AS OTHERS SEE US H P Wettengel runs for state legislature
The Chamion editor H P Wettengel of Elvin is the only local candidate for the legislature known to the Enterprise He runs a strong paper in a small town and has a varied background as a rural teacher high school head and businessman He supported Democratic nominees from Bryan through Parker in 1904 and remains active in his church and civic efforts
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Oklahoma
H. P. Wettenel
Elvin
Wettengel
Ligio
University of Ilinois
Elgin
Bryan
Parker
Frederick Enterprise
Elgin Oklahoma Notice on Republican Paper and Woman Suffrage
A damaged 1900s notice discusses a republican paper backing a Democratic candidate. It notes female suffrage history in Illinois and a Supreme Court decision affecting liquor interests, implying editor influence and public reaction. Names, dates, and exact details are obscured by the fragment.
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Ilinois
Supreme Court
Stack The Grain and Protect Wheat From Rain Loss
Farmers urged to stock grain after cutting to shield against rain damage. Delaying threshing risks weather harm, reducing bushel value. stacking costs less than prolonged shock storage. A threshing unit can handle only parts of the crop, so immediate stocking and early disking aid summer plowing and soil readiness.
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Oklahoma
Thia
Local Sheriff Candidate Recalls 3 Votes Cast
A Texas county resident who once ran for sheriff recounts promises of support in a precinct that yielded only three votes. After meeting voters he learned some claimed to support him while others lied, and a man he helped once swore his party voted for him, leading to confusion over who was truthful.
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Texas
Fe It A Boost a Peculiar Incident
A brief item notes an unusual event described as a boost or odd occurrence, with limited readable context and no clear names or places available. The fragment suggests curiosity about a favorable or curious development but provides few verifiable details.
Billups Candidacy Lit by Oklahoma Prohibition Figure
Richard A. Billups of Cordell, author of Oklahoma's prohibition law, is a candidate for lieutenant governor and warrants consideration. Reports indicate Congress will adjourn mid July, giving candidates time to campaign before the primaries.
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Richard A. Billups
Cordell
Oklahoma
Congress
Laws, Niagara Falls rally cry echoing Huerta call
A Lawton speaker quips money talks but only says goodbye. The Niagara Falls crowd chants Huerta must go as a clear battle cry. The remark frames a political mood and local tensions amid a broader protest momentum.
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Lawton
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Singing and fraternal events scheduled in July regionwide
Dates announce a singing convention at Mistletoe on Sunday July 6 and Singing Association gathering at Hulen on Sunday July 12. The W O W encampment in Chatta nooga runs July 22 to 24, with Woodmen of the World camp in Faxon July 15 to 17.
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Mistletoe
Singing Association
Hulen
Chattanooga
Woodmen of the World
Faxon
Farmers' Champion Names Tienan Candidates for County Office
The Farmers' Champion announces Tienan candidates for county offices subject to August primary. County Judge R. J. Ray is named. Voters are urged to announce candidacy in the Paratens' Campaign. Wednesday Elgin Markets.
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Farmers’ Champion
Elgin Methodist circuit preacher schedule posted
Rev 11 Hinckley will preach at Beaver Bend Sterling Elgin and other appointments this Sunday morning and afternoon hours listed. Please pay your subscription at once.
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Hinckley
Elgin
Directory of Elgin County Officials and Societies
A fragmented directory lists Elgin and Comanche county officials including County Judge, County Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, Treasurer, Superintendent, and County Commissioners. It also names Elgin city officers, post office staff, school district teachers, Masonic and Eastern Star officers, Yeomen, and the Elgin Gospel Team with several local positions and meeting times.
