07 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
1
A battered, chaotic uted column attacks Oklahoma Republicans for slander and corruption, charging corporate interests and moneyed powers with steering state politics. It accuses party leaders of disloyalty to voters and promises of tax cuts while concealing true agendas.
The Fort Cobb Record argues farmers are drawn to large mail order houses by extensive catalogs and low prices, not charity. It urges home merchants to advertise openly and stock well, explaining that farmers will trade where they can get the best value, not merely due to local presence.
The speaker contrasts two parties over public improvements and costs, accusing a broken pledge and higher prices for lumber and materials. He warns voters to choose a banner and to beware corporate influence, urging vigilance against a forked tongue.
Wesley Sillaman came to Avadarko with J. M. Smith from New York and worked at the dam until completion. After a severe illness he was cared for and his lodge paid bills totaling 81 dollars. The Oda Fellow lodge and local residents showed deep appreciation for the support given during his distress.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society gathered Friday March 4 at Mrs. Harry Veidt's home for its regular annual meeting. Mrs. F. Holding, elected resident officer, assumed duties in Mrs. Kimbrough’s absence. Officers were installed and plans set to shift meetings toward work topics and regular tithing with leaders Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. B. C. Craig.
The sheriff’s force raided a residence on Saturday under a search warrant for F. J. Swearinger and seized 460 pints of Greenwood whiskey. The raid followed long suspicion and reportedly faced no trouble in accessing the booze. The Morey Co guarantess performances or money refunds. A "The Morey Stock Co" is advertised to perform tonight.
The statement denies any trap door or hidden concealment in the house. It claims no name-calling before Shorty Childs. The speaker offered $10 for investigators to prove a trap and says officers overreacted after finding nothing.
The Caddo County District Court opened Monday with Judge Frank M. Bailey presiding. He faces 134 cases to dispose of by April 13, including several hard fought matters. Nearby notes include multiple local visits and business posts, plus two sale advertisements and job notices from Sprague & Co. and recruiting for millinery department apprentices.
M Hull of Pauls Valley took his brother Jesse Hull to his home after a failed suicide attempt that left Jesse paralyzed from the waist down and with limited use of his hands. Jesse, about 20, appeared cheerful and joked with friends as he was carried on a cot. his wife may join him later.
The Bridgeport Grit critiques certain businessmen who rely on showy window daubings and newspaper columns instead of earning trust through consistent, local reporting. It argues this advertising harms growth, lowers civic effort, and wastes space that could support better homegrown news and enterprise.
Anadarko High School defeated Temple 31 to 115 in a Friday night game at the old opera house to avenge a two week earlier loss. Brown led Anadarko with 29 points as temple’s rough play sparked a planned wrestling melee before the second half. Anadarko aims for the state championship with a win at Lawton tonight.
The Morey Stock Co opens a week at the Opera Home starring Miss Beulah Monroe and Mr Lawrence Deming in The Other Woman a melodrama by Walter Sanford. The cast includes Ten Robert Billy Bereta Frank Sawyer Harry Clark Sean Hahn and others with new specialties between acts. Popular prices are 15 25 and 85 cents for the engagement.
Toney Adelman known as the wood man will supply summer wood from the dam wood pile. Orders can be left at the Democrat or Real Estate Co with phone contacts. Julia Penn has returned from Kansas and is back at the Peoples Store. Mary Hudson from Carnegie has been in Oklahoma City and was in town on Monday.
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