Park Bought by Willhite and Brune in Lawton
Joh Willhite and Don Brune of Lawton have purchased Koehler Park, planning extensive improvements to turn it into a summer pleasure resort. Willhite recently finished teaching in Lawton City schools and is reportedly in poor health, likely taking on park work for outdoor exercise after returning from the state university of Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh. Willhite
Don Brune
Lawton
Koehler
M. Koehler
Willhite
State University of
Noman
Express firms offer free shipping to Pueblo flood sufferers
Express companies announce they will carry and ship donated items at no charge to aid Pueblo flood victims. People wanting to help can drop articles at the express offices and the firms will handle the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Express of Frees
Royally Entertained at Grong Leviton in Aiadarios Brie Nay
Editors at noon hour reception enjoyed entertainment as county and state officials responded to civic chatter. Group officers were elected for the ensuing year inside the Anadarko Tribune. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday August 20 at Medicine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiadarios Brie
Ctaders
Anidarko Commerce
Rover
Adie
Adiresnaf Velenne
Jode Dluhnadiie Walters
Bern
Yes
HP Wettengel
Gin Cratos
AW. Anterson
Cordell Beacon
H. J. Tilton
Anadarko Tribune
Medicine Park
Elgin Route A Carrier Misses Stops Amid Rain
On The Elgin Routes Miss Anna Stauffer at Kingfisher attended school and reported a parrot incident. The Ozark bridge over high water delayed Martin Ile, while Buckler delivered in an open vehicle despite rain. Mrs W B Sessams and two children on route L stayed with a doctor’s care. Carrier Winters on route A missed all stops due to heavy rain and mist.
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Anna Stauffer
Kingfisher
Martin Ile
Elgin Mons
Ozark
Carrier Buckler
W. BK. Sessams
Best Apples and Wool Sold on Honest Grade Expectations
Real Christians sell goods at fair base prices and meet or exceed what is expected. The note stresses honest grading and customer trust in purchases of apples and wool at the lintner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linter
Daughter At Pueblo From a Stricken City Letter
A letter from Lily Voelkke Wood describes Pueblo afflicted by disaster. She mentions trains not running, planes delivering formals, and widespread destruction including post office and city hall. The Red Cross aids the homeless while communication is limited and the water nears Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Sill
Union Depot
Red Cross
Aod
Lily Voelkke Wood
Dave Ene Voute
Singing Convention Draws Broad Attendance Despite Rain
The singing convention held last Sunday drew leaders from nearby regions despite muddy roads and rain. A large crowd enjoyed a long stewing event with a dinner on long tables as attendees contributed baskets for feeding the distance attendees. The next convention will be held in Sterling in September.
To Celebrate Among Nearby Towns Decorum At Carnegie
A local note mentions Cy Darko and Carnegie among neighboring towns for a celebration on the appointed day. Walters State Senator will deliver the address at Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duly
Cydarko
Carnegie
Ded. d. Dahesen
Walters
Carne
Ray
Sunday School Attendance and Collection Report
Sunday School report from the high Methodist church shows attendance and collection figures for last Sunday. Chane 6 attended. Bible class 6 with $20. Star Young People 5. Conquerors Boys u ru. Goamera Girls u. Sunbeams Little Folks 6 06. Officers and Teachers 4. Total number appears incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Bible
Conquerors
Angi
Predicts Lower Prices and Okla Way to Prosper, Speaker Claims
A speaker described as a federal employee predicted lower prices and strong state prosperity for Oklahoma, praising state wealth and farm prospects. He claimed Okla two withheld sources, urged farmers to sell before September, and traveled across the United States and Indian country to defend the state's economy.
People of Our Town and the Kaiser in a Funny Tale
A compressed, quirky fragment recounts a town scene featuring characters named the Kaiser and Patines Cac titnait yar, with hints of mischief and a punchline about a serious moment when a funny story is sprung.
Shriners of Oklahoma Hold State Meeting at Chickweta
The Shriners of Oklahoma held a state meeting at Chickweta Friday. The Prisco railroad ran a special train through there and the Rock Island attached special cars to irregular trains to carry the Shriners from southwestern Oklahoma. Those recently made Master Mason are eligible to become Shriners and one candidate won a ring. De, CW, dover of Fletcher contested the race for the ring and fell short by two votes.
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Shriners of Oklahoma
Chickweta
Prisco Railroad
Rock Island
Shriners
Oklahoma
Dover
Fletcher
Oil on Two Miles of Anadarko Trail Promises Dustless Road
Journal reports Anadarko residents and Cad county applying oil to two miles of Ozark Trail east from Anadarko city limits. First coat costs 600 dollars per mile with plans for three coats. Observer finds road nearly like asphalt after light rain, with little mud and no dust, noting rubbery surface and sand ruts. Plan includes adding rock and sand to improve coverage.
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Anadarko
Cad=do
Harvesting Potatoes In Spring Crop
Instructions for harvesting spring potatoes advise waiting until plants yellow, then lifting during cool periods and avoiding sun exposure. Handle carefully to prevent bruising, cure in a cool dry location, and store three months. do not pile beyond recommended depths to prevent spoilage.
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Bank of Elgin
Elgin, Okla
Koehler Park
Free Express
Gillette
Concere
Frad Razor Co
Broadway
York City
Elgin
Durocs
Henry W. Hasenbeck
George M. Malvern
Sterling, Oklahoma
Regular Church Aremlance
Meu
Mes
Singing Convention
Sunday School Report
Anadarho
Eydibent
Avery
Tilenah Whee
United States
Oklihoon
OkliWama
Tulsa
Oklihi
King’s
L.C. Coffin
Mill Rest
Lon Kiran
Crean
Claud Hayes
Ata
Cool
Colorado
JW. Baber
Fridgo Lines
Figin
Oklo
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