Unclear clipping hints at old subscription rates and ads
Fragmentary notice from The Weekly Chieftain referencing Malley’s clothing, May timing, and vague price lines. Mentions Vive Montive and Vinita Oklahoma with garbled figures. Appears to be a misread publishing or subscription note with no clear event.
Craig County political notices and local editorials
A compilation of candidate announcements for Craig County Oklahoma offices including County Judge County Attorney Sheriff County Clerk and other positions. The items urge Democratic primary support and note terms and election dates around August 1910. The page also discusses local political sentiment, infrastructure projects and public works in Vinita and broader Oklahoma commentary.
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Crig County
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YM Sarre
Booster Spirit in Oklahoma and National Debate on Celebrations
A May Popular Mechanics illustrated piece urges safer Fourth of July plans with substitutes for dangerous toys. Oklahoma booster rhetoric proclaims growth through enterprise, while editorials from Oklahoma City Times and Courier Journal weigh constitutional repeal and Theodore Roosevelt’s restored influence in a tense national political climate.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Trenton
Hudson-Fulton
Provisions of Election Law Passed by Special Session
The Jaat legislature approves a thirty page pamphlet establishing a comprehensive election law. It sets the first Monday in November as election day, creates a three member state election board with a two year term, and requires party leaders to submit five names for appointments. The act details county boards, precinct inspectors, ballots, and voting procedures, including registration, polling hours, and penalties for violations. It prescribes ballot printing, sticker substitutions, and party rights, while tightening safeguards against fraud, bribery, and intimidation. It also covers voter rolls, ballot security, and election-day accommodations for workers, with severe penalties for violations and extensive administrative provisions.
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Election Offense Provisions and Penalties Outlined
The text outlines penalties for election offenses including false returns by officers, furnishing value to a candidate for withdrawal, and false registration. It notes felonies for these acts and specifies penalties for mutilating or destroying ballots and other election supplies.
Oklahoma cattle quarantine report boosts native market access
Guthrie April 14. G T Bryan state livestock superintendent reports 300000 head of Southern cattle dipped in Oklahoma last year and 3200 square miles now above quarantine line enabling ranchers to sell locally. About 75000 cattle and 14000 pastures gained native market access via inspection, adding at least 225000 dollars in value. Texas cattle dipping since statehood totals around 1000000, while legislature funds 20000 dollars yearly for quarantine and tick eradication.
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State Board of Agriculture
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Texas
Consolidation of Odd Fellow Lodges Proposed in Oklahoma
In Muskogee April 12 more than 1,000 Odd Fellows gather as the grand encampment, grand lodge, and Rebekahs discuss consolidation across the Oklahoma and Indian Territory divisions. The body tabled a revolutionary plan to unite, awaiting grand lodge action. Officers elected include Grand Patriarch Bert G. Evans Sapulpa and Grand High Priest Ben Brown Lehigh.
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A. M. Poss
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Sovereign Gun Lodge
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Cale
Denied Claim To Fortune In Cambridge Probate Court
The claim of Dickinson North Dakota to half of the estate of Dar Russell was denied by Judge Lawt in the Cambridge probate court today.
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Come to the Shores: Echoes of a Lost Inland Beach
A poetic reminiscence from Santa Monica in April 1919 evokes golden op fields, mockingbirds, and ocean tides. The speaker invites a return to a landscape of beauty and memory where a mother once shared moments, now replaced by sorrow.
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