Roosevelt's One Best Bet In Public Eye
A critical account portrays Theodore Roosevelt as masterful in public speaking and influence, while noting a clash with opponents including Willan J. Chandler and Tillman. The piece cites debates over his actions against the Oklahoma governor and asserts Roosevelt faces scrutiny as his career nears sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Salemn
Willan J. Chandler
Maine
Montanin
MR Tillman
South Carolina
Joe Hailey
Tewna
Dis
Protuanor Lang
Nici Libris
Abu Nran
Theodora Moosevelt
Celore
Bourne
Ian
Ailonce
Boca Teddy Shindees
Teddy
Oklahoma
Theodore Thoosevelt
Nick Longworth
Nick
United States
Theodore Ronan
Soanjaw
Nicholap Batty
Howe
Indow
Figure Your Own Taxes and County Levy Explained
The piece explains how state taxes are set at one and a fourth percent of property value, with the rest of local taxes determined by county boards. It argues Noble county farm rates show state taxes are small, while local levies drive most bills, urging residents to hold county commissioners responsible for local taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speukore
Iver
Noble County
Republicad
Board of County Rammin Stoners
Board of County Commissioners
Oklahoma two cent fare debate stirs party blame game
The text argues for a two cent passenger fare in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, defending Democratic control as the source of transport savings while slamming Republican rule. It blames Republicans for missed relief and credits Democrats with timely measures and improved services. It also critiques national figures and party infighting in Oklahoma.
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Oktahobin
Rome
Oklanong
Ty Mont
erMer
Oklahoma Democracy
Nevisk
Democratic Corporation Commission
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Republican Party
Indian Territory
Oklahoms
National Congress
Republican Congress
Okahona
Oklahon
Oklehoma
Harkell la
Oklahoma Political Turmoil Sang by Bank Policy Debates
Fragmentary text depicts Democratic anger over Oklahoma politics and bank guaranty debates. References to Taft era figures and party dynamics hint at public policy fights and electoral tensions without clear outcomes or coherent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahemoa
Oklahoma
Toft
Commercial Club Meeting Tonight At Secretary Office
The Commercial Club will hold an important meeting tonight in the secretary's office. Attend as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Club
Notice for Anadarko Lodge Masons October Meetings
There will be a special communication of Anadarko Lodge No. 1 A F and A M Saturday evening October 17 1908 at 730 p m for work in first degree and Tuesday afternoon October 20 1908 at 130 p m for work in all degrees. Attendance of all members is urged. Visiting brethren welcome. R U Lingsay W M C Ross Hume Sac
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadarko Lodge No. 1
A. F
A.M
R. U. Lingsay
W.M. C
Ross Hume
Sac
Beall & McElhiney Sold and Renamed Beall & Pluharty
Notice that Beall and McElhiney have sold their interest to Che Fluharty and the firm will operate as Beall and Pluharty. W. W. McElhiney appears in the closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall & McElhiney
Che
Fluharty
Beall & Pluharty
W. W. McEhiney
A Fine Lease For Sale 120 Acres Near Town
For sale a 120 acre lease with 100 acres cultivated and 15 acres pasture plus a 2 room house four miles from town. The owner will also sell a mule team tools wagon two cows hogs chickens 400 bushels of corn hay and three yearling colts. Rent corn this year netted 86 per acre. See Batowin Gipss Co Anadarko Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batowin & Gipss Co
Anadarko
Okla
Bargain Home and Farm For Sale by Baldwin & Gibbs Co
A four room plastered house with 175 barrel cistern and a large new barn on a 50 foot lot in a good location priced at 1300 dollars. Also offered is a level bottom corn farm of 120 acres located 3 miles from town priced at 3700 dollars. All in cultivation.
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Baldwin & Gibbs Co
Auctioneer sale notices across Oklahoma counties
J W Johnson Auctioneer lists multiple sale dates with locations near Cogar Cox Anadarko Lone Wolf Verden and nearby towns. Goods include horses cattle mules hogs wagons implements and household items with meals provided and all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Allen
Cogar
Wm. Gordon
Cox
Poland
A. Slimp
Anadarko
Lone Wolf
J. W. Johnson
Quactioneer
Wedding Dress Details From Fragments
The fragmentary note describes a wedding dress with a veil and trimmed skirt. It mentions a theater setting and a desire to look elegant without high cost, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Wien
Velvet fashion notes for ruffles necklines and hats
The article details delicate neck ruffs in white or color to frame shoulders and neck, with suggestions for hat trims and tulle accents. It covers a brown straw toque with brown tulle, soft blue velvet tones, and a slender black velvet neckband adding a piquant touch to one piece frocks.
Gave Satisfaction The Beggar Prince at Die Trich
The Beggar Prince Company appeared in Hobart Wednesday night at the Die trich giving eminent satisfaction. The Hobart Daily Democrat calls the show the best in many seasons. The bill tonight repeats The Circus Clown.
Marriage License and Community Rummage Sale Notice
Marriage license notices list Robt. B. Hartman and Shula Welle from Carnegie with others including P. V. Rager and Ola Jeffrey. A garbled line mentions a library rummage sale Saturday offering winter clothes to save money at 221 dat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
B. Hartman
Carnegie
Shula Welle
P. V, Rager
Hinton
Ola Jeffrey
Prove of wife becomes HOLGe in place and lighting woes
In hot weather a dressing scene is described where heavy items and stockings hinder proper vanity lighting. The text notes gaps in hair and attire unseen in semi darkness at home and praises clever lighting for the bedroom to reveal flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingo
How to Put on Gloves and Hold Skirts for Golf
A vintage guide explains glove donning steps to ensure a proper fit with fingers placed sequentially and the thumb inside later. It also describes a practical elastic band to keep skirts secure on windy days, with flexible belt options for comfort during play.
Neighborhood Gossip In El Reno And Anadarko Area
Fannie Brithin visits Louise Frie then returns home to El Reno. Families pick cotton for Tom Harris and plan relocations in Anadarko area. Neighbors surprise John Clinkenbeard for his birthday on the 13th as Oscar Anderson entertains with a graphophone. Several Frie and Beeler household members and visitors are listed among attendees.
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Fannie Brithin
Louise Frie
el Reno
Mr. Depta
Anadarko
Rachel Beeler
Mr. Jamison
Morse Beeler
John Clinkenbeard
Oscar Anderson
Messrs and
Merdamee C
E. L. Fenner
John Gerpen
Mrs Anderson
Son Ovcar
Missea Louise Frie
Anadarko Grocery Co Ad Promises Low Prices and Delivery
A local grocery ad touts square deals on groceries with prompt delivery from Anadarko Grocery Co. It lists contact numbers 216 tf Louis and 56 205 tf for shopping and asks customers to call for orders.
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Anadarko Grocery Co
Louis
New State
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Anadarko Daily Democrat
A. S. Roberts, Eoror
McGuire - Raymond
Bushy Corporation
Auc
John O. Burgett
Verden
Chickasha
I, D
Jaques, Hinton
Ada Record
Amett
J. C. Hardwick
Tom Harris
George Rapp
Paul Clinkenbeard
Paris Beeler
Jim Beeler
McAninch Opera House
Greater Minstrels
Great End
Olio
NEW Dietrich Theatre
the Beggar Prince Opera Company
Stephenson
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