05 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
1
Notice seeks two mules, seven years old, 100 and 1200 pounds, with distinct marks including a wart on the right ear and a wire scar. Brand C 43651 Gooks page 188 described. one mule peaceful, one marked. Includes one set of 134 inch leather harness, brass mounts. Rewards total 100 dollars for mules and harness plus 50 dollars for thief, plus P D Association reward.
The preliminary hearing for Wo Parker and Roy Johnson charged with breaking into the Cyril depot was set for December 6. Christinak will soon be with a, we have prepared a feast of good things in clothes shoes furs and more. Come and take our bill of fare at Youngholm's.
The Indies of the Catholic church announce their annual bazaar on Friday and Saturday December 9 and 10 at Eccleston and Coggins furniture store. Featuring clothing and footwear for Christmas, with coats shoes shirts and more. Youngheim's offers a warm display and best wishes.
Oklahoma City reports the legislature met at 2 PM to consider Senate Bill No. 2. An amendment would allow any taxpayer to sue in the Supreme Court to remove the capital within ten days. Gov Haskell reportedly gave an ultimatum to supporters. Debate centers on site selection and funding for a capital building, with optimism a compromise or the Wright Peery Durant measure may pass.
An exclusive shoe store advertises bargain prices on holiday shipments of felt fur trimmed house slippers and other footwear. Mr man is urged to visit and select a Christmas gift for the lady at Younghelm's.
Mentions birth of a baby boy to Min Dinkler and baby, with both doing nicely. Advertisement for sale of a pair of fate in Apache Oklahoma at 175 dollars, listing W Muench Springfield as contact. Also contains a tailoring advertisement promoting Hart Schaffner Marx suits and ready to wear as superior and cheaper.
Senator Joe Smith commented at home on the ongoing fight over the Oklahoma City chamber of commerce stance. He said the chamber opposes the Ivemti site and favors appointing a capital count and site rating power, while the senate pushes a bill and will accept any proposal that yields a free state capitol. He noted the chamber meddles in legislature but has yet to offer a better plan.
Apache County commissioner E Thurmond arrived in Anadarko Sunday evening to attend a county meeting. The commissioners will convene today to discuss pentene od the county.
The sheriff’s force entered the old Owl saloon on Saturday evenings and removed the gambling tables and destroyed them. The place has a hard reputation, and authorities are determined to break up gambling there. Wanted a girl or woman for general housework for a small family. Apply to Mrs Henry DeFord.
In Anchardo, Saturday afternoon, residents discussed leasing land to Indian owners through a five year term with required improvements. Critics questioned long term rights and potential renewal, noting possible repeat leases with small payments to signers. State land system push and legislative interest were evident as attendees hoped work progresses.
Married William E. Cooper of Rochester Indiana to Mise Jessie Taylor of Chillicothe Missouri in a county office ceremony this morning with Judge Holding officiating. The couple plans to depart today for a Rochester home.
An OCR fragment mentions Mrs Roberts Home Man and L M Roberts and a senate clerk retreating home on a Saturday evening. It promotes Hugo Bchaner Marx and Pashion tailoring offering smart, trustworthy wool fabrics and styling suggestions. The text is garbled but markets clothing quality and fashion.
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