Dan Peery for Representative
Dan W Peery of Carnegie Oklahoma announces as a Democratic candidate for representative of Canadian Cleveland and Caddo counties in the state legislature. He touts integrity and past service including editor of The Globe and four years as police judge of Elstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W Peery
Carnegie
Caddo Acanty
Oklahoma
Canadian
Cleveland
Sasdo
Dan Peery
Eliteno
Canadian County
Dan Poory
Globe
Dan
Elstone
Oklahoma County
Irwin
Peery Tha
Dan Peory Bas
Dan Peory i
Caddo
el Reno
Kemp Delivers New Monologue at Anadarko Chautauqua
Everett Kemp performs a lively evening of impersonations from three to twelve characters. The crowd favors Kemp, and his That Printer of Udell's solo is tailored for a Sunday program at Anadarko Chautauqua on June 5. Season tickets cost $2.00.
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Kemp
Udell
Anadarko Chautauqua
Daly
Carnegie business property for sale details
A Carnegie business property is offered for sale with a one year lease to purchaser at 14 dollars per month payable in advance. The building is insured for one year at a price of 1000 dollars. Judge R K Robinson has returned from Oklahoma City. Mrs 3 W Whitlock, undergoing treatment at an Oklahoma sanitarium, is reported much improved in health.
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Carnegie
Whitlock
Oklahoma Vy
G M Tucker for Corporation Commissioner
G M Tucker a Stephens county civic leader announces his candidacy for Corporation Commissioner. The letter praises his experience in constitutional law and public service, urges Southwest Oklahoma Democrats to nominate and elect him, and calls for voting in the August primary to support his bid.
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G. M. Tucker
Stephens County
Chautauqua Boat Reserve Ahead of June Opening
J F Mitchell and Dean Baird representatives of the Commercial Club went to Oklahoma City Thursday to secure enough boats for the Big Chautauqua opening on June 29. The boating is exceptionally fine and will be a popular amusement feature for crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Mitchell
Dean Baird
Commercial Club
Oklahoma City
Next Flotorial Representative Visits City
Dan W Peery, the district’s anticipated flotorial representative, was seen in the city today. He is regarded as one of the state’s best known campaigners and a leading figure in the ongoing campaign.
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Dan W Peery
Mr Peery
Boone Hite Returns to Anadarko After Treatment
Boone Hite returned Thursday morning from Oklahoma City where he had been for several weeks receiving treatment for injuries from being thrown from a buggy. He is much improved and expects to regain his usual strength, and many friends here will be glad to welcome him back to his accustomed place in Anadarko. Mrs Lee Booth, visiting Mt View, returned home at Stecker. Ley Ogle is in Claremore for health.
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Boone D Hite
Oklahoma City
Hite
Exen
Lile
Shim
Anadarko
Mra Lee Booth
Mt View
Stecker
Leyi Ogle
Claremore
Bie
New Rooming House At Stecker Opens In Town
Leslie opens a new rooming house and short order at Stecker in the thriving Stecker area. Mr Lealie will tend to travelers and farmers alike, aiming for a successful venture. Mrs Zumwalt seeks improved health at Spring Good lemons in Claremore.
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Stecker
Leslie
Lealie Ls
Claremore
Skaggs Grocery
An Adanarkoko Chautauqua Program Schedule Note
The program lists daily events for Anadarko Chautauqua from June 2 to July 5 with music, readings, preludes, lectures, and performances by various groups including the Otter bein Male Quartette The Shule Leigh Co The Morphets and the Royal Hungarian Orchestra among others, ending with ticket prompts.
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Shule-Leigh Co
Shala- Leigh Co
Dickens
Sterling Battin
SRD
Snake Bites Farmer in Rock Work Southwest of Town
S. R. Porter, a well known farmer eight miles southwest of town, was bitten on the right hand by a rattlesnake while lifting a rock to make a fill in a branch. He killed the snake after it struck, and, suffering severe lacerations, received treatment from Dr. Stewart that night.
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S. R. Porter
Me. Porter
Stewart
Ble Agatem
Hobart Democrat
Little Swayne Boy Drowned Near Main Street Bank
A 15 year old boy, son of IM Swayne, fell into the sorting bank west of the city and drowned before aid arrived. Citizens rushed to the scene after a telephone alert, two physicians tried to save him, and the mother suffered a shock feared to be grave.
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Fternoon
Frank
IM Swayne
Cecil Parker and Edith Parker Tie May in Watongs
Edith Parker and Cecil Parker were united in marriage at Watongs on Wednesday at eleven o'clock. The contracting parties were formerly residents of Anadacko and enjoy a large circle of friends who join in a wish for their happiness and prosperity.
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Mise Edith Parker
Ban Ceetl
Watongs
Anadacko
Wheat sells at 75 cents in Carnegie county market
Mr Willis of Carnegie county marketed 100 bushels of wheat on Wednesday, the first report in the county. The price received was 75 cents per bushel, a figure observers hope may reflect seasonal flour prices and consumer costs.
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Willis
Carnegie
Enclosed Belief Linked to Child Mortality Fears
Local concern rises over a superstition or unsafe ritual said to save children from a deadly trap. Officials warn that failing to seal the area could lead to more fatalities among youngsters. Community leaders urge prompt action and public awareness.
