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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

OF nature SO immeasurably superior
10 the petty, selfish schemes of men.
you nave established an educational
force that will teM largely and NAV
prove a controlling factor for good
In the lives of these little men and
women of our city now attending the
pubic schools.
Our local columns in this issue of
The Journal tell the result of the
first experiment of gardening bv the
children, and it is a pretty and fascf
mating and encouraging story which
will be read with special interest by
the parents of Pensacola. and il
abundantly justifies the School In
provement Association in the good
work it has undertaken.
Never before in the history of the
world did so much descend upon the
proper education of the children in
our public schools, and it is of the
first importance that they should I'M
derstand that all things good come
from the soil, Gods best gift to man.
We are all the creatures of our dear
mother earth; she is invariable in her
affection for us, and to her we must
return.
Our children cannot be Impressed
too deeply with the fact that to the
soil we owe everything, and that no
reward is so sure and comforting as
that which comes from it by intellf
gent tinage.
Its products are full of pure and
healthy life and beauty and comfort
and utility, and there could be no
better tutilage for the children than
to encourage them in the cultivation
of the common Dirt they tread on,
where they may witness the marvels
and miracles of prdoreation, incom-
prehensible to the profoundest wis
dom of man, and yet possible to the
most innocent child.
The Journal heartily congratulates
the School Improvement Association
upon the marked success which has
crowned its efforts. That is the way
to make sound men and women
and to make good men and women
is the highest motive. the chief con-
Germ of the human race.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
And Other Counties As Well.

What the Pensacola Journal says in
regard to the election of a represen-
tative and sheriff in Escambia cOun-
ty is true of every county in the state.
Read it and think the matter over:
The men you elect for representa-
tives in the legislature and the man
you elect for sheriff should represent
the best sentiment of the county on
the chief issues which confront you.
The Legislators make your laws.
The sheriff enfOrces your laws. You
want good laws and you want a prop
er enforcement of them.
DO not make any mistake in your
selection for these offices. Shut your
eyes for just a minute and think the
matter yer."-Ferdandina Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

General Gilchrist has come and
gone. and he made a good impress
sion, as he must necessarily do where
ever he goes, for he is a simple. kind
ly. unaffected gentleman. but as for
the gubernatorial issue, 1t stands Just
where it did before the General came
and made his speech We do not
doubt that West Flor1da is for John
stockton, and will give him a hand,
some majority. although General Gil
christ Will get good vote in spots.
The liquor element in Pensacola VIII
stand by him to a man, but that does
not recommend him to the great DEM
ocratlc masses in the rural districts
who constitute the overwhelming ma.
Jority of the voters of West Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
Encourage the State Troops.

Jacksonville needs all the protec-
ton it can have for its DroDer+v and
the lives of its citizens. Pensacola is
an example Of the need that order
shall be maintained and the law rig
orously upheld if the prosperity of
a city is to meet with no check. This
city therefore is to be congratulated
that the military committee Of its in
fuential board OF trade has seen fit
to give Lieutenant MetcaIf annie en-
enlargement to proceed to OF gan re
another military COmpany.-Times-
Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
Had Better Dron Him

If candidate tells You that he is
a member of a lodge and of this or
that church. using these organiza-
lions as a means to life himself into
Public office. you had better drop
him-he is not the man the people
are looking fer. Not that there are
any objections to these organiza-
tons, but because a man that offers
his membership of a lodge or church
as an inducement for election to pub
lie office. is too good a man to be
trusted with any responsible position.
Fort Meade Observer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
POLITICS AND
POLITICIANS.
Stockton at Barlow.


Hon Jno- n. G. Stockton, candidate
Tor governor in the approaching pri-
mary, delivered an address in Bar
low on Tuesday. He was greeted with
a much larger audience than any that
mas heretofore assem- bed to hear any
OF the state or senatorial cand dates
who have spoken here
MIR. StocktOn's address, with con-
sIImed about an hour, had the undi-
Vlded attention of his audience which
showed its approval by frequent and
nearly applause. He met in a man.
~ and direct way, all the charges
that had been made against him. and
relralned entirely from any personal
itHectlonS upon any other candidate
Inc address was clean. clear-cut >and
directly to the point on al the uues-
Hons now before the people. He
strongly advocated state prohibition
ana control of railroads. would con.
tlnue to drain the Everglades if. up-
on thorough Investigation. he shOuid
deem it profitable to do so He de-,
noun ed the system of IObbvino- car
II ed on by the corporate interests AT
every session of the legislature i'm
most emphatic terms. and announced
MS intention, If elected governor 10
kill or cure it
On the whole. Mr. Stockton's adj
dress was an admirable one and made
TOT him many friends who had never
heard him before. The present ont.
look is that he VIII carry Polk county
by good majority over both his on
iponents.-Bartow Oourier-lnformant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
ApaIach Will Help Out.

