The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 132, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 26, 1906 Page: 8 of 8
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th£ oklahoma state capital, wednesday morning. september 26, 1906
WHEAT FELL OFF
i«- mam inrtiienoes that brought «>nt
I i.i" unproved <>maiul. TI" inarkot e|r>a-
• • ■ i H(«Ul)'. I >• r K
, lower to a sliade liiglur at 4*1'- ■« 43'.
I - .d he:w - n I2fr and and eloeed
i increased receipts in north-
west had weakENINU efpect.
The Decenber Delivery Closed Off 18
&1-4c—Corn wit Up a Shade Oats
Gamed 5-84.3 4c—Provisions We.*e
Shade Lower to Shade Higher
I Chicago. «<>pt. 36.—Iocregesd receipts of
wheat In th* northwest had a waken-
ing effect today on the local w heart niar-
hr; closing prkee on the December de-
livery bfthig olT W *<\ Com was up ft
jrtvi-lo. Oats showed a in * f MM--- J*ro
\vs-ons were u #4hade lower to a ghade
bbrlier.
Wheat
Woa' r pnnff whea* wintry
conun t\i favor.il'!'' ''i movewni of
the new «rr* p and arrivals today at the
sorthwevtmn m rketa altuwed a ooiw.d-
er.iiile Innvase although they wen- aliil
| — than for the corresponding tioio n
ye.ir a*o. This In deaae in receipts fur-
n.'ied the main n entire to moderate
j/rviflt tuk/.ng by local '.wng* whio>l wa*
Jn th* creel - r part of ttw day.
I*i .u •• • -•••« • « •*• •' '
i->«j ;e!*«\ pr« ■ "ff a trifle, ;il-
<•>.-.<gto no special weakiwwr WL" mani-
fested. Ijow^r pr-'"es for • tsh wln*ai ; t
Keivaaa City and M. Louie wera iiddl-
r.ona. reason* far the moderate decline
on hit ! . .1 m« ket The close wan easy
ned wm-iianfed to i' l< wer
at TatfMr. eoid up to ,Wi> and then Je-
, vx' t« 'Ai F*.n.U ; 'i*u«ne *« •*<
' ,t< if~ •-uicee of wbea; and l>o ir
«re «■>! ♦.. to The world *
,L,r.> svppiv itKWieaeed * W#<** buslicia.
Pr:m«n • -e . * e-ere btieheia
oaxx+3+d wir. L«Mf buelieie t •- oor-
r.4K an4inc 'toy * vw a** . Minneapolis.
T . i--'- • i * ■ ***' * ^rfrt receipts of
I^T.h ***** against *W rare Uwt week a/id
Z.m oars ene year a go.
Corn
I,; Prti x,g tf er nwreat* am! «*aeh
| |>*>.i«e«i ca:i*f-.1 m.>d*-rite weakiKvx in thr
I; o<*e marvel entrir In tto*> day. I eal
i*-f Hf -wire ) >yxal a d the eonHimanoe
t of : >'W Wfatl pa** prornue of n
itn • re*ne«ii I nn«4i rti * ta*t
tea ' «f «.t* r>je raark*? beemme
f-nw* on i*ri;C t<jr ?ioiia Advances
■*e tibe rr*e of and cash i'«rn were
: W< I^ocal receipt I weR W care with
::j «-ara of contra, t grade.
Oats.
X ri'|..n t emanu«itiK from Mlnnea'poi s
l&lmliiK I hat Mir wwh nop ol iM'nnewoia
i i«l ti;e Dukoiaa had detertorauid twenty
ru-nt f-iin-f the publication of elie
(overnnient report rauaed decided
.i • nKth In th« uuia mark#' Ti nlrugUieir
.'trength In ilie on is in*rl<ei durl.'ig the
liiHt pari of he day. The market dosed
(tiiK. Dtrtiubi-r o|>' in d iinoliuiiir«'d at
-'.i'ei-. told ijtftweenand 344' a"d
—>l ut i<i laical receipts were 811 j „horl rjba „|d,.s
j>orkt per hbl.
Nov.
.7.86
7.86
v«74
7 8*4 7 s "4 j
Sept
Oct.*
Jan.
flHORT RIBS PE IU0W I.B8.
