The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 15, 1922 Page: 1 of 8
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CASHION', KINC.FISHFK Ol X H . «>KI Ail( > AT \, TIll'KXDAY, June l!l~
This and That
irv. i-oirsuE-ir^rav ■UI «w.mwhui^II.«
Phew! It's warm.
Along with the harvest comes
the hot weather, but
You can thank your lucky stars
that we don't have many mo-
squitoes to contend with.
Wanted
Number ti
MICKIE SAYS
| NE8 AO IHI TW(S Mt^iSPAPEB ,
I IS A MOTiee TO TVA' PVJBUC \ "
| "TV*AT NEB UOOtOVT PSfc WlOBc
J CUSTOMWK >4 ARE CxOIUTA J
DONfcR OAV4<aOMOfcST TD
SATIfcfN M PVEASE £VA * P
To Ait end
1 received a little message from
a friend of mine the other da\
who lives in the rice b< It in one
of our southern states
He said they had a few mill-
ion1 mosquitoes in his immedi-
ate vicinity, and
''They bite thru coat, shirt, j
and B. Y I) s with ease and de-1
terminat ion.
Cashion's Third Trades Day
tme 24th
Cashion Retailers Association
Save Your Coupon*; and Be Present at 4 p. m.
"It is almost impossible 10 h.arj
the preacher on Sunday morn-
ing on account ol folks shifting
their leet and knocking mo -iui-
toes oil their ankle;-."
Further, he says, ' The chick
eus waltz all night long in the
chicken house as a preventative
against mosquito bites, and it
is necessary to screen and .-moke
the chicken houses so the chick-
ens can get a good night'., ic^t
occasionally."
Neffs o! >he Churches Sunday's Games
Methodist Episcopal
>adics'Aid Thursday, 2:30 p
ill
Well
1 am not vouching for the
tiuth and veracity of this mo-
squito story, altho I doubt nut
that it is true.
However, we'll all agree
some mosquito story
it s
Talking about hot weather
Winnetka, Illinois, just a few
miles north of Chicago, promises
to be the popular resort this sum
mer.
Waino Peter on, cheif of police
says, "Come to Winnetka, girls,
the lid's off. Throw your bath-
ing skirts to the wild wave .
Just as long as you wear trunks,
everything's all right."
m., at church.
Thursday evening, prayer ser-
vice. Subject, "Repent"
Leader, Mrs. Kider
Sunday School It) a. m.
All are cordially invited 10 at-
end all these services.
D. B. Van Gundy Pastor
Free Methodist
Preaching Sunday, June 18th,
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
L. E. Cook, pastor
it Cash
The fir
Business Is Good
The Farmer sells a load of wheat
And all the world grow fair and
sweet;
He hums a couple of cheerful
tunes,
And pays
prunes.
The Grocer,
blues.
t wo games (
ed on the 1I> lev P'i« ld
ion Sunday afternoon.
game was between the Legion
team and some boys from near
Crescent. It was a good game-
the local team taking the lead in
the early part and maintain n;;
it thruout the game finishing
with a score of 3 io !). This i
the second game they have won
from the Crescent bovs, winning
one week previously, at Crescent
Crawford and Owens were the
Cashion battery.
The second game wa betwei n
P.eeding and the local Bear
The Reeding boys took the t iri le
the first inning with one . ore
and kept the lead, never allow-
ing the local boys to catch tip.
The Bear ' its battery wa s Pa> -
ley-Iiopkins and Peckham. The
Reeding battery was
Rule. The score wa-
favor of the visitors.
American legion To
Cdebraie July 4ih
Free Press Editor For
I.ieut. Governor
jfy<M.
Ed Ingram, editor of the Free
T ie boy-' of tin Dijohn Post of Press, Kingfisher, has filed for
io \'neriran I on are mak- lieutenant governor on the re-
rangements for a big cele- pubHcan tk.k,t. Ed is pretty
br.it ion at ( tshion on July 4th. ,, ,
, ... , well known over the state espec-
1 he Independent olhee turned F •
out a lot of bills this week an among the newspaper folk,
liouncing the celebration and as he is a member of the Oklaho-
•iv.sg a iist of prizes to be given ma Press Association and is now
in a ''lies ol contests. |gecond vice-president of that or-
i'he boys promise Io put on a ganization.
real celebration, furnishing plen- \
ty ol'amii ement, including a free ,
ball game in the afternoon. At
night w ill be held a big street
dance.
Houston Yard Changes
Managers
Mr. \V. D. Hoskinson was
checked in as local manager lor
the A. C. Houston Lumber Co.,
this week. H. C. Fortna, aud-
itor, was here making the change
and relieving M. S. Foster who
has been in charge since about
the first of last December. Mr.
Foster will return to his home at
Wichita, Kans.
Lit! le and
i 7 'to 4 in
Both were
the (Irocer for his|interesting
anie:
who has had the
The Fourth of July will
roll around.
Cashion folks are planning a
big celebration and expect a lot
of company that day.
