Creed in Schools Creeds Raise City Tension
City teachers face complaints about religious affiliation with claims of a single church predominance. An investigation shows two nonchurch members, four Baptists, two Methodists, five Christians, one Presbyterian, and two Catholics. No church holds a majority. The board warns against Sunday school activities in school under penalty.
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Sever
Thone
Nourch
Memre
Baptist Church
Christian
Jourd
Witty mishaps and peanut hull mystery headline
A local scene reports a private wedding dinner interruption and a freight wreck on a northern railroad involving three cars of peanut hulls bound for Mr. C. W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan. The piece notes jokes about Post's cereal fame and questions his need for hulls.
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Northern
C. W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Post
First Clerk Hegler Dies in Oklahoma City Home
El M. Hegler district clerk in Castle County died at his stepmother Mire Hey F. Hegler Sr a Best Springer Ave Oklahoma City. Funeral held at home by Rev A B Nicholas pastor of the Presby Gerion Church. He formed many friendships with Cadin County pioneers who sympathize with the bereaved family.
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el M. Hegler
Castle County
F. Hegler
Best Springer Ave
Oklahoma City
A. B. Nicholas
Presby Gerion
Pede
John Granger
Me. Alevier
Cadin County
Train Door Injury At Anaimerko Depot
An unnamed 6 year old girl suffered a mashed and cut finger in a depot train door passenger Mattie Brooks held her hand. Conductor DeVitt called Dr Hume the railroad physician to treat the wound. The injury was painful but not serious and the mother and child continued to Temple.
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Anaierko
Assenger
Mattie Brooks
DeVitt
Dr Hume
Temple
Local Short Stops and City News Recap
Roy England transacted business in Hison Thursday. Kerley called on Oklahoma City Friday. Deputy Draper visited Chickasha on Friday. Mr and Mrs G C Miller traveled to Oklahoma City Friday. Debate over Anadarko ice plant persists. Pay debts including Democrat subscription. H F Corder of Oney area visited and renewed subscription. Miss Weltha Mundell visited Mineral Wells Texas returning Thursday. Cousin Miss Elisabeth Doss from Chickasha joined a short visit. The Democrat staff reports recent shortages delaying Daily and Weekly editions. Miss Margaret Hooker joins the compositor’s desk. Judge Miller notes new year’s spirit and court activity waning. Dan W Peery’s name corrected from Perry. R B Smith of Omaha visiting old mates. plans trip to Chickasha to see ill relative W M Reece.
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The
Democrat
H F Corder
Oney
Weltha Mundell
Mineral Wells
Texas
Elisabeth Doss
Chickasha
Margaret Hooker
Anadarko Notes on Rail Talk and Local Fellows
Interurban promoter F G Schofield met Anadarko railroad committee members to discuss El Reno line prospects. Becker family updates include NM Johnson funeral in El Reno. Baldwin and White visits noted. Local ads highlight crude oil price, flour deals, trades, and new jewelry at Mitchells.
How to Iron Seams in Silk Garments
A guide for silk blouse making warns that pressing silk seams requires care as a hot iron can mark the fabric. It advises to lift the seam edge, clamp it with a folded drawer or chair, and draw the seam taut over the iron, avoiding contact with the fabric beside the seam.
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Silk
Glace Nuts and Tomato Kromeskies Frying Guide
Step by step recipe outlines glazing nuts with migar and cream of tartar boiling to 310 degrees, then cooling and dripping. It also describes making a tomato kromeskie batter with egg yolk, flour, salt, and melted butter, and frying tomatoes coated in cheese and spice mix until golden.
Deputy prosecutor to try hog theft murder case in Graemont
Deputy County Attorney Randall W Livesay travels to Graeamont to prosecute John Brooke charged with stealing and killing two Oliver Young hogs. Ballinger, neighbor, reported missing hogs after Young left town. blood found in pen and on exterior. Bloodied heart and liver recovered at Brooke barn. evidence tied to suspect with a cane. The case before Judge Harbon today.
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Randall W Livesay
Graeamont
John Brooke
Oliver Young
John Brooke Barn
Harbon
Help Wanted by Chicago Mail Order House
Quick openings for men to distribute catalogues advertise and mail orders for Globe Association Chicago. Earn $2 a week with liberal expense allowance first month. No experience required. Address 1212 State St Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
Globe Association
State Bt
Local notices and travel mentions from Duncan region
K. A. James offers the top price for cotton near the National Bank. Mrs. Mary Wells traveled to Fort Sill for an Indian schools matron position. J. E. White was in Duncan on business. Paul Meeting returned from a visit with his sister in Oklahoma City. Atty. O. J. Logan of Mountain View transacted business in the city. Mrs. Nathan Baum remains ill but improving and hoped to be active soon. G R Mudd of Walters visited EB Duncan and family Thursday.
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Mary Wells
Fort Sill
Mr. Paul
Oklahoma City
Atty. O. J. Logan
Mountain View
Sixteen Year Olds Charged With Theft In Prison
Hert Harbort and Everett Smith were brought before Justice Rowam Thursday charged with stealing Indian blankets from a wagon. Policeman Miller pursued and captured the youths a block away with the goods. The boys pled guilty, paid a $10 fine plus costs, and were placed in the women’s cell to serve the sentence to keep them away from older prisoners. Harbort’s mother, a widow in Anadarko, struggles to control him. Smith has no relatives in town. Other youths are watched by officers to prevent further mischief.
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Hert Harbort
Everett Smith
Voliceman Miller
Galty
Costa Rand
Harbolt
Anadarko
Smith
Commercial Club Regular Meeting Tonight
Installation of new officers and important business on the agenda. All members urged to attend. Inter urban proposition to be considered. L. M. Spivey, Secretary.
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L. M. Spivey
Secy
Bell Ringers Lyceum Course Featured At Adarko
The Lyceum program promises one of the best musicales in Adarko with a record of frequent encores at Chautauquas and Lyceums. A few reserved seats remain at the post office book store. Silent partner wanted with $1000 or $1500 in paying business. Address Q 82 care of the Democrat. Campbell in Gwendoline ill. Naselott to Oklahoma City for Democratic editors’ convention. Second Christian church lecture Saturday evening. Mrs. L Nathan ill on West Oklahoma Ave.
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Lyceum
Anadarko
Chatauquas
Lyceums
Post Office
Democrat
Wm Naselott
Ft- Goble Record
Oklahoma City
Christian Church
Christ+ain church
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T. G. Oelke
Magie Oelke
Ed Hegler
Roy England
Hison Thureday
de. Kerley
S. Draper
Chickaeho
G. C. Miller
Pia
Bigler Co
Springfield
Osmaugnmessy
Interurban
el Reno
F. G. Schofield
Commercial Club
Scofield
J. A. Becker
Annaj White
Hunter's
Anadarko Produce Co
Mitchell's
Mitchell’s
Jon Brooks
K. A. James
National Bank
J. E. White
Duncan
Nathan Baum
G R. Mudd
Walters
EB. V. Duncan
Family
And
Illinois Glee Club of Chicago
Lonkuboo
Watongay Way
Gwendoline
Mrs. EB BE. Campbell
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