County Formation Details and Key Officials From Old Gazette
A garbled 19th century style notice outlines the formation of a new county, naming officials such as treasurer W Barertte and clerk Albert Heyter, with mentions of the governor and provisional center. It notes the county will form from western regions and lists candidates Hollie Gowid and Uryden for county seats, set against a backdrop of administrative reorganization and cost considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barertte
Loomer
Trenewrer
Darts
Mendy
Triet
Albert Heyter
Andy Tummty
G. P. Morten
Hothe Wenty
Inten
Mims
Crewbertt
Tredwer
Hate
Mewtue Abernathy
Madereed
Bae
Loomey
County
Reecemete
Westers
Hollie
Gowid
Uryden
Eomunty
Heckel
Calne
Shawnee 15 Ready for Convention
Ot. Mar 0 sees Shawnee Lodge 15 preparing for a convention. Delegations from various lodges will travel by special train with a purple and white theme. The gathering includes barbeque ventures, a concert by government musicians, and initiations for a 25 member class in the lodge room. Local hotels will maintain regular rates and accommodations for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steerer
Gut
Gomes
Arfiege
Mthieeter
FA Neen
Lawes
Hanked Baker Kirkpatrick
Otlbams City Lodge
Efert
Elkes
el Beno
Lawton Lodge
Yorat Cob
Jawal Hotels
Derailment in county court delays Niger case ruling
In a county court session on Wednesday a delay disrupted proceedings in the Webl and Maddus matter affecting many Niger cases. The foreman and Marion Maddin attorneys pursued motions to quash, while the court awaited a new informant witness. A decision was postponed to tomorrow morning and may impact multiple cases pending in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudan
Webl & Maddus
Marion Maddon
Orioioel
Ledan
A. J. Mitiadla
Signatures Gathered For County Bond Election Petition
In Welch, Oklahoma there is a petition to fund a courthouse and bridge renovations in Craig County through a bond election. The Welch Watchman notes most signatures appear from Welch and urges editors to review the signatory list for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Craig County
Wolo
High Waters Persist At Muskogee In Flooding Crisis
An Oklahoma stretch faces rising Av Hanoun river floodwaters setting new records as crops suffer. forecast shows crest not reached before Friday while minimal rain slows further rise. Dr. Winson of St. Charles, Missouri, exploresVinita for a possible location.
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Munkoged
Hanoun
Jow Lander
Charters Issued by State Department
Guthrie and May 16 charter issuances list several entities including North Muskogee State Bank of Her capital 1108400 directors G D Bleeper Weaver Do HH. Micittesen 10 5. Wink and POM Gruttin of Stn hemo Nakdliet of Hallinan Hows Investment Company of Carmoh general $1,000 directors W H Cotting JG Duncan and Havre Ean Farmers and Merchants Gin Company of Wetuman capital 0jao0 directors J A Krink Turner Mead owe and J F iukey of Wetunka PF Meadows of Sulphur Miskowen refining Company of Makone $250,000 directors 4 WwW Dowd Chicago MI Jon W Chem Woo and Carl Puriel of Muskogee Morrison Sanitarium of Munkages director BD Morrison AT Thur man Lyle Morrison HM Jones J W Walker and George P Cente Park Hotel Company of Chelwin capital $20,000 directors C W Calawell Cr Lane W A Kall J T Me Spadden J B Milam W G Philips FM Mout J AL Wine and Common Maybelle Of Company of Stusko wee capital $40,000 directors Robert Wieley and William Readinker of Jola Kane FB Jackson of Munko wee Pd White of Tulea Oklahoma Film Rechangy Company of Oklahoma City capital $90,000 directors M C G Fenrig W L Alex Donnelly and W A McDonald of Cleburne Today The Bank of Grant decreasing its capital stock from $1,500 to $10,000 Married Saturday at We Hotel Thomason Mr George Tolliver of Can tralia and Mian Keys of Nowata Rev 4B Pershing operating.
