Fulton Faces Morgan in Second District Race
Congressman Fulton runs on his proven record and national focus urging voters to judge by his nineteen drafted bills and public service. The opposition Morgan is portrayed as misrepresenting state administration while Fulton is praised for unity, accessibility, and western roots with Iowa upbringing and Nebraska plains ties.
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Auc
Morgan
Fulton
Bird McGuire
Washington
Mec- Guire
McGuire
Ciates
Iowa
Plains
Nebraska
KerN and Cannon era entreaties spark party lines
John W Kern, a Democratic candidate for president, jokes about critics in a crowd. The piece urges voting for a reformist Oklahoma congressman and for Joseph Cannon to keep as Speaker, arguing that supporting Democrats resists Joe Cannon's national legislative control and Sherman as Senate presiding officer, warning of autocratic dominance.
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John W Kern
Whikker
Congress
Joe Canyon
Railroads to pay much larger taxes under new board
Oklahoma reports show railroad property valued at 174.46 million dollars under the democratic board of equalization, with state levy of 1 1/4 mills pushing direct taxes to 218,072.40 this year. Authorities note Indian Territory railroads were not in last year’s territorial assessment.
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Tam OG
Democratic Suite Administration
Oklahoma
Democratic Board of Railway Aseessors
Rock Island
Republican Territorial Board
Democratic Board of Railway Aevessors
St Louis and
San Francisco
Lery
Vule
Blald Kowrrhmen
Republican Territorial
Atehiaon Topeka and Santa Fe
Wader
Democratic State Board of Alsasors
Tate
Midland Valley
Democratic Board of Railway
Awmiaance
Kansas
Democratic Board of Railway Ascesson
MOR & O
Territorial Board
Pt Smith and Western Railroad
Coatt
Assemore
Republican Board of Equalization
Vrants
Democratic State Board of Equalizntion
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Railroads Face Higher State Taxes Under Democratic Rule
The article argues Oklahoma railroads pay a larger share of ad valorem taxes under Democratic governance. It cites a $74,190.08 net balance and asserts railroads cover roughly $1 of state taxes for every $7.60 paid by others, with growing gross revenue taxes projected. It critiques policy under Governor Taft ideas on tariffs and banking.
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Okiehbema
Republican Vale
Oklahoma
Desea Pruston
Onerourth
Tereliwelatade Iitetration
Questioning a Minos man for nationwide dietate leliation
The text questions whether a man named Iman from Minos should lead nationwide policy and urges readers to vote for a Democratic candidate for Congress. It warns about supporting a figure who may not reflect Cannon as Speaker of the House.
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Iman
Minos
United States
Congress
Doe Cannon
Tall Women in Fashion and Paris Style Yoke Mantle
Fashion notes describe tall women adopting a new streamlined look featuring a deep glove and circular skirt with a back fastening yoke. The style, showcased in Paris, includes deep hip shaping and a wide hem band, with buttons running down the sides for a dramatic yet functional effect.
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Elven
Paris
Wall of Troy
The Wise Man and the wine man limits discretion
A short opaque saying contrasts wisdom with a wine maker who knows limits and how to shield others from discovering them. The remark implies prudence in guarding hidden insights and controlling exposure.
Connecticut of Indian Origin
Folkloric note traces the name Connecticut to Quonecktacnt meaning a river of plies and relates a quotation about a wise man’s later life. It then reports local tidbits: Dean Swit Peter Meeting traveling to Verdag for finishing work on new buildings, and Mr and Mrs M A Urquhart plus daughter Mae visiting Chickashe to see their daughter Mrs Perty.
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Connecticut
Dean Swit
Peter Meeting
Verdag
Mr. and
Mra. M. A. Urquhart
Mae
Chickashe
Mra
Perty
Big Banquet by the Masons in Anadarko Lodge
Anadarko Lodge No 1 A F and A M will hold a special communication on Tuesday Oct 20 at 1 pm with a reception for Oklahoma Grand Lodge officers followed by Entered Apprentice Fellow Craft and Master Mason degree work. Master Mason degree at 730 pm. Banquet at 10 pm with toasts and entertainment by Colunthas Orchestra.
