Expert dairyman on acquiring quality dairy cows
Oklahoma A and M College expert advises buyers to secure cattle from farmers or breed associations, notes buying in-state for small lots, or traveling out-of-state for larger purchases. Auctions offer quick ownership but risk misrepresentation. Local county agents can guide buyers to reputable sources.
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A. C. Baehr
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Extension Division
A. and
M. College Dairyman
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Latta and Center News Roundup From Oklahoma
Local notes report dry weather and ongoing harvest as farmers near completion of cotton and corn. Church activities remain strong with large crowds at Holiness meetings and Rev. Patterson’s lectures. Latta bic revival ends with baptizing. Betsy Kerr wins state fair trip. other students win prizes and return home.
Stonewall Notices and Changes Highlight Local Happenings
Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs Jim Harris Franks. T G Phillips returned from Weeping Water Nebraska after his father’s illness and death. Stonewall Public Schools delay opening to October 10 due to new building. Baptist church plans a new addition funded by a Wednesday night meeting. Only one gin operates in Stonewall as others fold to losses. Farmers Gin closes. I H Strickland to move to Sulphur Springs Arkansas to run the telephone exchange. his son Olen goes ahead. Discussion over notices in the negro section andWK WK K letters stirs mixed opinions with rumors about who sent them.
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Jim Harris
Franks
T. G. Phillips
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Stonewall Public Schools
The
Baptist Church
Stonewall
Farmers Gin Company
Stonewall Independent Gin Company
Obe Siu
I. H. Strickland
Ark
Olen
Mr. Strickland
Ucved
Ais
Residents Attend Social Event and Poultry Tales
Mrs Maud Hunter and Mrs Judge Bullock hosted six tables of progressive 42 in Lawton district social circle with school board members and wives as guests. Jep Anderson and wife traveled from Lightning Ridge. Andersons poultry stories include seven hens sold for five dollars weighing forty pounds.
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Wayne Heathman
Kennedy
Texas
Maud Hunter
Judge Bullock
Jep Anderson
Lightning Ridge
Anderson
Nichols
Ada News
Baptisms and Visits Highlight Frisco Sunday Scene
Nearly everyone went to Frisco for baptizing Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hice welcome a new baby girl. Mrs Moore's parents visit from Elmore City. Miss Mabel Jones visited Ada friends. William Phillips from Brooken paid relatives here. The Fabers, Mayfields, Murphys welcomed new babies and shared meals with local families.
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Frisco
C. G. Hice
John Murphy
McDaniel
Tupelo
Estelle Parker
Ada Visit and Local Socials Include Ada Trips
Ada Saturday to visit her father W A Leach. Mrs Faber and Mrs Murphy called on Mrs Jones Monday after Mr and Mrs Talent from near Franks were visiting relatives here this weekend. The Truck Growers Association held their regular meeting last Wednesday night. Mrs S B Mayfield and Mrs Carrie Crawford from Stonewall spent Monday with Mrs Frank Mayfield. Mr and Mrs John Sparks had business in Ada Monday. Several people went from here to the circus Tuesday.
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Ada
W. A. Leach
Faber
Murphy
Jones
Talent
Franks
Truck Growers’ Association
S. B. Mayfield
Carrie Crawford
Stonewall
Frank Mayfield
John Sparks
Circus
Francis Herald Briefs Hit By Ku Klux City Lights Incident
Albert Davidson of Springfield shakes hands with locals as a Ku Klux scare on the school grounds turns out to be neighborhood children at play. John Page of Vinita to replace Maurice Mullins in Sapulpa telegraph office. Senior Freshman debate results 1 to ). W. P. Chism and F. W. Bean help Swift and Company consider a Francis cream station. contract with J. E. Roberts to accept agency for Francis.
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the Herald
Albert Davidson
Springfield
John Page
Vinita
Maurice Mullins
Soing
Sapulpa
Page
Dave Watson
Lucy Russell
Herald
W. P. Chism
F. W. Bean
Swift and Company
Oklahoma City
Francis
J E. Roberts
J. E. Roberts Nd Company
Colbert Items Highlight Local Events and Obituaries
School dismisses for two weeks to harvest crops. Miss Emma Revells leads a revival. Bro. Page preached Saturday and Sunday. Bro. Underwood spoke Friday. Prayer meeting drew a good crowd Thursday. Mrs. Richman’s birthday party hosted young folks Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Brumley visited Saturday. Fourth Quarterly Conference set by Methodists for Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Eula Hughes dies. large funeral crowd from Colbert. Fun evening at Earnest home with popcorn balls. attendees listed.
