Democratic Ticket Names State and County Candidates
The regular primary ticket lists C N Haskell for Governor with George Bellamy as Lieut Governor, L Owen and T P Gore for U S Senate, W H L Campbell for Clerk of the Supreme Court, C D Carter for Congress, Reuben M Roppdie for State Senator, A T West for District Judge, Er S RATLIFF for Flatorial Representative, Frank Huddleston for Representative, T J Smith as Sheriff, W D Lowphen as District Clerk, Joel Terrell as County Judge, W S Kerp as County Clerk, Robert Wimbish as County Attorney, C C Harris as Register of Deeds, J C Cates as County Treasurer, T F Pierce for County Superintendent, Cas A Tuomas as County Weigher, G A Truitt as County Surveyor, John D Rinard with C W Floy p and G M Short for County Commissioner, H J Brown as Justice of the Peace Ada Precinct, W H Nettles, J M Ranry, J D Looper as Constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Haskell
George Bellamy
United States Senate
Rest. L. Owen T. P. Gore
Supreme Court
W. H. L. Campbell
Congress
C. D. Carter
Joel Terrell
W. S. Kerp
Robert Wimbish
C. C. Harris
J. C. Cates
T. F. Pierce
Roff
Cas. A. Tuomas
G. A. Truitt
John D. Rinard
C. W. Floyp
Local notes and visits scattered around Sasakwa and vicinity
Local residents Ike King and Mrs. Broadfoot visited Francis and Gambill in Sasakwa while Irene McPherson of Roff stayed with Jennie Roddie. The town faced a heat strain as ice ran out. Depot expansion plans surfaced for the Frisco as business grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike King
Francis
W. G. Broadfoot
R. H. Gambill
Sasakwa
Irene McPherson
Roff
Jennie Roddie
H. M. Parkhurst
Telephone Exchange Board
They Had a Hot Time But Couldn’t Catch Fish
A group including Andy Chapman and others planned a fishing trip to Sandy placid waters. Andy supplied improvised tackle while the others returned to town for gear. They fished all night and finally landed a mud cat as dawn approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Chapman
Dock Couch
Richey White
Charley Ray
Texas
Looper
Sandy
Andy
Panhandle
C Amp
Mut derings From Midland Scribe
A. W. White and W. J. Walker went to Purcell on business. Gus Carleton visited Lexington to renew old friendships. Miss Ida White begins a two month term of subscription school. Dr H A Kiles visited Blanchard. John Autins hosting a well attended Sunday night singing. Mr and Mrs Bill Autins entertained Midland and Hart society belles. Cecil Collins infant son of W J Collins died and was laid to rest in Midland cemetery. Rev Philip Templeman conducted the funeral. Dr J W Crews is on the play list this week. Mrs Lillie Robertson and Mrs H T Robertson returned to Sasakwa after a visit. Mrs Jake Roberts of Francis visited L Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Carleton
Lexington
Oklahoma
Ida White
H. A. Kiles
Blanchard
I. T
John Autins
Bill Autins
Midland and Hart Society Belles
Little Cecil
W. J. Collins
Midland Cemedry
Philip Templeman
J. W. Crews
Lillie
H. T. Robertson
Sasakwa
Sunday Schools Enjoy Outing In Wooded Trip
Churches Christians Cumberland Presbyterian held a delayed picnic day trip four miles north of town. About seventy to eighty members spent the afternoon outdoors while a boy named Carlos Brents got lost in the woods but returned home safe after search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Cumberland Presbyterian
Carlos Brents
Plum Tree Twig with Forty Two Plums Shocks Office
Roxie, son of Mrs. Vennie Wilson of First Street, brings an eleven inch plum twig to the office bearing forty two plums and several fallen stems. The find tops all fruit this season for novelty and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie
Vennie Wilson
First Street
Remarkable Birth With Extra Fingers and Toes
A baby boy born on Wednesday night to C. P. Norton and wife weighs eleven pounds. He has six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot, a trait noted as unique to the Norton family, with records of six toes in his father and six digits on each foot in his paternal aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Norton
Mr. Norton
Credit Delay for Salaries as Congress Awaits Funds
The appropriation for salaries and fees is exhausted so U S commissioners constables and clerks will work on credit until Congress makes an appropriation. The marshals face a similar delay in about thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Congress
