Oklahoma People in the Rockies Parade of Mountain Trip Owls
Oklahoma visitors flood Colorado Springs Manitou and Pike Peak roads with pennants and state flowers. The Rome to the mountains trend supports a record parade and a chance to win a silver cup for the state with the most machines in the summer carnival. Oklahoma crop prospects and the interdenominational summer assembly at Cascade are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Oklahoma
Mikes Peak
Colorado City
Manitou
Pike Peak
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Pueblo
Salina
Kans
Newton
Kane
Texas
WH. Conklin
Oklahoma City
Colorado Sg
Colo
Edward Haines
Hugo
Stout
C. Freeman
Hi, Lewie
Muskogee
Mes. 0
M Winn
Mre
J. R. Clay
C. W. Bull
Guthrie
Friends
Will K. Rudier
Stillwater
Leland, Hines
Sallisaw
Bartlesville
J. W. Newcomb
Ardmore
Marion Scott
Anderson
B.D. Snyder
Sayre Fite
Prevent
John V. Stanley
Purcell
xOklahoma
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cascade
Plans for new Muskogee school board members
Muskogee Oklahoma July 40 appoint ment of three new members of the state board of education to succeed Scott Glenn Robert Dunlop and Frank Bays will be made within a few days with successors virtually agreed upon Superintendent Brandenberg of Oklahoma City schools may be reappointed a board member One expected new member is W J Rowsey of Muskogee A rumor says Superintendent Winan may recognize the deposed members though the governor and advisers plan to counter such actions Rowsey says contracts for 1.5 million dollars worth of books were rejected by the governor declaring the board actions null and void Sixty eight books were represented at Monday session and over 110000 in checks were returned to depositors after the vote Readvertising for bids for state text books may follow this week Rowsey received a governor letter warning him not to associate with deposed members if any attempt to serve again as a member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
State Board of Education
Scott Glenn
Robert Dunlop
Frank ‘Bays
Brandenberg
Oklahoma City Schools
W. J. Rowsey
Winan
Cruce
W, Eb, Rowsey
Oklahoma City
Stepal
Rowsey
Need One More Rain
Oklahoma farmer J T Gunter of Vinita reports a good rain reaching back over 100 miles from Kansas City. He notes corn doing well at home and hopes for another rain to sustain a likely good crop, saying the recent shower was the right kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gunter
Vinita
Okla
Kansas City
Mr. Ganter
Indorsement for Maxey as Creek Nation Commission appointee
A Muskogee petition from bar members and county officials urges Supreme Court to appoint N. B. Maxey to the Supreme Court Commission. They cite his familiarity with Creek Nation land issues and local questions, endorsing his fitness and requesting the appointment with confidence in favorable results.
Delightful Moonlight Hayride at South Park
A Wednesday evening moonlight hayride drew a jolly crowd in South Park. Wagons carried young couples and food as they rode to Rim Creek Bridge and back, with hay fights adding to the festive mood before returning around eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Dymes
Rim Creek Bridge
Oklahoma Special Session Looms as Governor Conditions Talk
Oklahoma City July 30 reports the Governor Cruce hinted at a special session to act solely on abolishing and consolidating county offices if a majority pledges support. Proponents Crawford and Rexrost pressed for a pre-1913 session to cut local taxes, with the measure drawn and passed as written. The piece also covers party divides, tax policy protests, and upcoming August 6 primaries shaping Oklahoma leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Cruce
John P. Crawford
Ada
A. T. Rexrost
Ardmore
Democratic Press Bulletin on Oklahoma City Politics
A Democratic Press Bulletin argues for inheritance tax support and targets Republican critics, noting primary election day and the impact of nominee choices on legislative funding. It highlights Ben Harrison’s hospital operation, praises Governor Chee, commends Tom Harrill’s steady leadership, and discusses the Will_nthm plan and senatorial pledges amid tariff debates.
Muskogee County Primary Campaign Lights Up Oklahoma
Senator Owen and farmer Gober C N Haskell lead the race for U S Senate with final rallies planned across Muskogee county before the August 6 primary. Haskell is killed shortly before a Tahlequah event aiming to swing Cherokee county in his favor as W W Hastings runs the campaign in that county. M Givens coordinates Owen’s Muskogee meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
Sena Ftodert
L. Owen
Farmer Gover C N. Haskell
United States
Muskogee County
Haskell
Owen
Tahlequah
Cherokee County
W. W. Hastings
M. Givens
Kansas City Stock Market Report Faces Mixed Tide
Kansas City stock market notes a faltering bear campaign after ten days, with moderate cattle supplies diminishing the slump while prices recover for some classes. Cattle top at 9.75 and Chicago also reports 9.75, Saline and Chase counties report Grazer prices, hogs total 7500 head at about 8.00, lambs and feeders varied, and supplies include 130 quarantine cattle cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sai Foundation
Merate
Pri
Chicago
Saline County
Chase County
Morrie
Conn
Greenwood County
Greenwar County
Towser
Edison
Neb
Arizona Springs
Utah
Party Service and Honest Nomination Ticker
Message urges serving the party through fair rates and honorable action. It stresses honoring the party by nominate a clean and reputable ticker to gain benefit and honor for the organization.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockies
Maxey
N. B. Maxey
Supreme Court
John B. Turner
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Supreme Court Commission
N. B.maxey
William J. Hutchings
W. W. Momyer
Geo. K. Powell
W. A. Killey
Chas. F. Runyan
Edgar A. de Menles
Dan. L. Allen
Galen Nichols
Chas. B. Law
G. W. Leopold
A. G. Cochran
Ed. Hirsh
Charles P. Gotwall
C. ¥. McLees
W. H. Ludwig
G. W. Wheatley
DeRoo# Bailey
Chris M. Bradley
L. J. Roach
0. Beall
J. B. Campbell
Enloe V. Ve
Oklahotma City
Roosevelt
Taft
Jones City
Harrah
Stanfield
Sapulpa
Okmulgee
Shawnee
Frank Hayes
Chandler
W. A. Brandenburg
State Equalization Board
Oklahoma County
Chas. A. Taylor
Bse
Charles Taylor
Democratic Press Bulletin
Socialist Party
Ben #. Harrison
University Hospital
Campbell
Harrisoi
Inspector Hodges
Tom Harrill
Democratic Central Committee
A. Grant Evans
Oregon
W. A. Huser
Gongresseman
W. A. Huse
James S. Davenport
Huser
Ti Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!