Real Estate Transfers Reported From Local Deeds
Daily records show multiple property transfers including Frank E. Rickey to A W Seeley for lots 19 and 20 in Carnegie worth 50 dollars. Etta Belle Godfrey to G W Cook for SW 12 10 10 at 3500 dollars. H R Fisher to Frank E Allen for Bridgeport lots 1 and 2 at 15 dollars. R W Otto and W F B to Frank E Allen for Bridgeport lots 8 and 9 at 10 dollars. J D White and W Peto P Harmon for Verden lot 4 at 1 dollar. P F Harmon and N F to B P Wilson for part of Verden lot 1 2 4 at 105 feet for 100 dollars. Nellie Harmon and Chas to B F Wilson for part of Verden lot 3 at 106 feet for 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Rickey
A. W. Seeley
Carnegie
Etta Belle Godfrey
G. W. Cook
H. R. Fisher
Frank E. Allen
Bridgeport
R. W. Otto
W. FB
J.D. Whiteé
W. Peto
P. P. Harmon
Verden
P. F. Harmon
N. F
B. P Wilson
Lota
Nellie Harmon
Chas
B. F. Wilson
Notice for Deeds by Peter Olbertz in Hydro Oklahoma
Notice is hereby given by Peter Olbertz of Hydro Oklahoma that on September 28 1906 he purchased tax certificates for lots 19 through 24 in block 62 Hydro Caddo County Oklahoma Territory. The lots were sold for delinquent taxes on November 16 1903. If redemption is not made within sixty days from first publication he will seek deeds to said lots. First pub March 7 last May 16. Levi Tingley and son F R Tingley left for Tulsa to attend to the real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Olbertz
Hydro
Oklahoma
Caddo County
Oklahoma Territory
Lota
Household Remedies for a Hungry Boy Featured in Verse
A light verse recalls a motherly panacea for a restless child. Sammy wakes in pain after pie, soothed by paregorio, then opium to fol and oleum ricini. The poem presents simple, household remedies once common in homes.
Queer Coincidence Among Buggy Purchases Affects Marriages
Pfaff and Sons bought six buggies from an eastern carriage company, stored at the depot. Within a short time two purchasers married, followed by three more unions, leaving one bachelor, Paul Williams, who is said to be willing. The piece notes a contagious pattern and hints Pfaff and Sons should stock more buggies to capitalize on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaff and Sons
Eastern Carriage Company
Benedict
D. G. Harsin
Spencer Brooks
W. D
DeBoard
Casper Meeting
Jno
Local residents noted in health and travel list
Mrs Heisler on sick list and Miss Plowman with malaria. W A Marvel attended a business event Monday. Guy Orendorf and Ted Grene went to Hinton Monday. A J Blankenship adding to his home. Fred Towle moved to Geary for work. Miss Lentz and friend visited brother Carl Lentz last week. C D Ashenhurst and family visiting J W Ashenhurst. Jennie Clingman Edna Lewis and the Killey family attended the Teachers Association in Bridgeport. Bridges Woody Concert Co organized a five night music class at the hall Wednesday. Geo Johnson of Broken Arrow spent night en route to Gazebo, Oklahoma. Mr Johnson considers locating in Caddo county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Ashenhurst
J. W. Ashenhurst
Thir
Jennie Clingman
Edna Lewis
5. C.killey
Teachers Association
Bridgeport
Geo,Johnson
Broken Arrow
Gazebo
Okla
Mr. Johnson
Caddo County
Wanted news boys run between Chickasha and Kansas City and Dallas
Brown News Co. Chickasha seeks two news boys with routes from Chickasha to Kansas City and to Dallas. James Patterson returned from a two week trip to New Mexico and filed on a homestead near Morarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
Kansas City
Dallas
Brown News Co
James Patterson
New Mexico
Morarity
Geary Oklahoma Congressional Convention Preview
Geary Oklahoma March 6 delegates from Oklahoma and Canadian counties gathered with Fulton and Black as leading contenders. Northern county men split Western votes, Caddo backed missionary opposition, and B F Holding was chosen chairman. Initial results showed Fulton ten, Black six, Shanks three of nineteen votes, with plans for a divided first ballots and Black likely to gain the pole position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary
Okla
Oklahoma
Fulton
Caddo County
B. F. Holding
Conent
H. M. West
Caddo Township
J. T. Jerking
Hester
Peery
Ninteen
Shanks
Black
Weather Forecast for Washington and Oklahoma Territories
Forecast warns of rain and unsettled conditions across Washington, Oklahoma Territory, and adjacent districts. Mentions Oklahoma City counties and potential vote impacts in Western counties. Cautions that actual events could render the forecast foolish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Foreenet
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Putton
Oklahoma
Ferguson
Oklahoma City
Westsea
Fulton
Windsor Hotel Sold to New Manager D. H. Havens
The Windsor Hotel, previously managed by W. McFarlane, has changed hands. McFarlane sells his interests to D. H. Havens, an experienced hotel man who ran the Alamo at Lawton before taking charge here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Hotel
W.&. McFarlane
McFarlane
D. H. Havens
Havens
Alamo
Lawton
The Bankers Child at the Opera House Impresses Few
Harry K. Shannon presented The Bankers Child at the opera house last night. Despite a small audience, the show was well received by those in attendance and praised for its unusual presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Shannon
Fort Cobb community notes from a local period
The item records various local updates including illnesses such as Mr Bryan and Mr Throckmorton’s baby, home construction by Mr Coppage for Mr Davis, visits by Miss Vivian Norman to Miss Ruth Bryan, and concerns about frost. It notes Peach blooms, two brothers Lester and John Wharton spending time in the Big pasture, Mina Widaman visiting Star and Poster schools, and a pie supper at Star school raising 22 dollars to fund maps and a library for the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
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Mrs. Kearby
Pis
Rom
the Fair Store
Levi Tingley
F. R. Tingley
Ulsa
Sammy
Binger
Fred Heisler
Ida Plowman
Marvel
Guy Orendorf
Ted Grene
Hinton
A. J. Blankenship
Fred Towle
Miss Lentz
Carl Lentz
David Gieh iv
Fort Cobb
Cobbr
Mr. Bryan
Peacher
Mise
Vivian Norman
Ruth Bryan
Jack Frost
Lester
John Wharton
John
Mina Widaman
Poster and Star
Erwin
Fuller Bros
Japan
California
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