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Newspaper

Checotah Times

Location

Checotah, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

Page

2

High Sheriffs Endorse Tanlac Across Southern States

Four leading sheriffs from Georgia Arkansas Texas and related regions publicly back Tanlac. Ex-sheriff C W Mangum of Fulton County Atlanta credits Tanlac with restoring health after nervous weariness and digestive discomfort. Ex-sheriff Chas I Lewis of Marion Arkansas notes his wife and friends also benefitting, with improved appetite and sleep. Ex-sheriff Archie R Anderson of Harris County Houston reports relief from belching bloating and neuralgic pain after starting Tanlac. Ex-sheriff S A Kelley of Odessa Texas says two bottles improved appetite rheumatic pain and energy.

Mangum Atlanta, Ga Anderson Houston Tex Lewis Marion, Ark Kelley Odessa Tanlac C. W. Mangum Fulton County Georgia Atlanta Chas. I. Lewis Crittenden County Marion Arkansas Archie R. Anderson Harris County Texas Adv

Crimson Gulch Goes Dry Changes Town’s Joy and Grief

In Crimson Gulch the mood shifts with prohibition. Broncho Bob notes fewer frolics and funerals as the town adapts to the dry era. The exchange hints at broader social change shaping daily life and sentiments.

Crimson Gulch Broncho Bob

Sunday in My Week Unbeknownst to Child

A child named Helen, a Sunday school enthusiast, fell ill and her family hid the fact that a Sunday had passed in her week. The ruse collapsed when she exclaimed that a Sunday had not been placed in her week, revealing the secret across the family.

Helen Mss Family Council Indianapolis News

Boschee's German Syrup Ad in 19th Century Ad Broadsheet

An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for colds and lung trouble claiming fifty years of use. It promises relief and a good night's sleep with morning easy expectoration and notes sale by druggists in 25 and 75 cent bottles. Also includes a brief joke about a wearisome lecturer listing Bligging as patriotism.

Boschee

Editor Accused Poet of Plagiarizing Poems

A reader accuses the editor of stealing six poems and mocks the editor as likely to write poetry himself. The remark frames suspicion and public admonition toward the editor for alleged plagiarism.

Renovine Heart Tonic Ad Promotes Safety Claim

An advertisement urges readers not to gamble with heart health and to use Renovine a heart and nerve tonic priced 50c and 1.00. The clipping notes Cameo cutting as a recently introduced antique occupation in the United States.

Femeo United States

Not the Right Kind. I have an option on some town lots

A brief exchange suggests concerns over a local land deal as one party comments on holding an option on town lots while another quips about a possible local option. The line hints at local development and political nuance surrounding land use.

Pussy willow buds expand when kept in water in a jar indoors

The note explains that pussy willow buds begin to swell quickly if placed in a jar with water inside a house. It highlights the plant’s sensitivity to indoor warmth and suggests a simple vase setup for visible growth.

Statewide News Events and Bank Fraud Trials

Oklahoma banks shrink by about 42 banks with losses near 70000 as Charles K. Boardman reports after a Houston forgery probe led to the arrest of J Dawson Mathews and H R Evans. Mathews is jailed in Stillwater, Evans in Ada, while Oklahoma City attorneys Garnett and Bland face charges tied to the trust scheme.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Charles K. Boardman State Bankers’ Association Houston Texas J. Dawson Mathews H. R. Evans Commonwealth Trust Company of Mathews Evans Beaumont Stillwater Ada Charles H. Garnett W. F. Bland Trust Company Colorado Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Boardman Commonwealth Trust Company Texas Attorney General’s Office

Deserters Ordered on Company Rolls by Oklahoma Guard

Fort Sill report states over thirty men of the First Oklahoma regiment who enlisted before Wilson's March 31 call have not reported to their units. They are listed as deserters with a $50 War Department bounty and statewide manhunt urged by Oklahoma sheriffs. Colonel Hoffman calls desertion in wartime a capital crime.

Fort Sill First Oklahoma Regiment Oklahoma National Guard Wilson Roy Hoffman First Oklahoma Oklahoma War Department Hoffman

$8 000 000 Oil Deal Across Oklahoma Kansas

Toledo reports Paragon Oil Refining Co closes an $8 million plus deal to gain majority control of oil lands leases and wells in Oklahoma with 3 000 barrels daily production. J W Gilliland of Tulsa to become president of the new Paragon Oil Co of Oklahoma via Kansas. A Ulsh likely to be VP. Clinton hosts four county industrial section formation to boost food production with seed labor and supplies aid. Canton high school boys organized into an industrial brigade.

