The New Era. (Davenport, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1914 Page: 1 of 4
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I N D EPENDEN1
IN POLITICS ■ A FAIR
DEAL FOR EVERYONE
ERA.
FREEDOM
OF THOUGHT
PROGRESS
Vol. 6. No 8
DAVENPORT, LINCOLN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, APRIL 2 1914.
$1.00 per year
Fall Results Fatally | will go to School
The, little nine year old/ step
daughter, Annis Gallmore, of
G. S. Deardoff, di< it last Friday
as the result of injuries sustain
ed in playing last. Tuesday \vh >n
she was thrown or tripped in
such a manner that hen h ul
violently struck Hi • ground pro
dacing internal i-ij-ir.-.i w ,1 th-
above ivjsu! i'11 i \\ •
playing wii i
school wh ,il i
penal, F.i n-ril •/ <
Conduct ■ i ti .1
interni :i
cem *£«!•/, —P. ig i K • o. i
Fatvuls s i u i curot.uli ■■
the ab i f a t. i •
ren of roug i u
tripping n >'
rough qrid
their >
)g, KU'
■ Hill!
is iiuAi
"The people who knew J. L.
Coffman made a good deal of
fun for themselves by predicting
what John would not do. I
notice that his going to Business
College has fooled everybody
around here. He is now drawing
£200 per month in Sioux Falls.
S D. as Auditor for the Union
Saving Association.
"I am as strong, as healthy,
ai d as intelligent as lots of the
IvUo.vs who go ahead and do
things. 1 have decided that Mon-
day morning will find nm at the
..pital City Business College at
iutlnie where John graduated
in two months and ten days. I
can enter any day in the year
and my progress depends on my
'I'lie (ifi t! ; -
Min. W, ^
with pmivi i .. .
i- of Mr. and
.a very . ick
8 boxes of (JieiunL m ii s
for 25c.
Jiayenpoit Merp. Co.
Oliver Ingenthron returned
Monday from a few days busi-
ness trip in mo.
Mrs, Alice Baugus made u
^psinegy trip to Chandler Tues-
day,
To Brother James Cage
and others
Brother Cage seems to be some
what worried as to what the
Ex Nocte Society does behind
closed doors. Now to ease the
Brother's mind and enlighten the
public in General i will State
that Sermons have been deliverd
that would be a credit to any
church of the town. Also the ser-
mons of some of the ablest men
of the nation have been read and
commented upon. It is not the
purpose of this Society to try to
tear down thw churches of the
town God knows tlnw are weak
enou>j without anv effort in that
direction. This body of men art-
honest searches for truth and as
Brother Motiiuvv savs the best
is none too good for
This is an age of rean-in and
own efforts. 1 he epholavship 'P j progress Toda v most intelli
unlimited and J cap go until 11 gent people of the \<or]d worship
innis!) . fa God of love, of justice and of
1 lie ch mces aie tttot it ' truth, fo-mallv n m worship n
stay on the farm 1 wdl not have
the ojipoi tupity to see as much
of the world as J might by tak-
ing a business tf^injug; getting
into the midst of big business
things.
"I have read the catalog and
believe I can do as well as the
others, and am going to enroll
at once and surprise my friends
by winnmg my diploma, being
placed in a good office position,
and leaving ^foe Qt-her fallows
around hp}e far. jn the year."-
TO THE PUBLIC
I have purchased the Christy
I,i very Barn in this city and
solicit yrur business in my line,
1 amhe-e to give the public
the best service that can be
given.
0. L. Bullock.
H. O. Randle who has been
very sick for several weeks is
improving.
Every pair of Bradley Shoes
guaranteed.
Davenport Merc. Co.
John Boggsand sister, Lela,
of Chandler were guests at the
Olson home Sunday.
R, E. VVbitten Bar-bet1.
will gliayo you srr><- **-
ap ...j and fine
... wilPcost is a little thin
Dime, Chit' door north of-Davt n
port '' ere Co.
Get your wood from Hobart
Baugus.
God of greed, ofwr ith, of war
and vengenco and mfa my
BFotbepes | hayn file greatest
Sympathy for any man who
thinls he is still living in that
dark age when n'I but a fe*
were supposed to be cast into \
terribly platv thorp ;<« remain
through^i^r, eternity.
I respect any one in their relig-
ious belief if they a^-e ^inpeife
will you stand off and look at
your self! examine yourreligious
belief calmly and with the
seeching eyes of reason!
Should you not with the mind
the creator has given you, delve
down among the Traditions
myths and fables of the early
ages!
What do you know of the
early writings called Scripture?
I am satisfied there are people
who do not want you to know
their full history.
If you were to purchase n farm
would vou not. want to know
that it was absolutely as d scrib
ed? Yet. when miu come In t' <■
question of religion which is of
vastly more importance, you are
ready to receive an\tlrng which
is handed '>ut, taking i| f>>i- gran
tetl I hat it is ti ue.
Now hrothei- or $M«r, keep
the mind open! Study! Seaiuh
and "Listen! God did rot some
tliMUsaudsnf yeni-3 ngo :evoil
all ti.at is ' v i to be known, and
then remain forever silent.
