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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
6
A pamphlet by Seth W. Shoemaker advises that winter feeding plans for poultry must encourage activity. Hens kept indoors should be made to exercise, while those at liberty should be encouraged to run. A full grain meal at night helps satisfy hunger and sustain egg production, and crop checks after roosting gauge feeding adequacy.
The Perry area roads are in good condition with two new concrete culverts north of the city on the Blackwell road. A large culvert north of town is finished after grade work and creek realignment to prevent washouts. Oil field lanes remain rough but receive county attention. bridges and culverts countywide are improving.
Seed oats offered by E J Miller Grain Co with a large supply of Choice Red Texas Seed Oats thoroughly cleaned at 75 cents per bushel. Customers urged to place orders early.
Burglars broke into the Arcade Pool Hall after closing Saturday, escaping with over $60 in cash and checks kept in a cigar box among cigar stock. Entrance gained through a rear window via the night lock. owner Henry Pease hopes to recover the box and checks for fingerprints.
Two men arrived at Sanford Drug Store and parked when a burst of flame issued from the engine hood of a Ford touring car. The owner struggled to extinguish the blaze before the fire department extinguished it with a chemical. Clyde Smelser and family and W. B. Smelser relocated to Grand Rendle Oregon last Thursday.
The fine concrete garage at the corner of Seventh Street is taking shape with frame walls in place and materials on site. A plate glass front and offices will complement a dome roof braced by heavy steel beams, eliminating center columns for easy car access. H. Donahue traveled to Marshall on Tucker & Donahue business.
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