Oklahoma Democrat Nomination Battle and State Reports
Judge B C Allen announces candidacy for Oklahoma governor in 1914 while protests on direct senatorial elections are appealed to the supreme court. Adjutant General Canton and Librarian Daws report unexpended balances and efficient finance. Vardaman addresses Oklahoma Democrats on race and national issues as bank and highway officials report deposits and road plans. Public notices include school land appraisals and Bristow gas concerns. Various state figures discuss reform, elections, and party integrity. Iowa GOP rejects ticket endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Allen
Muskogee
Crime and Insanity Drain State Budget Big Share of Costs
The article outlines a state budget showing crime and insanity costs totaling over 1.0 million dollars, with education absorbing about 1.09 million and the executive branch about 725 thousand. Prison upkeep runs to 252 thousand, insane asylum care 399 thousand, judicial expenses 168 thousand, including 60 thousand for the supreme court. The board of agriculture receives 100 thousand to aid farmers, plus 15 thousand for the Confederate Home at Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Ardmore
Fued Convictions Affirmed in Oklahoma City Opinion
Oklahoma City July 21 The conviction of 8. B. Pony Starr head of the Starr-Davis faction in the Porum feud, sentenced to one year in Muskogee county for stealing two cows, was affirmed by the criminal court of appeals in an opinion by Presiding Judge Furman. The court also affirmed Bob Davis on a similar charge. Frank Blackburn in Pottawatomie county for obscene language was reversed. Guy Harper in Tulsa county for violating the prohibitory law was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fued
Oklahoma City
Pony) Starr
Starr-Davis
Porum Fued
Muskogee County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Furman
Bob Davis
Frank Blackburn
Pottawatomie
Guy Harper
Tulsa County
Catlin and Nix Wedding Celebrated in Vinita Home
John Catlin and Miss Devetria Nix were united in marriage by Rev. WO. Davis at his South Miller street home on Wednesday evening at 7:30. The couple, well known in the community, will reside in the west part of Vinita and their friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Catlin
Devetria Nix
WO. Davis
South Miller Street
Vinita
Quick Puff Paste From Bread Flour and Lard
Instructions describe making a quick puff paste by mixing bread flour lard and butter with cold water. Knead form dough roll fold layers chill bake in a hot oven with bottom heat. Prick shells or under crusts before baking to prevent burning.
Fixtures for the bathroom debut new glass towel rods
A short Indiany0 Me News item notes updated bathroom fixtures for the home. Glass twisted jewel rods with nickel brackets prevent towel slippage. A heavy wire basin and soap holder spans the tub with nickel plated ends and adjustable extension for stability.
Apple Cobbler From Simple Apple Recipe
Simple home recipe describes making a double crust apple cobbler. Mix flour with sour milk soda salt, form stiff dough, roll and cut into strips to line pan. Layer sliced apples with sugar cinnamon butter, repeat layers, cover with dough, bake in hot oven about one hour.
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Doug
Room Remedies for Patient Care and Medicine Doses
Advice covers feeding without raised head using spouts or small teapots, bathing eyes wounds with medicated cotton, and sanitizing cloth versus cotton. It notes covering medicine glasses with dustproof tops, using brass rings to hold covers, and inscribing dosing times on the cover.
Baked Cream Toast Recipe for Breakfast
A compact recipe for toast using two day old bread dipped in hot water, buttered and baked briefly. Finish with rich milk, then warm briefly with a final butter sauce. Optional slices of bacon surround the toast for a hearty breakfast.
Veal and Pea Salad Cups with Mint Dressing
A cold roast veal dish dice small mixed with peas chilled with French dressing. Serve in crisp lettuce cups, topped with more French dressing mint mustard and celery salt for added flavor.
Egg shell clutch trick shared by cooks
When separating eggs and a yolk breaks into the whites, use a warm damp cloth. Wring it dry and touch the yolk with the cloth point. the yolk will cling to the cloth immediately.
Curd of Common Matches Promoted as Disinfectant Claim
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century note suggests using a curd of common matches dissolved in water as a disinfectant. It advises placing several saucers around a room to combat contagious diseases and mentions umeases as a risk.
Roosevelt says no discord in new Progressive Party
Oyster Bay July 21. Col Roosevelt asserts home rule will guide the national progressive party. After talks with state leaders he says each state handles its own issues and denies reports of discord. He insists the movement started in Chicago shows unity and that ex Democrats and ex Republicans are welcome. He cautions against any pacts with the Republicans that would bind electors to Taft.
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Elate
Leo Meyer
Iowa
Roosevelt
Taft
Cummins
Chicago
Oyster Bay
National Progressive Party
George L. Record
New Jersey
Charles H
Thompson
New England
New Party
Hullwick
Record
Vinita Markets Groan With Goods and Prices
Saturday crowds fill Vinita streets as shoppers buy at local stores. New potatoes sell at twenty five cents per peck, tomatoes and green beans at five cents per pound, blackberries ten cents per box, cantaloupes five and ten cents by size, green apples twenty five cents per peck, cabbages three cents per pound, peaches twenty to twenty five cents per basket, and green roasting ears ten cents a dozen. A Kellog cereal demonstration and de Helons dishes of trim food delight customers amid hundreds of items on offer.
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Vinita
Price winners named in Kellig contest at Saturday stores
The Kellig contest at Garrisons Peoples Grocery and Burns featured three prize winners Miss Drake first prize at Garrisons Miss Edyth Dalquest second prize at Peoples Grocery and Miss Pierce third prize at Burns.
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Miss Drake
Garrisons
Edyth Dalquest
Peoples Grocery
Miss Pierce
Burns
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