. . 9 3T| V"
.. .4.474 *•<" KW
....7.124 7.16 7.124
KANSAS CITY CLOSE
Kama- Oltv. S: pt -■« "> ■ Wheat-
hunf'l; September Dec.inl,.*
.. Ma) 7«4' . n«k No. hard «p . * I
,1. •A<U« . no '" <• •;' i-; -N"- il
7,15
Cash quotations were a« follow--
Kiour ateady; No. spring whe.i V.xi
Rt|r; N 8. . - H14> • No. t >1 ' i "
No corn 474«Hh> No. j y«-llow 47K(|I'"
No. 1' oets 3tic; No. ' while 344tJ0<■; No
white 31 jc; No. rye «:■ ; ko'h! feeding
barley :r74fr aSp ; f ir to elm ve mait.na
47W.V; No. 1 flax wed $l.<M4c; N" 1
r.orlhweat©' n $110; prime timothy I
KPKVm.ir;.; clover, contract grades
loose SV'"'' "c '•
lard, per 1W M s.
CON ON WAS STEADY
Provisions
The greater part of the Jftiainesa tran-j Whl5key. bass of high wines SI
sacted in provisions cbnalsled of ilio, • * —-
changing of holdings in 'he nearby de- Article^
kverien to the January option. As a re- yi,>nr. barrels .
aiilt of nuch transactions O'-tober ribs wheat, bushela iWO
were contpiiously weak. A five cent iid- , n i.swhels .'.St""""'
vsnce In t?ie price of live hogs however, I oa|u, hmhels *. S44 >
tended to help the market At the close Ilve bushels s
January inirk wan a shade lowei at j narley. bushels .. IOoj**)
:i" lairtl a - ofr a aihad* at $7>.j
Ribs wet. up a shade a' $7.1244/". 16. •
Estimated Receipts.
Formated receipts f«rr Mo morrow: j r„ ; dairies 17 -0* ; eggs Ami
included 14018c: first
i orn unchanged; flepl^m-bor 424' T>fl*
.•mli. r 384c; May ?c; - ash: No. 2 miK-
i N*o. 2 white x v
i tut inohangpil* No _ white 344&4uc;
< > 111 , , . ... ~J Chang®
II. > -ready; --ho « ••••'*
;r -v cnoloe prairie fS.tHifif r,u.
Hi. tor li m; - urinary -'t . P*cttag ^
Kggs-flrin 21c.
ll<H-.*lpta of whfsat 75 ears.
CA1ILE ARE EAS.V
WEATHER REPORT &^#TH E FEA-
TURE IN YE8TLRDAYS MARKET
MARKET WAS STEADY TO LOWER
AT KANSAS CITY
Conditionh throughout bslts
Was timely forthe lang Speculators
—Crop Considered in Bettor Cond
ton at the same time last season
•
v w Orleans. Sopt. •_•'>. -The weather
ntl'.icntlal feature tyU-y und us
ii? unfav
Katheriiig au<J mit'inng of
Ins aavintf occurred in all
<• belt, the market cxper-
and ruled ateady
al predictions for
and Wednesday.
.It-spring of
ikad
S&30
-.'Jl%i)
Receipts of 21,000
Southerns—Hogs
Included
Were
1 000
On thep roduoe
| hntte rmnrket
Higher; Receip'ts 9.000; Top $6.60—
.Sheep Were Steady.
Cents |
tonight •
on being
•m w ill eli
o and Is n
red the
Renditions
il ut for the
, y..
change todaj
wheal 40
c-ara; hogf
iirs; .-orn (i92
•J0.org> head.
CHICAGO FUTURES
n-ago. Pept. 2f>— Thi leading futurei
followe:
WHEAT NO. 3.
Open Htoh Ijow
. 14 7^4 72|
74J-I. 731-4
. . 7fll-|J4 m 78J-.
flTHtC 21 Jc;
*C.
extras 24i
mark j v|..
in ; prime | j,, « ;M,
"firm l'-"9 I rf.,| gieer
• ii lu
NEW YORK PROVISIONS
-Fiot
Re
PORK P vR BHI.
