Gathering the News and City Officials Support
The Democrat credits strong townwide support for its news coverage. Officials including Commissioner Winn Clerk Constant Marshal Brents Mayor Barton Marshal Couch Recorder Warren and Attorney Holt provide information willingly, helping the paper stay thoroughly read.
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Democrat
Winn
Constant
Marshal Brents
Court House
Barton
Couch
Warren
Attorney Holt
Democrat Endorses Primary Nominees For All Races
The Democrat party backs the primary slate of candidates across all races, pledging support to the chosen nominees for the upcoming elections and urging party members to rally behind them. The action aims to unify the base and maximize turnout in the primary season.
Weeds Run Wild at Cemeteries in Spring
The text notes neglected cemeteries this spring with thick weeds and lost graves. It argues for cutting and burning weeds as a solution. It mentions editor influence on public opinion and a political anecdote about candidate John Rinard ordering ecards in bulk and his wife wanting visiting cards, about 200.
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John Rinard
Campaign Cards and a Brownwood Death Misread
A businessman noted nearly exhausted campaign cards used to gauge when the reform element might regain state power. In Brownwood, Texas, a youth reported a local man’s death to a paper, which printed his obituary. The man later appeared alive, causing the editor to recheck the tale and the young woman’s claim about a planned visit.
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Brownwood
Texas
Buffalo Hunters Fend Off Comanches In Last Camp Tale
In the Panhandle on the Pease river in the 1870s a buffalo hunting party faces a Comanche raid. Frank Burton dies heroically, and Tom Blanks and Scott are wounded as they fight from a river wallow. Lieutenant Fountain leads a relief charge, turning danger into a relief that saves the group. Nell mourns the fallen hunter.
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Pease River
Frank Burton
Jack
Nellie
Courteney
Tom Blanks
Henry
Panhandle
Tom
Crowfoot
Scott
Burton
Frank
Aoman
Fountain
Correction on Commissioner Vote Total
A correction corrects last week’s report that listed J. W. Snow’s vote for commissioner as 296. The correct total is 346.
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J. W. Snow
Warning order in Indian Territory court 1907
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Essie Payne sues C C Payne. The defendant is warned to appear in thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Judge J T Dickerson with court seal dated May 30 1907. Clerk C M Campbell deputy A H Constant attorney C O Barton and J E Grigsby listed as attorney for now resident.
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United States Court
Indian Territory
Essie Payne
C. C. Payne
J. T. Dickerson
C. M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
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Ada, I. T
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