DYSPEPTIC PHILOSOPHY AND 1912 NEW YEAR ADVICE
In a jumble of editorial notes and items from New York Times style observations, the piece surveys political goings on in Delaware county Oklahoma and national figures Taft Roosevelt and Bryan. It notes Governor Cruce supporting county records removal, discusses Uncle Joe McNeal and the corporation commission, and ends with reflections on advertising honesty in small town commerce. It frames civic duty, politics, and prudent business practice with a conservative, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe” McNeal
Guthrie
Uncle Joe
Commission
Oklahoma
McNeal
Gold and Silver Mining Highlighted in Regional Brief
A concise note outlines mining activity in the region focusing on gold and silver prospects. Names of companies, dates or specific locations are not clearly legible, but the brief emphasizes ongoing extraction efforts and potential economic impact.
The Great Task of Happiness and March of People
A reflective column contrasts happiness as a quality of life with social helper ness. It notes Governor Cruce backing in a Delaware county contest, discusses liquor indictments and federal law, and surveys 1911 mining output and gold flow in the United States. The piece laments urban life, wealth, travel costs, and the cash economy shaping daily existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Fulueka
Walter Williams
Governor Croce Leads Delaware County Appeal
Delaware County residents rally behind Governor Lee Croce as he confronts the supreme court in a high profile clash. Supporters urge unity while pressing for swift action and clear leadership from the governor in this disputed matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Lee Croce
Jrale
Vinita Taxpayers Oppose New Bond Issue Proposal
Mayor Starr plans a bond issue to cover warrants voided by Judge Davis and city debt. Taxpayers fear higher taxes with $217,000 in school bonds already outstanding and an overall heavy burden. They urge economy in administration and oppose any additional bonds now.
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Starr
Davis
Vinita
Stratelg Uoder
State Board
The Village Preacher
An aged country benevolent man lived on forty pounds a year and opened his home to beggars soldiers and truants. He sheltered the ruined spendthrift and the weary veteran, listening to tales of sorrow by the fire. His charity eclipsed faults as pity sparked generous acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermore
Iberal
Nadelie Rod
Thames
Uy Fem
Uhera
Sean
Leap Year Dances and Women Stepping Forward in Love
A reflective piece on leap year traditions empowering women to choose partners, contrasting debutantes with seasoned dancers and criticizing social hypocrisy on the ballroom floor. It argues girls should claim their right to invite and notes men’s fashion-driven favoritism and the need for broader invitation retrospection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget
St. Patrick
Patrick
Acushla
Wontan
Sager Dan
Gers
Mnankind
Taft economy message and a congress of 1912 era
A 1912 era column criticizes congressional waste and pork barrel politics. It recalls a past “Exlion dollar congress,” notes military post redundancy, and cites an 1910 World’s Work editor letter. The piece ends with a county janitor bid notice from Crig County Oklahoma dated January 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
Sam
Wood
Fee
Appropriations Committee
World's Work Magazine
Say
Board of County Commissioners
Crig County
State of Oklahoma
Rop
Nix
Hook's Nomination Resented by Owen in Senate Fight
Senator Owen of Oklahoma objects as President Taft sends Judge Hook's nomination to the senate for Supreme Court service. He plans a resolution demanding copies of all endaypse uests related to Judge Hook. The dispute centers on the Kansas suspect and the Owl case details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Owen
Oklahoma
Taft
Senate
Judge Hook
Supreme Court
EL Addee
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