Anent the proposed inland water
way from New Orleans to Ap4Iach-
i2oa. now being strongly agitated
the Times Of the latter CITY mas ms
TO say.
While the undertaking is large
ApalachicOla. with her shoulder TO
the wheel. VII win the goal. The
transportation problem is a great one
but it can be solved by Intelligent
applcatiOn.-Apa'ac hicOia Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
"Broward Our Next Governor"

EdltOr Perkins, OF the White
Springs Herald, grew so excited over
BrOward the other day that he sat
down and wrote that he'd be ID
If he didn't believe ;hat BrOward will
be our next governor. Faith can re-
move mountains, it is said. but we
7c':bt that It can remove the consti-
tutiOnal provision whA fOrbids anv
man being the chief executive Of the
state of Florida for two consecutive
teImsl-Jacls SonVilIe Times-UniOn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

press gang" 1t is presumed that all
became converted to the county divi-
sion idea and to the advantages of
St Petersburg as a future county
seat. NJ. F. Hetherington, the versa
tile editor of the Lakeland News, was
elected president. and Tom Apple
yard was, for the INVENT eth time, re-
elected secretary. Harry l.. Brown, OF
the St Augustine Record. was a CON-
mendahe selection as treasurer
Tampa News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

delicious. and sold Ike hot cakes"
at 10 cents apiece. Ten days ago, Hon.
r. NJ. Cooper picked very fine 30
pound melon from his vines Thus it
seems that in the matter of early
melons, Punta GoTda is ahead Of the
whole country. BY the by, our grOcers
protest that they will never more
handle any round waterme ons. such
as KOIb Gems, with which they were
sOre'y afflicted last season.-Punta
GOrda Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
Good Man for DELEGATE,

John d. Robertson. one of the pro-
gressive and most prominent citizens
of Ocala, an old friend of this editor
as well as of William Jennings Bryan.
is candidate for delegate to the ma
tiOnal convention from this district
Let us all vote for him, for he is a
good man.-Punta GOrda Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

Beaten at every point, Foraker has
finally moved to make his bill TO re-
instate the Brownsville negro soldier
murderers and their accessories in
December. Foraker is a fighter, but
sometimes our fighter INDUCES his
pugnacious instinct at the expense of
his intelligence and ceases to be con-
sidered a heavyweight above the
neck.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

stormed.
But the old fellow is quite harm
less said the landlord reassuringly.
The old fellow
Yes. said the landlord. Tbs
ghost. The old fellow who built up
the business. He built il up, you
know. and died. and now he can't
rest easy because it goes on as well
as ever it did without him. Kansas
City Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

This is no time for pessimism nor
Respondent views of any kind about
the future of the country or the hui
man race. The watermelon season Is
tive influence of that noble fruit no
rightly constituted man can look out
upon the world with other than a
cheerful heart. Vive la watermelon!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
Hunors of the Camnajon

rather funny incident took place
at the Geneva picnic Saturday in the
race between this TWO candidates for
county solicitor. Mr.. DeCottes. in his
speech made reference to the fact
that he came to this county twenty
four years ago With only the clothes
on his back, and that he would 90
MIN one better, and stated that he
came into this county twenty-seven
years ago with no clothes on him.
This race, however. should not be
made upon ancestry and the origin
OF candidate should not have any
nearing on the case. The main Issue
is whether the past record of the man
entities him to the off-ce.-Orlando
Reporter-Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

A. s. Mann, of Jacksonville. who is
a candidate for delegate-atlarge TO
the national convention, announces
that he is for the nomination of VIM.
that proposition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
A Supporter of Brvan

The Telegram today publishes an
announcement of Hon. A. J. knight.
OF Tampa, for delegate to the ma
uonal democratic convention Mr..
Knight is one of South florida s lead
ing business men. a supporter OF VII
liam Jennings Bryan for president.
and the voters of DeSoto county viii
make no mistake in supporting him.
Telegram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
The Florida Editors.

The Flor ida Press Association had
an unusually pleasant and successful
session at st. Petersburg. Under the
care of Editors Powell and Straub, as
sisteC by the hospitable people of
that thriving little city. the editors
and heir wives, sisters and daugh-
tiers, partook OF unstinted entertain
ment and enjoyed that fellowship
which always marks NEE tingS of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
Cotton q Side Issue.

