27 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
1
Miller Bros announces open access to lumber and building materials at the corner of 7th and B Avenues in the former Logan and Friend location. They promote low costs with fast delivery in parts of the city, claiming no high-salary executives and a simple payroll.
The South Omaha community publishes character letters for John Carroll praising his integrity and denouncing prior licenses as a tavern keeper. Meanwhile Stand North Anadarko hosts a meeting at JL Byrne Co to discuss forming a citizen National Bank on C Street and assigns a committee to contact witnesses about stock contributions, with plans to report Monday night. A firewreck near Merton Bris Loch House destroys the structure, while the Ladies Aid Society plans a dinner at the reading room on March 28. KE Renney of Ft Cobb visits as a real estate agent, and F D Davis of Smithville arrives seeking a new merchant location, noting Anadarko's welcoming prospects.
A public letter condemns personal slander in political discourse and defends fair reporting. It argues newspapers should report news, avoid vituperation, and refrain from lowering public trust by backbiting. It urges readers to judge officials by deeds and merits, not innuendo or character assassination.
Announcement from the K. P. Institution states there will be no Democratic speaking event in the Fourth Ward tonight. Residents are advised to note the cancellation and plan other activities.
The Right Rev T K Brooke will conduct Good Friday services at 8 O clock in the Presbyterian church north of the school block. Easter Sunday service at 4 45 PM includes evening prayer and sermon. Next Monday evening features a sermon by the Bishop of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Train schedule fragment listing east bound service No 135 and Lawton route details. Sparse readable items show departure patterns and station mentions, indicating a brief timetable snapshot rather than a full itinerary.
A fragmented notice indicates a meeting invitation for a secret society with unclear details. The text references a Wednesday night gathering at a venue and names individuals or groups, but specifics are unreadable.
An OCR filled page lists various ads and notices including sale offers for lumber and land, rental notices for a two room apartment, and business inquiries. Local business names such as Gish, Brooke & Co and McAmmich appear with inquiries. It also covers wagon ads, undertaker services, furniture, and ice cream vendor notes. Public notices mention a town election day dinner, a plan to elect Carroll for mayor, and several local transactions.
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