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Anadarko Lodge
Grand Lodge
Oklahoma
Randall Livesay
C. Ross Huma
M’aningh Hall
Anadarko Girl In Bad Plight Cont. on Page 1
An Anadarko girl recounts a troubling incident after a hotel register mislabels her and a man as married. Crawford says they met on a train between Hobart and Oklahoma City and developed a connection. The girl, once married to Ralph Cloud, denies immorality and laments her situation in confinement.
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Crawford
Hobart
Oklahoma City
Ralph Cloud
Chickasha
el Paso
Frederick Pfaff Wins in Oklahoma State Poultry Show
Frederick Pfaff earned top prizes in the poultry department at the Oklahoma State Pair. He won first and second in Columbian Wyandotte bantams and pullets, and third in White Langshaan hens. The Columbian Wyandottes were sent to the Texas State Fair in Dallas, set to begin next Saturday. Rev. Farrington, of M. F. church, will stay in Anadarko church work for another year, and his friends there are pleased by the news.
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Frederick Pfaff
Poultry Department
Oklahoma State
Dallas
Farrington
M. F
Anadarko Church
Auctioneer Listings For Local Sales Near Gracemont
J W Johnson auctioneer lists sale dates October 14 15 16 18 19 20 near Gracemont Cox Ana Lone Wolf and Roberta Chrisman with horses cattle hogs mules brood sows farm implements and household goods plus free lunch at all sales. J W Johnson jsvetioneer Nuffeed watt.
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Roberta & Chrisman
Gracemont
J.T. Clark
Lmi
Cox
Jack Allen
Cogar
Wm. Gordon
Anadarko
Lone Wolf
J. W. Johnson
Jsvetioneer
Nuffeed
Watt
Local Society Notes and Arrivals in Mississippi and Texas
Dr and Mrs Iglehart visit R K Robinson family in Miri hara Mississippi. Clyde Coombs escorts the blind boy from A Coomba to Ft Gibson for enrollment in the school for the blind. Dr A J Humphrey of Houston Texas plans to settle in Stecker and open a drug store and buy property. Mabel and Nina Austin of Kremlin visited Mrs W D Mille and Mrs John Hardy then travel to Lone Wolf to see a brother. Kohlden, Max Goldman head trimmer, fell ill and returned to Texas. Miss Schramm of St Louis will assist for the season with Mr Goldman.
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Clyde Coombs
A. Coomba
Ft. Gibson
School For the
A. J. Humphrey
Houn
Ton, Texas
Stecker
Mabel
Nina Austin
Kremlin
W. D. Mille
John Hardy
Lone Wolf
Mise Kohlden
Max Goldman
Texas
Miss Schramm
St. Louis
Mr. Goldman
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Joe Trust Sherman
Senate
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SOARC
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Sercon
Littis
THE
Masons
State Grand Lodge
Titus Androicus
Byron
John G. Saxe
John Dryden
Saratoga
George Herbert
Robert Browning
Mr. Great Heart
Tripper
J. P. Brooks
W. H. Starkweather
Randall Livessy
J. M. Hamil
Grand Lodge “Round Table
D. D. Hoag
George Ruddell, Jr
C. R. Cook
A.C. Gray
W. R. Brown
Order of Eastern Star
W. M. Anderson
W. M. Plum
H. W. Morgan
Colunth'a
Democrat
F. J Callahan
Jeff Ford
R. K. Robinson
Anadarko Grocery Co
Heinz Pickles
Chow Lohont Anadarko Grocery Co
Hammert & Ayres
Hardy & Aldrich
Mrs. Iglehart
Mirihara, Miss
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