16 May 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
1
The Hyde murder case in Kansas City ends with a guilty verdict and a life imprisonment sentence. The case has drawn wide attention across many states.
The excerpt examines sections on railroad regulation, suggesting repeal would strip the Commission of enforcement power. It warns foreign railroads could merge and evade oversight, urging citizens to consult the Attorney General or the Corporation Commission before legislative steps.
The Boys Development Club organized by church youths sets up a meeting room in the basement and drafts a constitution and by laws. Members plan to decorate with donations, start a ball team, and pursue moral mental and physical development with regular meetings and a structured leadership, ages 12 to 16.
Reading of section readings noted with a trustee from Camont returning assessor's books in Anadarko on Monday. Rev J B Brooks of Oklahoma City visited Anadarko Monday returning from Ft Cobb after conducting services Sunday.
J M Youngblood of 108 Main is named General Salesman and Collector for the Singer Sewing Machine Co. All bills due the company should be paid to him at once. He holds the only genuine Repair Parts, needles and oils for sewing machines.
An advertisement by H. C. Frans announces savings on all painting and paper hanging materials. Prices on every item are listed, inviting customers to compare and buy at Anadarko Paint, Glaxo, and Paper House.
Hy Manning, who has suffered illness and trouble, is now able to clean hats by residence and expects in a few days to be fully relieved from duties. He will devote his full time to cleaning and pressing hats and will appreciate any work offered.
A proposed Clinton Oklahoma & Western railroad would extend from Clinton through Corn Colony and Eakley toward Anadarco or Chickasha then south to Texas. A $30,000 bonus has been raised and right of way secured for miles. Farmers along the route back the project, with a townsite planned northeast of Alfalfa. Voters face a June 11 special election on Bee. 49 to Art. 9, and critics warn against railroad promises. The article reflects local interest and warns voters to safeguard rights against railroad domination.
Hon. F B Herring of Elk City will speak at the Court House Monday evening at 8 o'clock. He will be joined by Judges Gilberton of Elk City and Tome of Sayre to address voters on campaign issues and urge attendance. Ladies invited. Swifts Winchester Sugar Cured Home Ib at Skagg's Grocery. 7-46
Citizens complain about the shabby campus grounds as prisoners cut weeds on the courthouse square, a program once praised for improving appearance.
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