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Guthrie
Chia
Wee Vorpor
North Musitoges State Tank
Her
D Bleeper
Weaver
Do HH
Micittesen
Wink
Pom. Gruttin
Stn Hemo
Nakdliet
Hallinan Hows Investment Company
Carmoh
Tagual
W. “H. Cotting
Jg, Duncan and
Havre
Ean Farmers
Mefehoata Gin Company
Wetumin
Capital
Carl Puriel
Muskogee
Morrison Sanitarium of
Munkages
Morrison
Thurman
Lyle Morrison
Jones
J W. Walker
George P Cente Park
Company
Chelwin
Empral
C. W. Calawell
Cr. Lane
W. A. Kall
J.T Me Spadden
J. B Milam
W. G. Philips
Mout
J. AL Wine
Stusko
Wee
Robert Wieley
William Readinker
Jola
Kane
FB. Jackson
Munko
Pd. White
Tulea
Oklahoma Film Rechangy Company
Oklahoma City
Reotora
M.C. G. Fenrig
W. L. Alex
Donnelly
W. A. McDonald
Cleburne
Teday
Bank of Grant
Letter by Mrs Brews Howell Links Bootlegger Case
In a trial involving bootleggers, Mrs. Brews Howell, wife of a jailed partner, is cited for writing a letter to the Rev. Bulgin. The letter is alleged to influence witnesses and politics, as the court debates the credibility of testimony. The case adjourned with prosecutors set to finish arguments and the defense awaiting its turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brews Howell
Belgie
Presbyterian Church
Howell
Bulgin
Trueitt
West
Blakeeey
Meten
Aetomisheest
Jager Mathen
A.C Croce
Bowra
Elks Parade From Muskogee Heads To Vinita
From Muskogee Times Democrat and Thoreday's Daily a large Elk contingent leaves Friday at 2 PM by special Katy train to Vinita for a grand installation show. About two hundred Muskogee members, led by Bill Owen and Col. Ury, with Owen's twelve-piece band, will entertain Vinita officials and the visiting lodge members amid a lively civic pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday’s
Muskogee
Wednesay
Munkogeene
Vinita
Elke
Katy
Owen
Miyaie
Ike
Eatinae
Col. Ury
Gid Blooper
Jack Land
Harry Oliver
Mrs Grace Cloud Thanks Vinita Paper For Help
Grace Cloud of Olu Oklahoma thanks the Vinita paper and local citizens for publishing her letter that helped locate her mother. She notes she found her mother, visited, and returned home, praising W. Dupree Taylor Swain Louis Gunn and Mrs. Wheeler of Red Fork for answering the ad and guiding the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cloud
Olu
W. & Dupree
I. Taylor
John Swain
Louis Gunn
A. Wheeler
Red Fork
Okli
Adam God shows elation at Mullane murder trial
James Sharp known as the self styled Adam God smiles and chats with lawyers as his defense opens. He recounts reports of a voice declaring him God and describes selling his farm near Woodward Oklahoma to give proceeds to the poor and save people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
James Sharp
Adam God
Mike Mullane
Sharpe
Sharp
Woodward
Oxla
Poultry farming plan aids farm families in hard times
The article urges farmers to plan ahead for poultry feed and pasture. It covers sowing millet and kafir, growing pop corn for chick feed, and coordinating with The Farmers State Bank at Vinita to stock a chicken farm. It also lists preparation steps for wives to support husbands in feeding duties and concludes with a 1909 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Fort Scott Post Master A Cheney Dies in Kansas
Fort Scott Kansas May 370, A Cheney post master and noted lawyer died today after a stroke of paralysis. He was among the best known figures in Fort Scott and its legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kans
A. Cheney
J Kanaas
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George Tolliver
Cantralia
Mian Keys
Nowata
Pershing
Moman Pruitt
Muskogee Bille
W. B Halaell
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Farrer
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Oklahoma
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Anid
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Wales
Moses Riley
State of Oklahoma
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Sarah Lynch
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