The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 109, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 6, 1919 Page: 2 of 4
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lhe Daily Transcript, .Norman, Oklahoma
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_?he Daily Transcript
; ~ JO. FOX, Editor
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the Tran cript-Enterpri e Publishing Co. '
j 0. FOX - - President
J. BURKE - Secretsrj'-Treas.
3. H. PARHAM . - Bu'intss Mg-
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•interr' a second-class matter January
1914, at the post-office at Norman. Okla-
ma, under act of congre« of March 3.
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DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Zy mail, one year $3.50
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War Mothers: Mr-. J. B. Che a
le wishes to announce to the
orman chapter of War Mothers'
: Anierica that the charter from
jie national organization has ar-
tved. and will be in evidence at |
le next meeting, which will not
^ held until the second Monday
September, because of the warm ^
eather and the fact that so many
^ the members will be out of;
FREELING FAVORS
STATE RIGHTS
Oklahoma City, Ok.. Aug. 5.— j
Attorney General S. P. Freeling
thi evening announced his can-1
didack tor the nomination for
United Stati s Senator from Okla-
homa, opposing Senator Gore,
present incumbent in the cam-
paign ending August 6. 1920. Mr.
Freeling has been contemplating
such a move for some time, but
not until today did he enter the
race.
Mr. Freeling said it would be
impossible at this time to state ful-
ly the platform upon which he will
make his campaign,, "but I shall
frankly state my views upon every j
question in which the American
people have an interest," he said. I
He does not state his position up-
on the League of Nations, saying
that "the covenant of the League
of Nations will be adopted or
rejected by the Senate before the
campaign for Senator begins.
Indicating his position on pres-
ent general conditions, Mr. Freel-
ing said: "Now that peace has
come, it should be the desire and
demand of every good cittizen
that the powers properly belong-j
ing to the states should be im-
mediately renounced by the Na-
tional government, and reposed '
again in their proper spheres, the j
soverign States of the Republic. |
The necessity of this return oi
power to the States is demonstrat- |
ed in the distress occasioned by
the high cost oi living throughout
the nation. 1 he first article of
my confession of faith is to main-
tain this Republic as it was form-
ed and outlined in the Constitu-
tion of the United States.
The State of Oklahoma may
today prosecute monopolies in
commodities of comfort and ne-
cessity, but the belief is generally
prevalent that after all it is a mat-
ter for federal control and not a
matter of state control. I shall
insist, therefore, that the States
shall again be in reality supreme
over all local matters, and that
they shall again exercise without
restraint the powers originally re-
tained under the Constitution of
the United Staates, and that we
return at once to the simplicity of
old-fashioned leffersonian democ-
racy."
Mr. Freeling believes this is a
government of political parties,
and that there is just room in
America for two political parties.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roberts
are here from Ryan. Oklahoma,
called by the death of the former's
father. Mr. E. W. Roberts. Jasper
is still holding down the position
of superintendent of the water
works and electric light plant at
Ryan, and in receipt of a good
salary.
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Dr. Kate Harris is here from
Holdenville visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Walters of Route 4, and ex-
pects to remain a month or more.
She is now permanently located j
at Holdenville, and enjoying a i
good practice.
CARD OF THANKS: Our
earnest thanks are extended to
friends and neighbors for their
kindly sympathy and assistance
during the sickness and at the
death of our beloved husband and
father, E W. Roberts. a"nd for
the many beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. E. W. Roberts and family.
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L. C. GILES PHONE 59 W. C. WEIR
Office—First National Bank Building
Giles-Weir Investment Company
Norman, Oklahoma
FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY
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Call and see us, we have some good properties listed worth :■ -
the money. See us if you desire a loan on farm property jgj
If you have property for sale list it with us.
Dr. J. L. Day announces his re- j Miss Elsie Lee was a guest of
turn to civil practice. Office over '',e ^ atsika club in Oklahoma
Lindsay's Drug Store, phone 66. Ci,>' on ^, and entertained
I with a couple of clever readings.
residence 520 West Eufaula, phone ,
1 | Miss hlsie is a member of the
447. 109-4t* I club.
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Invest Part of Your Surplus in Land, the Basis
of all Wealth
Land is the basis of all wealth. The wise investor, as a rule, puts a large part of his surplus money in land because it not only
earns him a fair percent on his investment from rents, but increases in value from year to year and thereby pays him a larg-
er return than he could possibly get from loaning his money or investing it in other securities.