C. \\ . Smith Announces
For County Atlorney
('. \V. Smith announces in this !
i sue of The Independent for
County Attorney ol Kingfisher
County subject to the wishes of j
the republican voters in the pri-
maries August 1st.
Mr. Smith is the present in-i
cumhent, filling out the time of
W. A. Vict'artney, deceased. He
has been County Attorney for a
little over a year, and has the
endoiv.i ment of the Bar Associ-
{ at ion of Kingfisher for the satis- i
1 la,v' factory manner in which he hasi
conducted the office.
nishing the lneetior woodwork.
The new seals have arrived and ' ''>s incumbency he has
'will be installed within a few had «r,'at success in securing
tnr'e m convictions in cases where he
30Gn mat uuotncu j • 1111 j.u u > lltg H^VV. °* ... ^ ' .
1 . . . . . . .. j will not be used until dedication 1S lssuec* warrants. He does
day which is set for sometime in not believe in issueing warrants
July. Services each Sunday will 011 '"complete evidence, but de-
u be conducted in the basement a
in the past few weeks.
a
With this report running thru
the press it may mean much1
transient for the railroads run-1
nmg to this wide open bathing I Now l,uys hb W ot sho£s
town I ' "at ten t'le Shoeman thinks God
^ _ j sent, j have completed their work
Married ladies might use dis-j And runs and pays it on the rent.
Church Nearin;;; Completion
Carpenters, Kuhn and Short
ive complet
i the interior of the new Chri-ti.m
the bill
To Doctor Carver for a
husbands who suddenly have ur-j
gent business calls away from',
home.
I And Doctor Carver tells his Frau
. | That business is improving now. ! day
1 Church and the painters,
ford and Nariri, are bu v
And cheers her up and says, ' My |
dear,
You've been quite feeble for a
year.
jl'm thinking you should have
rest,
You'd better take a trip out
j West."
I And in a couple of days the Frau
Is on the farm of Joshua Howe. I
jSlie pays her board to Farmer
Howe,
Do not throw firecrackers in I ^ 'l0 ,a'i(-s fhe bill and says, ' i
anyone's face or 011 their person >uft'
as it may cause serious injury, or Here s somethmg that just can't
leach Them
In Childhood
One of the imporiunt things in the child's
early education is THRIFT. It is equally
important as the three "R's" and should uot
be overlooked. The youngster should be
trained to save money. Teach them to bauk
their money and in a few years they will thauk
you for putting them ou the thrift road.
Start them with a dollar or five dollars or
more and watch with them how the interest
grows.
IT'S THE BBS 1 TRAINING.
First National Bank
With this celebration, and pre-
viously, there will be a lot of
fireworks.
It is to be hoped that folks
•who indulge in fireworks will be
careful.
even death.
Then too, be careful of fire.
Fires often originate from the
careless use of fire works.
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
•You'5 wrong wen yog
TRIES T PRIVE FOLKS
WAY Yo' RIVAL - -
EF YOU WANTS A OLE
COW T' EAT UP A STRAW
STACK, JES' RUN 'tR WAY
FUM IT A TIME UR Two!
be beat
This bill's the one I got for wheat
He hums
tunes,
And goes and buys
prunes.
—Rochester Doings.
couple of cheerful
lot
By all means, let's have a sane
Fourth.
Misses Alphelene McClain, Dor-' The Hustlers Class had a cold
othy Dunklebarger and Mr. Fay drink stand on the grounds at
McClain went to Kingfisher last j the Downing sale last week
Wednesday where they received They made about $2o which will
their diplomas and |will attend be applied on their pledge to the
Cashion High School next year. I new church.
Copyright. 1971 by Sytc jtt
m rnds a reasonable amount of j
evidence, thus serving the peo-
ple in a conservative manner.
Mr. Smith is not a stranger to
the people of this county as he 1
lias lived here for nearly thirty;
years, has been engaged in the
practice of law, the banking bus-
iness, and other lines and has
made a success in his personal
business. He is asking the vot-
er lor the nomination 011 the
record of his conduct of the
office.
Kin<;fi dier Atty., Files
For justice *
L. M. Bradley, of Kingfisher,
ha" tiled for Justice of the Crim-
inal Court of Appeals on the re-
publican ticket for the northern
district
Ernest is well known over this
ection of Oklahoma and will
1 make a hard race for the nomin-
j ation. His qualifications for the
1 place are Al.
IF
Have you ever said to yourself: "If 1 only
had a thousand dollars now."
Many a man has had to pass up a partnership
or grasping some good business opportunity just
because he did not have a little ready money.
Start banking your money NOW; increase
your balance regularly; and sooner than you
think you will have a snug sum tucked away to
seize the chance that comes along. Regularly
banking money builds credit.
We invite Your Banking Business,
Farmers State BanK
Cashion, Okla.
Melville Carter, PreslJent Horace (i Smith, Cashier
T. 0, Abercrombie, Vice President
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Garnett, A. J. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 15, 1922, newspaper, June 15, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107570/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.