Pauls Valley Democrat (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 6, 1919 Page: 1 of 10
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF GARVIN COUNTY.
I
PAULS VALLEY DEMOCRAT
VOLUME XVI.
PAULS VALLEY, GARVIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1919.
NO. 35.
BANK TO FINANCE
P!G CLUB BOYS
! vices.
While Mr. Black was here R. M.
Love of The First Stat^ Bank very
enthusiastically agreed to finance
the placing of twenty gilts with
' thpt number of club boys in his
i trade territory, maximum price of
each gilt to be one hundred dol-
Mr. Jas. A. Black, assistant j lars. This is indeed a commendu-
manager of the Cooperative Live- ble move on the part of this pro-
s'ock Development Association, i gressive and enterprising institu-
1 as in Pauls Valley last week as-ition, a move which should be ap-
sting the county agent with his j predated by every progressive cit-
ilans for the Endless Chain Pigiizen for nothing helps develop an
Club work lor Garvin County., agricultural county so much as
^he Endless Chain plan provides j good, pure bred livestock.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE
5th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
BUY'S INTEREST
DRUG STORE.
for the placing of registered, im-
munized, bred gilts with agricul-
tural club boys, designated by the
county agent and the bank or per-
son financing the projec^ The
boy agrees to care for the'gilt ac-
cording to the pig club instruc-
tions and return two gilts when
e^ght months old from the first
litter. This settles his
tion, and the sow and the remain-j,jncjs£V antj wj|j
dar of the pigs become his prop-|time to Vis' interest
erty.
1'an two gilts in the first litter
the contract may be carried over
to the second or third litter.
The Cooperative Livestock De-
velopment Association agrees to
purchase choice gilts for the boys
at the lowest possible cash price,
distribute them with the assist-
ance of the county agent and
those financing the plan, see that
contracts are properly made out
and presented to the bank at the
same time that statements and re-
ceipts for payments are presented.
The Association and county agent
further agree to assemble the gilts
to be returned, breed them, adver-
T. D. FELTS,
County Agent.
IN
Dr. C. M. Pratt has purchased
an interest in the Palace Drug
- r | Store and retired from his prac-
o ga-1 tice with the firm of Drs. Johnson
devote his
, . , - -- —~ —. in the drug
In case there are not more|businei?s. Xhe firm is now com_
posed of R. R. Odom, T. M. Teth-
ers and Dr. C. M. Pratt. This is
a splendid combination and we
predict this business will contin-
ue to enjoy the splendid patron-
age it has enjoyed in the past un-
der the able management of the
two former gentlemen.
BUYS CITY CAFE
Jess McNeely and Claude Sw-
eeny have purchased the City
On next Saturday, Nov. 8th, Lhe j under the constant care of his
voters of the 5th Congressional physician. We are receiving the
District will be called upon to se-' glad message that he is again on
lect a successor to the late lamen- the roacl to a slow recovery.
ted Joseph B. Thompson, who with' Voters of the 5th Congressional
such distinguished ability repre-1 District, if the message sent to
sented this Congressional District)your President on Nov. 8th shall
in Congress. Issues in this cam-1 be one of confidence, it will do
paign have become national, made ] more to restore him to health than
so through the platform promul-iall the physicians in America.
gated by the Republican candi- i Democrats of the 5th Congres-
date for Congress, who has deel- sional District, your President is
ai-'jd himself unalterably opposed j calling you. It is the President
to the League of Nations unless j who is the champion of the plain
amended as recommended by the people of this country; who has
Republican members of the For-1 in the seven years of his adminis-
eign Affairs Committee of the U. tration as President been a true
S. Senate. Already the position representative of all the people; ]ing, cultivating,
idate has lit is the President who has put'her rr< nf non
THE WOODMEN CIRCLE
Weaver that the critics of our!SPECIAL MEETING OF
great President will be silenced
and the World may know that the!
banner District of Oklahoma is in I A special meeting of Harmony
line with all civilization in advo-jGrove No. 450, Woodmen Circle,
eating and demanding Peace, will ba held at the Woodmen hall
VOTE! Do your duty to your par-1 on Friday evening, Nov. 7th, at
ty and you have nobly served your which time referendum petitions
country. 'will be had to protest the propos-
Remember the day and Date, jed raise in rates of this order el'-
Next Saturday, November 8th. fective January 1,1920. Heavy
BEN F. LAFAYETTE, i raises of rates are in prospect anil
Chairman, Democratic State 1 all groves throughout the state
Central Committee. are protesting the raise and it is
hoped to have a full attendance
GOOD CLUB REPORT 0l" the local Grove at this meeting
jto go on record in full force as op-
The county agent reports that | ')ose(' *° thelitis
BUILDING FINE HOME.
