Notable Local Notes from Anadarko Area
Grand Jury active. Foley's store praised as transit stops. Tonkawa native C Schlitz in town. W iL Lacy back from Oklahoma City. Clark's Café advertised. Ft. Cobb trustees visit. Rent notice for a four room house. A B Coffin city assessor mentions Apache. Ed N Kaiser and A Page engaged in township business in Anadarko. Mr. and Mrs. Roylance visit, High P County Clerk Boyle discussed. Magill sisters in town. G L Wood wins pool hall billiards championship with 23. Anadarko Riverside game 15 12. Patterson pitches well. Miss Helen Wella leaves for Afton, Oklahoma.
Anadarko Team Drops Two Practice Games at Hobart
Anadarko ball team visited Hobart for two practice games and lost both. Friday’s score was 3 to 1 and Saturday’s 4 to 0. For Hobart Bidwell and Parker were the battery on Friday while Foster and Ellison paired up on Saturday. A series closing the week is planned at Hobart.
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Anadarko
Hobart
Acora
Bidwell
Parker
Foster
Ellison
Anaderxo
Thercena
Marriage License Outlines Anadarko Couples
Hughes Moffitt and Bessie Fransis listed in Anadarko records along with Jamee H Russell and Mabel Claire Tucker, all seeking marriage licenses. The notice names four individuals tied to Anadarko.
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Jamee H Russell
Anadarko
Mabel Claire Tucker
Rock Island Freight Crew Arraigned on Obstruction Charge
The Rock Island switching crew faced Judge Franz after being charged with obstructing East Broadway and Main streets on April 20. Witnesses Meiers Starkweather Plum and Sabbatt testified the obstruction lasted over five minutes while the coal car for the Ice Plant was moved. The defense argued two trains occupied the tracks, leading to the case’s dismissal.
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Rock Island
East Broadway
Main Streets
Franz
Meiers
Starkweather
Plum
Sabbatt
Houle
Ewrich
Hie
McFadyen
Boys
Rock Island Company
Messrs
Tragic death and a double wedding featured Anadarko life
A sudden death occurred yesterday at noon when Mrs. Max Levy collapsed in a hotel room. Her husband, a Oklahoma City businessman, mourns as the body is sent for burial. Separately, Mabel Tucker and James Russell wed informally at 9 30 AM, with a brief reception and a plan to travel to Colorado and Washington before settling in Seattle or Arizona for the winter.
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Bryan
Fiest
Strauss
Max Levy
Levy
W. 8. Tucker
West Main Street
Mise Mabel Tucker
James Oe Russell
West, Texas
E. B. Tess
Russell
Alamosa
Colo
Washington
Seattle
Arizona
Anadarko
Mire
Commercial Excursion Arrives for Southwest Tour
A Chicago Commercial Association delegation is arriving in Anadarko for a Southwest tour. A morning chamber meeting arranged to entertain them with Riverside Indian Band and a smoker at Magies Hall. Committees organize events as a large citywide welcome unfolds. Everyone is urged to attend the Eagle Hall gathering.
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Chicago Commercial Association
Anadarko
Southwest
Chamber of Commerce
Riverside
Magies
Eagles Hall
A Mad Dog Bites Family Near City
The marriage daughter of W. W. Wooley, 13 miles northwest, was bitten four weeks ago and her daughter two weeks ago by the same dog. The mother now shows hydrohobia with convulsions at the sight of water, while the child has no symptoms yet. The dog was killed after the first bite. Hydro phobia is nearly hopeless for the mother. the child may yet be saved.
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W. W. Wooley
Otto Welle Addition Auction Promises Big Deals
Your dollars your dollars at the Otto Welle Addition auction sale next Wednesday and Thursday. Consumers are urged to attend for expected strong values and notable lots on offer.
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Otto Welle
Ladies Social Union Hosts Free Presbyterian Church Event
The Ladies Social Union of the Presbyterian Church invites all to a free entertainment in the church lecture room Tuesday at 8 PM. Refreshments and a short program are planned to promote sociability in the congregation.
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Ladies Social Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Butt Gish Bros Cash Sale At Greatly Reduced Prices
Butt Gish Bros announces a thirty day cash sale with significantly lowered prices as the store plans to rearrange and clear stock. Customers urged to visit and take advantage of the deep discounts.
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Butt Gish Bros
For Sale or Trade Cream Separator Item
For sale or trade a first class cream separator is offered. Will trade for a good horse. Call at Anadarko Bottle Works 926.
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Anadarko Bottl‘ne Works
Destructive hail storm hits Hobart and surroundings
A destructive hail storm swept Hobart May 5 with heavy wind and rain, covering ground with ice for fifteen minutes. Fruit crops and smaller trees suffered severe damage, while cattle losses are unclear and telephone lines were knocked out, signaling widespread damages likely in thousands of dollars.
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Hobart
Oxla
Losl
Town Lot Sales Begin in Pasture Towns with Miller Ledger
Col. W. L. Miller, chairman of the commission, arrived from Lawton to announce the sale of all lots in the new towns. Banks and businesses are ready, with letters from multiple states. a large restaurant and weather-protected lodging assess the town’s early bustle. The War Department provides cavalry protection as futures fill with elevators, stores, and grain yards expected within a year.
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Col. W. L. Miller
Lawton
Meane
Colonel Miller
Flows
Ilinois
Kansas
Missouri
Tedas
War Department
Cavalry
Fort Sill
Okishoma
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Art Chemical Portrait Co
Galloway & Turner’s
J. W. Hammond & Co
Grand Jury
Foley's
C. Schlitz
Tonkawa Township
W. iI. Lacy
Oklahoma City
Clark’s Cafe
C St
R. E. Bently
Ft. Cobb Township
Ed N. Kaiser
Ett
A. B. Coffin
Apache
Art
A. Page
Iteche
Chickashi
Lance
Ft. Cobb
Roylance
Ler
Boyle
Earth
Magill
Riversde
Ening
G. L. Wood
Paul Kaiser
L. G. Wallace
F. H. Burnham
Burnhame
Mrs. Wallace
Mr. Burnham
Park Diamond
Jamee Patterson
Helen Wella
Afton
I. T
Helen
Democrat
E. Strouse
Bryan Hotel
Russ
Tucker
Mies Tucker
L. T. Russell
Chicago Association
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