Oklahoma Initiated Elections Set for June 11
Governor Rexell issues proclamations calling the first Oklahoma state initiated elections on June 11. The proceedings target the state capital location bill for Oklahoma City and an amendment to Article 9 to promote railroad building. Guthrie and Oklahoma City figures contend over site and rail expansion while a federal injunction is threatened.
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Guthrie
Okls
Rexell
Okinome City
Oklahoma
State Capitol
Oklahoma City
Irief
Capitol
Russell
New Jerusalem
Shawnee
Attita
Notice to Contractors for Washita River Rip Rap Work
Sealed bids will be received at the Office of City Clerk Anadarko Oklahoma until Monday evening April 4 for furnishing all material and labor for rip rap on the East and West banks of the Washita river at Power Station. Separate bids will be considered. Each bid must include a certified check for 3 percent of bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications may be seen at the Office of City Clerk. Wm. Plum Mayor A McKnight Clerk. T. T. Dixon, rooser, returned with family after Carnegie fire. Max Goldman returned from Ardmore trip. WANTED To buy a 4 or 6 room residence close in for spot cash. Judge and Mrs Harbolt of Grace ont were in the city Tuesday.
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Anadarko
Okta
Washita River
Max Goldman
Ardmore
Judge
Mra. Harbolt of
Graceont
Philomathic Club Elects Officers At Apr. Meeting
The Philomathic Club met with Mrs. Henry DeFort on West Oklahoma Ave Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. A Cleveland was elected president and Mrs. Emma Blackmon Vivre vice president. Recording secretary Miss Bell Nathan, corresponding secretary Mr. Chas R Hume, treasurer Mrs. Dykes Saltinger, auditor Mrs. D H Boyd, and critic Mrs J J Baird were chosen. Delegates and alternates were named for spring and fall district conventions. The meeting included talks on English architecture and Gothic and Colonial art, with guests Mrs C J Scheetz and L E McKnight. Refreshments followed and adjournment set for April 19.
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The
Philomathic Club
Henry DeFort
West Oklahoma Ave
Tueaday
C. A Cleveland
Emma Blackmon
Bell Nathan
Chas
R. Hume
Dykes Saltinger
D. H. Boyd
J J Baird
C. A. Cleveland
Mra
J. F. Brown
L. ¥ Myers
Joe Smith
Duke Hallinger
Henry DeFord
Leta Stelmer
Muskogee
Hhr
L W. Myers
W. H. Castle
C. J. Scheetz
L. E
Local notes on visits and business in Carnegie Chickasha and Oklahoma City
J Hall of Oklahoma City visits his brother J C Hall then returns home. H Cullen visits Chickasha while W 8 Fergu transacts business in Carnegie. H Roberts travels to Carnegie on business. Dan W Peery, a Democratic booster, in the city on business. J Albert Green leaves Fort Worth after a week with E H Luit wieler. Mrs. Baker visits her Coombe sons from Purcell. J E Barrington of Chickasha on business. Jaller Morrison loses all home belongings in Carnegie fire with no insurance. Several brick buildings planned to replace burned Carnegie structures. Walker Morrison visits Carnegie. L Rasche of Watonge visits C Y Thomas at Rock Island depot. H M Brown and 1 8 Hartel of Rock Island Rail Road in city between trains. Johnny Bradford visits his father J G Bradford in Hendrick. H W Dunbar travels to Apache on government business. Frank Summers, cattle inspector, returns from eastern county work. W Osobin of Fort Cobb in city on business. Mr and Mrs Underhill move to Oklahoma City. Lost on train between Lookeba and Anadarko a Lookeba State Bank passbook belonging to T J Stewart Lumber Co with three $10 and one $5 bills. Reward for return to L A Williams Lookeba Okla. Our stock of Hart Schaffner Marx and Fashion Clothes includes all sizes. Tailors fit you today at Youngheim's.
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Lookeba
Anadarko
Lookeba State Bank
T. J Stewart Lumber Co
L. A. Williams
Lookeba, Okla
Ladies Free Night at the Opera House
The Doroth Stock Company offers free Indy admission with each reserved ticket bought at Stephenson Drug Store before 6 PM on Monday night. Also notices a wanted good girl or woman for general house work at 603 W Broadway call 25. Mrs Lane left on Tuesday evening train to Mankato Minnesota where Mr Lane works with J M Smith who has several Anadarko people ready to join for the summer.
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Dorthy Stock Company
Opera House
Stephenson Drug Store
Broadway
Mra
Lane
Mankato
Minn
J.M. Smith
Smith
Anadarko
Pianos for sale and local notices in Anadarko advert
Lost item seeks return or rental offer at low prices from J. M. Youngblood. Sprague & Co. announces new Easter Millinery. Evening opera hour at Kirk features Tales and local visitors plan trips. Post-Toasties and Corn Flakes advertised by Anadarko Grocery Co. with price lines.
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J. M. Youngblood
Sprague & Co
Anadarko Grocery Co
Highland Thimble Club Meeting and Local Notices
The Highland Thimble Club met at Mrs. Tilton’s with some members absent due to dust. A two course luncheon was served and members discussed future projects as Mrs. Wentermeter hosts next meeting. Also notes on Apple orchard listing and local job inquiry. Frederik school board conflict over married women teachers led to the resignation of ward school principal Mrs. Whitley after an altercation with husband G W Whitley and superintendent W T Dodson.
