Kansas City Commercials Visit Anadarko With Musical Welcome
The Kansas City Commercials group arrived late by train and received a warm Southern welcome in Anadarko. A full evening featured Riverside Band music, a city welcome, and remarks from O V Dodge and Duke Ballinger plus a message on regional trade development.
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Kanswe City
Anadarko
Riverside
Lawton
Kangan City
Opera House
Kansas City
Zimmer
Holy City
Offenbach
H. McQuaid
Messie
Curtis
Holmes
Ballz
Smith
Commercial Club
Kansas
Kaness City
Duke Ballinger
Oklahoma
George Forsee
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Kansas, City
Forsee
Murphy
Rey
Tess
Kansas City Commerce Delights Fans With Singing Pleasures
Report describes audience enjoyment of singing and the Kansas City Commercials expressing satisfaction at pleasing attendees and sharing the moment of musical entertainment.
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Hearere
Kansas City
Local Farm Notes and Weekend Tales From Strong School District
J R Talbot built a stock barn on his farm and weather concerns loom over Uorn. Young folks enjoyed a woolf hunt Saturday night. Sam Coon erected a new house on his school quarter and painted his barn. Charles Wiley and daughter Alice visited Ness lement Saturday and Sunday. Robert Seare and Ed Strong were seen bogey riding Sunday with only themselves for company.
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J. R. Talbot
Uorn
Sam Coon
Robert Seare
Ed Strong
Randlett town site sale nets $35,000 for tribes
Lawton Okla May 15 At the third government sale of lots in the Randlett Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservation 400 lots have sold and the tribes gain 35000 The site is expected to bring about 150000 and the entire sale may last ten days Two thousand workers will man the construction artifacts and a railroad line plans emerge with promoters led by S A Gardner H A Jerome J C Adame and J H Bickley Also five newspapers expected to launch in the new town with a daily paper starting soon.
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Lawton
Okla
Randlett
Kiowa, Commanche and
S. A. Gardner
Bank of Randlett
H. A. Jerome
Marmera’ and Merchants’ Bank of Randlett
J. C. Adame
Davie Lumber Company
J. H. Bickley
Notice of Survey to establish section corners in County
Fred Kirl Chas H Barrett and eight others hold land in sections 4 9 two 10 R12 and filed an application to establish subdivision cornered boundaries. The survey will proceed June 11 1907 at 12 o'clock PM to permanently establish corners and boundaries by the County Surveyor N W Coox County Surveyor
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Widmaier
T. Dubler
D. M. Salmon
Fred Kirl
Chas. H. Barrett
Tno
N.W. Coox County
Marriage License Details for Anadarko Pair
J. M. Everett of Anadarko and Miss Nellie Fransia of Anadarko appear on a marriage license record. The collection lists M. D. Phillips age 21, Grace Mont, and Mabel C. Houston age 15 at Gracemont.
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J. M. Everett
Anadarko
Nellie Fransia
M. D. Phillips
Gracemont
Mabel C. Houston
Oklahoma Statehood Fight Warns Republicans and Railroads
A Taft linked message suggests national leaders oppose statehood and push for a Democratic win in 1900. Judge Panovus issues permanent injunctions against a state constitution election as railroads back suits to block self rule. The note accuses graft and conspiracy to keep Oklahoma under control and urges citizens to act boldly.
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Natonal
Panvous
Banes
Republican Party
Pancoast
Oklahoma
Taft
State Sunday School Convention in Shawnee 1907
The Fourteenth Annual gathering of all Sunday schools in Oklahoma will meet in Shawnee from August 20 to 22, 1907. It is a joint meeting with Indiana Territory schools, expecting about 3000 delegates. Marion Lawrence, International General Secretary, will be principal speaker. Delegates may join by sending a stamp to a county secretary or William Rogers in Medford. No fee, but affordable rooms and board planned.
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Oklahoma
Shawnee
Indiana Territory
Marion Lawrence
William Rogers
Medford
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notables Visit the City
Ernest Taylor traveled to Chickas ha this morning. Dr Hume returned from Shawnee. Mitchell also returned from Shawnee. W J Burke went to Granite on business. W T Bonnell of Kansas City was in the city yesterday on business.
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Ernest Taylor
Chicksawha
Dr. Hume
Shawnee
W.J. Burke
Granite
W. T. Bonnell
Kansas City
Washington Weather Forecast for Friday May 16
May 16 forecast for Washington and Indian Territory shows fair conditions. Oklahoma and Indian Territory expected sunny spells with light winds and dry skies.
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Washington
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
New Town Forms Like Magic Today in Lawton OK
At the Randlett town site in the Big Pasture buyers crowded the sale day May 15. Two hundred lots sold with a 50-foot grave plat bought for 535 dollars and business lots selling around 100 dollars. Some parcels reached 225 dollars as 2000 people gathered near Auctioneer Quinn's stand. population of the new town about 5000. Purchasers granted to move houses and rents tomorrow. Main Street to be formed before sunrise.
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Lawton
Okla
Randlett
Quinn
Comminiun
Main Street
Rueff Pleads Guilty to Extortion in San Francisco
Abra ham Rueff known as Abe Rueff once a municipal adviser and de facto ruler in San Francisco confessed guilty to extortion in Judge Dunne's court. He announced a change from not guilty to guilty after a private conference and a dramatic address appealing for leniency. A sentence will be handed down in two weeks as he sought to save loved ones.
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San Francisco
Abraham Rueff
Abe Rueff
Schmitz
Judge Dunne
A Department of the Superior Court
Bial
Pierce Held for Perjury in Texas Indictment
H. Clay Pierce chairman of the Waters-Pierce Oil company was remanded to Sheriff in Texas to answer a perjury indictment arising from a May 1900 affidavit alleging the company was not part of any pool or trust. Judge Adams kept the $10,000 bond and delayed final action to 2 PM for possible appeals.
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St. Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Mathews
Texas
Adame
United States Circuit Court
Adama
Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Adams
United States Court of Appeal
State Supreme Court
Barclay
State of Texas
Bude Adams
Sunday School to Host Children Day in June
The article notes a well attended Sunday School last Sunday and announces Children’s Day will be held on the third Sunday in June. It reports hail damage to crops and fruit, farmers replanting cotton, and general local busyness amid rain and washed roads affecting travel.
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Hamnon
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State Sunday School
P. H. Powee
Chicago
J. D. Warewood
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E. G. Hanton
A. H. Adcock
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