Many Masons Attend Anadarko Lodge Banquet
Anadarko lodge No. 1A. FL & A. M. hosted nearly one hundred visiting brethren from county and nearby lodges to mark the consolidation of Oklahoma and Native Territory. Grand Master D. D. Hoag presided as third degree was conferred on H. G. Harvey with other officers present. A banquet followed at the Kelly building with toasts on Masonry and unity, amid praise for Anadarko’s hospitality. Senator Beveredge’s remarks drew strong rebuttal from Senator Gore and others supporting Oklahoma’s unity and loyalty to the Union.
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Anadarko Lodge
Old Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hong
Viettora,jr
Osborne
W. M
Verden Lodge
J. B
Sandera
G. EB
Cole
Carnegie Lodge
Marion Bristow
J.M. Hamil
Lawton Lodge
Gao
W. Ford
H. G. Harvey
D. D. Hoag
Anadarko
Geo, Ruddell, Jr
Weatherford
W. R. Brown
Ely Reno
W.M. Anderson
Waurika
J. R. Osborne
Verden
Kelly Building
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Colbath
Grand Lodge
Round Table
D. Hoag
Gov. Ruddell, Jr
Order of Master Star
W. M. Anderson
W. M. Plum
W. H. Morgan
Groceries and Meat Market Prices From ANADAKO Co
A reads like a newspaper grocery list showing items such as honey apples coffee sugar syrup candy bread tobacco cocoa and various canned fruits. It notes delivery prompt and hoover s meat market pricee with ANADAKO Grocery Co branding.
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Hoover's
Pricee
Anadako Grocery Co
Eula Celebrates Eighth Birthday With Friends
Mrs. Prof Sanders assisted by Mrs. Sally Talbot hosted fifteen children for Eula's eighth birthday party. After late games, refreshments were served and guests including Marion Eaton Mildred Eaton Inez Lacey Edna West Neva Neta Gillette Epta Beach Dorothy Mitchell Francis Weetphall Henry Ganglefi and arl Howard gave small presents.
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Prof. Sanders
Sally Talbot
Eula
Marion
Mildred Eaton
Inez Lacey
Edna West
Neva
Neta Gillette
Epta Beach
Dorothy Mitchell
Francis Weetphall
Henry Ganglefiend
Arl Howard
Sula
Death of 16 year old Allcott Bryan near Ft Cobb
Allcott Bryan aged 16 son of G. F. Bryan died yesterday evening at five o'clock from typhoid pneumonia. Rev. Farrington conducted the funeral at three o'clock this afternoon at the family home.
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Allcott Bryan
G. F. Bryan
Cobb
Farrington
Clothing Department Shutdown Sparks Quick Sale Event
The retailer announces the closure of its clothing department and moves to rapid discounting on surplus inventory to salvage proceeds. Profits are pressured as items are cut to clear stock.
Determination to Clear Debris Emphasized in Notice
A brief notice states a resolve to clear debris at hand and move forward. It urges action and coordinated effort among involved parties to complete the cleanup promptly.
Campaign Finance List Ties Fulton to Denver Platform
W J Clarke of El Reno publishes and defends Fulton campaign fund donors citing Denver platform aligned with Watonga resolutions. The piece argues major donors are everyday voters not special interests and questions Morgan’s political strategy and Taft era critiques of Oklahoma policy and statehood efforts. Beveridge is noted urging Taft while praising Oklahoma statehood progress.
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Fulton
W. J. Clarke
el Reno
Denver
Congressional Committee
Watonga
Morcan
Oklahoma
Beveridge
William Howard Taft
United States
Berteridge
Ehood
Indiana
Mr. Taft
Oklahoma City
Troublesome Weed Baffles Farmers Across Regions
A farm weed described as very invasive spreads through entire fields requiring crop rotation for control. When scattered, a spud removes individual plants. seed inspection with a microscope is advised to avoid sowing contaminated clover seed.
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Europe
Soviets
Care of Separator Cream Cooling Practices
E H Farrington at an institute describes methods to cool separator cream by directing thin cream over a water cooler to reach about 60 degrees F, then keeping cans below 60 by cold water, stirring frequently, and using a tin disc agitator with a wire handle for efficiency.
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E. H. Farrington
Changing Work Emphasizes Neighborhood Cooperation
An agricultural note urges farmers to restore mutual aid during the silo filling season. It argues that shared labor saves cost, strengthens community ties, and counters rising independence as modern machinery reduces reliance on neighbors.
Cover the Bare Places on the Farm Note
Farmers urged to plant beans or other crops in vacant corn fields to keep every acre productive and improve overall farm income through careful field use and steady maintenance.
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J. P. Brooke
Lowe
Randall Livesay
J. M. Hamil
Gore
Senator
Muskogee
Beveredge
South
Texas
Gore Naga
Hoosierdam
Bibernias
Lincoln
Texana
Lars
Long
Max Goldman & Co
Anadarko’s
AvinoLica
Inez Secsion of
Congress
Morgan
Morgen
Buffalo
Harper County
Page
Taft
Kentucky
The
Tulsa
Lycee
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