I«. 74 17 | 14 . :>
IS 37. 13.174 13.:t24
l.ARI) PBR l«n l. «
v %, *.9b s j*i'4
• New York, Bept #
..^i m xw barrels: exports 1 '2,100 tiarreis; t-alrs
72* | >;.8W> packages; stwidy it qp>'
7Ti4-l i Wheat Receipts 110,000 >>ti; hel- h i h
7f>i i 3,000,000 futures; spot barely ateady; No.
t •' red 78f elevator; No. red H04- f. o. h.
j j.float; No. 1 northern 1 mliitrti S84o f.
474 h> afloat; No ■: hard.win;--' ^ - r "
48 afloat Through the ti rat 1 " r w!i«
Wi-f was steadv md «t fifne* hic-i-r on
j flrm c«. • md ■ *i>ort rumors r «•
increasing wenlmess at outside points
314 j It re-acted, cloning kr net lower. A >• it
34| increase in world's stocks and more 1 -
3f<* ernl primary re<-elpts ' ad an effect In «j
I afternoon. May SI n-lrt'o*:* ' * '"•
'September closed 79i; December
1I.8S j K' 1-lfic, cloaed K2f
18 :tA| wool, Hops -nd Hld«s Pteady.
i Petroleum Steady
gugai Raw q««l**t, fair n flnlnp 3 0 ;
■ entr fugal '« 'est 4 16> ; ntola«pes ugat
8.924 3 u l«c; refined ateady.
fair to good western \
83.40iif>.2O; atockera and feeders!
' y 11 . " southern ti-lAi'*-'*'*
j g'..H , • in i* w • I' j'j'i/.'ii a t w s C'l
1 '«;i.90; native reifera bulla .
■VfS.Oi); calves J8.00©6.00.
Hogs: Receipts market etrong
| -.. Hv•• cents higher; top bulk of
sales Hi.««&«..V.; heavy 8 l.:iO«l*i.4« ; packers
«6.350>8.f<fi; pigs and lights JUC'li
i siieep: i{."-.■ pt■ lAOO; marlwi gtaodysI
$«.00^7.40; fed sheep and ye.
it siie«-i it i«>'«vtoiker
•i o|.; ort line
i are now ti i la tlx
Hie condition of the crop,
n the cenaua report on quantity
.-epU-mbor 2..lh, which report®
sjued ear liar than generally
pr.-nably on next Tiesday. Oc-
oinl, at noon our time, and are
to be bullish by confirming
<\ i • ji would Indicate «
,,v : iw as. if not lower, than
* 71 :. the Giles report having
: ss of ii.4 points for the first
k-i of September. Ia*t month sj
p|Hirt having made the cond tIon i
I Shipping
an of tho lomnmmt wport i 1 ,
nbably be i e usual nuHrtw- *" * "
,y r,|,or.S .« ".ndllof ••
ii i to discount that of i ..
LOCAL MARKETS
jeurnlebed By J. M. Ege.
Corn chop, per 1«W 1-ba |
Yellow com, i «r bushel 41
Iv^ffir corn, per bu«hel j
Oa s. per buslrel j
By E. E. Tall man. * j
•
Alfalfa hay, per ton 7.Q0
Alfalfa hay, P«r ton, baled....88.tW«4yOo
Prairie hay, per ton |5.60#7.W
Piaire hay. per ton, baled9>.86.0007.00
Bran, pof 100 lbs . -80
yftlow earn, per bushel ...
Oat-s, per bi.rfhel
By Guthrie Milling Co.
Corn chop, per 100 lbs
Y.^low corn, p.-- bushel
VVh.te c<.-rn. pBr huahel
Bran, 1>er 100 lbs
Wheat, No. 2 hard, p«r buahel ..
Oat^. per bushel
By Model Roller Mills.
Yellow Corn, per bushel
Bran, per 100 lbs
Wheat, No. hard, per bushel....
Corn chop, per 100 lbs
COTTON. ,
By Houghton and Douglas.
The Denver, Enid & Giitf R R
"Alfalfa Route"
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE B5JWEEN GUTHRIE . -
. • AND KIOWA, K3. ♦
The short line between Oklahoma pionts ant
Kiowa, Harper, JteJicine L..d;e, Kansas; Alva, and ,
Woodward, Okla., and the Pan Handle ot-texas.