In driving over the country with your friends voU have often heard them
say, "A few years ago I could have bought that farm for ten or .twelve
thousand dollars and now it is worth twenty thousand." This is the history
' of Cleveland and McClain county's farms. The increase in value of our
land has not been an over-night inflation, but has been steady and substan-
FARM LANDS
tial as it should be, as their productive qualitie have been proved by the
best farmers of our own state as well as those of other states are .now
making these two counties their permanent homes.
We believe it is the ambition of every man to, at some time, own a piece
of "Mother Earth." Our business is insofar as we can, to help you attain
that ambition. Below we are giving a few of the many listings in both farm
lands and city property which we have for sale:
1. 160 acres 3 miles from depot in Norman,
second bottom land, about 60 acres in cultiva-
tion, balance in pasture. 10 acre orchard, good
house and barn, good water, windmill, fenced
and cross fenced. One mile from good school.
Price $13,000.00. Terms if desired.
2. 160 acres three miles from depot in Nor-
man, about, 40 acres bottom land, balatjce
good upland; 20 acres in pasture. Good orchard.
Large house and barn. Price $16,000.00.
3. 80 acres 2 1-2 miles from depot in Nor-
man. Good second bottom land, about 65 acres
in cultivation, balance in pasture. Large two
story house, basement and furnace heat, bath,
hot and cold water, good roads to town. Price,
$15,000.00.
4. 120 acres, 3 1-2 miles from Norman, all
good bottom land and remainder good second
bottom land. Comfortable house, good barn,
well and windmill; some alfalfa. Price $13,000.
Good terms.
5. 160 acres 3 1-2 miles from Norman. 70
acres bottom land. Remainder good second
bottom. Good orchards. Comfortable house.
Good barn. A few acres fenced hog tight. Price
$18,000.00.
6. 160 acres 4 miles from Norman, all good
bottom land. About 50 acres now in alfalfa, all
cross fenced with hog wire. Two sets of im-
provements. Price $24,000.00.
7. 160 acres 4 1-2 miles from Norman, about
40 acres bottom and balance good upland. Good
improvements. Price $13,000.00.
8. 160 acres, all good bottom land. Near
Norman. Improvements fair. Price $23,000.00.
9. 232 acres located up against good small
town, 220 acres in alfalfa, all under hog fence.
Eight room dwelling with basement, furnace
heat, water, sewer and lighting systems, stables,
chicken house, garage, 3 hay barns holding 280
tons each. Price $200 per acre with terms to suit
purchaser.
10. 80 acte^ in Jackson county on hard sur-
faced road to town. Tdeal dairy farm. Some al-
falfa. Will trade for Norman property.
11. 450 acres located in the famous Ten Mile
Flat. 210 acres in cultivation balance pasture
land. Large two story house, good barns and
granary. Two wells, windmill, plenty of timber,
This is one of the best combination farms' in the
county. Located six miles from Norman and
only about 14 miles from Oklahoma City. Price
$35,000.00 if sold at once.
12. 160 acres located ten miles from Norman,
50 acres good bottom land; 40 acres pasture.
Good two story house, large barn, plenty of out-
buildings, well, windmill, etc. Price $12,000.00.
13. 160 acres located about 10 miles from
Norman, 130 acres in cultivation balance good
pasture land. 12 acres now in alfalfa. 5 room
house, barn, etc. Price $17,000.00. Good terms if
desired.
14. 160 acres located in the Ten Mile Flat,
good improvements. 120 acres in cultivation,
balance pasture. Price $60 per acre with good
terms.
15. 170 acres in McClain County. 160 acres
in cultivation, all fenced and cross fenced. 40
acres fenced hog tight. 10 acres alfalfa. Three
sets of improvements. 5 good wells. Price
S85.00 per acre for quick sale.
16. 160 acres located 5 miles from Moore. 90
acres in cultivation, 30 acres in alfalfa. Ggod 8
room house, barn, corn crib and other out-build-
ings. Good well and windmill. Price $12,000
with best of terms.
17. 160 acres located 3 1-2 miles from Nor-
man. Good 8 room house, silo, cow barn for 20
cows, stable for 12 horses. 80 acres in cultiva-
tion, balance fine grass land. 10 acres fenced
hog tight. Price $8,000.00. with good terms.
