The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1916 Page: 1 of 10
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CASHION, XIXGF
ISHER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, November 23 .,1
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Cashion vs. Crescent. Emperior Francis
The Crescent Cotton Choppers Joseph Dies.
moved to much tor Coach Norris According to dispatches Francis
Friday afternoon a. Li esc e Toseph Emperior of Austria
When the final score was countei i Hun'.ary died Tuesday night at
Crescent had die long: en' 1 . j o,cloc^ He aScended the throne
Crescent ran much^ better Inter
ference and showed more speed ; ^ ^ abdication of
than when playing on the Cash ^ uncie, Ferdinand
d 1 . .
ion gridiron, cashion show
lack of endurance, that being
more noticeable on account of the
sandy field at Crescent.
848 at the age of nineteen up
the throne
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revolation was in progress at the
time of his ascention, and he
passed away at a time his subje&s
are engaged in the world's great
The football season is closing, est war, after an eventful reign
Thursday the 30th will bring the 0f nearly sixty eight years. Thru
lowering of the curtain on the j out his long reign he has from
final clashes of the 1916 football! his imperial vantage point wit
teams. Cashion has had their j nessed many changes in the na
first football team, it has been a tions of the world. He has saw
success and we hope for a per dynasties rise and fall and repub
manent athletic association. ; lies rise and flourish in their stead
He has reigned thruout the age
Suffragette Social of some of the greatest invention
rhe fuffragettes have lofty mind,, in the history of maukiud He
And are smart as all creation; j has had war at home and aoroad,
They can j^ive the men =ome pointers been defeated, $nd won. He
On how to run this nation. dictated the ultimatum to Serbia
Don't miss their celebrated meeting jn ig,4 which piecipitateu the
At Bawn tiaitmex* Wednesday nght, gr.fe-ar-European war.
For they're a bunch of orators, many troubles as a ruler
And a mighty handsome signt. 1
Given by the Royal Neighbors
1 begin with he married contiar;
and Rebekah's Wednesday even
mg, Nov. 29, at <S o clock,
mission 10c. Refreshments
1 to the wishes of his mother, and
Ad I . r J of
ser
ved by the Suffragette's husbands
his wife never found welcome at
the court, which caused an es-
trangement. His only brother,
" " j Maximilian was killed in Mexico
Frymire'S Sale after trying ^o set up a monarchy
Postponed in the new world. A neice was
• 1 • T„pcrbv burned to death in Vienna; a sis
On account of the ™ ^ ^' ter met the same fate in Paris
p w Frvmire postponed nis saie
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until next Tuesday, Nov. 28th.
Mr. Blair has joined in with him
and their bill is in this issue, of
the Independent. They will also
have a shooting match on the sale
grounds beginning at 9 o'clock
and lasting until sale time. There
and a cousin committed suicide
by drowning and then in. 1889 the
imperial prince, Rudolph, either
committed suicide or was murder
ed, and again the same year Arch
duke Johann Salvator, who was
next in line to tne throne after
and lasting nntu sale time. . ue.e r disappear
win be forty five geese and eight ^ in hear(1 of
turkeys. Better take your gun
and ammunition with you and
jret your Thanksgiven dinner.
You can make no mistake in
patronizing an institution that
is
OK'd-by
UNCLE SAM
Being a member of the Federal
Reserve System we are always
prepared to take care of your
interests.
First National Bank
1 were not his only sorrows. To 5
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Considerable excitement regard
ing the oil situation around here
has beet; in evidence for the past
few weeks. A majority of the
farmers are leasing their land,
the lessees paying from $160 per
quarter up. Most everyone feels
that there is oil under the ground
here and there has been consider
able talk of forming a local com-
pany and putting a hole down.
As yet no definite steps have been
ta*en in this direftion, but the
situation keeps warming up and
likely before long someone will
take the lead and organize a com
pany to put down a test hole.
In 1898 his wife, tho enstranged
from him, was stabbed to death
at Geneva, and beginning the fi
nal chapter of his life his nephew
f rancis Ferdinand was assasinat
ed which was the cause of the
ultimatum to Serbia.
Thru his personality he has
held the Austria Hungary Empire
together under most discouraging
political conditions, and now in
the midst of his countries great
est trials he passes away and leav
es the cares of a ruler of a great
nation to his nephew Archduke
Charles Francis.
Sri this Age of
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Martin Stadler, Jr., of Lindsey
Okla., arrived Wednesday for a
few days visit with home tolks.
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Garnett, A. J. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1916, newspaper, November 23, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107320/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.