PROD1TCB 'r- N' H A-NGI
M. l-'(5
5
gvUocd
l-tfiu-.u. « " ">
ENERAL MARKET,
-••f-i ins packing stock.
2 case Included.. 4
^ THE SCHOOLS ARE NOW OPEIM |
For School Books and School Supplies Go to
THE STATE CAPITAL BOOK STORE
hides.
By Southward and Johnston.
Phone 832. *
«alt cureil hides No. 1 and -
S de brands. 4«lbs and up
Glue hides, nciuding pepiier boxes
No. 1 horse, large
No. 1 horse and medium
HERE IS THE LIST AND PRICES Of THE BOOKS tSI D IN THE SCHOOLS; £
'
New Educational Reader Part 1
.< •• •• 11 11
New Education Reader, Part III
Baldwin 1st Reader
" jud "
" 3*4 "
M 4th "
M 5th
41 6th "
American Word Book,
McGuffey's Speller,
M Primer......
•• 1 st Reader
" 2nd "
Hydes Reader and Speaker
Matzke Spanish Reader
Kay's Primary Arithmetic,
" Elementary " .
" Intellectual "
Rays Practical Arithmetic
" New Higher "
Walshs Primary M
Whites New Complete Arithmetic
Milne Elementary
" Mental
" Standard "
Bairde First Year
" F cond " "
| Stoddard Intellectual '*
| Walsh's New Primary Arithmetic
Aitou Description Speller
' Benson and Glenn Speller and Drfiner
Maxwell First Book in linglislt
■H5C
80c
5C
.15c
•35C
25c
50c
85c
.30c
...65c
30c
35^
(15c
I He
18c
■ 35C
30C
22c
30c
40c
Introductory lessons in English 40c
60c
20c
25c
40c
65c
1.00
1.00
Advanced English Grammar
Maxwell & Smith Writing tn English
Longs Lauguage Lessons Part i
•' " " Part 2
Harvey's Elementary Grammar
Harvey's Advanced Eugliah Grammar
Herrick & Damon Composition and
Rhetoric
II am ill Expression
Mansonto & Langtiellier Spanish Course 1 25
New Comers American Literature *
Seeley History of Education
Halleck History English Literature
Barnes I^lementary Geography
" Complete "
Natural Elementary ••
•4 Advanced ''
Davis Elementary Physical Geography
Adams Commercial
history
Barnes Brief History of the U. S
" Primary " "
Thomas U. S. History
41 Primary " of lT. S.
McMaster History of t\ S. •
1.00
1.25
1 *5
55c
1 5
60c
1-25
*.25
.-I-30
1.00
. 60c
1 00
60c
1.00
Mc Master's Primary History of 1*. S 60c
Thomas' Elementary History of the U.S. <ioc
Nivers School History of Eugland nnr
Myers General History—Revised
E>;gleston First Book in Americau
History
PHYSIOLOGY.
Steele's Hygenie Physiology
" Pathinder Pliysiolopv No. 2
Kellogg First Book in Physiology
Overton Intermediate Physiology
Advanced
Macey's High School "
LATIN.
Collar & Daniels First Year in Latin
Bennett Latin Grammar
Composition
Harkness Complete Latin Grammar
Keltey's Ceesar
" Cicero
(.EKMAN.
Otis Carruth German Grammar
Tohomas German Grammar
( yme Meisuer German Grammar
Seischicton Von Rlieitu
Jchiller Der Neflfe als Onkel
" Wilhelm Tell
Storm's I men see
Gluekauf
Der /.ebrochene King
Wentworth New School Algebra
" Plane and Solid ("ieometry
Walker Political Economy
James & Sanford Civics
# SCIENCES.
Hewitt Psychology
Halleck Psychology
Bergen Botany
William's Elements of Chmistrr
Colton /oology
COMMERCIAL.
