Primeval Man and the Rise of Civilization
Charley Ht discusses Primeval man as not descended from apes but in a savagery stage similar to animals. He argues knowledge is learned, language began late, and early humans lacked education, leading to gradual civilization through teaching and invention. The piece reflects on humanity's progress and instincts.
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Baltor
Mat ix
Charley Ht
Kansas City
Lumwig
North First Street
Oklahoma News In Brief May 6 Highlights and Appointments
Oklahoma City reports multiple items including two new cases of measles in Johnston county and one death in Stephens county due to meningitis. Governor Cruce grants parole to Brashear of Oklahoma County after sickness, while school commissioners plan to appraise and market 000 acres of school land with improvements. Ardmore will host a suny mueanuel next week. a hearing about the Arkansas river issues is planned. Various court and charity actions are noted along with new corporate charters for Elk Ball Company Shawnee and Schaefer Footage Company Alva. State election board renomination bids include Elmer Thomas Lawton and several others in Connerville and nearby districts.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston County
Oneeath
Stephens County
Fe Health Department
George Willis
Frisco
Gwen Ghot
Cruce
Guy Bra Waar
Oklahoma County
Brashear
Crave
Suny Mueanuel
Ardmore
Arkansas
Huett
Garteld “County Superior Court
Justion Turner
Supreme
Ait
Chickasha
Superior Linn
Moore
The
Alva
Capital
J. H. Schaefer
J. B
John B. Doolin
World Wheat Supply Stable Despite Shortages Abroad
The article argues that global food supply remains adequate despite wheat and potato shortages. It cites Argentina as the main source of wheat, notes Canada weather damages, and warns against speculation while stressing ample world stocks. It highlights Russia’s low harvest and Germany’s potato shortfall but concludes overall sufficiency for the coming year.
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Argentina
United States
Europe
Department of Agriculture
South America
Equator
Canada
Russia
Central Statistical Bureau
Ministry of the Interior
Germany
Right Childhood Is Modest Says Ruskin In Advice
A column cites Ruskin on the first and second traits of a right child and good man humility and faith. The piece notes a well educated youth asks questions, accepts guidance, and learns from elders, while honoring paternal wisdom.
Time is Money In Japanese Proverb Lore
Proverbs of the Japanese note that many sayings originate from India and China while Western contact has added many, including the widely quoted Time is money. The piece suggests this proverb travels from Yankesland to Japanese speech and remains highly echoed in casual talk.
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India
China
America
Yankesland
Good Roads Congress to Promote Interstate Highway System in New Orleans
The fifth annual National Good Roads Congress will be held in New Orleans May 1 2019 to advocate a national paved highway network linking Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes and Gulf. Mayor Behrman appoints 100 member committee to organize the convention and Governor Sanders urges state support. A Louisiana Good Roads association will be formed as speakers discuss street and road improvements across the nation.
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New Orleans
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
United States
Behrman
Sanders
Louisiana
Louisiana Good Roads Association
Willard H. Voyles Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
Willard H Voyles announces his candidacy for the office of County Attorney for Craig County subject to the Democratic primary in August. The Chieftain is authorized to announce the candidacy of G N S Willan son to the office of Register of Deeds.
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Craig County
Willard H. Voyles
G NS. Willan, Son
Office of Register of Deeds
Robt. L. Chamberlin
E. J. McBride
Big Cabin
H. E Ridenhour
Sherif
Oklahoma
H. E. Ridenhour
L. P. Smart
Geo. i. Ogden
Geo. H. Ogden
R. L. Jackson
Claude. Shelton
W.C. Woodaller
Billy Friend
H. W. C. Shelton
Craft County
Craig County Democrats Announce Local Primary Candidates
The Chieftain prints notices naming Craig County candidates for the August 1912 Democratic primary. Robt. L. Chamberlin seeks Sheriff, E J. McBride for County Clerk, H E Ridenhour for Sheriff reelection, L P Smart for Sheriff, and others including Geo H Ogden for County Treasurer, a County Judge reelection bid, and Pete Coyne for State Representative, with John Dennis Flynn and F Nix among signatories.
Craig County Craig County and County official candidate notices
A collection of 1912 Craig County notices announces several candidates for local offices. Nominators include N B Maxey for Supreme Court judge, Samuel Chatterton for County Commissioner Third District, James F McCullough for Superintendent of Schools, R L Jackson for Sheriff, George W Taylor for County Commissioner Second District, Claude Shelton for County Assessor, W Houk for County Assessor, Virg il A Kinnison for County Assessor, W C Woodall for County Commissioner Third District, and Charles Teenor for County Commissioner Third District. Notices indicate candidacies subject to August Democratic primary in 1912.
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Craig County
Inugust
Samuel Chatterton
Big Cabin
Okla
James F. McCullough
George W. Taylor
Virgil A. Kinnison
Charles Teenor
Oklo
Chas
Teenor
Lee Mitchell seeks reelection as Craig County district clerk
The notice announces the reelection bid for the office of District Clerk of Craig County by Lee Mitchell, subject to the Democratic primary. The filing appears under the Democratic banner.
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Craig County
Lee
Mitchell
Craig County political candidates announced for August primary
A list of Democratic primary nominees for Craig County offices in August 1912 includes Thomas W. Smith for County Superintendent, Billy Friend for Sheriff, Tam for reelection, and the County Attorney race. J Wes Harris announces for County Commissioner Third District, W L Trott for Register of Deeds, and Mrs H W C Shelton for County Superintendent of Schools Craft County.
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
In Craig County Oklahoma County Court is to hear Ellen Han Alderins petition to issue Letters of Administration for the estate of Mary Howie. The hearing is set for May 14 1912 at 9 30 a m. Any interested party may contest by filing opposition on grounds of incompetency or rights to administer. Witness the county judge S F Parks official seal April 20 1912 ALD 1912
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State of Oklahoma
Craig
Laid County
Ellen Han Aled
Craig County
Frank L. Burckhalter
Mary Howie
Geal
Ald
F. Parks
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
In Craig County Oklahoma Mary B Paden filed in County Court a petition for Letters of Administration to Mary E Paden for the estate of John H Paden deceased The hearing is set for Tuesday May 7 1912 at 9 30 a m in ward County Court with written opposition due Witness the official seal of County Judge F P Parks on April 30 1912
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Oklahoma Guardianship
In Tulsa County Oklahoma the guardian of minor Myra Clawson will sell at private sale on May 11 1912 at nine oclock a.m. the right title and interest in specified Craig County land to the highest bidder with 10 percent cash due and bids to be filed in the County Court or with Peter Detchman Tulsa. Also an order for hearing petition to sell real estate in the estate of Sarah J Guinn deceased with a hearing set for May 8 1912 and notice to interested parties.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Myra Clawson
Craig County
State of
St. L
Township
Peter Detchman
C. Clawson
Guardian
Sarah J. Guinn
James L. Guinn
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