Democratic Opportunity in Oklahoma Sees GOP in Disarray
The Democratic party in Oklahoma claims a historic advantage and attacks the Republican opposition as obstructionist and corrupt. It argues public printing graft and graft-fueled politics harm the state, urging Democrats to mobilize in every county to select honest, representative leaders and sustain reform momentum.
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Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Republican Party
Oklahom
Okla
Nenty
Democratic Mass Convention Called in Caddo County
Notice to Democratic veterans of Caddo County announces a mass convention in Anadarko at 7 p.m. on August 18, 1907. The gathering seeks ratification of nominations and nomination of county and legislative candidates from the June primary, with Fremont Hoyse signing notice. The piece adds a campaign reflection on Oklahoma politics.
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Vetera
Caddo County
Anadarko
Said
Fremont Hoyse
Commercial club to press Indian lands regulation aid
At a meeting the Commercial club executive committee sent President Joe Smith and Secretary E. B. Tes to Tulsa to interview Secretary of the Interior Garfield about expediting regulations for Indian minors lands. They aim to secure a deed site for the Eight Fox cotton seed oil mill before December 1 and may pursue Garfield across the Indian Territory if needed.
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The
Commercial Club
Democrat
Joe Smith
E. B. Tes
Talen
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Comercial Club
Meears
Smith
Teia
Indian Territory
Wooten
Leo
Tast
Indian Office
Blacknow
Mesars
Marriage Ceremony for A. M. Marshall and Sallie Bolden
Judge Starkweather officiated yesterday in Anadarko as A. M. Marshall and Sallie Bolden, both colored, were wed. The groom resisted a kiss from the judge, stating he would kiss the bride if any kissing occurred. Various local residents were noted in travel and visits, including Watere of Rockport Indiana and Lacey families heading to Bridgeport.
Dellar Family Seeks Oklahoma Farm Home in Sumner County
The Dellars and family of Sumner County pass through the city en route to a claim in the Big Pasture Oklahoma about twenty five miles from Lawton. Dellars consider the claim one of the finest farms in the state. Mr Dellar has visited Oklahoma twice since last April and plans to settle here with several fine horses and household goods.
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Will Dellar
Sumner County
Lawton
Oklahoma
Dellar
Sells-Floto Circus Arrives With New Perspective On Amusement
The Sells-Floto Shows announce their arrival highlighting the circus as a noble athletic spectacle. They praise ancient roots, moral evolution, and broad public appeal, stressing courage and horsemanship while promoting wholesome entertainment for all classes and ages. The model tented act comes Wednesday August 21st.
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Greece
Rome
Tts
America
Fire water and sewer dangers threaten city health
In the hottest season the city faces grave risks from fire typhoid and rising insurance costs. Officials urged rolling back the mayor and council efforts, adding night watchmen, flushing sewers, securing water from the ice plant, and cleaning up to prevent disaster and higher rates. Local physician warns typhoid risk will worsen without action.
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Democrat
Picnic day for first M. B. Sunday School
Members of the first M. B. Sunday School held their annual picnic yesterday afternoon in the park west of the city. The event featured well filled baskets and an enjoyable time. Pupils left this morning at eight for a day outing about three miles southeast of town with three wagon loads of picnickers and ample eatables.
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M. B. Sunday School
The
Christian Church
Delegate Convention Nominees Named for City Posts
The delegate convention met in the circuit court room to nominate Justices of the Peace and Constables. W. W. Price and R. B. Campbell were named for Justices of the Peace, with J. F. Harvey as Constable.
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Elrcuit
W. W. Price
R. B. Campbell
J. F. Harvey
Eyesight Specialist Dr Shepherd to Visit Anadarko
Dr. H. Shepherd, the eyesight specialist, will remain in Anadarko through the week with an office at the Avenue Hotel.
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Anadarko
Avenue Hotel
Notice to Homesteaders Pinal homestead proof taken
Pinal homestead proof taken by R K Robinson U S Commissioner Anadarko Oklahoma 178 and lt wie a.
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R. K. Robinson
U. 8
Anadarko
Lt Wie
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Indiana
David Lacey
Bridgeport
J. W. Howard
Edmond
Mra. G. B. Phelpe
Ethyl Phelps
Kansas City
Mra. C. E. Ingalls
Bertha Burkhardt
Minco
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R. R. Conner
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Henry White
Walter Lowdermill
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Sandburr Limited
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