As t have -aid before, God is
slowly but surely lning mankind
to a higher state of Unr,\v|edge
and culture Wo note it in the
Y^Minty talked of union of dif-
ferent churches. We note it in
the combined efforts of church-
es in the cities ftn^ towns. And
theveis much HIOIM 1
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FOR THE BEST
Of Everything In Drugs,
Groceries and shoes. Wallpaper
paint & varnishes.
# I apreaciate your business &
will give you the best of every=
thing for the least money.
I have the only stock of Fan=
cy Groceries in your town, and
keep the stock complete.
I am as ever, Yours,
Oliver. M. Ingentliron.
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Mrs, Littlefield and daughter,
Mis. Dobson, were visitors to
Chandler Monday.
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J.^J. Fitzpatrick was in Chand
ler Tuesday transacting business-
3 one pt. tin cups for 5 cents
Davenport Merc. Co.
Link Roberts and wife left
Monday for Arkansas where
they were called by the death
of Mrs. Roberts father.
',Vl DRUG CO
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Genera] Drug Store
Exclusive Agency for the
Nyal Line
E. B Moore, Pharmist
If aqy reader of this paper
cav«s to investigate, I will put
into his hands a work entitled,
"Who wrote the Scriptures, ami
how they were written." This
boafc was not written by an Ath
eist, hut was "written by a Con
gregationalist minister and
author, namely, Washiugfcon
Gladden.
J. M. Kimball.
We Guarantee every pair of
Robert Johnson and Rand shoes.
T. it. Hall.
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believing that God will take caret Would like to say to you at this
of them. The members of our! time, but I must not futlier en.
society expect to go to the place j "roach upon the good humor
C. C. Randel of Sam Marcus
Texas, is here to sea h is father
who is very 111.
Bring your cream
port Station,
to Daven-
Clyde liandel <> (> lahoma
City, was here to see liisilrand
father H. O. Randei Wednesday.
Buy your Summer Foot wear
from the Davenport Merc. Co.,
at prices far below.
I am prepared to : ce care of
your cream on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Will Ham.
Dr. I). M. Randel of Musko-
gee was called to see his father
Wednesday. .
View goods an-coining in eve
ry. day will make you good prices
on our goods, come and :nsp< ct
my stock of good . before buying
T. R. Hail.
Look out for Trades Day in
April, so says our enterprising
business men.
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. D. Groom, President Irving Stacy, Vice-President"
M. H. Taulbee, Cashier
Davenport State Bank
Capital $12,500.00 ^
I Money to loan at all times on approved security. $
J Sale notes bought on liberal terms. I
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^ ^Deposits Guaranteed hy State L?au> .gj
designated by Brother Cage >nd
he will undoubtedly either pre
cedeorfollow us. how are you
going to desida it brothers.
True. Pastor Ruasll of Brook-
lyn savs that man will finally
| overcome death, but is not that
experience a long ways in : he
ifuture!
I 1 wis!i to ask the readers of
this paper n question, whit, i1
your Religion! what do yoii'heli
eve and why do you believe it!
do you believe so and so because i to be present and hear hi m.
your Fore Fathes beleived So! j m. Kimball.
Does reason enter your belief!!
and time of the editor .
One word please in regard to
vvhat is said to have happened
o i the streets of the town. If
any one trangressed the laws of
the town, they not I must defe
nd such trangaession.
I would suggest that if broth
cr Cage has anything futlier to
say along this line, he might de-
liver it from his pulpit, and if
| he will so inform us, we will try
The best always Pays. If you waut some-
thing to eat (lout fail to call on the right
man, in the light place. Trumbo has the
best mea! produce and Groceries. Go to the
Old stand by. W. A. Trumbo.
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Here! Here!
Phone your order to no. 35
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Is the place So buy your?
FRESH gr cerlcs, cggsl
jnd baiter. Notions of*
all kinds. COME and see,
me.
Ohe yStOre.
B. H. Christy
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A 60 Ton Silo $97 50
Tested and proven by 4
years actual service.
To the farmers of Lincoln County
We have secured the exclusive agency
in the above county for the Bonita Farm
Silo. This silo is 12 feet in diameter, 24
feet high, holds 60 tons of silage and will
cost you $97.50 loaded on your wagons at
Davenport, Oklahoma.
This Silo will make you just as much
silage, and will last longer than any other
Silo that will cost you from $2u0.00 to
$225.00.
The inventor, a practical farmer him-
self, built four of these Silos on his farm
four years ago, and has tested and proven
them by four years of actual service before
putting them on the market, and in those
four years it has demonstrated fully that
it is the equal in every respect to any kind
and every kind of Silo that cost from two
to three times more.
The price and the easiness with which
it can be taken down, moved and put up
again puts this silo within the reach of
every farmer, renters as well as owners.
We will have a full sized sample Bo-
nita Farm Silo erected at each of our
yards by April 15th and we invite every
man who is interested in building a silo to
inspect it thoroughly. If you are thinking
of building a silo this year do not close a
trade for one nntil you have inspected the
BONITA FARM SILO.
Yours truly,
The J. W. Graves Co.
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Baugus, R. A. The New Era. (Davenport, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1914, newspaper, April 2, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc109941/m1/1/: accessed May 11, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.