Men’s Suits at One-Third Regular Price Specials
Good suits and overcoats from the Kuppenheimer line offered at about one third of regular price. If you want a cheap suit, see these specials.
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Kuppenheimer
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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
8
Community clubs hold meetings and poultry shows across town
Elm Grove hosts fruit lesson and tie dye demonstration with Mrs. Gilbert Cook. Black Bear and Loyal Women clubs meet at homes with small attendance and improving plans. Oak Hill hosts a school poultry show with 27 chickens and eight varieties, plus a junior club electing officers. Banner Rose becomes Banner Star with new officers. Hope schoolhouse starts a new club with officers. Fairview Workers report 21 chickens and seven varieties. Ralph Odenwald presents a month report on 20 buff orpingtons. Upcoming events note Co P club elections January 26 and advisory board meetings January 28. Hunter Community club to meet February 1 for poultry discussion. open dates offered for visits to explain work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove Community Club
Gilbert Cook
Black Bear Club
Mary Gangler
Loyal
Oak Hill School
Ethel Corbet
Clarence Stephens
Georgia Stephens
Banner Rose Club
Banner Star
Arlee Wallace
Sylvester Holderman
Grace
Fairview
Ralph Odenwald
Co. P
Hunter Community Club
John Brand
Crowder Family Celebrates Grandson Arrival in Oklahoma
M. L. Crowder reports the arrival of another grandson last Friday and praises his parents Mrs. J. B. Webster as the proudest couple in Oklahoma. Grandma Crowder plans to travel Saturday morning to Kiefer to check on the young man.
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M. L. Crowder
J. B. Webster
Oklahoma
Grandma Crowder
Kiefer
Best Carbon Sheets for Any Size at Sentinel Office
Sentinel Office advertises carbon sheets available in any size. Customers can order custom dimensions to fit desks, drawing boards, or project setups. Prices and delivery terms not specified in the brief ad.
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Sentinel Office
Feed Feed Seed Oats Advertisement by Miller Grain Co
Feed and seed ad promoting own manufactured chops, cotton seed meal cake and tankage, mixed poultry and dairy feeds, and re cleaned Red Texas Seed Oats at 75 cents per bushel. E J Miller Grain Co.
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E. J. Miller Grain CO
Mrs. O. L. Hamm Narrowly Survives Gas Fumes
Mrs. O. L. Hamm of Guthrie endured a near fatal gas incident at her home on Thursday while talking on the telephone. A neighbor found her unconscious on the floor as a physician treated her for two hours before she regained consciousness. A separate note indicates the City Drug Store shipped a complete radio set to a Wichita Falls customer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Hamm
Guthrie
The
City Drug Store
Wichita Falls
Tex
Want Ads Now Easier and Cheaper in the Sentinel
Readers are urged to place Want Ads in the Sentinel for easy, inexpensive notices. The message highlights simplicity and affordability, encouraging quick submissions.
Marshall Band Receives New Uniforms
The Marshall Band unveiled blue black broadcloth uniforms with braid and a Major hat and baton. New Drum Major "Dad" Meyering joins the group, now claiming the tallest reach with his eight foot three inch height explanations. The band plans a Friday parade around the square in the new attire. Bill of Sale blanks offered at the Sentinel Office.
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Marshall Band
Dad” Meyering
Dad
Choice Red Texas Seed Oats for Sale at 75c
75c per bushel thoroughly cleaned oats offered by E. J. Miller Grain Co. Order early. Ottawa visitor W. C. Galloway, son-in-law of W. C. Fallis, may consider relocating here. Try a Want Ad to sell it.
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Texas
W. C. Galloway
Ottawa
Kan
W. C. Fallis
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