Twentieth Century Bookkeeping
Pernin Uuiversal Dictatioa
Saddler's Commercial Arithmetic
" Penmanship Budget
M English Correspondence
Richardson Commercial Law
Barnes Natural Vertical Penmanship
Spencerian Penmanship
Spencerian Vertical System
American
The Sterling Writing System
Reporter Note Books
High School Tablets
W-hater Composition Bflok •
«' Note Book
Brush and Pencil Tablets
Webster Dictionary*
MerrilLSpelliug Book •
Comlete Line «>f Classics.#
STOCK YARDS QUARANTINED
3e<Tetnry Morris of the live stock sa
•< nformed tiiat fe- j
. vicinity of Yukon, j
Iied.aiely d.^patciifd In- j
El Reno to lue ioca;-
■nrds t,he
ARE AFTER THE IDEAL
Commissioners Would Make;
Washington a Quiet City
-If the efforts
The Great School Supply House of Oklahoma.
The State Capita! Book Store, Outhre. Oklahoma -t;
:-*..-*.-+r+04c+v*-<
2of*
Duck*
CHICAGO CATTLE
pts IS
BntM
iprlngs
turkeys
turkey.1
her weights Vi.Hi
mixed
t :tii'((rt.66
ilmut so.nou- tnarkei
has been < l-l
Ducks, 1
. V. F. 1
Kggi*.
Green enred hid I
tliat tile re has
lonment of the orlgnal
ing season havir>g t>eei!
TOP lS
and possible of better
I frost be laic In putting in
pearan
Therefore any further advan
f th< in' pau*£ bullish burea
from the# reallxal
II be taken advantage « f by
put out fresh lines in order
00me of a probabl
BRAN AND SHORTS
Sept
mr>'> i
NEW YORK STOCKS
Market Was Dull and Inactive
Throughout Session
horse
tnd pon
report, wo j Green hide.
th« lafe- Part cured
Atlantic 1 Dry fl
t'nder 16lbs
hcay port No.
.te. ine In conseciuen
meu'
glnne
hink. notwithatandi
r«p in thi
long"
New ^
held under dull depress!
todav. but til
fOl tllf
allowed t'
ng prl
(iinue I
pper 1
as in
realize brob
juaran
'V
Ins|
II.I ' 1w•:", '
COTTON FUTURES
New .York Cotton
•1. Y'dy i
prep
1. 10
nicut s th
New Orleans Cotton
all dei
COTTON BULLETIN
NEW YORK STOCKS
a during the |«ist
heaw local
Ami! fot>
A me
Anier. 'I
1 \ i I i A1. STATION.
1 .OO
Itaiud
l n-
md Bt
t*olo Fuel and Iron
I Southern
Com
I Dela, and Muds
and H o Grande
1 anfall
average 1.. i ■>
the gl
1st set 1.75
I ng al
I | 9LAUG11TWR
WOOL IN DEMAND
market
I Saolt.
6a oil
Mlatxrfi
M« K«
Mo. Ks. an«l 'I
New York «"Vntra
IVnnsi
M pf«l
present
LOUIS WOOl
>1: steadv, niert.
'IVifl*
?y flno 14^17
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT «
'V
tt.x-k Is.mud
■ Pacitl
May THi
TREASURY BALANCE
Todi
il« • t • .1
ut the
s4j '•!
, W0 slut
Connections ma.le al Kiowa with nil | '
trains, at Knid with all.Pris.-o* aud t> 'k
trains, at Guthrie with Santa Fe N'ortl. and South
M. K. & T., C. R. I. & P., Oklahoma Eastern, and
Fort Smith and Western.
* The most convenient way to Ret to and. from
Oklahoma City* and Guthrie. Tick.'ts old through
and baggage cheeked to destination.
J J. CUNNINCHAM, C. J TURPIN.
General Passenger Agent. Genera. Agent.
Ti; . • .
1 0OO0£8SC85C9m«SXWOCK«>fiCW0R0C^0 0^^.0>^OT00SWa«CKKJ-5
• The Wienberger 1 ransfer |
Company.
a
*
t 1 i
it Will Do Your Work Promptly.. Satisfaction 5
■j'-1:? Guaranteed. j
- I c8soMsscexexiocecwxio<«xiooix«xiCKXK'OC<<<'':-0'>: •: ••o-soooo
r, '.o _ -
Chance of Time and .
