Fourth of July Celebration and Local Improvements in Checotah
Friday June 29 1917 notices advertise Wagoner and Henrietta inviting Checotah citizens to a Fourth of July event and Red Cross support. Local business owners pledge trade value while work proceeds on a new water works system promising an ample supply. City paving bonds aim to remediate defects and speed repairs across Checotah.
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Checotak
Patriotism drives local buying to keep money in town
The speaker urges residents to buy at home and keep money circulating locally. Local dealers can show patriotism by maintaining low prices, as every small action helps.
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Cat
Liberty Loan Bond Club
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Notice of Horses
Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 48 a m communion at 11 am preaching at 815 on The Law of Influence. Senior league meets at 730 led by Arthur Chatfield. Special welcome to strangers. One mare and yearling colt missing near Clero tah 6 miles south. bay mare aged and colt sorrel yearling. owner may claim by proving property and paying expenses. 3t J L Buckadaster
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Arthur Chatfield
W. Lyles Blackmirn
Paaster
My Place
Clerotah
Lost two year old Jersey heifer near Checotah east
A red and white spotted two year old Jersey heifer strayed from a place nine miles east of Checotah around early June. She has a small ear notch on the right ear. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to her recovery. Contact J. Myers, Route 1, Checotah.
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Checotah
J. ('. Myers
State Bank of Oklahoma financial affidavit 1917
E M Bill cashier swears the statement is true to the best knowledge. Notary public AGE Taylor attests the document dated June 28, 1917. Directors Jackson Thorpeon Walter Long signatories and commissioners’ details appear in the affidavit.
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State OF
Oklahoma
McIntosh
E. M. Bill
B. M. Hill
A. C. Naron
Jackson
Thorhpeon
Walter
Long
Taylor
Improved Quality of Eggs by Breed Selection
T B Quisenberry argues for selective incubation to improve egg quality. Choose eggs matching desired color and size, exclude tinted shells, ensure two ounce weight and perfect shape, mate with hens laying the same egg type, then repeat yearly to reduce culling and raise firsts. Breeding hens preferred for larger eggs and better spring breeding readiness.
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T. B. Quisenberry
Missouri
Small Eggs Predict Poor Chicks, Says Breeder Advice
A breeder warns against sending or accepting eggs under two ounces as they yield weak vitality. Small, misshapen eggs lead to poor chick development and buyers have grounds to expect substandard results.
Properly Handling Young Chicks After Incubator Use
Advice on transferring newly hatched chicks to a warmer storage area without chilling. Use a basket with a woolen or burlap cover or a small wooden box as a carrier. Keep brooder temperature close to incubator levels, about 98 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and gradually lower the heat weekly to prevent losses.
Local Druggist Praises Quick Buckthorn Remedy
Local druggist hails Adler ika mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients as an appendicitis preventative. A single spoonful purportedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation. Sold by T. D. Knnseley. For Rent two rooms suitable for light housekeeping listed by Mas Po depaser.
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T. D. Knnseley
Ap Iy
Po Depaser
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by FR. Tressey
Richmond Kentucky writes that Chamberlain's Tablets are a wonder. They never sold anything that beats them for indigestion or constipation. When troubled, give them a trial.
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Chamberlain
Tressey Richmond
Poultry and Produce Wanted at Farmers Market House
Poultry and produce offered for sale with high market price on day of arrival. Hens 15 cents per pound Springs 20 cents per pound Old game 20 cents each Gnines 15 cents each Ducks 9c per pound Turkeys 13 cents per pound No 1 green hides 17 cents per pound Eggs 25 cents per dozen. Located at old farmers Market House on east side. Phone 11. C G Hood.
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Old Farmers Market House
C.G. Hood
Catarrhal Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflammations of the Eustachian tube and that local applications cannot cure it. Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly acts through the blood, offering a one hundred dollar reward for any case unmet, with circulars and price details.
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Hall
EF. J. Cheney & Company
Toledo
Ohio
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