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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
3
Local news items from Apache today include club meetings with Miss Monwell and Mrs Linder's sale notices. Various residents travel to Oklahoma City and BenYetta, while Rexall remedies and baked goods are advertised. Local merchants promote steam baked bread, preserves, and piano sales ahead of January 1.
Notice recalls Modern Woodmen for America Camp No 1025 members to attend a Monday evening gathering on December 7 with a teaser "Something Doing." An ad promotes Rexall Cherry juice at Stephenson's Drug Store. The text also includes a whimsical dialogue about kissing and a becalmed saltboat scene.
A Yonkers Statesman item notes a farm near the Tar wine river in Victoria yielding a turkey with an odd claim of a hidden gold ounce within its body. The cheeky line asks if the turkey laid the golden egg, reflecting playful journalism.
Illustration bits recount a boy and a friend explaining a dilemma with a humorous scene about trying to sit and stand after a crab bite during a swimming outing. The gag hinges on a playful misunderstanding and a father’s wordplay.
In a jungle pursuit the Manila authority seeks Datto Kalim dead or alive. An American-led chase through swamps and cliffs ends as a decoy bearing the head of a traitor is presented to a local captain, revealing an impostor connected to Datto Kalim’s pursuit.
The Flores mine in San Luly was abandoned after a low price bid, but a musician known as a fiddler struck a rich find. He reportedly extracted about 5 million dollars in silver from the claim and, upon discovery, rose to millionaire status in the ash heap camp fire era.
A 1900s advertisement explains kidneys filter blood every three minutes and remove impurities. It cites back pain, headaches, dizziness, weak heart, and fatigue as signs of trouble and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, sold by Fouter-Moburn Co. Buffalo as the U S sole agents, urging readers to remember the name.
Reports from Bartlesville describe carpenters working full eight hour night shifts to finish new stores before the holiday trade. The same dispatch notes flood control plans for lake valley lands, a $42,000 Bartlesville school bond measure, and Oklahoma broom corn crops boosting broom manufacture and trade.
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