Will trade for good acreage near Norman.
18. 160 acres located 1 1-2 miles from Noble.
(iood improvements. Fine young orchard. Price
$7,500 if sold at once.
19. 40 acres located close to Norman, all
good level second botton land. Good four room
house, fair barn. Pricc $4,500.00.
20. 80 acres located 5 1-2 miles from Nor-
man, all good level second bottom land. Im-
provements poor. Price $6000.00. Good terms.
21. 120 acres located close to Norman. Prac-
tically all in cultivation. Lies level. Fair im-
provements. Price $8,500.00.
22. 160 acres all bottom land located in Mc-
Clain county. Improvements poor. Price
$11,000.00.
23. 160 acres 3 1-2 miles from Norman, 80
acres in grass, 80 acres in cultivation. 1 1-2
story house. All fenced and cross fenced. Good
pond in pasture. Good cow sheds, barns, etc.
Price $6,400 with some terms given.
24. 200 acres located close to Newcastle,
about 40 acres bottom land, balance good second
cultivation. Improvements fair. Price $15,000.
25. 70 acre tract located in McClain county.
About 50 acres in cultivation, balance pasture
land. Fair improvements. Price $65.00 per
acre.
26. 80 acres located in McClain county. Prac-
tically all in cultivation, fair improvements. Price
' $65.00 per acre.
27. 180 acres about 8 miles from Norman, all
good second bottom land, about 120 acres in cul-
tivation, balance pasture land. Fair improve-
ments. Price $70.00 per acre.
28. 80 acres located 5 miles from Norman.
50 acre orchard, mostly apple, peach and pears.
Good four room bungalow, barn, good well and
windmill. Price $4500 with very best of terms.
Acreage Tracts.
1. 5 acre tract, well located, 5 room house,
basement, good barn, well, windmill, all fenced.
Price $3000.00.
2. Well improved acreage, large house,
good barn, garage, etc. One of the best close-in
tracts around Norman. Price $8500.00.
3. 13 acre tract, large two story house, eel-
bottom. About 20 acres good pasture, balance in
All fenc-
lar, good barn and other out-buildings,
ed. Price, $6000.00.
4. 40 acre tract close in. Unimproved.
Price $8000.00.
5. 3 acre tract. Large modern house, good
Close in. Price $8000.00.
17 lots located near University. Price
am.
6.
$2200.00.
Residences-
1. 7 room house with bath, electric lights,
good garage. Located on one of the nicest
corners on the East side. Price $3500.00
2. 6 room house, bath, electric lights, plenty
of shade, large barn. Located on paved street.
Price $3500.00.
3. 6 room house, plastered, bath and electric
lights, basement. Located on corner. Price
$3000.00.
4. 5 room house, bath, electric lights. South
front. 3 lots, good barn, located close in to busi-
ness section of town. Price $2650.00.
5. 7 room house, located on west side. Close
in. Price $4,500.00.
5 room bungalow, west front, bath, and
electric lights, on Jenkins avenue. Price $3500
with good terms.
7. 5 room bungalow, bath and electric lights
located near university. Price $3500. Will take
a payment of $500 down and give any terms de-
dired on balance.
8. 5 room bungalow with bath, oak finish,
colonades and all built in features. Cluster lights.
Screened in back porch. Price $3000. Some
trems.
9. 4 room house, new. On paved street, near
University. Price $2000, with payment of from
$300 to $500 cash and terms on balance.
10. 5 room house, bath, electric lights. Lo-
cated near University. East front. Price $4000.
11. 8 room house, basement, furnace heat.
East front, located near University. Price $4500.
Good terms.
12. 8 room house located on very desirable
corner lots. About 6 blocks from business part
of town. 1 block off pavement. Price $5000.
13. Large 8 room house, basement, furnace
heat. Near University campus. 1 'rice $5000.
14. Large 10 room house, with bath and li-
brary, basement and sleeping porch. Modern
in'every way. East front. Lots 78 1-2x195 feet.
Price $8500.00. Will give good terms.
We have many other, both small and large tracts of land, and other residences for sale. If you do not find just what you want on
this list, take it up with us.
CLYDE PICKARD
REAL ESTATE
106 NORTH PETERS
PHONE 22
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