Saloonkeepers pledge to close Sundays in Washington
A Thursday meeting of Washington saloon keepers resulted in a formal pledge to close on Sundays from midnight to 6 am and on election days. The signed list includes major figures such as EB McCafferty and J W Part, with one name omitted due to absence from the city.
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Washington
Sistapce
Niles
Mynor Denigfx
Rand
Burt
McCafferty
W. Epin
Part
Joseph
Gor
Jules Emparica
Diitara
John McMullen
Harj Sherafi
Henry Sch
Freehat
H. Smith
C. Pride
Leo Kiefer
A. ‘Kelle
Joseph ‘Arme
Provisional Deal on Plant Purchase and Financing
A disputed proposal discussed at Roly outlines Bert S. Ash and others considering a life interest and a plant purchase. Ashe agrees to install the new machinery at one tenth the cost with cash and a chattel title, with debt payments starting after a three year grace period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roly
Bert S. Ash
Anders
Ashe
Meeting on farm prices discussed at Montgomery
A farmers meeting of the American Society of Equity is planned for Montgomery on Friday July 6 at 10 am. J E Jones, state president, will address the gathering on securing profitable prices for all farm products. Attendance urged and the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Society
of Equity
Montgomery
Ogihnlag
J. E. Jones
Saloon Wars Trigger City Price Hikes at The Pump
A local dispute among saloon keepers and the Jocal Brewery agents led to an agreement not to sell beer except to licensed retailers. Retail prices rise sharply, with an increase of fifty cents or more per case, affecting consumers on fishing trips and picnics who previously bought direct.
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Jocal Brewery
Nwst
Petersburg Adopts New Beverage Price Schedule
A Petersburg report notes the city council faces pushback over proposed beverage pricing changes. The text cites higher costs for bottles and pints, with references to cases and several formats, including champagne velvet products and the impact on consumers and vendors.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Dissolves Convention Vote Injunction
The Oklahoma Supreme Court dissolves a district judge Pancouat restraint on submitting the proposed constitutional convention to a popular vote. The ruling clears the way for a June election date and immediate convening of the new state constitutional body.
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Youthie
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Pancouat
State of Oklahoma
Embroidered Indian Linen Waist Fashions In Lace
A vintage description of waistlines made from fine India linen featuring four rows of embroidery and lace insets. Describes short sleeves open back or front designs, can- dal with lace, and neck trims. Highlights Persian lawn looks and refined tailoring.
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India Linen
Val
Thich
Persian Lawn
Farmers protest assessment goals before county board
Citizens and property owners, led by county board of review members, argued farm property should be assessed closer to actual value rather than higher city or state rates. They cited impact on growth and taxes, noting some residents pay more than neighbors and urging reforms to prevent displacement by urban taxes.
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Yale
Jandy
Yfarib
Bakis
Lin Fifanckel
Washigton
Hamers
Washington
Tay
Tia
Tex Anil
Paylon
Unity
Eltroperty Phaula
Ile Amo-Basig
Mali
Odan
Ithe
R. Mere
Hla Luéas
Millionaire Straw Potatoes In New Jersey Debate
Unreadable fragments discuss potatoes and a figure named Millionaire Straw with references to New Jersey. Ambiguous text mentions date times and places but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Court limits evidence in Western Federation miners case
In a Haywood matter ruled Thursday in the superior court the judge limited proof to events in Colorado and related sites. Only three witnesses were examined including Ed Boyce former W F Miners president who denied an inner circle and Inter commerce Act protection. The case cites a joint liquor tax dispute in Kentucky and Louisville shipments to prohibition towns with local dealers protesting licensing fees.
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Judé Wood
Haywood
Western' Federation of Miners
Colorado
Copur @Alenes
Ed ‘Boyce
Western Federation
Western Federation. Fle
Loulaville
Hkentucky
New Albany
Lquor
Rivoree
Lcense Jas Gregate
Louisville
Kentuccky
Untitled Electoral Rhetoric and Public Trust Debate
A fragmentary critique discusses tariff revision and political rhetoric. It cites Massachusetts and a Republican voter context, accusing promises of reform as deceptive and labeling parties as manipulative. The piece reflects public dissatisfaction with campaign rhetoric and party figures.
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Bartoh
Anis Tata
Vis
Massachusetts
Hepublise Ag
Jesus
Property Transfer in Cornettsville Near Odop
Forsythe Ern buys Costello property in Helphetamine addition after move from Odop. Purchase price noted as 2100 dollars. Cornettsville area observers report the deal completed today with Ern Forsythe as new owner.
Ladies Honor Mrs McMullin With Afternoon Event
Mrs John McMullgn hosted a gathering Wednesday afternoon for several ladies at her home. Progressive entertainments provided enjoyment and refreshments were served. Souvenirs were presented to Mrs Alex Kempf, Mrs Louis Layby, and Mrs Louis Walters.
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ohn_McMullgn
Alex | Kempf
Louis "Layby
Louis Walters
Disbarment Proceedings Filed in Shoals Case
Hirakh and McCormick file disbarment against former partner H Gitkison in Shoals. The case is described as sensational in character with several alleged acts. Proceedings will be heard at the next term of court.
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Asington
Nomina! Itdn
Setae
Tmeetin
Ificera
Alex. Eyneatinoff
Indianapolis
J. M. Herges
Lafayette
J. M. Black
Washington
Smiley
Jai Vas Osdal
Noblesville
Becayerie
Andgairs. Black
Minzite Hhu Akg
Elty
Igtate. T
Symphony Club
Aa Ventil
Hirakh, McCormick
Shoals
Rank ‘H. Gitkison
Gootee Ribune
Missionary Meeting Report at First Babryter Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held an afternoon gathering led by Mrs. I. T. Neal Ureda. The program discussed Latin American charity work, praise for missionaries, and generous community support, with a tone of hopeful encouragement and modest remarks on future efforts.
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I. T. Nealurada
Atries
Clerk turns wheat bets into Wichita fortune
Telegrapher Arthur Pauline rose from a low salary to wealth by speculating in wheat. Starting around 70 cents, he held and sold at peak profits, clearing about 150000 dollars. He then reinvested, later netting another six figure sum before the market shifted. Mrs Sage and Carnegie are noted taxpayers and John Dee flees subpoenas in Chicago federal matter.
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Wichita
Kay
Arthur Paulline
Paulline
Aj Reault
Pauline
Thehitaa
unclear damaged OCR fragment about a death and a secret
fragmentary report from New York dated June 28 mentions a death and a minor involved. details unclear due to OCR errors and misread names and ages present.
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Sloper
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Russell Sage
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