Local residents and travelers noted in Anadarko area
E B Wilcox visited Carnegie for a birthday. Frank James of Cement is in the city. Maxine Thompson has measles. P R Fitts returned from Gracemont where he bought cotton. S R Rock represented her. C 8 passed through the town en route home. Geo Cooper returned to work in Cobb after visiting his father. E C Taylor went to Mangum for painting work. O Draper city marshal attended Farmers Union and returned home. Wm Weber in Oklahoma City buying business forests and bought the farmers saloon. Court yard improvements underway with grading and shrubbery. Anadarko residents headed to Geary for convention nominating a congressman. W W Price, J T Perkins, H R Herndon, B Hite, and others listed. H Kamm in Binger. Gail Hamilton sick. J H White in Fredrick on business. J M Parker in Chickasha buying horses. E E Smith at court house on business. A Martinez in Chickasha on business. Jim Schrader handling official business in Binger. Carl Oelke back from Chickasha. Mrs J C Richey left for Guthrie to aid Grand Army. E Blake of El Reno passed through to Lawton. J B McCarthy came from Ft Cobb. Dave Calbert and wife from Carnegie via Geary. Chas Brink from Oklahoma City to Ft Cobb to meet wife visiting Hobart. J L Montgomery in town for Farmers Union lecture. W B McCunnoughay bound over to Grand Jury for whiskey sale to an Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Brink
Oklahoma City
Ft Cobb
Hobart
Initiative Referendum Adopted by Constitutional Convention
Guthrie assembly approves the initiative and referendum clause after an 80 to 5 vote in third reading. President Murray signs the engrossed copy and presents the signing pen to the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of the two territories. He notes farmers pressed for the measure and influenced its enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Murray
Farmer's Educational and Co-operative Union
Territories
Mrs Denton Visits Clyde Sister in City
Mrs W H Denton of Clyde Kansas arrived in the city yesterday for a visit with her sister Mrs J M Parker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Denton
Clyde, Kansas
City
J. M. Parker
Oklahoma delegates pledge to finish constitution draft
Glad delegates in Guthrie Oklahoma after rejection of 135000 to pay constitutional convention expenses applaud and vow to continue work. They offer services and funds and express confidence that legitimate costs will be borne by the people of the new commonwealth once self government is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
New
Commonwealth
Farmers Union delegates hear on warehouse system in Caddo County
Delegates from the Caddo County Farmers Union heard Hardy Dial of the Warehouse Cooperative Association and J A West of Shawnee discuss farm business practices. The talk urged better seeds and keeping books, plus building warehouses and elevators in market towns to store cotton and cereals, with receipts bankable and insurance ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Caddo County
Hardy Dial
Warehouse Cooperative Association
J. A. West
Shawnee
Indiahoma Union
Green B. Patterson
Dial
Busi
Anadarko Council Discusses Telephone Poles and Sidewalk Deals
The council reviewed a Spring town Anadarko rural telephone pole placement request and a street crossing fine case with Rock Island railway. They opened bids for sidewalks on block 60 and lot 19 27 and deferred action to allow private contracts, and adjourned after addressing jetty plant work and city coal weighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paneior Lille
Springtown
Anadarko
Rock Island Railway Company
Pruitt
Democrat
Connelly Constr. Co
Anadarko Walk & Curb Co
Joe Conley
Lindsey
Weather Forecast Passes Through Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Weather forecast for Wednesday calls for fair conditions in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The period is seen as a test of farmer interest and likely to influence practical results in Caddo County with stronger farmer organizations on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Nessation
Caddo County
Teachers Association Meeting in Bridgeport Concludes Year
The last teachers association meeting of the year gathered in Bridgeport with praise for local hosts. Attendees enjoyed a banquet, papers, talks, a round table on opening exercises, a vocal solo, recitation, and a pupil song, followed by a church service and a Germania Quartette program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Bridgeport
Wwaya
Market Street
C.K. Clark
Ed, Hoar
Mra. B
FV Redsfield
O. K. Clark
Kiley
Garat
Lowia
Overstreet
Maude EK. Wideman
Lillian Moresland
Cyril Phipps
Anadarko Democrat and Tribune
Germania Quartette
Southwestern Normal School
Penne
School Land Bargain 160 Acres Near Rail Town
Bargain sale offers 160 acres gently rolling six miles from a railroad town. About 100 acres under plow with a three room frame house, barn, well water, 80 acres fenced, chicken house, cave, small orchard, 20 acres sown to oats. Priced at 1150 dollars with 500 cash and remaining payments. Act quickly. 36 Gidw.
Local Residents Visit and Travel Across Cities
Dr. McCreay the Bridgeport county coroner transacts business at the courthouse with Mrs. Flynn of Granite who has been visiting the city guest of Mrs. Burke at the Agency and returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. Lafferty of Neola Iowa departed for home after several weeks’ visit. A party of Apache people are in the city enroute to New Mexico to view sea and low eating. the group includes J. Davie Richard Sellby Barden and Tennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McCreay
Bridgeport
Court House
Mrs. Flynn
Granite
Mrs. Lafferty
Neola
Iowa
Thia Ity
New Mexico
Iry
J. Davie
Richard Sellby Barden
Tennison
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E. B. Wilcox
Carnegie T
Frank James
Cement
Maxine Thompson
P. R. Fitts
Gracemont
S. R. Rock
Her. C. 8
Wow
Geo. Cooper
Cobb
E. C. Taylor
Mangum
O. Draper
Wm. Weber
Farmers Saloon
Geary
W. W. Price
J. Terkins
H. R. Herndon
B. Hite
Menefee
Mike Delaney
Ian Perry
H. Kamm
Binger
Mia
Gail Hamilton
J. H. White
Fredrick
J.M. Parker
Chickasha
E. E. Smith
A. Martinez
Jim Schrader
Carl Oelke
Mra
J. C. Richey
Grand Army
E. Blake
el Reno
Lawton
J. B. McCarthy
Ft. Cobb
Dave Calbert
Carnegie
J. L. Montgomery
Connewango Two
Connewango
U. S
Robinson
W. B. McCunnoughay
Kornegay
Vinita
Congressional
The
Council
L. E. Lange
Wichita
Kas
Association For the
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