Surprising Cane Gift Marks Ogle’s Club Farewell
President Levi Ogle of the Commercial Club retires to a surprise sendoff. Henry DeFord is introduced as the new president. Ogle receives a gold headed cane engraved in appreciation. Discussion covers Anadarko inquiries, farm exhibit finances, and a proposed $40,000 bonus for an electric railroad bill, with meetings to continue weekly.
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Levi Ogle
Commercial Club
Fabers
Jmry
Ogle
Henry DeFord
DeFord
Spivey
Mer Ogle
Anadarko
Cclub
Schofield
Wameley
Caddo Developing Co
Analarke
el Reno
Aundarko
Altas
Alleged Thief Arrested Near Clinton
Deputy Geo Dittmer of Oney arrested Byron Powers on charges of mule theft near Clinton in Custer county. Powers was brought to Anadarko and handed to Sheriff Baker who kept him until Custer county officials arrived to take him for trial. W R Graham of Enfield Illinois returned home after visiting his seriously ill brother C E Graham for two weeks.
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Geo. Dittmer
Oney
Byron Powers
Clinton
Custer County
Powers
Anadarko
Baker
W. R. Graham
Enfield, Ul
C. E. Graham
Saint Installation of Ladies Circle by G A TR Group
The Ladies of the G A TR Circle held their saint installation Friday evening. Officers were installed and the Woodmen drill team performed. Refreshments followed with fruit coffee cake sandwiches and pickles. Dr Warner Chief Forester of the Woodmen entertained. Mr Campbell and Mrs Spenters responded as the evening concluded.
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G. A. Refoet
G. A. TR
Ellewre
Forrester
Woakmen
Warner
Campbell
Foster Entitled To Credit For Mule Theft Capture
The Lookeba Index objects to The Democrat crediting Deputy Sheriff Childe with capturing stolen mules and horses in Kansas. The Democrat sourced from the sheriff’s office, noting Deputy Childsey returned with the animals and suggesting Foster may deserve part or all of the credit. The paper offers to recognize Foster if deserving.
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Lookeba Index
Democrat
Childe
Kansas
Childsey
Foster
Foater
Indian Land Sales Report Mixed Values Across Regions
A cryptic OCR listing shows land sale entries across multiple regions including NW and NE sectors. Prices vary from $36.56 to $3600 with several lines noting multiple plot coordinates and descriptors, but many items are garbled or partially unreadable.
Call for Bids by Commercial Club for Banquet
The Commercial Club invites bids to serve the annual Banquet on Monday night January 17th with menu and serving instructions provided by the committee chair. Estimated 100 to 150 plates. Contract due by Monday or Tuesday January 11th. Ladies of churches urged to bid. Contact J F Mitchell Chair Entertainment Committee. Mrs W W Vaughn and children visiting Hobart relatives. Mrs Cecil Harrard returning to Eldorado from visit with parents. Dr and Mrs Martin visiting Carnegie.
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Commercial Club
J. F. Mitchell
Ch’m Entertainment Committee
Local Notices and Social Updates From Anadarko Area
Frank Hefley and W. W. Vaughn visited in Chickasha on business Saturday. Miss Inex Blerick returned from Guthrie with her sister to the St Joseph School in Oklahoma City. Misses Lida Eden Romick and Grace Riehart were Chickasha visitors. Mrs W. McFadyen and Mabel Wallis attended a consolidation arrival meeting in Geacemont. Jack Moore returned from Waxahachie and Dallas. Bert Foster of Caddo county Bank in Ft Cobb was an Anadarko visitor. Misses Jeffie and Kasia Parka visited Ft Cobb for the weekend. Harold Pugh, son of Mr and Mrs John Pugh, remains ill with typhoid fever. Farm for rent one half mile from Anadarko. Dirt hauling services offered by LH Welch Palace Livery. Minnie Muller injured by pencil at school. throat sore but improving.
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W. W. Vaughn
Chickasha
Inex Blerick
Guthrie
Ruth McCarthy
St. Joseph School
Bible School Begins Matthew Study At Church
The church announces a year long Bible School study on the Book of Matthew starting at 10 AM with a communion sermon at 11 AM. Evening service at 8 PM features an election of officers and a sermon on The Divine Standard of Excellency. Junior BE service at 7 PM invites all young people to hear Winning. Musical numbers at the Christain Church feature the Illinois Glee Club and Bell Ringers tonight.