The Taylor county farmer IS going
N for hog. HON ny and other home
supplies this year, if we get it Alright.
Cotton has Tor the first time been de-
throned in his. est nation. and it Will
be planted merely as a side issue.
GOod--Taylor County Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

and welcome every new candidate as
evidence OF the unconquerable patriot
ism and virility of the great Ameri-
can electorate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
First WatermeIons In.

The first waaermelons OF the sea
son were brought in Tuesday by Ed
w Smith, from his farm on AIliga-
tor creek, and were placed on sale al
Frank Blount's grocery They were
OF the Florida Favorite variety: ay-
eraGed thirty pounds each: were very
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
NEWS AND VIEWS
BY STATE PRESS
The Age of Editor Harris.

Some have estimated the aee of
Frank Harris at three score years and
ten. The worthy spirit that insured
the libel was the same spirit that in
spIred Eugene Field to write to Chas.
A. Dana on the latters birthday these
Lines:
Why bless We, Mr.. Dana. may We live
a thousand years,
TO kind o brighten up things in this
vale o human tears
AND may l live d thousand, too-a
thousand less a day.
For l should hate to hive TO say I'd
seen you pass away
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

Though Ocala is famed for many
LhlnSS, tt Is best known as the habitat
ana abiding Place of Frank Harris.
Whom we found TO be a well pre-
served youth of 61.-GOSpel Herald
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
anaEN auoa 80 AepgAaEn.
eat. So Fan Have Dane Llsils Darn.
ace N Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Ok Tha 9slahnmn state
beard 81 agriculture a reDofi a.
sued fuesiag siates tAst tne Afaen
tas. which practically delfotss the
heai erD 81 QA oea asi gear
has uaae li aH im Tits
season So tae aata w m ihe
state
The report 81 tae usstnWf ev.
psFts aaH tht hE ~ eatnFe
states. hoeeeer itei tae aeen bugs
A8ea a0s ta iaaHa N any cHaiya
asaeH tagtsa 0afAela tHH0saa.
KnEsh Elaea aha kaV bst no
rfVgnfltle d g. Fnfd iram
sH0se eeartl Ad lha fHgaa ana
faer Iaseet saeMi ol Sac area hla
aa iauad ID large uamteW
f'he experts eANE fh@ aa.Alw
ihat Wigh caniinust warm and ppgu
weather. 90 aanlafH wii lha daaa 20
esther ehfai nr gss
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
ESTELLA ITEMS

EreY Arnef 81 s elot IS
planting corn
Mr oliver aW Willie Haynes satt
sunday atb 81 Haynes
Miss Ina Moss 81 t8s tef ranch
spent atuliaY eliu Minnie Warren
Mfs. Whitaker ana ste aaugItsb
Oracle spent sunday eith grandma
Laurence
Misses Lena and L1le Williams u
vinlfa visited their grandparents the
irst oi the week
] " Haynes received a new hlll q
dress goods. Everybody invited % cal,
look and buy a now dress
TIE people vito had measslS Are eli
well and out Of danger Parents send
your children back 70 school
MiS Sadie Casio entertained Pearl
Henden, Eaie Cox. laura Coz OF VI.
nita and lloyd Azisg Of Estsila Satur.
day evening. All reported a good time.
March 24th- Ths sad news came TO
EsteIla that Samie Tlmpson was dead.
lie had hasn slok for some tine with
consumption, although expecting his
death some time 5000, Estella people
weFe thoroughly shocked lie vas
raised IN ard around Estella, was tie
son Of Res, Timpsou, uho died some
time ago. HeI was ssysars-old. was
educated IN the Cherokee Orphan
Asylum. The remains sere lad Ia the
family cemetery, which Is nos owned
by Mrs. olaud Deal Dee Timpsou. lie
leaves a Wife. three sisters and many
friends q mourn his death. lie was a
yery famous roper. having son many
first prizes Everyone knew him as
Little Bear this being tie name
bis eoe bog friends gave hin years
ago.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
WRITE OAK NEWS


