08 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Muskogee Times Democrat
Location
Muskogee, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
1
A garbled sale list shows items like stew, collars, bath salts, Gotham underwear, and Regal and Bannister footwear with prices ranging from $1.00 to $6.00, suggesting a department store or catalog-style clearance.
Muskogee boosters plan a post noon arrival of Oklahoma City visitors by special train. Automobiles will escort them through town to Turner hotel for a banquet at 2 oclock. Speeches by both sides are planned, with the program arranged by the Commercial club.
Two race meets will be held at Wagoner Oklahoma this season. The entry meet is planned for July 4 and the fall meet is set for October 18 to 23. Purses have been arranged and horsemen predict decent success. G D Sleep is president of the Wagoner County Pair Association. William C Hoan is Carthage business president.
dainty gowns in batistes and lawns showcase latest mode with embroidery either hand or machine made. One gown features batiste fichu flounce chemisette with green satin belt and vase motif. The other uses white lawn with narrow hem flounce and broad embroidery over shoulders. A rose pink satin girdle ends with a pill rose at left front. Sleeves feature delicate pintucked puffs.
A chaotic morning rush filled Kroh's music house as patrons crowded to buy seats for the Commercial club minstrel show next Monday and Tuesday night. Boxes sold out quickly with many seats still available, while Joe Brenmusical director plans a rehearsal tonight and a newspaper notes lithographs capture the performers. Proceeds fund distribution of high quality literature for summer tourists and Muskogee globe trotters worldwide.
Local government considers reducing city mills to ease school funding, with Mayor McGarr proposing a five mill levy cut aided by anticipated reductions in other levies. Commissioners weigh impact on property taxes and sinking funds as they balance school needs and city expenses.
Putta Oklahoma reports the Horseshoe Lake Outing club purchasing eighty acres east of Welch to develop a clubhouse for fishing and hunting. Officers chosen last night include O.T. Roberts of Welch president F S E Amos of Vinita secretary E N Williamson Paul Matkey and C J Howell as directors.
A reader touts Doans Kidney Pills as a cure for backache frequent with kidney trouble. The testimonial states the pills removed back soreness after locomotive vibrations and claims no recurrence of kidney issues. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo is cited as US agents and the ad urges remembering the Doans name.
A stray cat found shelter among alleyways and shops, adapting to daily bustle. Residents report the feline keeps a low profile, avoiding crowds while navigating narrow lanes and sunlit doorways with calm ease.
An unintelligible OCR fragment mentions names and items such as Krew and teeth, with scattered words like painless and old crowns. The readable text hints at a dated newspaper snippet possibly about dental topics or a theatrical refrain, but lacks coherent context or clear entities to identify.
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