Toledo Ohio Oklahoma Kansas Paragon Oil Refining Company Paragon Company J. W. Gilliland Tulsa Gilliland A. Ulsh Paragon Oil Company of Clinton E. D. Foster Oklahoma Bankers’ Association Custer County Canton High

Cherokee Leads In Thirteenth Inter Scholastic Meet At OU

Cherokee tops Class A with 34 points and Hennessey wins Class B with 33 as Bradley of Cherokee earns five firsts plus all round, setting records in 120 yd high hurdles and 220 yd hurdles. Drumright claims baseball title. Hugo’s Darrough dominates singles tennis. girls and art contests feature numerous Oklahoma City and Norman competitors. Two hundred school men attend the high school conference on secondary education issues.

Norman Cherokee Hennessey University of Oklahoma Bradley McGee Wilson Medaford Hugo Oklahoma City Enid Medford Cordell Cliffton Duncan McAleater Mountain View Woodward Dewey Bartlesville Billings Madid Anadarko Prague Blackwell Byron Port Ryan Perry Ingersoll Marshall Jet Pond Creek Kingston Elgin Snyder Drumright Wayne Anhouse Darrough Paul Darrough Bronaugh Misses Fuehner Weesner Marie Morgan Thelma Roe Guthrie Esther Bruce Plano Margaret Stump Josephine Wyatt Ruth Sexton Vinita Gladys Hague Ann Roe John D. Jeffers Orrin McDonald Carl Thomas Tulsa High School Tulsa Louella Wynn Vera Moody Pauline Greenshields Joe Graham Walter Mary Ellen Cochran Wynnewood Kenneth Corwin Helen Inakeep Edna Dalton Hroken Arrow Freda Peck Little Neal John Beland Chuthrie Clarence Willison Elk City Tulea Powca City Sulphur H. K. Birde Kristine Klostermeyer Harold Roke Paul Hotter Blackwall van Sparks Pauls Valley Oklahoma

SMU bishops announce 1917 18 assignments

Nashville Tennessee report lists 1917 18 assignments for the college of bishops of the Southern Methodist church. Included are Bishop Morrison assigned to West Oklahoma Clinton on October 31 and Bishop Mouton assigned to East Oklahoma Durant on November 7.

Nashville Tenn College of Bishops of The Southern Methodist Church Morrison West Oklahoma Clinton Mouton East Olahoma Durant

Mrs Martin Cross Killed in Enid Car Crash

In Enid two miles south an automobile accident killed Mrs Martin Cross instantly. Her husband Martin Cross a traveling salesman and their two sons aged 5 and 7 were in the car. the boys were only slightly hurt. The cause is unknown but suspected to involve a dog. Mrs Cross was found beneath the vehicle and is presumed dead. Martin Cross remains unconscious.

Enid Martin Cross Heid Here Cross

Tick Quarrel Is Settled In Oklahoma Cooperation

State board of agriculture and federal animal industry will cooperate to eradicate fever ticks in Oklahoma and later tackle hog cholera and tuberculosis. Announcement came after a conference between President Frank M. Gault, board of agriculture, and Dr. John R. Mohler, chief of the federal department of animal industry.

Stillwater State Board of Agriculture Ferral Department of Animal Industry Oklahoma Frank M. Gault Board of Agriculture John R. Mohler Federal Department of Animal Industry Washington

Madsen to Reform Tulsa Police Bureau

Tulsa welcomes Christ Madsen a former deputy U S marshal to reorganize the police on merit ta bulating records of the force and removing those under a set percentage After completion he will be appointed assistant chief and lead street operations Oklahoma City verdict: not guilty in the La Motte conspiracy case involving Anna Marx La Motte her husband George La Motte and EB Menton over restricted range lands deed alterations at Pawhuska

Tulsa Christ Madsen United States Guthrie Oklahoma City Madsen

Practical Peace Plans

Mr Rafferty asks about peace while Mr Dolan affirms support for peace and urges decisive action to end fighting promptly.

Mr. Rafferty Mr. Dolan

Grove's General Tonic Ad Claim

A vintage ad promotes Grove's Whenever You Need a General Tonic claiming quinine content and tonic benefits. It asserts effects on the liver malaria resistance blood enrichment and overall system buildup for 50 cents.

Grove

Conductor and Passenger Clash as Streetcar Doors Shut

A Milwaukee or Indianapolis streetcar scene reports a conductor urging passengers to move up but a strong voiced passenger replies the door is shut. The brief exchange underscores routine morning transit friction and the bustle of 6 to 6 a.m. streetcar service.

Indianapolis News

Freezone corn lift promises painless removal

A Cincinnati authority says freezone can lift any corn with a few drops, drys instantly, and does not irritate surrounding skin. A small bottle is affordable at drug stores and can be obtained through wholesalers. The ad ends with a jab at ignorant girls who misunderstand a kiss.

Cincinnati Adv

Uncertain Ad Copy on Hair Dye and Lemon Juice Hint

An old advertisement notes that darkening gray hairs with La Creole Hair Dressing can make the user look ten years younger, paired with a tip that warming a lemon slightly before squeezing yields almost twice as much juice.

Blind man seeks guidance as others push him away

A man blind to his own interest encounters numerous people eager to steer him in the opposite direction.

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