Local notices from Elgin routes and nearby residents
Leonard Myers staying with Jute Kives on gona A los Montes. Miss Letstedgere Aldnn absent. Porter and Marlow names appear among community notes. W T Papktin of vagte 2 mentioned. Lindner cited. Russell on route 2 with Dalvie point. A Smoot route 2 haw Ford. Orange Potney route 3 Bearne Bend visit. Ernest and Seoit Walling route 8 visited Mer low Banday. O H Potnay and wife to Oklahoma City. Mae Hindman operated for appendicitis. Richard Burne left for Oklahoma City. A C Bell from route 2 went to Hickisha to remain.
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Leonard Myers
Givin Jute Kives
Los Montes
Cuthrie
Miss Letstedgere Af
Bayes
Finntly
Mase Porter
Marlow
S. W
Lindner
Ernest and
Seoit Walling
Merlow Banday
A. Metcurtrey
O. H. Potnay
Oklahoma City
M. Mae Hindman
Richard Burne
Jos
Herber
Route 8
A.C. Bell
W. G. Sarrela
Federal prisoners begin serving sentences in Kansas prison
Eight men convicted in federal court at Oklehring Lily were moved to the federal prison at Losvenwerth Kansas to serve their terms. Two defendants faced additional charges for violating the Mann White privi The sentences include W J Gale five years for manipulating funds Forette National Bank of Ulahoms v Teddelavn five years for counterfeiting Masten two years for illicit seduction Howes four years for sending counterfeiting letters Thompson five years for counterfeit offenses involving banks and MO Moips
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Oklehring
Lily Reewttly
Primi
Losvenwerth
Kan
Hikes Aguinet
W. J. Gale
Fande Forette National Bank of Uilahoms
Teddelavn
Masten
Mann Alert
Howes
Mann Ant
W. A. Aoifard
Mr Thompson
Local Man To The Border Militia Mobilization
A local man from near Fetoly or Bahonga joins the Oklahoma state militia as about 100 600 men are mobilized to the Mexican border by United States government orders in the past week.
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Dainntown
John Litthefeld
Fetoly
Bahonga
Oklahoma
Eate
Phone Rates Revised by State Commission
The state corporation commission granted Ayieho Telephone Co. permission to charge $2.40 per month less for telephones and $1 per month less for special lines on and after date 1, 1916.
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State Corporation Commission
Ayieho Telephone Co
Speciel Line
Dane
One More Trophy at Elgin's clone of tia game
Elgin hosts a Saturday contest where a 7 1 record team edged Metropolitan Combal College of Lawton 18 to 1 8, gaining seven wins in eight after the win. Lawton players showed Indian heritage and limited scoring as Trent town proved strong on home turf. Johnny led scoring with four points while Gee and Lewren had limited success. Latton tallied two, Covey and Keith contributed in relief.
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Elgin
Metropolitan Combal College
Lawton
Boul Heya
Elgits Syorts
Trent Town
Honora
Paver
Provinis
Eure
Blain
Horhelten
Gee
Lewren
Latton
Obituary Notice for Moe Hindman and Mae
Obituary details sparse describe Moe Hindman and Mae as a Madman daughter of the Barony era. The text notes a terminal illness and a hospital setting. Mentions Mr Pitney and Mrs Pitney traveling, a daughter Mea, and a reference to Edmond school attendance. Funeral notice to follow with debt issue.
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Mra Mae
Stes
Jewday Mormiran
Tathey
Oh Haheen
Pitney Jd
Avenias
Borricon
Edmond
Editor Elected at Poworth Laarne Convention
At the recent dietries Poworth Laarne convention Meery July editor of the Gencomont Herald was elected President for the upcoming term. Cracumnot Norh of Anndarks region residents were mentioned in relation to the gathering and local figures Latty Bower Latigue were noted among attendees.
