Farmers Meet Sets Farm Exhibit And County Superintendent Choice
A Caddo County Farmers Institute meeting at the courthouse discussed arranging a farm product exhibit with the Anadarko Commercial Club from September 20 to 26 and selecting a superintendent for the county demonstration farm. W. L. Boys was named as candidate, with a five member committee to negotiate with the state agriculture board. The address highlighted farm wealth in 1906 07 and 1908, alfalfa and soil fertility, and urged soil conservation and crop rotation to sustain long term county productivity.
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Court House
Institute
Anudarko Commercial Club
Caddo County
State Agriculture Board
State Board
W. L. Boys
J. C. Hendryx
John Clark
J. C. Sullivan
Farmere Institute
Oklahoma
Watter
Jeff Ford arrested in Tombstone over car fraud scheme
Jeff Ford of Enid Oklahoma a former Anadarko businessman is stopped in Tombstone Arizona on alleged false representation to obtain a car from Farmers Still and Elevator company. Sheriff Campbell heads to Guthrie to secure papers as Ford refuses to return. Florence Mord from Richmond Missouri to Anadarko after her father’s death accompanies her mother and sister. Nina Ridgell plans Meridian Miss teaching stint while James Ridgell visits and T J Richards from Clinton reports Monday business and farm work.
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ENID
Okla
Boyz
Jeff Pord
Anadarko Amt
Farmers Still and Elevator Company
Tombstone
Ariz
Campbell
Guthrie
Arizona City
Florence Mord
Richmond
Anadarko
Mary G. Ridgell
Mixa Nina Ridgell
Jasttdgall
Nina Ridgeil
James
Meridien
Mids
Meridian Woman's College
Reds overwhelm Gracemont as doubles signings loom
In Anadarko Sunday afternon the Reds and Prisco White Sox played a fast ball game with errors deciding the outcome. Reds pitcher Stan Bishop struggled behind weak support as Grace mont won the opener 6 2. A doubleheader Monday featured a Gracemont game where Courtright and Lefthand steadied the Reds for an 8 6 win. Courtright starred behind the plate and on the mound while Miller and Brown made key catches. Also noted was Miss Marel Kurk signing a seven month term with a school district near Stecker, seen as a promising hire after a successful Ft Cobb winter term. Bargains offered at Postoffice book store 486 Bed.
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Anadarko Reds
Prisco White Sox
Chicknaha
White Sox
Stan Bishop
Reds
George Dietrich Takes a Wife in Secret Oklahoma City Elope
Romantic tale from Anadarko notes George Dietrich a wealthy real estate man and Nise Grice Hengsey of Velahome City wed in an auto over the Canadian river near southern Oklahoma City. The ceremony was a private elopement aided by Judge Wy A. Rchele, with witnesses and a moonlight setting, the couple planning to reside in Oklahoma City.
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Oklshomon
Anadarko
George
George Dietrich
Annanda
Nise Grice Hengsey
Velahome City
Ganation River
Okhawa City
Wey
Wy A. Rchele
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma City
Minga
Dewaile
Royal Neighbors Meet and Social at Hall
The Royal Neighbors held a Saturday afternoon meeting in their hall initiating several new members. After the meeting they visited Taird's confectionary for ice cream. Attendance surpassed expectations and social time added life to the order. Mr and Mrs HE Ogle moved to Lawton to manage the Western Union office during Dan Barnett's absence. Mrs Barnett handles the office and stays with her parents. Miss Nellie Flaharty visited Gracemont and Verden and returned home with Miss Newsie McCray of Verden.
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Taird
HE Ogle
Lawton
Western Union Telegraph Office
Dan Barnett
Missouri
Mre Barnett
Western Union
S F Austin
Nellie Flaharty
Gracemont
Verden
Newsie McCray
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Anadarko Daily Democrat
The
Caddo County Institute
Ferguson
Caddo County Farmers Institute
Ance
Kent
Jeff Ford
T J Richards
Clinton
Ana
Intho
BASE
Chickasha
Oldham
Eilston
Corn Huskers
Gueaway
Ith
Roy
Courtright
Brown
Patterson
Miller
Mare! Kurk
Stecker
Stowe
Geo. Dietrich
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