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Colbert
Emma Revells
Page
Baptist County
Wood
Eula Hughes
Earnest
Faye
Flora Conventon
Irma Henry
Ellen
Viola Earnest
John Hyder
Chas
Fred Rushing
Drexal Sales
Luther Winters
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Court Case
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County to Thos E Toney is sued in district court for a contract balance of 712.50 with 6 percent interest after April 1 1921 and costs. Respond by November 18 1921 or judgment will be taken for the sum plus interest and costs. Court Clerk L E Franklin Deputy Clint Miers Broadbent and Rawlings attorneys for the plaintiff.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Said County
D. A. Givens
State of
Oklahoma
Thos E Toney
L. E. Franklin
Clint Miers
Broadbent
Rawlings
Attys
How Better Than Pills Chamberlain's Tablets
The text praises Chamberlain's Tablets as superior to ordinary cathartics and liver pills. They are easier and more pleasant to take, with a gentle effect hardly felt, while they move the bowels and also improve appetite and digestion.
Notice to Contractors for Asher Oklahoma School Building
Sealed bids to build a frame school 36 by 40 feet with cloak rooms and entry 10 by 28 must be received by W. M. Phillips at the Farmers State Bank Asher Oklahoma by October 11 at 32 o clock p m Plans and specs available at the school ground on October 13 1921 or from Phillips A 10 percent bid bond required with bids The board may reject all bids W M Phillips clerk Joint totoc counties 10 6 21w Grace Anderson arrives in city for short visit before continuing trip to Gal ton Texas from Kansas City
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W. M. Phillips
McClain
Pontotoc
Asher
Okla
Farmers State Bank
South Canadian River
Oklahoma
Pontotoc Counties
Do Your Own Thinking Is Advise Of Farmer
Farmer union members are urged to investigate the Farmers and Laborers Reconstructive League formed at Shawnee. The piece warns against hurried political alignment and stresses careful, independent thinking to secure economic justice for farmers and better political conditions. It urges deliberate study before joining any new political organization.
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J. O. McMinn
Farmers Union
Shawnee
Farmers and Laborers Reconstructive League
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Builds Reputation Across Colds
The remedy gains its standing by delivering relief for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough with consistent quality. It is described as pleasant and safe to take and dependable for easing these ailments.
Farmer finds broomcorn a profitable crop near Franks
G. M. Pitt, three miles west of Franks, has for three years grown broom corn and made brooms for sale. This year he planted about four acres with a yield of about a ton per three acres and prices from fifty to one hundred dollars per ton. A ton makes about one thousand light brooms, powered by a belt from his Ford to a home made thresher.
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G. M. Pitt
Franks
Chamberlains Tablets Promoted for Mild Gentle Action
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets as a mild gentle effective laxative that is easy to take and certain to act, claiming they are excellent for use.
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Chamberlain
Mrs Baily Returns Home After Goiter Operation
Mrs. Austin Baily came home from Rochester Minnesota yesterday after an operation for goiter. She is recovering well and glad to be back, she said.
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Austin Baily
Rochester
Minn
Ada Lands Meet of Odd Fellows for 1922
Ada delegates report the 1922 state Odd Fellows and Rebeccas convention will be held in Oklahoma City with about three thousand members present. Petitions from local clubs surged the session and plans for a large entertainment program for visiting members were announced. An exact date is not fixed but likely in early October.
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ADA
ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
Oklahoma City
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Capital City
C. M. Chauncey
Lions
Western Union
Remarkable Record for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The Chamberlain cough remedy has served colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years and continues to grow in favor. It is the standard reliance in thousands of homes and is praised for dependability safety and pleasant taste for children.
Jury Discharged in Cotton Theft Case Against Ira Fish
A district court jury was discharged after no agreement was reached in the state against Ira Fish charged with stealing cotton bales at Stonewall. Judge J W Bolen granted discharge with consent of both lawyers. trial set for next district court session.
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Ira Fish
Stonewall
J. W. Bolen
Four Taken in Vice Raids May Be Bandits
Oklahoma City October 4 four men arrested in police raids were ordered held for investigation in connection with the robbery last Wednesday night of a mail car on Santa Fe train No. 5 near Edmond. Post office inspector C. P. Johnson issued the detention order.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
Edmond
C. P. Johnson
Post Office
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