Affected Man Receives First Prize in Lawton District notice
A garbled 1920s style clipping notes James Fe Woods of Weatherford connected to a prize claim in the Lawton district, with details about a clerk position at a hardware store run by his father, a referenced registration, and a related court sentence in a federal case. The fragment mentions multiple names and places including Fort Worth, Weatherford, and Oklahoma, with references to a prize and land division.
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Fiena
James Fe Woods
Lawton
Weatherford
Sphere
Fils
School Far
Giebaherun
Pier
Riese
Eda
Mtord
United States
Okina Dome
The Lucky Ones Winners of Tea Prizes in El Reno and Lawton Districts
The article lists numerous names tied to prize drawings across El Reno and Lawton districts, detailing winners from Oklahoma towns such as Pauls Valley, Ada, and Wichita, with entries including John L Brown Caliwell Be Hicharthan and many others. It notes entries for districts NOS 1 to 125 and 126 to 250, and references August 4 7 as a selection window, with a final list of winners across multiple counties and towns. The text blends drawn names, towns, and district numbers, reflecting an extended lottery or land lottery drawing panorama in July and August.
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el Reno
Lawton
Taup
Ie SO Tchamb
Pauls Walit Tamb
Aumssta Ok
Bane Brown
Ponce City
Bors
Church Chinkashi
Sena
Semua Serna
Erallininees Shekton
Rao i
Wi Hinthe E. Beala
Foie Ean
Pete Wael Atae Ben Mrvin Hawke
Wastund
Worth
Harry Stee
CS React
Reto
He Totlowig
Lucky Setsong
Kgames
Wu Heng
John L. Brown
Caliwell Igrbec
Hicharthan
South Haven Ek
Ulysses
Frank Oswalt
Hanover
Knox PB Drake
Atlcs
Albert
Day
Ghaudon
Hower Lave
Valley Fata
Allan Ghia Mol
Conway Spine
Willan
Wswit
Mintle Clyne Fonst
Caldwell Enoch Callattott
Osepeme
Swans
Anderly
Howard
Brickett
Eutyrus Berdine
Port Scott
Rudolph Anie
William
Fromary
Oliver
Willa Holmes
Sarper
Perry Pearl
Thiele Springs
Willa A. Hewitt
Prederici
Rumdet & Mattie
Wichita
Arthur J. Kinder
Cheney
Marriet Ayers
Dennison
Bair So Henderson
Topeka
George Yowell
Burrton
Harry W. Burton
Neal_ Flurry
Carter
Harper
Leura Coffel
Caldwell
Wit
Beard
Arkansas City
Johnson B
Cogswell
Grafton
Wheeler Chiina
Dik City
Stella
Thensas J
Kansas City
Martin
McCullough
Mulvane
William S Bariwel
Ktdale
Charles A. Savage
Mle
Frank Myers
Junction City
Uriah Humphrey
Preston
M. L. Edsel
Pittsburg
Willem T. Kearns
John W. Dehart
Lyndon Gurl
Delmots
Mecrawe
Charles Skiing
Kiowa
Gus K. Hamilton
Vernon Ide Leith
Chinen
Charles M. Fitzpatrick
Lecompton
Augusta
Witla H. Crawford
Beloitana
M. Lawrence
Junction
Bolte, Wiehtts
Ernest Belles
Cedarvals
William M. Caswell
Almurian D. Helm
Wutehoom
Avetin Atkins
South Haven
Whilem
Corrigan
Duniphan
Sammut Mc Cameron
Ruhec A Fox Heckon
Yilliam Zeigler
St. Marya
Howard Haeuler
Manhattan
Miller E. Stitt
Toeka
Charies
Hentes T. Prather
Hutchinson
Vred Wo Swan
Arkaness City
Hert Holbrook
Abban
City
Poe Lewtt
Harry A. Willian
Deage City
Houston
Summerfield
Valentine W. Adetin
Abbyvite
X Ralstin
M. Bobble J. Dunning
James J
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Laredo
Lawrence
Sud
el Rens
Rock Island Denies Topeka Kansas City Line Story
General Attorney M A Low stated the Kansas City to Topeka line rumor is false. Officials say there is no authentic basis, and the Rock Island’s agreement with the Union Pacific, valid for 999 years, would not be abrogated by such a construction.
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Kansas, City
Hock Island Railroad Company
Kanaas City
Topeka
Kansas City
M.A. Low
The
State Journal
Eee
Fock
Here
Lawrence
Kris— ‘Na City
Union Aere
Kan- Ne
Chicago
Hook Island
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Stop Sale of Tickets Violent Anti-Scalping Ordinance
El Reno council unanimously passes an anti scalping measure with a $60 fine and 33 days in jail for buying or selling non transferable reduced rate railroad tickets. Chicago rail interests pushed the ordinance amid a rush of settlers awaiting government land openings and anticipated scalping from brokers.
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el Reno
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Illen
Indiun
Boom for Clyde. Missouri Pacific shops location urged
Clyde businessman T D Beachtel, longtime Republican Valley resident and former railway worker, argues the Missouri Pacific should relocate its division and shops to Clyde. He claims major cost savings in all departments, highlights better train and locomotive service, and cites specific route economies from Atchison to Lenora and on the Heatings branch. He offers to explain each point in person to convince directors.