Mottoes and fire drill in a Maryland wedding scene
An elderly neighbor gifts motto cards to a Maryland bride and groom, with a bright red and blue display reading Fight on fight over. Ada's fire company shows its skill with talk of regular practice meetings and planned summer drills to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ada
No Wedding Bells for Him and Teacher Shortage in Oklahoma
A crusty bachelor notes marriage odds resemble drawing an eel from a sack of ninety-nine snakes. Oklahoma daily papers report a deficit of over 200 teachers due to many new schools and retirements, with similar shortages in parts of the Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Daily Papers
Indian Territory
Travel notes on Arkansas trip boosts fruit crops and vinegar industry
Jack More and his wife returned from Fayetteville and Eureka Springs Arkansas. He reports a fine time and notes the fruit crop in that region is excellent. He says the passage of the pure food law has given a great impulse to the apple vinegar industry and substantial money is being invested in this enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack More
Fayetteville
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Jack
Aggressive stance highlighted as election factor
The report notes that aggressiveness will now be a significant element in upcoming elections, shaping campaigning strategies and voter perception. It emphasizes a tougher approach by candidates and the potential impact on vote outcomes and party dynamics.
Leopard in Bedroom At Nairobi Residence
Miss Sandiford searched for a missing cat and found a leopard lurking under a bed in her family home. Her father investigated and faced the animal before Capt. Younghusband arrived from Nairobi and killed it with a single shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sandiford
Miss Sandiford
Capt. Younghusband
Nairobi
Younghusband
London Express
Desert Fruit at Palm Springs Oasis Grows Prize Produce
Travel Magazine notes Palm Springs in the Colorado desert of California produces perfect figs and abundant fruit. Persian and Egyptian dates thrive beside oranges lemons peaches and grapes with cattle grazing near a desert willow and velvet meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis
Palm Springs
Colorado Desert
California
Travel Magazine
Brady shows 42 small potatoes on branches at exhibit
S B Brady displayed a potato plant at an exhibition a few days ago noting potatoes growing normally and 42 small potatoes on the branches in the display setting the scene for an unusual yield observation by the visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff Eagle
S. B. Brady
Read Holland's Magazine and the Democrat a year for $1.75
An offer advertises a yearly subscription to Holland's Magazine and the Democrat for 1.75 dollars. The notice emphasizes savings and value for readers seeking periodical access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
the Democrat
P. G. C. Girls Moonlight Picnic Reported Unattended
The P. G. C. Girls held a large moonlight picnic last night with no gentlemen present. They describe a jolly time and note the event was entirely unattended. The Tulsa Republican state convention date is set for August 1 for the third time. A lost pair of glasses with ear-loop frames and a gold nose-piece is reported. Return to the Democrat office for reward. The Democrat and Texas Farm and Ranch cost one year for $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Democrat
Texas Farm and Ranch
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A. T. West
ER. S. Ratliff
Frank Huddleston
T. J. Smith
W. D. Lowphen
G. M. Short
H. J. Brown
W. H. Nettles
J.M. Ranry
J. D. Looper
the Frisco
W. M. Harkins
Boggy Depot
B. H. Epperson
Z. T. Henderson
John Brents
John
Altus
Duke Stone
Mollie Stone
Colorado
Hattie Smith
Holdenville
Mr. Stone
Midland
A. W. White
W. J. Walker
Purcell
Nature
Kim
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American Cigar Company
Mark
Leopard
Desert Fruit
Wisconsin
W. S. ST. George
St Louis
United States Court In
Leona Beard
C. J. Bocher
M. C. Bocher
J. ‘J. Dickerson
C. M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
J. F. Mekesl Aton
J. Thomas
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Shaw
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