Belva Lockwood to run for president in 1502
A long, fragmentary political column discusses Belva Lockwood's possible presidential bid, U.S. politics, and international affairs. It touches on Kansas and Missouri figures, European events, and rail and agricultural policy, with varied historical opinions and satirical tone.
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Guthrie Delegates Praise Oklahoma City Visit
Guthrie delegates express thanks to Oklahoma City for warm hospitality during the Republican convention. The Guthrie delegation notes a busy period with court sessions and debates on territorial government, town lot limits, and recent political rumors. Also reports rail commission orders restoring passenger service on a line with public aid and reflections on local politics and upcoming elections.
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Oklahoma Outlines And Rumors In Oklahoma City Convention
A jumble of notes discusses Guthrie, Oklahoma and Cherokee nation politics. Mentions alibis, street trade, and a general sense of betting on conventions, gubernatorial hints, and farming prospects amid a crowded political scene.
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Plowing Cotton and Rural Advice Amid Turbulent National Debate
A fragmented, OCR laden excerpt describes cotton farming practices from plowing to planting, stressing weed control and seasonal timing. It shifts to a political section with references to Liberia, Indigenous policy, and congressional debates on statehood and emigration, mentioning various figures and regions as part of wider 19th century discourse.
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