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Missouri Pacific
Clyde
Taly
T D. Beachtel
Republican Valley
Wabash Road
Stats Journal
Missouri Puolite
Board of
Gary
Ueht
Greenleaf
Minaguri Pacific
Atchison
Lenura
Alsc
Lea
Cline
Annual Bhepoet Report Shows Attendance and Extensions
Secretary McDill presents the Santa Fe system statistics for the year ending June 30, 191. detailing attendance per day at six points Dearborn Kansas City Me Argentine Topeka Tem ple Tex and overall records. The Topeka Hon notes high attendance in religious meetings at 1 074 nearly the highest in the groups while cups of caftes and other measures are also reported.
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Cim
Imteroanena
Santa Fe
Dearborn
Kansas City
Argentine
Topeka
Temple Tex
Mure
Local association plans winter work and classes
The El Paso Herald notes substantial increases across departments of a local association. It cites examples like 340 child care meals, a coffee house, and 21 baths. The educational committee will hold a special meeting to plan details for mechanical drawing, electricity, chorus, penmanship, and other programs. A Pullman porter incident prompts debate on cap style and comfort.
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Associa
Agus
Tomas
el Paso Herald
Hans
Belme
Promoted in government service and railroad posts
Thad Payne promoted to private secretary to Russell Harding, third vice president and general manager, after leaving the Memphis office. AG Matthews succeeds him in the Memphis mechanical department. In Topeka, Payne held a Santa Fe freight office post, while Houghton of Santa Fe was named assistant general freight agent for the western lines based in San Francisco. J G Hartigan appointed division superintendent of Santa Fe in northern Texas, with headquarters at Cleburne.
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Thanenyne
Topeka
Winchell
Memphis
Montie
Russell Harding
Third View
St Louis
AG. Matthews
Mechanical Department
Pasne
Banta Fe Freight
Ee B. Beusnies
Pano
Tex
Houghton
Popular
Elise
Santa Fe Railway
el Paso
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Ines
Albuquerque
J. G. Hartigan
Texas
Cleburne
Joe Green
Shreveport & Red i
Hartigan
Illinois
Cen
Grady Dustin
Branner Street
M. Shockley
Coe
Samuel
Dee
Bia
Peterton
Es Johnson
Smith
Soa Wang
Cotnty
Kansas City
Hide
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Jsie
Ames White
Palniver
Omar Boyd
Coar
W. A. Mitchell
Waukesha
Wim
Ani
Ricon
Willam Butler
Cruteh
Monroal
RS Givistantions
Feedraad
James ‘Thomks
Chase
Uelar
John Austin
Chauiees Teo
Sigard Lucas
Mendy
Fernogn
Lomesini
Lucas
T.A. Clanavite
Anon
Mr. Claments
Ater
Brakemah McMurtrie
St. Jostply
Isaac Schiegel
Zltter Eelly
Chatse
C. Eo DeWeese
Set
DeWeese
GW. Thompson
Athuais
Boller
Ipeon
Hoospital
Sprowls
Raa
Seeos
Fie
Beco Fang
Tie Foot
Edward Johnson
Coach Carprater
Busiene
Sante Fe
Parkhurer- Diets Iulia
George 5 & Son
John Sheets
Neediex
Cal
Intows
Sheets
F. McCunnh
Bundinga
W. Sarre
CT fcCleilan
Sedewick County
Shawses
Peter Finch
Jett Lospeka
Scogland
Glimgow
Feness
Atlantic
Ike
A. Tives
Ieee Bowens
Boiler Shop and Rail Yard Notes From Grady Dusting to Kansas City
Fragments report moving a man into a new Branner street shop and list routine shop chatter. Mentions Dustin moving to Branner street and several workers changing posts, with notes on injuries, absences, and visits, plus a Kansas City trip and local personnel shifts across the boiler shop and car works.
Hunting the Counties Clerks in Historical Society Struggle
Clerks in the Historical Society face difficulties with newspaper files as active preparations move to remove the State Historical Society from basement rooms to a fourth floor loft. Overhauling the newspaper files, librarians uncover an ongoing nuisance in the archives.
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Historical Society
State Historical Sobiety
State House
Paeacreek Deeiesos
Ubrarians
Poe as Master of the Short Story and Detective Craft
Detective Stories notes Conan Doyle praising Poe as inventor of the detective tale and master of the short form, citing Poe’s imaginative quality and analytic skill. The ad asks if you know Poe and offers an authoritative memoir from George Barrie & Son, Philadelphia, with agents wanted.
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Conan Doyle
Poe
Tennyson
George Barrie & Son
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
County identifiers urged on Kansas papers to aid archives
A Kansas clerk laments missing county marks in many small papers. He argues every issue should print county in date line or headline to simplify filing, noting hundreds of defunct or obscure papers lack clear publication locality. He urges editors to include county to ease archival work.
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Kunsay
Minny
Historical Society
Emancipation Addresses Planned At Nicodemus NAC
Statesmen including B W Tracy John Carsen and B W Little will address colored residents of Graham and surrounding counties at Nicodemus on Thursday August 1. Little will also speak at current normal institutes in session at Wakeensy Lincel and ny Eilts.
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Nicodemus
B. WH. Tracy
United States
John Carsen
Grimes’ Offce
B. W. Little
Theo
Graham
Mr. Little
Seasion
Ny Eilts
Wakeensy
Lincel
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