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Caddo Co. OK - Newspaper
Anadarko Tribune 1920
Submitted By Sandy Miller
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newspaper article from Dale Talkington

The Anadarko Tribune
September 02, 1920

Roster G.A.R. Veterans
Blue and Gray Assn, 1920

Daniel Murphy, troop A, 2 Mo. Cav., Hydro; age 76
Wm. H. Hart, troop I, 7 Mo. Cav., M.S.M. Hydro: age 77
Harmon Seifert, Co. F, 77 Ill. Inf., Hydro; age 77
B.R. Pedigo, Co. H, 21 Ky. Inf., Bridgeport; age 79
G.B. Stoner, Co. B, 57 Ill. Vet. Vol., soldiers' home; age 79
W.F. Means, Co. A, 13 Va. If., Willard, Ohio; age 77
D.L. Buchanan, Co. G, 148 Ill. Inf., Cogar; age 76
S. Finley, Co. A, 25 Ala. Inf. Marietta; age 103
B.D. Tilton, Co. F, 63 Ohio Vet. Vol. Inf., Hinton; age 76
B.L. Means, Co. B, 7 W.Va. Inf., Hinton; age 79
J.W. Kerr, Co. F, 1 Ala. Brig., 7 Reg., Bridgeport; age 75
J. L. Davis, troop D, 8 Ky. Cav., Binger; age 74
J. H. Pitts, troop E, 4 Ark. Cav., Weatherford; age 74
W. M. Reddick, Co. G, 1 Ohio V.C., Lookeba; age 81
J. C. Byford, troop I, 8 Mo. Vol. Cav., Binger; age 77
G. N. Miller, Co. B, 44 Ia. Inf., Cedar Dale; age 75
R.O. Brooks, Co. D, 150 Ind. Inf., Gracemont; age 76
John P. Logan, troop A, 1 Ky. Cav., Bridgeport; 76
Albert Ray (colored), Co. G, 44 Ala. Inf., Hinton; age 77
Pleas. Thomas (colored), Co. H, U.S.C.I., Lookeba; age 73
Chas. W. Graham (colored), Co. K, 23 U.S.C.I., Lookeba; age 77
W. M. Ryan, Co. C, 7 Ala., Poland's Reg., Bridgeport; age 74
G. D. Bennett, Co. G, Wis. Light Art, Soldiers' Home; age 80
H. D. Pruett, Co. F, 11 Mo. Inf., Hinton; age 71
R.W. Morgan, Co. B, 58 Ind. Inf., Perry; age 77
W.H. Fulton, Co. K, 39 Mo. Inf., Bridgeport; age 77
Joe Callaway, troops A-E, 13 Ind. Cav., Hinton; age 74
John F. Reagan, Co. K, McRae's Brig., Craund Reg., Hinton; age 74
E. Hiatt, Co. E, 47 Ia. Vol. Inf., Edmond; age 76
J. R. Fence, Co. B, 36 Ia. Inf., Soldiers' Home; age 75
G.W. Knapp, Co. C, 1 Ind. Cav., Lookeba; age 73
Marion Cackler, Co. G, 1st Batt. 18th. U.S.A. Inf., Hinton; age 76
G. M. Gabehart, troop H, 1st Ky. Cav., Binger; age 76
Leopold Schies, troop F, 4th Mo. Cav., Soldiers' Home; age 74
M. A. Leedom, Co. I, 1st Reg. O. Vol., Soldiers' Home; age 75
Adam Tustison, Co. H, 123 O. Vol., (drummer), Hinton; age 78
C.W. Sherwood, Co. G, 17 Ind. Mt. Inf., Enid; age 75
L.G. Petham, troop L, 11 Ill. Cav., Arkansas City, Ks.; age 83
A. M. Ballou, Co. B, 88 Ill. Inf., Hinton; age 78
G. B. Mauk, Co. F, 123 Ill. Wilder's Brig., Dodge, Ks.; age 74
J. L. Hanan, Co. B, 36 Wis. Inf., Geary; age 75
W. S. Tilton, troop H, 9 Iowa Cav., Anadarko; age 72
John Snider, Co. D, 118 Ill. Vol. Inf., Geary; age 78
M.V. Truman, Co. D, 21 Ia. Inf., Wichita, Ks.; age 84
F.E. Allen, troop D, 15 N.Y. Cav., Bridgeport; age 74
Total enrollment, 45
Total age, 3457
Average age, 77

IN MEMORIAM
Marvin J. Lightner

Notice of whose death appeared in these columns last week, was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Lightner, living eight miles south of Anadarko. He
was born October 12, 1919 and died August 25, 1920. His remains were
buried in the Anadarko cemetery, Aug. 26, preceded by a touching sermon
at the grave by Rev. W.E. Robinson. Mrs. E.W. Jones, a sister of Mrs.
Lightner's, called on the Tribune last Saturday, and, in terms of love
and highest esteem for their neighbors told us how kind and considerate
they had been in extending aid and sympathy to the Lightner family. She
accentuated the wealth of beautiful flowers which were brought by them
on the occasion of the funeral services. Mrs. Jones requested that the
Tribune print a
Card of Thanks
Covering the foregoing points and stating how grateful the relatives of
the little one who has passed away are for these manifestations of love
and sympathy. This is one herewith. The Card of Thanks is signed by
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Lightner; Marvin's Brothers, Ray, Roy and  Eddie; the
children's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Sherritt; and Mr. and Mrs.
E.W. Jones.

The Anadarko Tribune
H.M. Tilton and Tate Tilton, Editors and Props.
W.S. Tilton, Associate Editor

REPUBLICAN TICKET
For President---Warren G. Harding
For Vice President---Calvin Coolidge
U.S.  Senator --- J. W. Harreld
Congressman, Sixth Distict---L. M. Gensman
State Senator---J.W. Thomason
Representatives---Tom F. Cummings and Tom C. Ottinger

County
county judge---C.B. Case
county attorney---M. Bristow
county superintendent---D.M. Scism
county treasurer---G.H. Forbess
sheriff---Joshua R. Cox
court clerk---Guy R. Gillett
county weigher---S.F. Robohn
county clerk---J.M. Clifford
county assessor---L. E. Duvall
county surveyor---M.E. Monsell
Commissioners:
1st dist.---Herb Scarth
2nd. dist.---John T. Blackmore
3rd. dist.---D.C. Nixon

City
justice of the peace---R.K Robinson and H.A. Arends
constable---Harry Nichols

AGRICULTURAL NOTES
(by Miss Vera Miller, Home Demonstration Agent)

Mr. I.E. NUTTER returned Saturday from Stillwater, where he spent a week
at the Farm Congress.

Since the fair catalogs are out, we hope every club boy and girl will
make a special effort to go over the club list carefully and exhibit the
very best of this year's work.

Co. Supt. Scism and L.L. West were attending sessions of the
Farm-Congress at Stillwater the first of last week. Ed Reger of Hydro
was among other Caddo county visitors.

Miss Vera Miller returned Monday from the A&M College, where she took a
course in special features of Home Demonstration work. This consisted of
plans for fall and winter work for clubs, fair exhibits, and judging of
fair exhibits, rural-home improvement, utilization of dairy products,
rural sanitation and other ery interesting features of Agricultural
Extension  work.

Binger district fair will be held Sept. 1st to 3rd. A very good exhibit
is expected.


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