Rain ln torrents tutsaF
Jesse Lee Harrison drogs to Rg
Cabin yesferiaN
Mrs & " kHsofe has one hpedred
ana OTIS uitle elleaeas
Yheo. Jones' ssat q Nialta ever
tha F'rlsea thls mainiue
Aifs IoAa sgsttnaa se9ugaleseent
after ssqeFa mouths l5lncss
Tfe SnaNnees began g eamp Friday
for Vuelr annual stemp dance
Dr. aud Mrs g + Miller we're
shopping 10 Nlnlta YESTERDAY
Mts. CLAYTON 90 Pueblo, Calo y
here visiting hgr sister Mrs J. A.
Mitchell
SUNDAY school IS progressing nicely
under the management of sept
butler
quite number from here we're 10
the busy little burgof estella shopping
Saturday.
rate Littgel found hts horse that
had strayed from home, twelve miles
north OF Vinlta
Elbert and Retha llerudon went 70
Vlnlta today % yislt their mother
who Is az the hospital
Mr. Bennett IS constructing rev
house. Ills houss ani contents were
destroyed by dfe some time ago.
Love aud WAY will be played a.
tha white OlR school house FRIDAY
night. EVERYBODY cordially lnyitoa.
Too wet 70 ploS much but busy.
Als the farmers afe "a town discussing
Q0lltics, aud ptospects of fairar
weather
Mis sal.le Hume leacaaf ~ fAe
prattar eha0 house ptssed lnQush
ths toNa Ffta seaint anWate 81
NlnaA
m &ag n h ben
suffering vira egntinm tlm EAST
wees Mss Daef As a. been en
ea s ast
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
KINNISON ITEMS

Mrs =. h Knuaoa IS ou the slek
list this week
Farmers are making good use Of tie
Toe spring Neathsr
Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. AcGhea were
traders Ia Chetopa Friday
BRO uccann and family visited
SUNDAY with pr, aud Mrs woois
Miss Helen BroNn visited Thursday
night with Misses zada and Hessls
McNells
Mrs. Mary Grntead af sapulpa i
visiting relatives and friends here
this week
Aunt Nancy Moore, sho las been
sick FOR some time, Is improving
slowly.
Mr. and MIs Frank Noore visited
sunday with MF aud Mrs MANLY
Rogers.
j. &. Moore aud family visited viii
hls father Wm. Moore and famiIy
Sunday
M. and afa Martin Lester ars
happs over lho arrival q baby boy
IL their home.
NJ. and na. Ambose Mcl1hee q
ouilagslIla arc spending tie weeA
visiting home folks
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
In MemOriunl

MARY n. SEARS nee Seolss, was
born ia Jones county 5owA Jane 2. y |
aud died on ths lash 81 March, 1905 a.
Vnlta. Okla her mother dying iew
hours after tier blrfh she was tasea
81 heF grandparents and RAISED the
ago 0t elHlifesA year Ahen slla ~
novel "a Chsrosee e3aasg kNsAs.
and lived at ths home &c bee gstnse
nrI 3 ssalesuatll s1pi.fl. iss1 wAa0
she vas unitsd in narfage ~ So. e
a saas and 81 th> aulaa wefe iRrt
SIX children tmo % whom died n la
fancy leaving tso Sous aaa tvs
daughters % bold iH memofg tha
beautiful Ifs og s loving mafesT
Tile rs easaa WAs converted ans un
81 with me Methodist Eplseo0a
church al tha age 81 faufteeu Ysats
aud has eyef since bean sa active And
eaergetle w0Faog "a thc same
She as one 81 oat noalesf eharae
ers. 4 devoted Nlfe 4 loving mothet
kind daughter ui ) constant triend
Her hands we're ever open % the wants
Of he needy and a the homes q sick
nss, and death She sas tFuly minis
terlng angel She tad her sofr0ss
which we're borne with the sane
patience that characterized her liie
Tier last dag un earth ssamed % te
her happlest day 0n that beAntifal
sabbath morning size aro>e seemingly
ia perfect health, attended her sab
bath school aud remained for
public services, and pa har return home
remarked % har oldest taeghief thaf
tie sermon sf listened O. sas
heautlful and inspiring oua hetsesn
foar and age a'clocs ID tHs afIenoo.
Sire Was strleken with apapletI aud
wss uneo seIo4s until Size pasea tp
fse oeYend. al aua th.rfy q. 81
Tier family wau AA ahsnt si We
nme she vas sfr.cse9 sad cd taslg ~
tara hane iagad her lglu Hpoa ihe
HaeF unconscious TIE .ase ration of
mh blessed lfe ans t1s sailing Sac
uHU sHea sse sfeelai sgel7oa wlt
etr Use a lhe memaf8 @ aa Hh1
kae Aaf Whcea aatrw afeait
8ne3 3 tender n cau luoes af
h Ssh 81 base aoau4la etsan
d AuHe ia hef sa.fls s g tne pes
se ot Geo e.aas ahom ompcA
'a@ an3 ,ne fearins ia mane
lpee1 aa efp hage pteseeie3 Net
aa1 80 sln3'Y b3e toths poreage
ment tal fee thar Gods sA S oef
a48
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
County Commissioners
Hold Weeks Session