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D. I Johnson
Comanche
Whatin
Orr
Chirk
Gregory
Imerriet
Compton
Ah Te Porter! Co
Bire
Dunnett Crosby
Shyriff Visecerenes W
Shyriff Visecerenes W. BL Nix. Rog of Deeds, .Misa Charla Critehor
N. Pope
A. Joyner
Bhirk
Ed Hi Abbout Trepaurer
Walker Marshal
HL Crawford
Pruttonn
Elgin
TF Bhirk
Cartier
Me Buckley
Carrion
K. B. Lawley
James
L. Cromer
T. Ryan
Coeceoadl
Willhite
Cora Ray
Misa Mae Carter
Long Es
Het
RC. Choens
PL Brown
Eastern Star
Mise Cleo Harney
L. C. Collin
Yeoman
C. F. Brandon
Forejman
Mary Putney
AF AA
Local News Items Powe and Nearby Visits
A series of brief notices from Elgin area honors visitors and travels. Names include H G Smith, Joan Hansen, E Weber, Don Brunskill, H P Wettenger, George Jones, Minnie Sawyers, Mrs G W Wade, Robert McCalmant, R H Fox, Mrs S M Davis, L C Coffin, W W Brunskill, J H Willhite, Florence Young, and L C Coffin. Activities cover visits to Fletcher Lawton Norman Elgin Glenwood, school trips, caucus attendance, and a funeral. Also noted are farm and sale ads plus a lodging recommendation in Lawton.
Local Visitors and Travelers Stop In Town
J. W. Kidd of Lawton was a baller here Monday, E. W. Dilling of Fletcher was a caller here Tuesday, R. M. Young went to Okeene this week on business, Orson Bailey of near Sterling was a caller here Tuesday. Mrs. Alice Wolcott went to Lawton Tuesday on business. HP. Wettengel returned Monday from a trip to Cache. By ordering a two or three piece suit before July 4 you get a free monogram leather belt from L. C. Coffin.
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Orson Bailey
Near Sterling
Alice Wolcott
Lawton
L. C. Coffin
Villa Resigns and Plans Move Against Carranza
General Villa has sent his resignation to General Carranza, head of the constitutionalists in Mexico, and the belief is that he will begin a rebellion. This could lead to a three cornered fight as tensions rise.
Missives From Mistletoe District Notes
Local corn is laid by and oats and wheat are being cut. Several residents recover from illness and attend church. visits among Sperling, King, Richardson, Worsham and Townley households. crops need rain as tasseling begins.
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Henry Sperling
Rush Springs
Tom Sperling
Millard Richardson
Elgin
Cland Myers
Gailen Worsham
Dolph Sperling
Maud Beker
Ruth King
Charley Sperling
Will Rentie
Boy Nearly Burns Amid Gasoline Fire At Ant Den
A seven year old, Garrett Ford, was nearly burned to death Tuesday evening at Lawton while attempting to burn out an ant den with gasoline. He escaped serious injury after being found and treated.
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Garrett Ford
Lawton
Trey
Fragmentary local market note on prices and shoe fittings
A damaged OCR fragment notes price bias in a local market and shoe fittings in town. It mentions rates, shoes, fitting, and a short implication of customer interest but lacks clear names or dates.
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Mareh
Smae
A.p.harney
West Sound
J.C. Dias
Optomet
Scott Ferris
J. P. Wettengel
R. J. Ray
Riley Hepley
Ike Summers
Pike Pierce
John H. Edwards
Frank Hall
T. Brork
J. B. Compton
HN. Pope
Charla Critcher
Sandy W. Gregory
J. A. Collier
Fletcher
J. #. WILLIAMS
Sterling
W. O. Weaver
Elgin Markets
Elgin Methodist Circuit
I M. Young, M. Wolvatt
Powe
H. G. Smith
Joan Hansen
E. Weber
Chickasha Mendy
Don Brunskill
H. P. Wettenger
George Jones
Minnie Sawyers
Jane
Robert McCalmant
R. H. Fox
Law and Order League
May
Glenwood
Colo
Orange Putney
Oklahoma City
Byron Vaughn
Pauls Valley
J. H. Willhite
Norman
The
State University
Misa Florence Young
Ft Cobb
R. M. Young
W.W. Brunskill
H. W. Hanna
John Montgomery
Ernest
C. M. Stotts
Geo. Kitamiller
D. Ave
J.P. Kennemar
Chas. D. Campbell
G. E. Cook
Geo. Kitsmiller
Lamar
R. R. Rr
E. Stone
J. W. Kidd
E. W. Dilling
Okeene
Villa
Drayman
John Fitzgerald
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