of the Republican Candida
bean discredited by the action of i more constructive legislation into
the best business showing of any
of the agricultural club members'
reports thus far received is that of I
Miss Nettie Moon, a member of R- Grimmett, president of
the McCarty peanut club. {he Pauls Valley National Bank
This report shows the cost of ^is week broke the ground for a
seed, preparing the ground, plant- 'arse modern home on his lots on
ing, cultivating, and harvesting east side just east of the W.
put'her acre of peanuts was §44.65; I M.__Erwin home. From plans it;
the U. S. Senate consrolled by the
Republicans by a most decisive
majority, having rejected every
amendment recommended by the
members of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, thus vindicating
the position of our great Presi-
dent that this Treaty alone will
guarantee to the world, peace for-
execution than all administra-
tions since the Civil War; it is the
President who successfully
brought to an end the most tragic
war known to man; It is the Pres-
ident who is a true exemplar of
the Hope—"There shall be Peace
on Earth, Good Will to Men." This
President comes to you with an
ever and prevent all future wars, i appeal; asks for a vote of confi-
fhe Democratic candidate, dence—What will your answer be
Claude Weaver, stands squarely ja< Election Next Saturday, Nov-
behind the President; favors the ember 8th?
adoption of the Treaty without
as Chief of Police and has been
tise and conduct a Pig Club sale succeeded by C. A. Cathey. Mes-
Cafe from E. Z. Adams and as-1 amendment or reservation; stands
sumed charge on Thursday of last j for peace and for a treaty which
week. Mr. Sweeney has resigned. guarantees peace. The voters of
'the 5th Congressional district, by
at which time enough gilts will be
sold to reimburse the bank or in-
dividual for the original amount
plus interest at 10 per cent.
This plan is safer than a loan
and mortgage direct to one boy
for the returned gilts from any of
the sows stand good for all. The
Bank Examiner gives his hearty
approval of this kind of Loan.
The Cooperative livestock De>-
velopment Association, according
srs McNeely and Sweeney are
splendid gentlemen, well known
and we predict will make a suc-
cess of this business.
COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION.
The Board of County Commis-
sioners were in session Monday
and Tuesday attending the regu-
lar monthly business. They ad-
journed until next Monday when
to the terms of its charter, cannot j the business of this session will
make any profit. It was organized! be finished, the early adjourn-
by the packers, stock yards com- ment being occasioned by the nec-
pany and individuals interested in essity of County Clerk Harry 01-
jive stock production for the pur- iphant being in Chickasha Wed-
pose of assisting farmers and! nesday to attend Federal Court
club members in getting a start! regards some tax matters pertain-
good livestock production.
There are no charges for its ser-
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Pastors Phone No. 443
Residence No. 805 N. Pine.
SUNDAY, NOV. 9th.
Bible School 10 A. M.
Morning Worship 11 A. M.
Subject of Morning Sermon:
"CHRIST THE GREAT
ICONICLAST."
Evening Service at 7:30 p. m.
Subject for Evening;
"THE TRUE CHURCHES
CREDENTIALS"
Let's make Sunday another
great day. We had 144 in
Bible School, let's make it
200 and on time.
Extra chairs are ready.
We will have you a seat.
COME!
FRANK M. RICE.
Minister.
ing to the county.
THE MEETINGS GROW.
an overwhelming majority, stand
for peace, a permanent and ever-
lasting peace.
The President of the United
States, through misrepresentation
by the enemies of peace, was forc-
ed to go before the people in an
extended tour, bringing to them
the message of truth so that they
might fully and thoroughly un-
derstand what the treaty means
and what it stands "for." Having
almost exhausted the resources of
his frail physique in the months
of labor employed while negotiat-
ing the treaty at Versailles, he
braved health, and possibly the
loss of life, to go before his peo-
ple with his message of truth. Af-
the three weeks of a strenous
campaign he was stricken at his
The 5th Congressional District
is largely Democratic. If the full
vote is cast, there can be no
question as to the result. The Re-
publicans have a perfect organiza-
tion in this District; they have an
abundance of money, and have
been industriously employing it to
advance the interest of their can-
didate and bring out the Republi-
can vote. Mr. Weaver is a poor
man, one of the people; he is de-
pending solely upon the loyalty of
Democrats to give him such a ma-
jority as he is entitled to, "and I
appeal to every Democratic man,
every Democratic woman, and
every one who believes in Wood-
rov Wilson; who believes he is
entitled to the best commendation
of the people; who believes that
the 5th Congrssional District
should place itself on record for
the desire of the World's Peace,
regardless of other engagements,
to go the Polls next Saturday Nov.
thnt the acre produced 50 bushels wi" he il stucco building and
of nuts, worth S87.50. and one tonjw'len completed among the most
of hay worth $20.00. Total receipts lc0,tly and best homes in the city.
