Local Notes Record Short Visits and Moves in Town
Jamon Menninger traveled to Hine bm today while Mise Grave Beauchamp visited Verden Dr. Gen. Colby from Gravement arrived in town. Numerous residents including L. R Cole of Carnegie and Mr Calmes of Arapahese appeared on business or for visits. Sam Ray visited from Oklahoma City. Mae Mofie and F. W. Hamilton went to nearby cities. several locals, including Mrs. J. Oldham and Lucile Aldrick, traveled for visits. Local notices mention Foley's, limeade ads, and a political campaign tour by H. B. Lockett.
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Jamon Menninger
Hine
Mise Grave Beauchamp
Verden
Lincoln Community News and Church Notices
Local notes report rainfall improving farmer spirits and ongoing crop concerns. The Beaver Opera House hosts a Sunday program led by C. W. Brack, with Joy and Contented Life themes. A church service at Prairie View references the Thompson families and a box of cigars prize for billiards or pool next Saturday.
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Ofirisputian
Opera House
C. W. Brackan
Thompson Brothers
Prairie View
Beginnings of City Baseball Park Construction
Tomorrow workers will haul lumber to the east city reserve to build the park fence and grandstand. The Baseball Association has government permission to erect the field and schedule games as they wish, with Herman Goebel contracted to oversee rapid, first class construction. The new grounds promise productive practices and a strong team ready for future competitions.
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Rene
Baseball Association of
Herman Goebel
Goebel
Thie City
Otto Wells addition sale at Anadarko promises ideal homes
The village becomes a town and Anadarko attracts growth with the Otto Wells addition south and west of the city. Wide streets and level lots by Walker and Charles appeal to builders and investors seeking a desirable site for homes and a Fraternal Insurance Co of Anadarko venture. The lots go on sale May 8 and 9 at bidders’ prices.
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Anadarko
Oklahoma
Otto Wells
Walker
Charles
Carnegie
Ins. Co
Anadarkohome
Alden Arrows Freeze Grain and Rain Aid Cotton
Monday night the ground froze slightly while roads and fields faced rain that could hurt some cotton. A. P. Johnson spends days at his old Ark home. W. S. Cole and M. J. Swigart visited the county seat Saturday. H. E. Boyer is building a new house on his farm near Alden. E. L. Blevins made a business trip to Shawnee with the Union. Woodman Hall prepares for public speaking by all candidates. Rev. Kerns of Mt View bought fine registered hogs from Mr. Loop this week.
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H. E. Boyer
Alden
Rev. Kerns
Mt. View
Loop
Candidates appear as Alden prepares for banner primary
Local coverage notes several candidates visiting Alden for the upcoming banner two primary election. Happenings include a barn fire near H. C. Horton with no stock losses, and J. C. Buchanan demonstrating a cotton chopper seen as a practical farm implement for Oklahoma. Geo. D. Norton and partner Smith visit Alden while Norton fattens cattle south of town for market. Alden Telephone Co. holds a meeting reorganizing management and planning line upgrades with a toll increase to Carnegie and new connections to Apache, Ft. Cobb and Carnegie.
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Alden Telephone Co
Carnegie
Apache
Ft. Cobb
Broxton Sees lingering winter slow to yield to spring
Community notes recount family visits among Schoonovers and Lawns, Edie Warner and Jessie Fielden visiting, and several residents joining the Anti-Horse Thief society at Hele school. Miss Hockenbull stayed with Berlin family while Grace mont visitors spoke with Walker kin. Rain Monday delays corn planting. a few farmers had planted earlier.
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Hele School House
Awful Accident on Rock Island Injures Fireman Weber
A fireman named Weber on the Rock Island railway between Enid and Chattanoga was seriously injured when struck by a switch attack while aboard a baggage car. He suffered a crushed skull and was taken to a hospital. his status was described as critical with no immediate family, his headquarters at Enid. The accident cast a pall over the community and his parents expressed sympathy.
