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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
1
As the largest distributors in the Southwest, we have carefully reviewed the market to select only the finest garments. We aim to provide our customers with the best available clothes and to ensure they are ready for fall purchases.
Attorneys for the St. Louis and San Francisco seek a temporary injunction in district court to bar county sheriffs from levying tax warrants on the railroad company property. The suit targets Canadian, Alfalfa, Blaine, Caddo, Comanche, Osage, Garfield, Grady, Jackson, Kay, Lincoln, Pawnee, Washita, Woods, Noble counties over 1907 taxes. The company paid the first half on time. the second half of 1907 tax, $34024.30, was due June 12 1903 and payable before the third Monday in January 1909, with penalties demanded by treasuries. A temporary restraining order is requested pending final hearing.
A statewide tag day to raise funds for the Democratic campaign is underway with volunteers distributing manila tags. In Anadarko tags are already seen and more will appear. the effort collects quarters sent to J. C. Thurmond at Oklahoma City. The Daily Democrat promotes participation and notes W. J. Bryan's reply to Roosevelt defending his record and anti trust stance, urging consistent enforcement if elected.
Leo Smith left Friday morning for Guthrie to attend Oklahoma Synod in session from Friday through Monday afternoon. The Presbyterian annual state meeting will consider important church matters. With the pastor away there will be no sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Sunday school proceeds at the usual time. Mrs O Brien of Dennison Texas visits Mrs Geo Rhorer at Hotel Bryan.
Oklahoma City observes a half holiday as the Second Annual Oklahoma State Fair opens with large improvements worth about 50000 dollars. Sixty two races are scheduled over ten days with 15000 dollars in purses attracting top talent. Agricultural and livestock displays are praised as among the finest in the Southwest. Friday is West Side Day with a special western half program.
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