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The Daily Ardmoreite
Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma
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Enthusiastic mass meeting at the United States courthouse in Ardmore, called by Mayor Dick, discusses propositions for town progress including securing Santa Fe and Frisco shops, building bridges, obtaining a federal jail site, and Indian Territory congressional legislation, likely endorsing the Nelson bill for single statehood and Ada's resolutions.
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One of just such enthusiastic mass meetings as precedes the growth of every town into a city is in session this afternoon at the United States courthouse. The urgent call was made by Mayor Dick and the people liberally responded.
Owing to the lateness of the hour for which the meeting was called a complete report of the proceedings cannot be published today. This is a period in Ardmore's history where we are given an opportunity to set the wheels of progress moving.
Here are a few of the questions that are now before the people: The matter of securing Santa Fe shops and also the Frisco shops, building of bridges on roads that lead to Ardmore and securing the Federal jail site. Also a matter of general interest to the Indian Territory will be discussed and that is the present trend of congressional territory legislation.
In all probability resolutions will be passed endorsing the Nelson bill which provides for single statehood and endorsing the resolutions sent out by the people of Ada.
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Enthusiastic mass meeting in session this afternoon at the United States courthouse, called by Mayor Dick, with people responding liberally. Discussions include securing Santa Fe and Frisco shops, building bridges on roads to Ardmore, securing the Federal jail site, and the present trend of congressional territory legislation for Indian Territory. Resolutions likely to endorse the Nelson bill for single statehood and resolutions from Ada.