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Dotin Weber
Enid
Chatanonga
Walters
Weber
Dripplings From Delaware Springs
Hugh Hickey works for J O Green. A stray pig found at the Hickey farm. J T Johnson planting cotton for S W Edwards. Lesera Buie and Peacock. It to Cement Friday. Jiss Ada and Gem Edwards go to Laverty Saturday. O M Allery and wife and J Stuilor family at Eletcher home Sunday. Oscar Allery sold two year mule for 250 and bought another. Wash Edwards reports heavy rain Monday and nearly drowned his pigeon. Mr Green bought a new horse to replace one that died. Letter from J Cothlin of El Reno selling out and moving to Arkansas. A dance at Wolgram home drew many young folks. Township election interest rising. Several announced intent to run for township trustees. Pfaff Exhibition Coop praised as best exhib coop, cracker jack. Co op shown in all leading shows. made of spinal wire. joints welded. no feather damage. Portable and storeable. improves continually. By show season, coop will be finest on the market. New State Poultry man.
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Pfaff
Oklahoma
Union
Fite
Peacher school ends with ice cream supper in Fort Cobb
Fort Cobb residents note a week end closing of the Peacher school with an ice cream supper. Mr and Mrs Throckmorton welcome a newborn girl. Heavy rains Sunday night into Monday bring relief and some damage as green bugs depart. Farmers plan plowing and corn and cotton planting while Cheater Blankenship returns from Norman for a few weeks. Clark's Cafe on C Street reports eye injury from an explosion incident.
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Cheater Blankenship
The
State University
St Norman
Clark
Platform of M. L. Turner and Oklahoma senate bid
The program lists reforms from eight hour workday to direct primary elections, anti-trust and anti-rebates laws, fair Indian land use, and tariffs. It advocates income tax, limiting corporate capital, and federal oversight of railroads. It urges democracy through popular U S senate elections and state support for schools and infrastructure.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma
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Gravement
Rae
L. R Cole
Mr. Biwe
Rainy Mt
Calmes
Arapahese
B. F. Cooper
Fr. Cobb
City
Sam Ray
Oklaoma City
Mae Mofie
Chickashabday
F. W. Hamilton
Oklahoma City
T. T. Woodward
Panton
Lucile Aldrick
Cobb
G.T. Swan
Foley's
Billingsleye
A.M. Kelly
W. J. Kelley
Mrs.Fitzpatrick
Mrs
Gilbert Yeeter
Mr. Morrin
Hobart
Claude Smith
Austin
Tex- 2
Jack Gore
H. T. Shepherd
Adama
Warrensburg
Mra
Oley
H. B. Lockett
Comanche
Chad McKnight
Caldwell
Kae
Frank Peoples
Junty
Democratio
Carnegie Day
Misa Ida Burton
Mra. C
Lincoln
Virgil Haskell
Mrs. Conley
Nick Bitsche
Minnie
Anadark Tash
Cmeig SS
Meee Secrass
Gis Bros
Beachier
Mionie Thompson
Della Thompson
Paul Kaiser
Ball Park
Kerry
le Corry
Alden Arrow
A.p.jehnson Theatty
Ark
W.8. Cole
M. J. Swigart
E. L. Blevins
Iade
Aera’ Union
Shawnee
Woodman Hall
H. C. Horton
M. C. Swartz
Mexico
J.C. Buchanan
Geo. D. Norton
Chickasha
Smith
Mr. Norton
Broxton
Mr. Schoonover
Mr. Lane
Messia
Younkers
Stewart
Mr. Hale
Mr. Love
Okarche
Lindley
Edith
Jessie Warner
Fielden
Ethel Hockenbull
Mrs. Berlin
Mrs. Wright
Gracemont
Mrs. Walker
Rock Island
Lawton
Delaware Springs
Hugh Hickey
J. O. Green
Hickey Farm
J. T. Johnson
S. W. Edwards
Lesera
Buie and
Peacock
Jiss Ada
Gem Edwards _ wade
Laverty
O. M. Allery
J. Stuilor
Eletcher Home
Oscar Allery
Wash Edwards
Mr. Green
J. ©. Cothlin
el Reno
Arkansas
Wolgram
Ferguson Place
Tse
New State Poultry
Man
Fort Cobb
Mr. Bolton
Ralph Bryen
Peacher
Mrs. Throckmorton
Oney
M. L. Turner
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