28 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
The stenographer records a meeting where Rev Tein asks to have attendees read the material before questioning. Judge Holding expresses surprise at the attitude and recalls the invitation of three participants to the committee gathering.
Letters show the Commercial Club ministers criticized city actions on Sabbath work and a smallpox case. Dispute centers on statements by Rev Telw and Rev Farrington about city physicians and quarantines, with calls to expose conduct and seek clarity from Judge Holding and others.
Emma Johnston was visiting a friend in the city Monday. The piece critiques Republican consistency on taxes and government spending, noting alleged double standards on state and territorial taxes, tariffs, and appropriations. It cites local tax figures in Logan and Pawnee counties and mentions a press bureau expense.
An advertisement for the Peerless Laundering Machine at 110 Broadway promotes a washing, rinsing, wringing and ironing device. It argues it saves time and effort for housewives and farmers, claims quick results on heavy bedspreads and delicate handkerchiefs, and invites customers to inspect the machine.
A Republican attorney once warned that negros should stay in their place and not seek office. Six miles from his home a negro lawmaker candidate filed for representative. A county convention nearby was mostly Negro delegates. In the third district Tulea caucus, A G W Sango led a slate of negro candidates amid rising political reach.
Mrs Charles I Callahan died suddenly at home in Pond Croak after a night birth of a girl baby. Two physicians failed to save her. The body will be taken to Caney Kansas for interment tomorrow. Her husband Chas J Callahan is a brother to F J Vallahan. The community extends sympathy. Bucklen Arnica Salve mentioned.
A stenographers report is omitted as too similar to earlier printings. Judge Holding and Rev Tess debate public disclosure while Tribune editors push to publish full dialogue. The record shows repeated urging to set a meeting time and place, with no agreement reached.
A commutee visited Hobart Monday to inspect the new Anadarke depot. The station mirrors Hobart in design with a larger waiting room to handle transfer traffic. The depot will occupy the former asphalt plant site while the old depot moves to Sixth Street for freight use, improving public access to both depots without crossing tracks.
The sheriff's office received word this afternoon that Ed Morris's team and wagon had been sold near El Reno for 120 dollars. The property is identified by four parties including R. W. Billingsley and family, longtime residents now in Oklahoma City.
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