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Highland Thimble Club
Mra. HM
Tilton
Corbin
Wentermeter
Frederik
G. W. Whitley
W. T. Dodson
Whittey
Dodson
Whitley
Ward School
Advertised List of Names Including Gentlemen and Ladies
A list of individuals appears with numerous names such as Bundy Mr. Gee Boardman Billie Bush George Briger Chambers TL J Charters L J Davies George Hariex Tony Jennes W A Jenness W A Lancaster Ray Linder Fred Meadows B O Mitchell J B Nieh Willis Robinson Rex Stone Lenard Turner George Trivenz Leandro Worthey J M Ladies Foster Ida Frazier Mee H J Newberry Mrs Ida Quick Mrs John Robles Georgie Stevens Miss Lottie White Miss Nellie.
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Bundy
Mr. Gee
Boardman
Billie. Bush
George Briger
Chambers
TL. J
Charters
L. J. Davies
George. Hariex
Tony, Jennes
W. A. Jenness
W. A. Lancaster
Ray
Linder
Fred. Meadows
B. 0. Mitchell
J. B. Nieh
Willis
Robinson
Rex
Local Marriage Licenses Report These Oklahoma pairs wed
Marriage licenses issued to Chas Wilson 29 and Laura Mallett 17 of Hinton J E Ray 24 and Mattie Belle Hayne 20 of Cyril Edwin H Underhill 28 of Carlite Penn and Ileta Bradford 18 of Anadarko on Monday.
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Chas, Wilson
Laura Mallett
Hinton
J. E. Ray
Mattie Belle Hayne
Cyril
Edwin H. Underhill
Carlite Penn
Ileta Bradford
Anadarko
Attorney Morgan Lectures Masanu at Gracemont Meeting
Attorney H. W. Morgan visited Gracemont on Wednesday morning to deliver a lecture to the Masanu during a special gathering.
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H. W. Morgan
Gracemont
Notice of U S Young at Veterinary College Kansas City
Look out for U S Young Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist of the Veterinary College Kansas City who will be located at the Blue Barn April. Lost a pair of ice tongs. Finder return to wagon or Ice Plant.
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U. S. Young
The
Veterinary College
Kansas City
Blue Barn
For Sale: Household Goods and Live Poultry Deal
Private sale of house hold furniture and a few live items including One Golden Wyandotte cock, three pallets, two full strain rose comb Rhode Island croackers and pullets, six full strain puff Orpington hens, and red Plymouth Rock eggs for setting. Possession around April 9 with special arrangement. Call PM at 507W Oklahoma Ave or 603 W Broadway, phone 255.
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Oklahoma Ave
L.R. Smith
Plymouth Rock
Broadway
Attorneys and officials move on Oklahoma City area business
Attorney W Et Wheeler transacted legal business in Oklahoma City while Sheriff Baker and RH Cullen visited Gracemont on county business. Claude McGoody, ill for days, shows improvement. A local ad urges readers to visit Youngheim's for Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits and fashion clothes as a Paris visit metaphor.
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W Et Wheeler
Oklahoma City
Five Room Residence for Sale Near East Broadway
Bargain five room residence offered by Mrs Annie Burger. Call for particulars at S11 East Broadway 85 d12t.
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Annie Burger
East Broadway
Highlands water extension bid notice advances
Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk up to 5 o clock P M April 18 1910 for furnishing all material and performing all work on the Highlands water extension. Each bid must include a certified check for three percent of the bid amount to guarantee contract execution. City Hall will receive bids for installation while the city supplies all material. Usual rights reserved. They mention wool tariffs raising clothing costs but claim Hart Schaffner Marx and Fashion Clothes remain all wool with economical prices.
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So'clonk P. M
Highlands Water
Payal
City Hall
City
Youngheim
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Dwkytf
Local notices list sales and business ads in county seat
J C Collins of Stecker and W Z Livi Ogle appear on county business. FOR SALE good second hand harness and buggy via Mra G W Baker. Maxon loan man on Broadway. J J Russell paints roofs or gravel them fire proof. Hart Schaffner Marx wearers may learn from Youngheims.
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J. C. Collins
Stecker
G.W. Baker
West
Okla. Ave
J. J. Russell
Great Monarch
Westphal
Mitchell
Daredevil Swimmer Jnutter Performs Tethered Feat
The article recounts Jules Jnutter swimming four and a quarter miles from Putney to Mortlake with hands and feet manacled and a rope around his body in an hour and a half. It notes prior long swims while shackled and features a bold trapeze artist who swam with an iron band and chained wrists from Westminster Bridge.
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Jules Jnutter
Putney
Mortlake
London
England
Menute Tnee
Gautier
Putney Pier
Tower Bridge
Rod Han
London Bridge
High Water
Mante Hall
Westminster Bridge
The Unheroic Age at a Woman's Club
Frank Keenan spoke at a woman's club about actors and the public gaze. He noted the era does not call for overt sensationalism though talent may emerge when opportunity arrives. He recalled a Spanish American War moment watching a Wall Street man react under fire, revealing inner toughness beneath outward demeanor.
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Frank Keenan
Wall Street
Finga
Munte
Wall Streat
Leftovers Dish: Savory Meat Pie with Cream Sauce
From scraps of turkey chicken beef or mutton with potatoes and fat, a layered bake is prepared in a granite pan. A butter flour milk sauce flavored with onion, parsley, salt and pepper is poured over, then baked covered, uncovered to brown, and served with baked stuffed tomatoes.
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Rock Island
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Hendrick
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H. W. Dunbar
Apache
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W. Osobin
Fort Cobb
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