The county comm issianers iaye
been 10 session ail eesk tfansaefiDg
business for the county Boot Hlfsef
was appointed constable of Township
Ne ato 81 the yacaaey Of y Har.
los resigned Cnas Hartman eas a..
pointed trustee Or Viulta T0ensaip.
having failed q qualify A. a Regular
eleefor within the limit ailosea ~
iaN Geofge Fosls vas appaiutsl as
fususiIip sieFs DO tea having failed
70 qualify a. tlie proper tlms. A. a.
Berger as also apsolnted - T0Ntshlp
treasurer of Nlnita ToNnship 81 a
similar failure 70 qualify ii tine.
About 100 bills we're allowed but
were not Yet completed az tie time Of
going 10 press
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

teresi especially n pfesbYteflans
Thursday night there vii he mis.
sl0nafY rally, when special musle sllI
b. aided . stirring addresses. Tns
public IA invited e all the sessions of
the presbgtery The committees on
music, decoration and entertainment
viii Do their best 70 help rive Vlnlsa
the name q being > good convantlon
town Muak0gee PfeahytarY 49,
tne counties or U1lawa. Craig. Maes
Delaware. Wagner, ChefokeH. AdzI@'
aeQuogah. huskeeee and aefnfazI'
The Rev y. 4 Logan Is the rsllrIns
moderator the Rev NJ. HiiliaHz
stated clerk.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Gstr n ttt4aetiff nfa
m lne f " Us
laE inFe
se SSH N fnf8 hr
i as n ehsHaa tm
MtreHrd s AunH aHa namffeas
hHfuF N m#u amelnt
W laegrane0 w 0d a'fia
Hes MMt ecFae th laMn 0Htimh
Us HFer reaai 6lfasN aesHral
hHai.nea lrriaaHE uaWmth uF.
tan 0nh hafa egs tY au eit
ns taffd fae mNa lFosa loial dee.
ra6fI0n AL Iiaaher tae aiH nf
H ai ia pn W destroyed witn
ia ronfegt larinaHefefa m Hsref
manef end lsgQ 81 faisati "a
rtn
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Shawnee OK Mofk on shAwueea
lasf manufacturing Industry a tAlrty
Eve ton daiif Iee ana caia storage
plant Is being rushed iu order %
haze g ready q beelH upafaiioa hy
Mas Tho siafAea facilities of the
slHnt viii ~ amnie IS take care 81
pli the fgui aad truck products -
hair ite eounfEf
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Gaidue Oh Superintendent cam.
rfan nt tie department oI education
has auguafnd E E uaIeamh 81
WeaIhefiafd agricultural assistant in
ihe department it eill - Mf nal
cambR dafs q install Tie teaeHng
ai agriculture horticulture and stock
feeding s. the public sehn0is -
provided for la thc constitution. snd
Tor shieh e It'll Is PENDING before
ihe house NJ baleamh + slice
president af the National Educational
Association
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Guthrie o. Charles barrett. hee
retarT Of the state board of agrieal
tare. has asked the legislature fa
pass the necessary pure food. nef
nery Inspection stock and foad Ter
tliisins Inspection laws to make If.
department IN working condition Is
addition 10 other state schoass pfa
roaed| State superintendent Cameron
asks TIE establishment also - a te4.
tie school believing thar Oklahoma
f coming manufacturing state
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
sssh psp.rs Frsm same oths..

0klahoma ClIf| O Tha TINES
Journal saa issued faf the last time
Tuesday being formally t4rned over
tU EAe uhw management af which
Omar X Benedict q the head The
paper vii b. published hereafter a.
ihe Times. ard siil 81 Issued from
ihe Okiahnman office The Times
Journal WAa one AZ the oldest papers
10 the cigY end state
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Guthrie Ok The Kansas penhsn.
tiAfT auihafitles who arr manaRlue
The Kansas State Twlne Factory IN
connection with ibe penal nsuiutlaa.
quote "a consumers ia Oklahoma
through The Department Of Agrieal.
tire. prices on binding telna faf
THIS season They make rate of
4Asc per pound On puFe Stsal tWlue
IN lots of se00 noands and more aaa
g on orders Of less than that nun
Der Of p0undn
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Nhsahafaa tiiK Ok Threatened
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
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great advantage % the cattiemrn uho
PASTURE ezftie la Greek County unless
theY hrst have been dipped Ia crude
oil There ia % dipping station on
the Frisco and cattle that are eom.
lnK IL nos are shipped into the
Usage coautry 70 4 dipping station
aud driven across 70 the pastures o.
Greek County