01 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
1
In the Adarko area the jd Barn Structure remains a disgrace with crowded waiting rooms and tobacco stained grips. The depot crowding makes ticketing hard as people wait and suffer. The writer pleads for help or advice to improve Anadarko’s depot conditions and facilities.
Sperintendent Sanders arranged transfers of children from Mrs Lowther's primary room into the east end building to ease crowding. West end pupils taught by Miss Berry will move to the west end school, leaving their current teacher behind.
Due to the unavoidable detention of the Rev. Harrold G. Jware, services at the Episcopal church tonight are canceled. A delay in the schedule will be announced later.
Feod Stetaner hosted about a dozen male friends at his East Central board residence Monday evening. The group enjoyed a long game of cards and after refreshments, the clock struck midnight before everyone departed satisfied with the social function and Mr Stelzner praised as a jovial host.
Andre Martinez recounts being captured as a boy and adopted by an Indian chief. His brother was killed and he spent 21 years living among tribes. An intensely interesting memoir published by the Postoffice Book Store.
The Peoples favorite lecturer Dr Thos McClary will headline a center stage talk at the Christian church Anadarko with high praise from YMCA and Dr Eugene May of Washington DC. Admission 50 cents. early arrival advised for best seats.
J. C. Williams and his bride arrived in Anadarko with plans to settle, though Mrs Williams has returned to San Antonio while Williams seeks possession of their residence. The couple previously lived in Anadarko since the opening.
Western Union announces night letter rates on 50 words or less will match day rates for 10 words and charge one fifth of day rate for each extra 10 words. Example 50 words to Oklahoma City costs 25¢, 100 words $1.00. Also notes Retail Association meeting at 7 pm in commercial club rooms with Mr. Jacobsen from the Oklahoma National. Carnegie Herald praise and Anadarko mentions cited amid local notices. Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church schedules a social and business meeting Thursday in March with Mrs. C L Kunkle, 8 to 5 PM.
District deputy A G Gantley promotes the fraternal union for health soundness and disability benefits. The March drive offers a one dollar medical exam fee waiver and coverage options from $500 to $3000 with age based premiums. The organization notes about 1800 councils and 98,000 members with a $1,000,000 reserve fund.
Notice states the firm Mitchell & Lamb dissolves with Lamb leaving and R L Mitchell succeeding, all debts due immediate settlement, thanks to customers, signed by Siol liwky and Mitchell & Lamb. Also a brief item notes another shipment of Hunter's Cream Flour at Skaggs' Grocery, and Frank Westerman returning home to Bedford Lows after visiting C W Finharty.
N. M. Gish of Oklahoma City came home Tuesday after several days of business in the city. Mrs L F Lacey visited her parents in Foss. Aldrich and Leo Hite did business in Chickasha Tuesday. For sale a fine single driver via J Kelley 609 West Okla Ave. Phone 149. Mrs Nannie Todd lately visiting her daughter Mrs Oscar Diehl then returned to Richard Mo Tuesday.
A reflection on maternal sacrifice, duty, and recognition, contrasting a mother's devotion with public expectations. The piece recalls Queen Sophia’s composure at Gaeta and the noble acts of women under siege, highlighting honor and resilience through personal sacrifice.
A Northbound train between Lake Charles and Alexandria on a Texas rattland branch reports a curious passenger event. Senator Taylor and the governor exchange remarks as a lone shanty appears in a thick pine forest. The World’s Workinton correspondent notes a passenger grabbed a handback during the ride.
A garbled OCR snippet appears to describe unclear dialogue and names. No coherent events or identifiable entities beyond vague references to people and objects. The readable parts hint at a sedate scene but lack concrete facts or structure.
A Brussels statistics report shows women predominate the city’s population. In 1906 there were 7 648 boys and 7 008 girls aged 10 to 16, with women increasingly surpassing men in older ages.
Anadarko Business College began operations with 20 students under Miss Oslin who is pleased by the early interest. She arranged furniture on loan and will offer books at cost to students, aiming to provide accessible education and extra help for those unsure of their abilities. Visitors are welcome to inspect the new school and its student body.
Local loan offer urges residents to visit Maxson the loan man at J M Youngblood's office on Main Street for affordable rates. The notice hints at available lending in 1951 without detailing terms.
Mrs. Jennie Reynolds of Central National Bank Columbus Ohio advertises help for a startling tuberculosis discovery. A postal offer promises full particulars and proof of a revelation.
Call number 75 to order Sweet Jersey Cream in 1 pint and 1 quart bottles. Delivery at your door every morning. 20-D1 mo.
For sale a residence property at the corner of East Central Boulevard. Sale terms and price to suit all buyers. Enquire I. K. Rebineon for details.
Good Farm to Rent four room house with storm cave grapevines blackberries and peaches contact William Reece Anadarko Oklahoma 18 week. Judge Franz noted as Grace mort visitor Tuesday. Two room house for rent and milk cow for sale inquire C O Howard at Post Office 17 31. Mrs Lee Wallis headed to Oklahoma City for a few days. Bake your cake Sunday with Hunters Cream Flour sold at Skaggs Grocery 15 dét. Mins Valera Bradford slow at home on West Boulevard. Swell dressed ladies near Snow Matinee lockets and chains see Mitchells window 18 dét.
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