H Murray for Congress in Oklahoma primary 1912
Democratic candidate WM. H. Murray announces for Congress from the state at large. He opposes the Akin and Russell bills, defends state Board of Agriculture, supports tariff reform and currency reform, and urges voters to choose three names carefully. He urges patience and asks party voters to back him in August.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Poe
Altus
Tf Am
Hich
State Board ‘ Agriculture
Board of Agriture
Comecon
Dig
Department of Agriculture
Merce Court
Interior
Supreme Court of the United
United States
Regan
Tishomingo
Okla
Republican National Committee
Nation
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Wm. H. Murray
Fairview Cemeterywork inspires Vinita drive and charity
Vinita community honors women led effort to restore Fairview Cemetery turning a neglected hillside into a dignified city of the dead. Captain F J Barrett funded and directed tree planting and drives, with ongoing needs to fund grave maintenance as residents urged public support and family involvement. Oklahoma City May 13 notes Lisle Mining Company charter and railway bond updates, plus political filings and a stalled rural schools bill.
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Fairview Cemetery
Vinita
Fairview
Vinita Cemetery Association
F. J. Barrett
Barrett
Oklahoma City
Secretary of State
Ben F. Harrison
Lisle Mining Company
Miami
Capital
E. M. Lisle
C. W. Reed
A. D. Hatton
Webb City
Colors of Yellowstone linked to plant life and minerals
A Department of the Interior release discusses how algae and plant growth in Yellowstone Park influence geyser and terrace colors. The report notes rapid color shifts with temperature, showing creamy white filaments to salmon, then orange to emerald as heat fades, while the Grand Canyon colors stem mainly from mineral matter in rhyolite walls.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Mammoth Hot Springs
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Canyon
Strawberry pickers sought by Neosho Growers Association
Wanted 2500 strawberry pickers by the Neosho Fruit Growers and Shippers Association around May 25. Will pay customary price in cents per short quart. Address J. F. Graves, Manager, Neosho, Missouri. Also 36-89 The Weekly Chieftain subscription offer through January 1, 1913 for 50 cents. Blind staggers remedy promises a valuable recipe to be published.
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Neosho Fruit Growers and Shippera Association
Graves
Neosho
Horse Remedy Claim Sparks Texas Letter
A Texas reader from Floyd County reports a horse remedy recipe using whiskey turpentine and quinine. He claims dramatic improvements within hours, warns to avoid the eyes, and invites others to share outcomes. The note references Democratic primaries and August 1912, presenting a dated, advice style letter.
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W. IL. Trott
W. A. HiuGins
Lockin
Floyd County
Texas
Craig County Candidates Race for Democratic Primary
The Chieftain lists numerous Craig County candidates for offices including County Superintendent H W Shelton and E N Williamson for Register of Deeds, with several sheriff contenders like Robt L Chamberlin Billy Friend H B Ridenhour and L P Safart. Also named are James Dennis Flynn for Congress and James F McCullough for Superintendent Schools, plus County Clerk Treasurer and Assessor hopefuls and multiple County Commissioner entries.
Announcements for Craik County Officials Candidate
G L White of Cettralla announces candidacy for County Commissioner First District Craik County subject to Democratic primary August 6 1912 for County Attorney Willard H Voyles also seeks County Attorney for Craig County subject to Democratic primary in August
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Craig County
Samuel Chatterton
Big Cabin
Oklo
George W. Taylor
W. C. Woodaller
Charles Teenor
Chas. Teenor
G. L. White
Cettralla
Craik County
Willard H. Voyles
Democratic Primary Candidate Nominates Smith for Superintendent
Thomas W. Smith of Centralia announces his candidacy for Superintendent in the Democratic primary in August.
Candidate filing for Craig County offices announces bids
A notice announces campaigns for Register of Deeds in Craig County Oklahoma and for County Representative in the State Legislature from Craig County. It states the candidacies are subject to the Democratic Primary on August 6.
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EN. William On
Office of Register of Deeds
Craig County
Oklahoma
E. N. Williamson
Pete Coyne
District Clerk Candidate Files for Craig County Reelection
For district clerk, LEM R. MITCHELL seeks reelection to the office of District Clerk of Craig County, subject to the Democratic primary.
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E. J. McBride
Big Cabin
Craig County
Lem R. Mitchell
Jake Smith Seeks Vinita Township Constable Post
Jake Smith announced as a candidate for Constable in Vinita Township subject to the Democratic primary on August 6.
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Jake Smith
Vinita Township
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Oklahoma News
Winnipeg, Salina & Gulf Railroad
Kansas
Harrison
H. Leone Miller
Cruce
Reeves
McAlester
Charles N. Haskell
Muskogee
Robert L. Owen
Ben Riley
State Election Board
Owen
Scott Ferris
Lawton
Ben Bouldin
Elk City
Beckham County
T. C. McMahan
Milton
Leflore
Chieftain
H. W. ©. Shelton
Craft County
Robt. L. Chamberlin
Billy Friend
Tam
C. Caldwell
H. B. Ridenjhour
H. BE. Ridenhour
L. P. Safart
James Dennis Flynn
Sapulpa
R PF. Nix
Geo. 11
Ogden
Geo, H. Ogden
Nounce J. Wes Harris
F. Parks
Supreme Judge
N. B. Maxey
Supreme Court
James F. McCullough
R. L. Jackson
Claudes. Shelton
Crate County
W. Houk
Virgil A. Kinnison
Thomas W. Smith
Centralians
Register OF Deeds
Subject
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Kansas Flour Mills Company
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