09 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
1
The Verden band gains support from Max Gidldman Co., Popejoy & Stowe, Ogle Bros., Sutter & Stephenson, The Democrat, and others totaling 39.50 to cover instruction and hall rent. The group, under Mr Colbath, aims to become a premier local organization with funded instruments already paid by the members.
A city endures outage and water loss as a disputed mayoral council battle delays firm action. An emergency engineer, Mr. Brewer, was appointed without council confirmation, leaving pumps idle and the water and light vital system at risk. The mayor and council blame political maneuvering while residents face danger and no clear fix in sight.
Guthrie Okla Aug 8 Judge Gillette Rules a newspaper can be compelled to publish notices of liquor license applications in its public duty under territorial charter and statute. The ruling in Groomer versus Anadarko Tribune contrasts with Irwin and Burford opinions and threatens anti saloon efforts by ensuring notices appear in the two largest county papers.
R C Mocabee married Ethyl Whitlock yesterday at four thirty in Justice Starkweather office. The couple reside near Gracemont and plan to farm nearby. Bride is daughter of Joseph Whitlock, groom son of J J Mocabee. Decorations included white Jap silk and lace with a white hat. groom wore black. Wedding party included Jim Whitlock, J Mogabee, Jim Wilson, Elmer Chambers, Joseph Mocabee, and Misses Plovsie Chambers, Vivian and Etta Macabes. Acknowledgments extend from their many friends. Mrs Thompson and daughter Madge from Hillsville Kansas visiting Clyde Thompson.
A fragmented passage discusses the mayor meeting the council to agree on a capable man to employ promptly. It warns to avoid recurring delays and emphasizes timely action to prevent future confrontations with lingering possibilities.
In Hobart Oklahoma on August eight the Buck Mask wife fainted and cried out on the witness stand during the Mask murder hearing. She was carried from the crowded court after a wild shriek. Deputy Poole testified to blood spots in a dugout and lime used to blot stains. The trial, with about 30 witnesses for the territory and 15 for the defense, proceeds slowly.
A commentator argues that investigating a location begins with gathering local papers and studying advertisements to gauge trade activity. The method reveals whether a town is alive or dead and shows which businesses are busiest, offering insight for judging any town, including one's own.
Cyclone Davis will address Anadarko citizens this evening on prohibitory claims to the State Constitution. If the weather is too hot the meeting moves to B street for an open air session.
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