Pure Food Apostle for Wilson
A denouncer urges voters to back Wilson and Marshall in the 1952 election, accusing President Roosevelt and Taft of tolerating adulteration and predatory food practices. The speaker claims reforms would restore the Food and Drug Act, revive public health advocacy, and curb corporate greed in agriculture.
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SY Harvew
Eppeas
Actiamiereocs
Grea
Alresty
Rovee
Congress
Upen
Korea
Wof
Ctr
Rooseven
Ward
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Marshal
State of Stairs
Marshell
M Hoosevelt Oreast
Department of Agriculture
Dock Kinsworthy Health Walk Reported By Chieftain Reporter
Dr Dock Kinsworthy describes his health journey after quitting medicine for McPaddox health theory. He details fasting then walking from Skistook toward Vinita to combat poramine poisoning with proper food and exercise, plans to continue to Gelena if symptoms remain, and notes many Vinita acquaintances.
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Deck Kisworthy
Craig County
Skistouk
Vinita
Offields Aroend
Donicisim
Galeta
Sppis
Chelsea
White Oak
Skintook
Tulsa
Catoosa
Claremore
Bioejacket
Gelena I
Chieftais
National Park Superintendent Conference Held at Yellowstone
On September 11 and 12, 1911, Yellowstone hosted a conference for park superintendents and Interior Department officials, railway representatives, and others involved in tourist transportation. A second conference is planned at Yosemite in early October to continue discussions on park admissions and administration.
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Yellowstone National Park
National Park
Secretary of the Interior
Yosemite National Park
California
Hosetutu
Clement S UcBer
Echo
Frank Bond
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Black Leg Warning From State Veterinarian Welch to Stilwater
State veterinary inspector Dobkins traveled Welch to Stilwater last night warning farmers of black leg outbreaks in the region. He urges close cattle monitoring and offers free vaccine by writing Stilwater experimental station in Stilwater Oklahoma. The report notes cattle on a farm near Attica with a 180 foot steel fence and mentions a nearby business interest.
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de Bee F. Dobkins
Welch
Biz Cabin
Mackeg
Stilwater
Okla
Southern Vets In Session Echoes Civil War Reunion
The Southern veterans gathered in Ada Sept 4 for their reunion with over two thousand attendees. State Commander DM Hailey opened the session as County leaders and local officials welcomed the group. Speakers included C. W. Briles and Captains addressing historical causes of the war, with tributes to fallen comrades and notes on constitutional rights and Indian relations.
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Ada Obie
Azseel
Cecme
Che Vittors
DM Hailey
Zev
J. F. Brewer
C. W. Briles
Normal
Martial
Stonewall
Aia
L. Festem
Capain
W. L. Roddie
R. F. Coleman
J. W. Davia
Camp and
A. P. Waters
Oklahoma City
A .Barret
Vinita
W. & Monroe
Atoka
Okahoma
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mra
W. R Clement
Tom Hope
Int T. Davis
McAlester
Elks’ Hall
Teo Thundred
City Schools Open With Record Vinita Enrollment
City schools opened this morning in Vinita with the largest enrollment in history. Over a hundred pupils from nearby districts started classes in the high school and seventh grade. Additional students are expected to enter in the next ten days as courses of study are announced and recitations begin.
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Vinita
Ne Jroesity
Adair Beats Golden Rule Twice At Woodmen Premic
Adair won two straight games against Golden Rule at the Woodmen premic in Adair on Friday and Saturday and claimed the prize offered for the winner. The first day score was 7 to 0 and the second day 3 to 0. Only two games were played.
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Adair
Golden Rule
Woodmen Premic
Oil Well Struck Near Centralia In Off Center Prospect
A drillers crew on the board of directors struck an oil well one and a half miles north of Centralia yesterday at four o clock in the evening. Citizens believe the find could mark a productive off center prospect. The well was tapped at a depth of seven hundred feet but its capacity remains to be learned.
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Centralia
Penington
Letarce Bros Report Strong Bids at St Louis Market
Letarce Bros. had two shipments of car items from the St Louis market yesterday and are pleased with the prices. They will ship two more items tomorrow.
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Letarce Bros
St Lewis
GORDON AND BURNS BOXING RESULT IN DISPUTE
Mixed reports on the Gordon Burns bout outline initial claims of a draw and later corrections. Fighters and promoters dispute the decision with affidavits and plans for a rematch at Fairland after September 17.
Publication circulation law in early 19th century press
A report outlines a new federal requirement for newspapers and periodicals to file twice yearly circulation statements with the post office. It specifies names and addresses of editors owners and stockholders, with exemptions for religious temperance and similar publications. The law took effect July 1 1812 and mandates April 1 and October 1 filings.
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Washington
Postofice
Washizetoe
Oklahoma City
Posto
Daily News
Seven sorrowful pages reveal charity secretary’s tireless toil
Pateburg Kansas September first reports the four month record of Mrs. Sarah M. Macfarline, secretary of the Associated Charities, showing lines stained with tears of the poor yet glowing with hope and help. The narrative portrays the personal sacrifice of one woman walking in His love to aid the needy, depicting a powerful human document that inspires.
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Pateburg
Kans
Sarah M. Macfarline
Associated Charities
Ana Ify. Wate Society
Pitteburg
Accesiou
Clara Barton
Pitta Kansas City
Mrs Macfarline Aiders Poor In Pittsburgh Kansas
A lengthy Pittsburgh Kansas report chronicles Mrs Macfarline's daily ministry to the poor and sick. It details clothing food bread and fuel deliveries, children helped found homes for orphans, employment found for women men and boys, and numerous visits to the ill and distressed. The narrative emphasizes her collective aid by a "we" rather than individual acts and notes the broad impact of her monthly work.
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Acuve
Pittsbore
Kansas
Mac
Open Season Dates for Prairie Birds in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma game law sets open seasons for prairie grouse in western lands near the Texas border from November 1. Dove season runs sixteen days from August 15 to May 1 with many hunters already at work. Quail season opens November 15 and lasts until February 1 with a bag limit of twenty five per day. Wild turkey season runs November 15 to January 1 with a limit of three. one pebbler may be killed by a hunter from March 15 to April 15.
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Prairie Emsas
Oklahoma
Texas
Dr H H Wynne Ocalist Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice
Oklahoma City eye clinic advertises specialty in eye ear nose and throat care. glasses fitted and contact info for Vinita monthly meeting and local office in Oklahoma City with R L Mitchell phone number 607 for appointments.
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H. H. Wynne
Oklahoma City
Vinita
R. L. Mitchell
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