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A Good Man for the Office,Frank A. Spencer is out for constable in township No. II, Kange, *25, which is just west of the one in which Muldrow is located. Mr. Spencer is a Democrat and is a-k-hig for the nomination at the hands of Ins party, lie is a native of Missouri, a self-made man, for lie does not n member of having seen his father, who died while the son was very small. Mr.Spencer came from Crawford county, Ark., to this part of the Cherokee nation seven years ago. He is now living on one of A. P. Seabolt’s farms in the Black Jack neighborhood. If the people want a man whe will dis charge the duties of constable, without fear or lavova, Mr. Spencer says he can promise them that he is the man. This is liis platform. lie has the following strong, endorsement from his former neighbors:Cedarville, Crawford County, Ark.* February, 26th, 1907, —We the undersigned citizens of Crawford County beg to say, that we are personally acquainted with Frank A. Spei.ser a prior citizen of this county, that we know him to be a true and loyal Democrat, that he was also elected constable of Cedar ville township and served us with credit to* hhnself and the people, and should the voters of bis township in Sequoyah county, Indian Territory, or what may be the stale of Oklahoma, cast their votes forParties desiring to post their land against cutting wood, hunting nr , trespassing, can get suitable cards at the Press office at ‘25 cents per dozen.Mayor W. O. Bruton ami Ben S.*Walker attend a meetiug of Masonic lodge in Gang last Wednesday night.A. P. Seabolt, who is a breeder of thoroughbred stock, added to his tine herd of hogs, last Tuesday a pedigreed Polaml-China brood sow which is one of the best we have ever seen.■J F. Blackmon,.the machine man and one of the best rustlers in all this part of the country, got so far out in the country the other day that he was compelled to spend the night with one of his farmer friend. John is one of those fellows that does tilings on the spue of the moment and on occasi ns accused of being absent minded. The following will verify both assertions. About 2:80 a. in., on the night above mentioned, Mr. Blackmon was suddenly awakened by a violent ringing of what he thought, in his sleepy state, to be the telephone in his home residence. Bounding out of bed, falling over a chair, stepping on a big John Henry cat and barking his shins on some dogirciis, he reached the mantle over the tire place and yelled “hello! hello!! hello!!! before he realized that he wa v talking into the face of an alarm clock.
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Muldrow Press
Muldrow, Oklahoma, US
Fri, Mar 15, 1907
Page 6
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