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Anadarko Daily Democrat in Anadarko, Oklahoma

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Anadarko Daily Democrat

Location

Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

Page

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Oklahoma Leads in 1909 10 Railway Construction Record

Oklahoma ranks sixth in 1909 railway mileage built among 42 states and territories, with 193.2 miles. Texas remains a leader in the nation, while Oklahoma edges Texas when including territories, as reported by the Railway Record from Chicago based on Slason Thompson’s statistics.

Oklahoma Unon Texas Ates United Su Sia Won Thompson Rally United State Railway Record Chicago Slason Thompson Interstate Commerce Commission Yin Minnesota Oklahom Oklahoms Calfiocala Washington Nevada Alaska Arisons New Mexico District of Columbia Arizona Sinter Iowa Netirishe Ohin Dish Wevelet Miarouri Kdinda Timne Lanne Maret Apel Chingy Missouri Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Mary Andee Minsipp Carolina Tennessee Virginia

Oklahoma sues over liquor bill amid state run sales

The state of Oklahoma filing a suit in Guthrie seeks $716.61 from J. B. Quigley of Kansas City for liquor the state confiscated and sold through its dispensary. The case names Missouri Commission and Union Commission companies as involved parties.

Guthrie Okla State of Oklahoma J. B. Quigley Kansas City Missouri Commission Company Union Comemission Company Quigley Kanana

Graduating Exercises Impress Large Opera House Audience

Anadacko High School graduation showcased a full program with Rev J B Stainley invoking, Henry James Brown delivering Progress During One Lifetime, and Kunkel, Cleveland, Courtright, Parker, Nichols presenting class histories, orations, prophecies, and poetry. Eighth Grade vocal solo and orchestra received praise as benevolent Rev Stanley closed the event.

Opera House J. B. Stainley Henry James Brown Harry Jr Gideon Spearle Kunkel Grover Glenn Cleveland Raymond Orland Courtright Everett Cecil Parker Clarence van Buren Nichols Stanley Anadacko

Summer School Openings for Miss Hastings in June 1910

Miss Alice Hastings will teach a summer school in the West school building during June 1910 starting June 6. Tuition is listed as 1.5 units and the schedule notes a start time unknown.

Alice Hastings

Parents invited to vote on summer kindergarten plan

Readers asked to call the Democrat office before noon tomorrow with views on a summer kindergarten run by an experienced teacher. Submit whether you support the idea and how many pupils you would send at a nominal rate.

the Democrat

Sanders Criticized Over Coal Cleanup and School Board Policy

A discussion unfolds about Sanders and coal clearance costs borne by taxpayers, the school board’s continued employment at higher pay, and the broader critique of administrators. Supporters caution against defending a perceived flawed system while acknowledging public concern over the old school board and its management. A petition seeks to bar reemployment and challenges the existing contract with Sanders.

Sanders Democrat Aslo Tribune The Owe

Grounds Should Be Beautified In Town Square

A call to improve the courthouse square ahead of the Chautauqua crowds urging prompt, notable beautification efforts to leave visitors impressed and favorably view the town.

Court House Square

Uncle Sam's Defenders In Anadarko City Camp

Friday afternoon Anadarko welcomed about 300 artillery soldiers from Uncle Sam's Defenders camping at the Reservation east of the city.

Uncle Sam City Anadarko

Respite Granted in Hopkins Case by Governor

The governor granted a respite until early July in the Hopkins murder case. The appeal centers on reducing the death burden to the young Hopkins daughter, the sole surviving child. Insanity was the defense and the case has seen involvement from Judge J H Henderson and local attorneys.

Criminal Court of Uppore J. H. Henderson Lawton Hopkins Todey Lather Lamb Tor Sureh Lawte Stubblefield Fort Worth Tex John Farr Comanche County

Taken Up Red Muley Cow At 7th And Boundary

One large red muley cow taken up by owner claims C. B. Ingalls at 7th and South Boundary. Value listed as 95.28.

C. B. Ingalls

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