26 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
1
Local notes list residents and visitors in Anadarko including H Kamm Sam Ray A J Morris and others. Also mentions traveling merchants lawyers and a touring company presenting Along the Kennebec with scenery drills and a steam engine at White City Park.
Guthrie Oklahoma March 26 Wil H Murray president of the constitutional convention says if Oklahoma courts issue injunctions blocking county division, the convention will seek writs from the U S Supreme Court or federal appeals court. He notes plans for an April 1 meeting to draft a public address and outlines current leadership of the supreme election board, committee chairmen, and writing of the constitution with Joseph Johnston to hand write a 40 000 word document over about 15 days. He lists delegates and their counties.
Forecast for Washington on March 26 calls for fair weather in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Tuesday likely calm with committees forming plans and workers continuing assignments in Guthrie until April 16. Murray Williams and Johnston depart for Tulsa to attend a Democratic meeting while others return home.
Neighbors gathered at Mrs Labbatt’s north boundary home to celebrate her forty fourth birthday with games conversation and refreshments. The event ended late with wishes for many more birthdays. Along the Kennebec plays Thursday March 2b attracting locals and non theatregoers alike. A strong band and orchestra enhance the show’s appeal and attract repeat attendance.
A brief from Moh in Hollis Oklahoma reports inability to attend the Anadarko primary on Tuesday due to an urgent message and plans to return home then reach Anadarko before the primary.
Professor A M Pipes of Wichita explains comets to the Wichita Eagle readers in simple terms. He describes orbits and planets, notes comets are erratic yet harmless to neighbors, and outlines a basic diagram of the solar system with concentric circles around the sun.
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