Shiner Gazette. March 02, 1898 |
A. J. Crook, Democrat, of the land office at Guthrie, Ok., recently sent in his resignation to Washington. |
Shiner Gazette. |
John Ford, a farmer who resided ten miles south of Guthrie. Ok., fell from a load of wood on a wagon and the latter passed over his head, killing him immediately. |
The Saint Paul Globe. |
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Guthrie, Oklahoma. |
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