Farm Education Bill Sparks National Support in Congress
Washington March 22 Congress debates a landmark measure known as the Smith or Lever bill. It provides for federal and state funds to extend agricultural education and farm demonstration through agricultural colleges and experiment stations. Proponents say on site demonstrations will lift farming efficiency, soil fertility, and farm income, with Taft and party leaders backing a nationwide rollout over ten years.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Executive Committee of Agricultural Colleges
Leyer Hs
United States
Department of Agriculture, Agriural Colleges
Wi House
W. 0. Thompson
Ohioe University
K. D>ld
Massachus Cultural College
Andrew Ule
Georgia College of Agriculture
Howard Gross
National Fertility League
T. Herrick
Ohio
Oliver Wil
Peoria
Lil
Grange
Dean H. L
Wisconsin
Hl. H. Edwards
Dent
Rhode Island Agrical College
Joseph’ Chapman
Northwestern Bankers’ Com
H. Gross
I League
Ander
Department of
Taft
Senator E D Smith backs Wilson for presidency
A South Carolina senator aligned with Clark and Underwood factions publicly endorsed Governor Woodrow Wilson as the strongest Democratic nominee for the presidency. He praised Wilson’s government philosophy and record as New Jersey governor, noting his stands against boss rule and corruption and predicting robust support against Republican rivals.
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Washington, D
Mareh
United States
Woodrow Wilson
E. D. Smith
South Carolina
Clark
Underwood
Wilson
New Jersey
Washington
Philadelphia
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Paroled man Graves arrested in Muskogee on parole revocation
Theo dore Graves, 50, whose parole was revoked by Governor Lee Cruce, was arrested in Muskogee by Deputy Sheriff Joe Depew and will be sent to McAlester state penitentiary. Graves had been convicted of manslaughter at Vinita and paroled previously.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Theodore Graves
Lee Cruce
Joe Depew
McAlester
Graves
Vinita
Oklahoma deficit report cites 2.65 million burden
The state shows an aggregate deficit exceeding 2.5 million dollars, with 2,192,844.27 dollars in outstanding general revenue warrants for the last fiscal year and a further 464,522.31 dollars added since year end, funded at once by the state under the current administration.
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Crice
State Examiner and Inspector's Office
Cruce
Dunlop
Harrison
West
General Revenue
Public Building
State University News Highlights At Norman Enid Event
Tom Mayfield of Norman represented the University Prohibition League as state oratorical contest winner at Enid. Harvard professor Albert Bushnell Hart lectured on Lincoln and American government, and America in the Orient. A recital, new tennis courts, and various faculty news plus alumni updates from Norman and Oklahoma City were noted.
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Tom Mayfield
Norman
University Prohibition League
Enid
Christian University
Mayfield
Albert Bushnell Hart
Department of Government
Harvard University
Abraham Lincoln
America
Harvard
Monnet
Monnett
Paxton
Hadsell
Poster
Kirkwood
Turley
Alley
School of the Arts
Opera House
Oklahoman
Water Ferguson
Peteuson
Sooner
Tom Lowery
Guthrie
P A. Taylor
Tussey
Robert H. Riley
Univers
Oklahoma City
Federal Court in Tulsa Opens April 1 in Rail and Bank Case
Tulsa March 21 federal court in eastern Oklahoma schedules twenty one railroad damage and related suits for trial starting April 1 with Judge Ralph Campbell presiding and Judge D F A Youmans handling trial phases. Indictments against Eugene F Blaine bank president to be considered April 15 amid ongoing estate settlement notices for Craig County court.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States District Court For
Eastern District of Oklahoma
Ralph Campbell
D. F. A. Youmans
Western District of Arkansas
Eugene F. Blaine
Farmers National Bank of Tulsa
Columbia Bank and Trust Company of
Oklahoma City
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Adair County Oklahoma
Public notice of private sale ordered by the Adair County Court guardian for minor Josie Blair Duncan. Real estate in Craig County Oklahoma to be sold after April 1 1912 with ten percent cash at sale and balance on court confirmation. Bids in writing with ten percent bank draft due to guardian or attorney.
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John Pritchett
Nova O. Pritchett
Cleda J. Pritchett
Opal Pritchett
Delbert M. Pritchett
Thia Court
Winita
Craig
Smalling
Vinita
Creig County
State of
Oklahoma
James J. Pool
W. H. Pool
Benjamin Bliick
J. W. Orr
Abram
Meek
W. A. Meek
Admr
Parks
County
Tadge
Chieftain
Adair
Josie Blair Duncan
Westville
Adair County
Craig County
Range
Indian Meridian
Stilwell
Baron
Five Horses for Sale Duke of France Stable Offer
The Duke of France weighs 2100 pounds and has 89 government approved registered crosses. Insurance on colt set at $10 and $20, due when foaled. Care will be taken but not responsible for accidents. Mares from distance fed at a reasonable price. Mares transferred or about to be removed, money due and payable at once.
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Duke of
France
United States
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