee
Olahome
Port Gibson
George W Brace
Tew
Bruce
State Board of Education
Oklahoma School For the
Oscar W. Stewart
Pnty
United States
Fort Gibson
Oklahoma City reform proposals noted by Citizens' Protective League
The Citizens' Protective League outlined two bills and a constitutional amendment to overhaul state and local government. Proposals include tax reductions, consolidation of offices, elimination of costly deputies, recall ability for officials, and a streamlined county administration.
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lnhoMe
Prowetive League
Olahoma City
Rehoal
Ie Olivery
Commissionera
Neriver
Tocal
Koma
Cemdtal
Nurstier
Pevielon
Human Brain Not Perfect in Positioning Work
The passage argues that even well trained men in any position follow rules and rely on experience, yet mistakes occur. It notes the brain is about 80 percent water, implying cognitive limits and fallibility despite learned methods.
Manner and Customs on a Pacific Island
The article recalls an old British sea captain report on a newly found Pacific island. It summarizes that locals have no manners and their customs are beastly, reflecting a dated colonial view of inhabitants.
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Pacific
Cleaning oilcloth with minimal water and soda aid
The guide advises using very little water when washing oilcloth to avoid soaking through and rot. Wipe floors with a well wrung flannel cloth until clean, and use sal soda to help. For white spots from hot liquid, apply a few drops of ammonia to the area.
By No Means a New Fad in Local Chats
Residents discuss trends as Mrs Wapping and Mrs Plicher comment on new fads. Mrs Blumtsome notes skepticism with a raised brow, remarking that some people chase every new craze.
Brotherly Test Dampens Bright Proposal in Boston Globe
A man gently rejects a bright, attractive woman despite her fervent proposal, explaining he can only be a brother to the Boston Globe.
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Boston Globe
Carnival Queen Contest Sparks Vinita Oklahoma Celebration
Vinita plans the biggest town celebration in northeastern Oklahoma with a carnival queen contest. The event, run by the Commercial Club, features a vote by businesses and residents, a parade, barbecue, fireworks, and prizes for games and floats. The civic club faces dues shortage threatening park improvements and asks members to support ongoing work.
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Vinita
Northeatern Oklahoma
Viniti
J Entertainment
Wally
Mina Luete MifiRd
c.cesCe
Mise Whinle Bowman
Wike Eva Batons
Agnes Gunter
Civic Club
Clyte Club
The
Elb
Governor Urges Major Government Reduction in Oklahoma
Governor Orice urged sweeping public office reductions in Oklahoma before the Cityzens' Protective League. He proposed cutting 50 percent, abolishing townships, consolidating clerks and judges, and reducing legislative membership. He argued for efficiency and lower public costs, calling for ending multiple offices and reconsidering pensions.
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Glnhama City
Anne
Orice Thursday Tornig
Protective League
Mae Ntion
Oklahoma
Abollah
Mambore
Sioner
Dbaritiee
Pelegon
Come Spley
Oklahome
Oklahamme County
Oldwhoma County
Grand Jury
Shoveluix
Professor Fitch To Address Bible Class On Teaching And Boys
Professor Fitch ex principal of Lawton High School will speak at the Christian Church Bible class next Sunday at 9 20 AM on The Teacher the Father and the Boy. He has led teaching efforts in Lawton and shown interest in boy development and religious education.
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J.P. Pitch
Aad
Lawton
Christian Church
Pather
Flick
Pitler
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Oklahoma School For the Blind
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Dennis Flynn and
Ed Perry
Samuel H. Shotts
W. OS. Henderson
Shotts
Junie Hall
Cherokee Climb Rooms
Misa Danenberg
Chelsea
Mies Fite
Amorrow
Citiens
Vintin
Hila
Citiveng
Judge Duvie
Indge Parks
Mra
Parkes
Tory
Tony
United States Carnival Company
Mathoada
Mrs! Oro
Peti
Prof. Fitch
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