07 Nov 1912
Page 4
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Newspaper
Standard Sentinel
Location
Stilwell, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
4
The column notes D B Collums editor and owner and reports on changes at the Stilwell Oklahoma railroad office with Mr Finch promoted to agent. It condemns the closure of the John Scott farm section line as an injustice harming Peavine residents and calls for reopening the issue under public highway law.
A brief fragment presents archaic lines about prayer and demands. The text hints at a speaker urging a proper spirit and readiness, with bidirectional addresses that imply ritual or moral exhortation.
A fragmentary note cites a phrase from a pledge and prompts discussion about its origins and meaning. Researchers and local historians weigh whether the wording reflects a past oath or a ceremonial greeting within a community group.
An offer from Hughes and Alberty promises customers a five percent return on their purchases through January 1, 1918. Shoppers pay 95 cents per dollar while keeping 5 cents as profit, with goods priced to compete with any local store. Sugar, soap, and matches are listed at low prices to attract buyers.
A letter urges Kansas City Southern to upgrade the depot and remove excess track. The author recalls past freight rate issues and calls for city action at Division Street, asking for a new waiting room and better accommodations. Enforcement of crossing train cuts and prompt company compliance are requested.
A rental listing offers about 50 acres 2 1 2 miles southeast of Wauhillau Oklahoma with two house sets, springs, lots and barns, water in the lots, and level good land. Rent cheap for cash. Write WYLY E THORNTON STILWELL OKLA.
Mrs. Mary N Moore died early Saturday at age 82 from age related illnesses. She was buried Sunday at New Hope Cemetery after a funeral led by Rev. J. L. Brown. A longtime Georgia migrant, she leaves a husband, three children and many relatives. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved husband and family.
Notice offers to purchase 100 bushels of Whipperwill peas at $1.50 per bushel delivered at a store, cash or trade. R. B. Worsham also seeks to buy a carload of orn and will pay 40 cents per bushel delivered in the car. W. L. Cowart invites contact.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church announce an exchange event on Wednesday before Thanksgiving. They will offer a complete Thanksgiving dinner and invite those seeking special items to call Mother Robinson. Details to be announced. Free government land information is advertised by HW Unger in Kansas City Missouri.
James Carroll of Belton Texas aged 386 and Mrs Lillie Burr of Stilwell aged 39 united in holy matrimony at the bride’s residence last Friday at 4 30 pm. They will reside here and pursue a long and happy married life.
W P Fay the marrying justice united Lee Hallmark aged 25 and Ada Walkingstick aged 21 both of Stilwell in a Monday afternoon ceremony at his office They are well known locally and will live at Watts in this county The couple will visit Holleman s Wagon and Carriage Works for wagon and carriage work automotive painting furniture upholstery and repairs Blacksmithing and horseshoeing are offered at 80 cents to 1 dollar
In Adair County Oklahoma guardianship of Thomas Hubbard minor. Dan Hubbard guardian petitions to sell ward’s real estate for stated reasons. Hearing set for November 22 1912 at 10 o clock a m. Notice required to next of kin and interested parties. Copy of order to be published in Standard Sentinel Stilwell Oklahoma and posted in three public Adair County places fourteen days prior. Mail copies to kin when addresses known. Dated October 29 1912 seal W A Corley County Judge W P Harris Attorney for Guardian 10-31-81
A somber verse reflects a family’s mourning after laying to rest a loved wife and mother in Piney cemetery. The poem titled The Absent One contrasts table side gatherings with the ache of absence, ending with faith that the Heavenly Father does what is best. It portrays memory, longing, and solace in faith during sorrow.
Five room residence in north part of town with good well water and small barn. Includes garden with bearing peach and pear trees and grapes. Close to school. For details, contact W. R. Moore, Stilwell, Oklahoma. Date 9 10 1:2tf.
Advertising note promises free aluminum cooking utensils and tickets in exchange for trade or business ads. Fragmentary text hints at promotional medium and solicitation of customers.
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