The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1918 Page: 1 of 8
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TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
KINGFISHER COUNTY
■ K H It H 1 N G EVERLASTINGLY AT IT ISBOUND TO BRING SUCCESS.
CA S HION, KING KIS HER CO UN TV... K LAHOMA. T!! I R SI >A V. 1
C. B. Ames, Federal Food Ad-
minsitrator for Oklahoma ap-
pointed F. L. Boynton, of King-
fisher, Food Administrator for
Kingfisher County on the 54th
of July. Mr. Boynton succeeds
Mr. Irvine, of Hennessey.
New Sugar Regulations
The official buletin of July 26
contains the new sugar regula-
tions by which the allowance is
cut down from three to two
New Kingfisher County
.Food Administrator
Friends:
I am the Republican candidate
for County Clerk subject to the
primaries August 6, 1918.
I have had three years exper-
ience in the office of County
Clerk and am now in a position
to be of service to you as such
officer, not having to learn this
wc:rk as a new man will have to
do. I am accustomed to all the
varied duties of this office, there-
by rendehng the most efficient! — «,u two
service and am in position to! P°unds per person during the
the office in the manner now in j Peri°d from August 1st to Jan-
force under the present County | uary lst next-
Clerk. i u i ,
,r, . , . , , , ; f akers and eating houses are
This office should be conduct-1 cut to two thirds their former
"i by ? J™"* man- because ^e ! allowance. The order states that
officer himself will have t« do as household canning should be
much or more work than his de- done without sugar or with as
puties, and an older man could little as possible and more be ad-
not attend all the duties, there-1 ded when sugar may be had
lore, the taxpayers would be at j The maximum of canning with
greater expense for deputy hire, j the minimum of sugar is the
1 am a registrant, in Class 4, j rule to be applied.
have been married six years and | ,. .,
have a wife and child dependent! , 1 he dlstnbut}on is left to the j
upon my labor for support 'state food administrator who an- i
When Class 4, i who are married ! nou"ces that no more ad interim j
men with families) are called | certl"cates wiN be issued,
for service I will be glad to serve J
my country as others of the same
class will do and if 1 am called ,
after receiving this office, it will Beginning Next Monuay
better care lor my dependents j ""way
and will better enable me to an-
swer if that should be the case,
which is not probable.
Should any vacancy occur by
me being taken into service af-
ter being elected, the Board of
County Commissioners of King-
fiisher county will appoint my
successor, who must under the vestin£.
L.ws be a Republican
JSlect young men who need the flppea|s To y ,
office bccause they are now mak-
ing a start in life, and not men Mrs. Liston, Candidate for
who own farms and town prop- j County Superintendent of King-
erty and do not need the office fisher county on the Republican
or who will spend their time oth-1 ticket, has no opposition
NO. u
Stores Will Ciose at 8 P. M.
Beginning Monday, Aug. 5th
! Cashion merchants will close
j their places of business at 8 p. m.
This is in accordance with the
I rule established last fall and
1 which was set aside at th£ be-1
ginning of harvest to accommo
i date people who were busy har-
er than in the office.
I have a family to support,
while my opponents' family is
grown and self supporting.
Trusting that 1 may receive
your support at the polls on
either the Republican or Demo-
cratic tickets for this office.
According to the Oklhoma elec-
tion laws a candidate must in
primaries secure at least 27% of
the votes cast in their party
your support at tne polls on : <-asi' 111 tneir party
Tuesday, August 6, 1918, and as-! 'ast Primary in order that
suring you it will be appreciated Ibe nominated and
because 1 need the office, I am, ! f^cir name appear on the ticket
Yours for County Clerk jin the M°vember election. Mrs.
Mrs. Liston is asking the Re-
publican voters to giye her their
support so that she will secure
the necessary 27%. In voting
Dr. Davidson is nursing a be sure to vote for her.
rained ankle. ' i a i
1 J ohtical Adv.)
RUSSEL A. FRAKEs!
i Political Adv. >
Better Ban king* Service
for Farmer^
A vast fund, now aggregating a thousand mil-
lion dollars has been assembled by Act of Congress to
stand back of the farming and business interests of the
country.
This fund is the Federal Reserve Banking Sys-
tem, of which we are a member, and it enables us better
than ever before to supply our farmers with the credit
and currency they need for producing crops and to pro-
tect them against disorganized markets.
HV-ii are not linked up with this system as one
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® of our depositors come in
and let us tell you how ,it
helps you.
MEMRER
! federal reserve
SYSTEM 8
300
First National Bank
'"Hps and Down.-,"
The "ups" and 4'downs" in
life come to every body.
Right now, while you are
making money you ought to
be saving it, and when the
downs come you will have
something to fall back upon.
Be Independent.
Start an account with us.
Farmers State Bank
Cashion, Oklahoma
FOR SALE
250,000 ft., Yellow Pine Lumber
V t . IIOITttTO* M HKKIt CO.
Remember the Chautauqua. Aug. 25. 26, 27.
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Garnett, A. J. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1918, newspaper, August 1, 1918; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107760/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.