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Bible School
Suoj
Christain Church
Illinois Glee Club
Bell Ringers
Lyceum
J.J. Baird
Nebraska
Ilinois
Local Cigar Firm Seeks Seller for St Louis Territory
Monarch Cigar Co. of St Louis seeks a local salesman to represent the firm in nearby territory. Position offers $110 monthly plus expenses and requires written inquiries for particulars.
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Monarch Cigar Co
St Louis
Mitchell's Promotes New Jewelry Arrivals After New Year
Verden resident Anna Butler visited the A. Marteniz home Saturday to view new diamond jewelry at Mitchell's. The shop also shows new lockets chains bracelets as a New Year promo with a reminder to pay telephone bills by January 15 to avoid service disruption.
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Mitchell's
Mian
Anna Butler
Verden
A. Marteniz
Fax ton group to establish Fort Cobb chapter declares trip
The Fax ton Star notes members Mrs D G Galloway Mr and Mrs D D Hoag Mrs L A Livesay Mrs Dr Anderson Mrs J C Richey Mrs M E Monsell Mrs W W Terry and Miss Nettie Daniels will institute a chapter at Fort Cobb. Also Frack Heskett made a business trip to Oklahoma City Saturday.
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The
Faxton Star
Fort Cobb
D. G. Galloway
D. D. Hoag
L. A. Livesay
Dr. Anderson
J. C. Richeey
M. E. Monsell
W. W. Terry
Misa Nettie Daniels
Atty. Frack Heskett
Oklahoma City
Methuselah’s Age by Lunar Months Reckoning
London s claim that Genesis ages could be lunar months would shrink Methuselah’s 969 years to 80 years and nine months. The Denton era note finds the math inconsistent with other ages and mocks such speculative edits as journalism novelty.
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Methuselah
Europe
Christian Register
London
Bat
Majorn
Adam
Seth
Mars
Building for Year Building for Year Contractors Busy in Anadarko
The Meeting Bros and others in Anadarko report a busy year with completed and planned projects. Listings include EB Widaman brick store $2500, J I Stowe residence $1600, AC Vaughn residence $7200, W & Knox residence $1800, Meeting Bros four residences totaling $1200 $4704 $1300 and $1676, and several brick store buildings with opera house above totaling $40.00, plus additional contractors not yet reported. Also noted are local market promos and a rental opportunity at Champlin Lumber Co Ltd, with social notes on Mrs S B Romick visiting Wichita.
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DH Dann
J I Stowe
Ed G Sebilite
M Roberts
F Brown
AC Vaughn
W & Knox
Meeting Bros
E Cox
Bradford Family Pays Telephone Bill After Fort Worth Trip
Mrs. J. G. Bradford and her son Leonard returned from Fort Worth Texas where her father was ill in Strong Texas but not severely due to scarlet fever. Father reported better.
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J. G. Bradford
Leonard
Ft. Worth
Texas
Bradford
Strong
For Sale: Four Room House With Six Fine Lots
Auction note from BE Schlitt offers a four room house and six good plots in a cloged line, described as a bargain if taken at once.
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Schlitt
Scott Moves Across Street From Former Stand
W. A. Scott has moved into his property just across the street from his present stand now located the first door west of the Anadarko Bakery. Ee Crude oil by the barrel, 5 ets. a gallon. Anadarko Produce Co.
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W. A. Scott
Anadarko Bakery
Anadarko Produce Co
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Ladies of Circle
Indian Land Sales
Wis
Washita River
Cecil Harrard
J. W. Howard
Eldorado
Mrs. Martin
Carnegie
Comyretet
Tal
Oshal Shwessy
Frank Hefley
Lida
Eden Romick
Grace Riehart
Mra
McFadyen
Mabel Wallis
Geacemont
Jack Moore
Wax
Shachie
Dallas
Tex
Bert Foster
Caddo County Bank
Ft. Cobb
Jeflie
Kasia Parka
Harold
John Pugh
TJ Sullivan
Broadway
LH Welch
Palace
Minnie
Annydarko
Okio
Karl Preger
Eer
Preger
Max Goldman
Karl Proger
Burinows
Lou
Clyde Leech
de Anderson
Corley
Hunter‘s
Skaggs’ Grocery
S. B. Romick
Sirs Dr Keller
Wichita
Kan
Keller
Champlin Lumber Co, Ltd
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