City Property Trade Offer In Anadarke Oklahoma
City property for trade proposed with an offer to exchange a free and clear farm for unencumbered city property. The ad claims better cash income from the city asset and directs contact to William Reece at 223 W Okla Ave P O Box 596 Anadarke Ok.
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William Reece
Okla
Anadarke
Marriage Licenses And Local Visits In Oklahoma
William Dieball Footer Mise Devtella Binger J F Means Miss Jessie Buoset Hinton Kennedy Vaughn Miss Bessie Dixon Pocasset Geo Ford U m Hoover were Oklahoma City visitors Tuesday. Mr Will Ward's sister in very ill Miss Sallie Carter spent Wednesday in Lookeba. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown are of New York where Mrs Brown will be placed in sanatorium after an operation. Turknett of Cement charged with setting fire to destroyed buildings in Cement Tuesday morning arraigned in County Court. Jesse Kemp examined and held to answer next term of district court. In defense of bond he was committed to jail. E Cox transacted business in Fort Cobb Wednesday.
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Mr and
Meo
Harry Brown
New York
Mra Brown
She Han
Turknett
Gement
Jane Zi
Jesse Kemp
Caddo County
Electric progress and news from the era of innovation
A collage of updates on electrical advances and public works. Topics include subway repairs cost, storage battery cars for Adison, patent values, electric heating, General Electric employment, electric meters for river work, windmills, farm motors, electric heart testing devices, Hamilton street lighting plans, Bangkok wiring, rural telephone access, and Trans Atlantic wireless revival. It also notes early electric lighting, motor durability, and a few local personal notices from Ohio and Kansas City.
Complaint on Corners Sewage Plan Deemed Unfounded
Citizens complained of unsanitary manholes and catch basins at Third Fourth and Fifth streets and Broadway. Mayor Plum said the sewer at issue is new and will have no unauthorized connections. He added the line intersects the main sewer at Sixth and Broadway and is protected by updated traps, preventing gas and leaks.
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Inet
Basund
Third
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Broadway
Plum
The
Democrat
Sixth and Broadway
Local residents update from town and around
Mra V W Haskel and Mrs Ella Guthrie visiting here have gone to Vorden to visit Mra Ed Stepnena. L B Edie left Thursday for Kansas City. A Japanese patient Mike Skewart was taken to El Reno hospital for treatment. Mra Summers and family on East Boulevard. Wm Dieball and Mina Destella Foater of Binger married at Court House with Judge Holding officiating. RL Lawrence on the wick list. JH Walker to Mt View on business. JG Patton to Hobart on business. Fannie Stroud to Owssla. T W Chandler and Alice Mattie Schockley to Lawton to visit friends. Ed M West to Ft Cobb. WF Dieball to Bingnr. P L Jorgenson home after Oklahoma City business. Judge R K Robinson back from Oklahoma City legal work. Lillian Hefley and cousin Jennie Wren Claybrook visiting relatives in Kopperal Texas. Mrs Tom Johnson back from Portland Oregon. Little Spencer Jorgenson burned nail on foot. doctor treated. Agnes Smith visiting Hazel Ransom then to Oklahoma City to visit friends before returning to Watonga. Main street excitement from runaway Indian team. no serious damage.
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Mike Skewart
el Reno
Mra
T W Chandler
Aiice Mattie Schockley
Lawton
Ed M West
Cobb
WF Dieball
Bingnr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett Kemp
R K Robinson
Tucker
Great Southwestern
Great Southwest
Corporation Commiannioner
Wood Democrats
Boone Hite
Otterbein
Gey
HH. A. Wachtel
Fvorett Kemp
Einaret Kemp
Homer T. Wilson
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Paul V. Vuotker
Columbian Orchestra
Col. G, A
Gearhart
Koven
Albert B. Cummins
M. Holcomb
Little ‘Swayne
Cecil-Parker
William Dieball
Footer
Mise Devtella
Binger
J F Means
Jessie Buoset
Hinton
Kennedy Vaughn
Bessie Dixon
Pocasset
Geo Ford
U m Hoover
Will Ward
Cox
Cobb Wednemioy
Paria
Adison
Crome Town
General Electric Company
Ihs
France
Crippie Creek
Vietor
F. Forrest
Paynette
Ind
Hamilton
Ohio
Bangkok
Siam
Onark Mountains
England
Palentine
Jordan
Trans-Atlantic Wireless
General Electrig Company
C. O'Neal
H. M. Bilimon
Dorothy
Kansas City
Thoretay
GU Monta Kowler
Clyde
V. W. Haskel
Ella Guthrie
Vorden
Ed Stepnena
L. B. Edie
Kan=wan City
F, Dieball
Mina Destella Foater
Court House
Holding
Ing
RL. Lawrence
JH Walker
JG Patton
Hobarat
Fannie Stroud
Owssla
P. L. Jorgenson
R. K. Robinson
Lillian Hefley
Jennie Wren Claybrook
Kopperal
Texas
Tom Johnson
Portland Oregon
Spencer Jorgenson
Agnes Smith
Hazel Ransom
Watonga
Main Street
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