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Indicates weekly payment due and annual rate of three dollars. Notes Anadarko Ohio entry and designation as second lane mail matter.
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
4
Indicates weekly payment due and annual rate of three dollars. Notes Anadarko Ohio entry and designation as second lane mail matter.
Editorial argues for Congressman Fulton in contrast to Republican Dick T. Morgan. It cites Fulton’s rural mail service wins, city carriers for Epworth University district, and a demand for clear positions on national issues. Morgan is accused of evasive debate and weak credentials after nineteen years in Oklahoma.
The piece argues Lincoln’s warned prophecy of wealth concentration and corrupted influence appears near fulfillment as the monied power uses public prejudice to undermine the republic. It links the current party dynamics to the historic warning and warns of existential risk.
A Wichita letter urges workingmen to vote for William Jennings Bryan to overthrow the money power and restore government to plain people. The writer cites Lincoln fears, calls out bank interests, and appeals to labor and farmers to support Bryan in the 1908 election. Includes local notes on residents and a quip about seeking avoidable legal costs.
A quirky note mentions the sun’s heat lasting a million years and lunar canals stopping, then pivots to Champlain’s Lumber Company claiming the best lumber in town is in his shed and noting low prices set by manager Stabler.
Small classified notice invites landowners with farms or city property to rent through the Reece Agency at 214 4th Street. It also promotes Jeff Ford as a meat source with first class groceries at the same address, 214 tf.
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