Democratic ticket listed for state and county offices
The document lists the Democratic ticket from the June 8 1907 primary, naming candidates for governor lieutenant governor U S Senate secretary of the Supreme Court congress state senator district judge representative sheriff district clerk county judge county clerk county attorney register of deeds county treasurer superintendent of public instruction county weigher surveyor county commissioner justice of the peace precinct and constable with respective names such as C N Haskell George Bellamy Rost L Owen Gore W H L Campbell C D Carter Reuben M Ropdie A T West Er S Ratliff Frank Huddleston T J Smiru W D Lopper Joel Terrell W S Kerp Robert Wimbish C C Harris J C Bates T F Pierce Charles A Thomas G A Truitt John D Rinard C Floyd G M Short H J Brown W H Nettles J M Raney J D Looper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Haskell
George Bellamy
United States Senate
Rost. L. Owen T. P. Gore
Supreme Court
W. H. L. Campbell
Congress
C. D. Carter
Don Tolbert’s Hot Weather Discovery Amazes Farmer
In a street interview, Don Tolbert describes 65 acres of prime coin crops, plus 18 acres more. He recalls record heat and a hazy cloud above a brushy thicket that revealed a 50 foot diameter pit spewing hot air, which he calls possibly a gas well a volcano or the gate to the underworld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tolbert
Don
Kansas City cattle market report from July 1 1907
Special to the Democrat reports brisk cattle and hog trade at Kansas City Stock Yards. Receipts of quarantines fell to 420 cars last week while 209 cars arrived today. top steer from Stanfield Bros Walton Texas weighed 1205 pounds at 4.80. Grass steers 4.00 to 4.60 medium 3.50 to 4.25 cows and heifers steady with quarantines 2.25 to 3.35, sows 4.00 to 9.00. Hog run 69,000 last week. today 3,000 with prices strong to 6.05 top. Lambs and goats mixed. Utahs just arriving. Prices indicate pro shipper advantage and potential lower future hog ranges amid ample supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stanfield Bros
Walton
Texas
St. Joseph
Arizona
Local society notes and Fourth of July roundup
Dr Love occupies Dr Bunyan's office during absence. Mrs Luster of Davis visits her parents Captain and Mrs Fisher. O W Taylor of Ross, county farmers union president, in town yesterday. Several locals ill or traveling. fishing, trips to Dallas and New York noted. A drunken Indian and a suitcase with six quarts of booze are described. horse pursuit and jail actions recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Love
Dr. Bunyan
Dr. Luster of
Davis
Capt
W. H. Fisher
O.W. Taylor
Ross
The
County Farmers Union
Joe Biles
C. W. McMillan
Dallas
R. R. Brown
Stonewall
H. J. Brown
J. M. Barber
Democrat
Newport
Arkansas
E. R.hannon
Sapulpa
Tamyico
Mexico
Byrds Mill
Ada
12Th Street
Geo. Culver
Marital Licenses Granted in Recent City Clerk Listings
The notice lists individuals and ages granted marriage licenses including T. B. Whitleye 47 Sulphur and Mrs. M. B. Hawkins 40, with several others such as W. E. Brumley 32 Baum, Annie Stone 31 Stratf'd, S. J. Prince 31 Berwyn, Lela Edwards 20 Citra, Andy Redman 29 Stonewall, Maud Lewis 24, J. C. Harris 23 Roff, Florence Miligan 17, D. Right 22, and Minnie Skinner 18, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Whitleye
M. B. Hawkins
W. E. Brumley
Baum
Annie Stone
Stratf
D. S. J. Prince
Berwyn
Lela Edwards
Citra
Andy Redman
Stonewall
Maud Lewis
J. C. Harris
Roff
Florence Miligan
D. Right
Francis
Minnie Skinner
Midland lot sale announced for Vaness townsite
Items from Midland describe a lot sale at Vaness from the 5th to the 10th. Local residents report visits and activities including White and Berger, new business at the old stand, and community gatherings. The note lists sickness and a contributor remark about a Democrat employee's Texas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Dearman
C. M. Woods
Farmers Union of Pontotoc County Holds Quarterly Session
Last night the Pontotoc county Farmers Union met at the courthouse in a regular quarterly session and transacted only routine business. The union remained in session this morning as the Democrat went to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union of
Pontotoc County
Court House
Union
Democrat
Ada Odd Fellows Gift Regalia Worth Four Hundred
The Ada Odd Fellows society reports a $400.00 regalia set received to enhance their lodge ceremonies. The group emphasizes progressiveness alongside other town institutions and aims to maintain up to date rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of
Ada
Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic
Reuben M. Ropdie
A. T. West
ER. S. Ratliff
Frank Huddleston
T. J. Smiru
W. D. Lowpen
Joel Terrell
W. S. Kerp
Robert Wimbish
Register of
Deeus
C. C. Harris
J. C. Cates
Superintendent of Public Instruction
T. F. Pierce
Cnas
A. Thomas
G. A. Truitt
John D. Rinard
C. W. Floyd
G. M. Short
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Nettles
J M. Raney
J. D. Looper
ADA Title & Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Ada, Ind
Ter
J. P. Donley
Blue Jacket
I. T
G. W. White Pocasset
J. M. Moody
Fairfax
Okla
D. Hill
Chickasha
Page Bros
Broken Arrow
I.T
R. C. Harris
J. A. Rickart
L. S. Cor
R. N. Gambill
Uncle Dick
J. B. Gotcher
Eigh Fisher
Stratford
Mrs
T. B. Harrell
South McAlester
Andy Chapman
Frank Meadows
Wilbur Jones
Big Sandy
Ida May Souther
Brady
W. A. Hollifield
Siloam Springs
Owen & White
Main Street
Gahagan
Fellows
WED
American Cigar Company
United States
Indian Territory
Carlota Almaros
Margarito Almaros
J. T. Dickerson
Sean
C. M. Cambell
A. H. Constant
H. C. Thompson
Thomas P. Holt
Capitol Hill
Beard
Midland Lot Sale
God
Katy Railroad
ADA Odd Fellows
Jennie M. Giles
Wm. Giles
J. J. Dickerson
C. M. Campbell
Duke Stone
Webb & Ennis
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