NED New Through Passenger Servicc
that
Washing- ;
Ilmlnate <ll|
quiet reign
Washington. Sept., 2
of the < ommlssloners wh
Waahinnton art-
■e the Ideal
just now trying to •
and have a Sunday
„H the 'lays ■>< the week. Hereaf.ei
thor. will he only ne day In ihe year
111 be permltleil <>h the
I,treat. July 4. Th, ■ > n.nl"lom->3
I hiive hushed the . langln* «r the in-
alarm hell., ..nd are n„w after lh«
the . hurehes. When .hey *e. nd or
thfin. they propose to attack the hurl
gurili'-s and street planoa ol the It . -
i;in>. ind take away one or the pre-
r..sallies or that Indulont race Wli.t
we coining to? No church hells
UP th.- worships: no street
. . t.i aimthe our senses Into lang-
nor <Tlea of "Morning
« c.r yer fresh sea food." are
permitted, le.uil ane. alni..bol -
hiuuhlng are to be tabooed, nn
i-. ,-ts \% i are to he as ailent and
were the Salem pilgrims
Kootl ol-l days of the hlue lawn,
is t«i reign, and all who wai
the >t pi'ih must speak In l>u<
a- it" they were walking with
losts In • i deserted cemetery. The
,, 11 arises in the commissioners
I ^top the pretty buying of
I'resiiJent.il her" aiiout the ears
=Daily.
FT. SMITH & WESTERN" •
St. LOUIS, EL RENO &• WESTERN
Sunday, Au^u^t 26th.
BETWEEN FT. SMITH, ARIv' AND EL RENO, OKLA. "
No. 1 From Ft. Smith, An 0 ( 08 p. m. .«
No. 15 From Ft. Smith, 1/- r.nthi . '■:!-• | . ni.
No. 15 From Ft. Smith. Arrive Kl K.no, - 00 p. m.
No. iti From El Heno, Leave I Reno, 6:28 A. m. n
No. l«> From I I Heno, Arrive G it % 8:11 a. m.
No. '? From Guthrie. I^eavo
No. ii From Guthrie. Arrive 1 > >mi: , ' 10 p. m.
Connections made at Guthrie with Santa Fe north «ad|
and south; at I'.l Reno with Rock Island for ,unl frmii
Chickasha, north and south. For further infofmation'j
Phone 773, hi JOS. P. O'DONNKLL
West Okla. A tc. General Agenj
tL\SSintD BUSIMSS DIHtCTORY Of GUTHRIE
Giving the Street and Telephone Nnmber ot Some ol the LeaJing
llnsincsa Men of Guthrie.
THE N. B SMITH BOARDING STABLE
Prompt service, and special at-
tention given boarders.
Corner Vine and Cleveland Ave.
d1 Phone 44. * OHIO MILLER
THRIE towel supply.
h'.is i
hingt n. Sept. 25—"Then
doubt in the minds of all weii-
>d p -o|'le of our state f«>r som «
■ to *hut the result will be In
. u-giiii.i tl\is year." said i •• orge
f Wheeling, who recently
Cabinet Mirror, BruHi, Comb,
btap and. Clean Towel Each
Morning. See
ne 64S. * T. C*AYS
IN8URANCR.
W. T. WALKER
Everything In Insurance,
12S West Oklahoma Avenue.
THE OKLAHOMA RESCUE HOME.
A home tpr erring girls. An open
door for any unfortunate woman
cr girl. For Information write or
6 ■ Anna L Wltteman stiperln*
tendent or Mrs. Pearle Holmes
itron,
t" Noble Ave.
Guthrie, Okla,
Southward & Johnson,
l.ides, l urs, I'rlis and i allow ( a'l up Phone No. 832
; filS 1^-w"^"'o.°'.^uBt o'j We pay State Capital quotation-. No commission < herqed
, . .1 : Th one den \t rile us for ..hlppint) 16CJ-.
boik or * |twr from t^e "i"" wl|i be ml""1"* ,nl
imptto.. the n.«t .-unm-em,'' eontiime,! Mi. V
1 for Mr. l)Hvis declined to agahi b.
andldate In th*\
district, and vshlle we believe the re-
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democrats might have notni-
nntfd their selection of Mr. Dent
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with us to cause uneasiness t
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the other slates In Industrial |i
l)urng the «past year
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Phone 151. Opposite Postotfice.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 132, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 26, 1906, newspaper, September 26, 1906; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc126299/m1/8/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.