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Cracumnot
Anndarks
Hinektay
Seome
Poworth Laarne
Meery
Gencomont Herald
Wan
Numiny
Indians Lose But Show Cheerful Spirit In Sloppy Game
Borel starred with three runs and two hits for the visitors, while Baugh, Maugh, Deeds, Mitchell, Price, Russell, and Brown contributed two or one run each. Local errors and outfield miscues marred the game as Williams and a large Indian runner kept the crowd laughing at mishaps. The visitors left as good losers, with lighter moments amid the mishaps and a lively crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Lee
Loewtin
Lawten
Yatoa
Borel
John Baugh
Jess Maugh
Deeds
Mitchell
Price
Russell
Brown
Burch
Perry
Williams
Secretary Gi Ne Chosen For Next Convention Site
An election clarified that Gi Ne was selected as the venue for the upcoming convention, marking the decision to hold the event at that location. The choice was confirmed by officials maintaining the schedule and hosting arrangements.
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Gi Ne
Overland Tour Party Returns from Texas Trip
ALO Bolliner his wife son and a daughter travel from Overland Tour through Uviea Kansas to Prilar Avenue and Stid Over Huictey with relatives Mr Ratlinver via meph ew ant Mes. They had just completed a motor trip from San Ancol Texas.
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Alo Bolliner
Mr. Hoiee
Kan
Mr. Ratlinver
Ant
Cofn
San Ancol
Texas
Ready for threshing season sale
You may not go to Mexico with us but you can buy what you need before we start. Groceries by the case during threshing season are cheaper, dry goods overalls and work shirts at the old price. Sport shirts, shoes, and tracing stumps offered at different prices.
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Mexico
Seven Coyotes Killed Near Venton Place Den Found
Thursday morning John Cost reports locating a den on Venton place with wood and chicken feathers nearby. In the afternoon H P Towacher KR V Hotter and W Wolewth dug to eight feet, found seven half raven coyotes in a nest, shot one at a fine and removed them. They returned to town about 40 minutes later with their prey and displayed them in front of the Copano office.
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John Cost
Venton
H. P. Towacher
KR. V. Hotter
John Com
Thomas
Meeting at Beaver Valley School
A school meeting is planned at Beaver Valley School for Saturday evening this week. Mrs Crosby will be present. All patrons are urged to attend.
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Beaver Valley
Beaver Valley School
Crosby
Players Move to Milk Cows as Lowing Game Affects Milk Supply
In a brief report the lines indicate Lawton Deeda Big Boy Runsel and others in a lineup for a game disrupted by low water and hard drinking. Umpire B R Wolcott and scorekeeper Wettengel are listed, with names including Mitchell Newcomb Baugh Williams Yates Durham Doughty Price Perry Brown Barehit and Chaatain.
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Yema Anyime
Lawton Deeda
Big Boy
Runsel
Mitchell Ib Newcomb
Baugh
Williams Yates
Durham
Doughty Price
Perry Brown
House
Barehit Chaatain
B. R. Wolcott
Wettengel
To Keep Youth: A Call Against Bad Habits and Illness
A brief note by Jose W. Dux urges avoiding excessive indulgence and poor air quality to combat short life and weakness. He argues vitality can be restored through exercise and prevention, improving both longevity and quality of life.
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Jose W. Dux
Stony Point Rustling Through Cloudy Harvest Weather
The Stony Point community reports cloudy weather with light showers and ongoing harvest. J H Porter and L P Clayton are active in grain and corn tasks around Elgin and Migio. AL Gibson, Mgr McAm ble, and others traveled to Lawton Betenfay. Marie Morris visited relatives near Apache. Thos Perdue delivered corn in Elgin. local residents made several business trips and dental visits.
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J. H. Porter
L. Porter
Elgin
HL. Porter
A.l.gibow
Clayton
Pardue
D. L. Gilliland
Bigle
Gibson
Mgr. McAmble
Lawton Betenfay
L. P. Clayton
Mies Marie Morris
Apache
T. N. Ballou
Thos
Elliott
Annie
Lawton
Thos. Perdue
Leo Morris
Lawji
John Schulte Dies After Blood Poison From Sore Throat
John Schulte of the star route district, father of Henry G Relune, died Monday night from blood poisoning that followed a several day sore throat. He was buried Tuesday in Sterling cemetery.
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John Schulte
Henry G Relune
Star Route
Sterling Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank of Elgin
W. Branskill
A.L. Roberta
Dalvie
Orange Potney
Route 3
Bearne Bend
Sanday
Badger Lumber Co
T.R. Bennett, Mar
Mer, Moe Hindman
Elgin Mer.co
Star Brand
the Old Reliable
L. C. Coffin
Stony Point
D. E. McAnaw
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