$107.50, less expenses $44.05. Net
profit $62.85.
AWAY ON HUNTING TRIP
Or, T. C. Branum and T. M.
Tethers of the Palace Drug Store
left last week for a hunting trip
to New Mexico. They expect to
be gone two weeks or more. These
gentlemen have earned a well de-
served vacation through their
many years of constant service at
their professions and their many
friends hope they will enjoy them-
selves immensely on this trip.
FARM LANDS—FARM LOANS.
See Jeff Craddock Co., offices
Ardmore and Pauls Valley.
32-4t.
PEACANS PLENTIFUL
A large crop of pecans have
been raised this year and have
been coming on the local market
at a good rate for the past two
weeks the local buyers paying this
week 11c per pound. The nuts
are generally of a nice size and
good meat.
FORD ROADSTER
1917 Model, first $150.00 takes
it, motor in good condition. See.
W. G. FARMER.
35-tf. At Rice Hotel.
Russ Mitchell attended the foot
ball game at Norman Saturdav.
The meetings at the Presbyte-
rian church are beginning to take
on strength. Through the many
interruptions including the long
siege of cold damp weather, it was
a matter of merely holding on, but
on Sunday the house was filled
with large and inspiring congre-
gations, and the attendnace has
been large every night since. The
attendance at the 10 o'clock ser-
vice is also growing and every-
thing looks encouraging for the
meetings in the days to come.
There is a fine interest among the
membership, and an uplifting
spirit from many friends of other
churches. New members will be
received on Sunday and further
announcements will be made as
the meetings progress. Every-
body cordially invited.
COURT AT STRATFORD
post of duty and was forced to re-18th and cast their vote for Claude
turn to Washington, and confined ||Weaver. If this is done the ma-
to his bed where he has since been | jority will be so large in favor of
County Judge J. D. Mitchell
was in Stratford first of the week
where he held a short term of the
county court.
School Books
and Supplies
All your supplies necessary for School Work are
to be found at our Store.
The New Adopted Books will be received within
the next few days. Don't forget we have the most
complete stock of School Supplies in your county.
BAKER DRUG COMPANY
THE NYALL QUALITY STORE.
Phone 52. Pauls Valley, Okla.
The Great Advance
r
u
<1
Real Estate prices have been going up by leaps | |
and bounds the past few years. f' £
Under present conditions they Can't go back- I J
ward. 11 ?
Buy Real Estate Now. You can't lose, and may
lay the foundation for a fortune.
We buy and sell Real Estate for those who wish
to buy or sell.
We haVe special facilities for bringing your
property to the attention of buyers, or locating the
kind of property you need.
If you have Real Estate for sale, or wish to buy,
you will save time and trouble by calling on us first.
FARM LOANS.
We represent the best and most liberal farm
loan companies doing business in this state and can
get you money quickly. Inspections made promptly.
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FACTS IN A NUT-SHELL !
THESE are days of co-operation, organiza-
tion, team-work.
MAN can no longer succeed all alone, un-
helped and unhclping—nor does he wish to.
REAL SUCCESS now means INCREASED 2
USEFULNESS. A BANK ACCOUNT will make
you MORE USEFUL.
The First National Bank 1
Capital and surplus
PAULS VALLEY, OKLA.
Officer*:
$1 .'>0,000.00
T. G. Mays, President.
C. P. Grant. Vice Pres.
E. W. Low, Cashier.
J. R. Roach. Asst. Cashier.
B. A. Sparks, Asst. Cashier.
PURCELL.
j PORTER BROTHERS
2nd Door W. Post Office.
PAULS VALLEY.
WHO'S
Your Farm Q
Loan Man •
See Walter L. Hart for sudden service, a cheap rate
and liberal amounts. Write or call collect.
WALTER L. HART
PAULS VALLEY, OKLAHOMA
Office Phone 442.
Residence Phone 428.
ji
I [< • ~:~t
| j Farm Loans
II ( 1 have an unlimited amount of Eastern money to
1' loan on productive farm land. If you need a farm
loan you should see me at once. I am in position to
loan you liberal amounts at a very reasonable rate
of interest.
Sudden Service
All farm loans inspected out of Pauls Valley office. |
I pay out on all loans. If your title is good and your i
abstract is extended to date I will in all cases pay I
you the money the same day you make application |
for loan. *
J. A. Kinnebrew!
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.
Phone 306 or 290.
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