The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1915 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. VII.
CASHION, KINGFISHER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA^ Till KsUA\. 1AX1 AuY a8.
NO.
r'nnri Ahead Resolution of Eastern Mu
GOOQ limes/ine ^ Again Arenie Chapter is caller
Here are the views of ^iree to extend our sympathy to our
very important men on prosper brothers, Lee and Cassie Wright,
ity—Thomas A. Edison, who at their sad bereavement of their
ter the burning of a $3.°°°>°°° | loss of their dear mother.
Among the dead on inothei
sleeps
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plant is not discouraged; Judge
E H. Gary, chairman of the
"board of directors of the Steel
Trust, and James A. Parrel 1,
president of it and executive over
xjo.ooo workers. lhis is what
Mr. Edison had to say about
worry in connection with the
business conditions: *' Vhon <in\
one talks about vorry lie might
apply my new standard of worry.
Just think of the kaiser now on
the defensive, with nearly 900
miles of battlefront, all told, on
the east and west W hy, the av
erage man s worries sink into in
to insignificance compared to t his
Another standard of disaster is
Belgiurt(—little, gritty Belgium!"
'•I do not expect rapid, but I do
expect steadily sustained improve
ment during 1915," ^lr F rre11
of the Steel .Trust told a Puts
burgh audience. "This country
should be prosperous all the time,"
was the c pinion of Mr. Gary
Her life was rounded true and
well,
And love in bitter sorrow
weeps
Over her dark and silent cell.
Be it further resolved that a
copy of these resolutions be sent
to faniilp and a copy be recorded
by secretary.
Georgia Calhoun,
Mallie Bryant,
Luza Crum, Committee.
If the party who took my lap-
robe from my buggy Saturday
night in Cashion, will bring it to
The Independent office there will
be nothing said about it. I am
informed who the party is that
got it. T. A. Montague. 4°
Smith's sale was well attended
Saturday and the receipts weie
In making your New Y ear's Reso-
lutions don't forget the superior ad-
\ artages you will obtain in pationizing
A Farmers' Institution:
j The First National BanK
! ' of Cashion, Oklahoma.
as tne opiuum j 1 much more than was expecteo.
There should be plenty of work : (jQ not know whether this re-
{ >r all who deserve to have work. isnit was due to the popularity of
Neither the capitalist nor the 1 Horace or the eloquence or Auc
.1 nnr the 1 loliet;r i<jchardsou.
poor man, the employer nor the
c 11 ployee, has good reason fm
discouragement in this eountiv
It remains with us to take ad
vantage of these circumstances
We should become and remain
the leading nation of the world,
financially, industrially, and com-
mercially."
I am handling a fuil line «-1
Farm Implements, Woven hence
Wire, from 26 to 5^ inch, and
furnish tools to put it up
Call on G. T. S TONE.
Have you tried
at Marriotts.
that good Chili
Mr. and Mrs. R. D Hanson
and little son, of Alfalfa, Okla ,
returned to their home Monday,
after spending a few weeks her
n o her, Mrs. Heitn.
Horace Smith and family left
Tuesday for Oklahotna City
Everyone regrets their departure
as they are among the oldest fam
iiies of this city Mr. Smith has
been postmaster of Cashion the
past .-even years or more, every
day of which speaks well to his
credit as a good and faithful pub i brid crevv ,iear p0nca City.
lie official and citizen. Cashion >
italmost as a unit, extend to
him their appreciation of his ser- 1 Mr and Mrs. G. b. Gossett of
vices and wish he and his good j Piedmont, spent Sunday here
family the best of health, happi with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ness and prosperity wherever jj P.Stephens.
they may go. *
Those Ramer's Chocolates at
Marriotts can't be beat.
Jesse Knerin is home again,
after several months7 absence
He has been working with a
Don't forget—Presh Bread ev
e-y day at Marriotts.
Amos Marriott came home from
.arnar, Colorado, Saturday
!1
| visit home folks,
a great place.
:>ays
Lamar is
Mrs. Nellie Breen. of i'opcua, 1
and Mrs Df'sy MacElw.ii . ~>f j
Oklahoma City, were guest? of
Mrs. Benfer and family last week.
On Mrs. MacElwains return to
the City Isabelle Frye accompan
ied her as far as Guthrie wi er«
she will visit friends a few da s
Mrs; Will Webb returned Sun-
day from Berwyn, where she had
been several weeks visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Smith, of Guthrie, was
here the first of the week visit-
in£ Mrs Bertha Hemmer.
I The farmers' State BanK
\ Of Cashion, Okla.
We are not the people who put the "farm" in
Farming However,
We have a notion that we organized and art
hi ill „p«i alius the -Fir*!" Farmer* Hank
in Cashion. ,
We dQ not expect to change our methods for j
j your Harvest Money as we are at your service the
I YEAR AROUND, it ins# in ins a< our work
\ until VOI St Bunking needs are supplied.
\ We build on our efficient Banking Service and
* Safety. ...
SERVICE and SAFETY is our invariable pnn-
ciple. ...
If some important business slips your mind dUi-
ing your hard working day, phone us in the^ evening
at No. 17, 20-or 37, it will receive immediate and
cheerful attention,
$ On approved security we are al ways ready
to loan money. _
DIRECTORS:
W A. CL1FT T. G. ABERCROMB1L
P. T. BEUTLER
MELVILLE CARTER AVERY B. WIGHT
i—:
= Phone 38. Ss
1
I have pVinty o' 6-inch stay wovon
f G. T. STONE.
Gen Hessler has built a nun
big barn on h~s farm just south
west of Cashion, which is known
as the Casselman farm.
Vr and Mrs. Klmer Clift came
out from Guthrie to spend Sun
dav with relatives.
B"IHL ]£V/
JEfjt £' 5*
Ployd Ralston
from Brittain.
is back again
Houston Lumber Co npany
ZETT CATT, Mgr.
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Barnard, W. F. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1915, newspaper, January 28, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107225/m1/1/: accessed May 14, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.