No Trespassing Warning on Farm Premises by Van Smith
Van Smith warns all parties that trespassing and hunting are forbidden on his farm and that trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Newspaper
Haskell News
Location
Haskell, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
7
Van Smith warns all parties that trespassing and hunting are forbidden on his farm and that trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
L A Sarnhill visited Muskogee on business. N E Hester from Poteau spent Sunday visiting relatives. Marion Moss and Ernest McLemore took Tuesday in Muskogee. R G Stone and E H Dunlap conducted business in Muskogee Wednesday. Mr and Mrs R G Stone also visited Muskogee Tuesday. Jesse Graniger arrived Sunday from Okmulgee. Mrs Gladys Brown visited friends in Muskogee Tuesday. Hyter B Goodman visited Tulsa on business Monday. Mr and Mrs A J Englert were in Muskogee Wednesday. Mrs R V Glover spent Wednesday in Muskogee. Mr and Mrs George W Knight were in Muskogee Wednesday. Mr and Mrs R T Olson and Mr and Mrs Frank Carding spent Sunday in Muskogee.
Various residents and visitors are listed with Muskogee and nearby towns references. names include Kathryn Englert Ethel Criswell Claude Knight Paul Loy A. J. Englert H. C. Neptune N. Lambertson Carr Peterson C. T. Wilson B. E. Dustin Ben D. Marr Ruby Hall E. H. Locker Stella Harvey Amber Jim Allen Myrtle Shankey Lena Vanhorn Nannie Liming and family connections with trips to Muskogee Drumright Porum Bigheart and Okmulgee.
Notice to all concerned that I will not be responsible for any accounts or debts except those made by me personally. This statement by H. C. Neptune.
H. W. Crock, a local livestock dealer, shipped a carload of hogs to the Fort Worth market on Wednesday. He says the hogs were purchased at 1914 prices and sold accordingly.
Miss Ruby Mabry county home demonstration agent will show homemade dress forms at Haskell High School in the domestic science department. Beans will be cooked in a steam pressure cooker and served. Time 1 30 P M December 18. Also note the state poultry show at Muskogee December 8 to 14 and the tuberculosis seals drive.
A lost Spitz with one black eye and one pink eye answers to Lad die. Notify W. B. Mitchell and rewards offered for recovery.
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