The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, September 6, 1907 Page: 1 of 8
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VOLUME XVI.
CORDELL. OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0. 1907.
NUMBER 6
Gov. Frantz and Si Reed will be in Cordell Sept. 12 and want to See Everybody—
Ths Farmers National Con-1 of equal ability in otuer lines of
freat at Oklahoma City. | farm work
1 have been asked by a munber
of farmer* for inforraotion about
the "Fanners National Con
Kress,'' which meet* at Oklahoma
City Oct- 17 18 I9i l'^OT |
Since Washita County wii! be
entitled to a number of delegates
a short letter explaining might
be of interest t<> s>arae
jQa Qrav0Qft Chick-
Notice the label on your paper: agha s visiting at ti e hon e of
and if you are in arrears we will | m. B Tharrington.
make 't worth your while to stop
Miss Kli/ibeth Cox .eft this
week for a visit with her cousin
Aa a member o! the Board of
Agriculture I was given thepiiv-
ilege of naming the delegates
from Washita County and 1 have
tried to select such men as coujd
and would go and shall deem it a
personal favor if every man who
has received his credentials will
make it a point to be present.
Thi."i7to tbuaul Ho"ere' ,i( a"Ioni' "bo il ... „
the place of meetniB beintccb&uie ! att^11 ■ Wl Monday evening for Vineyard.i ■' " Cai.owav. who La>
od «ach year, a city or state be- 4 cir can a^e aumr '1'er Tt-xas. where are located ome^*en Vi8iting in the northeast,
gin ^elected where same general!ii4t ,ner u '*vour ,nice; tl mineral wells to try their bene-' returneti hr me hist evening.
Localics.
Charley Hartr* nft was over
from Foss this week
in and see us.
A letter frttn Col-J M. Foss... . .....
... „ , ... Mrs. Legtress. at rort Si .■
states that he is now at Doxey.
Oklahoma, and wil1 remain thero Silas Reed candidate for aat- r
for some time. ner general, will speak here with ^homl Cl'tv
H. D. Schmidt and *lfe fit
Governor Frank Fran!;
H. S. Brown has completed his
census work which had been de-
layed by sickness and will enter
th i race for county judge to win.
He has lost 35 pounds of good
fat and looks very much like a
racer- Hale has many friends
who have known him lo those
many years and are going to
stand by him in this campaign,
and they are not all Republicans
either. He will poll many demo-
John Crawifv. the Republican |crilic vote over the county.
candidate r >r register <<f de -ds,
SPEAKING
Thomas Conner, Repblican
i indidate for district Judge and
O P. Kellogg, a noted orator, to
gether with the county candi-
dates will address the |>eople at
Cloud Chief Tuesday, Sept 10th
at * o'clock p m. Hear them.
Mrs. Verr.on Pendleton has
l*en in town during the past
week, awaiting Mr P. s arrival
and t geth«'r they Will g< to Ok
interest is centered, and the
largest attendance secure d An
effort is made to sn distribute)
the meetings over the ditfereqt
stu. s from ye w to year, that all
farm sections vUIqobi la Hi '
with, aud b" bene ti ted by the in I
lluence of till* . organization..
Meeting.*, lbs ft w jrsats jaall
past, have bt-en he'd at Wuff-tl'i
New York. San Antonio Texas, j
Denver Colorado, St, Liuis,
last year at Rock Island 111
tor *t:.l give your credentials to
fit on Mrs. Schmidt's health
sornt
wili i
I eg.it'
1 caus
! 0 • nt y go
1 All farm
iuvned to a
privilege th
larmer who will go and I
? that he is seated aa a del j Anderson Mathia w<
1 make this r«.qfc st bL- jover Sunday ailed here
I atu hdxious that wusiiitaii'loess of hi* lathe: who
vi h a full delega:
•rs are welcome an
: tended toeunly extr
^ntly opened t!ie
season too brn :
' .<-re
by the
appar*
itenuelon
isafarmf ind well qualified for
the position to jrhich he aspires.
a. w u w i i He is gentlemanly and courteous
Attorney V\. I! \V<>v . . i
• ai.d >nor ..is hu ministration
turned Monday morning from a | ti,, . tv.< ■ , tie « pt .uil undl
vi?.t to his home at Meridiai . I the records o rfectin every waj'. j
Miss.
Notice of Demand for Tai Deed.
Teiritory of Oklahoma [
lelitfaWs haw
that of voting and such <| J^sti
and rr s dutions as may ome
lore t!;e meeting.
jj,1 The meeting of t be State Fairj
,, „ , , , io session from 5th to 16th of Oct. I
is a signal honor to Oklahoma aud ;
will be held open one more day
Miss Daisy Bernard returned
iSJfrom her visit at Topeka. Kans ,
)US!and will go to work as steno-
be [ grapher tor Gilland dr
farm loan and aostract
.1, A Joken it appears dido t
eelobrate at ('«>ld Springs al-
though lie made two attempt* to
do so
A card fr. m C irlett and Georg
her farmers, that Okla. City has
been chosen for this years ses-
sion.
,4The Farmers National Con-
gress'' is without doubt the most
representative farm organization
in the United States. Beingcom-
posed of the most progressive
farmers from every state in the
Union, it not only has its great
educational value, but it has a
power to influence national leg-
islation. Any resolution adooted
at this meeting is looked upon as
the best authority that can b\?
hftd on any subject touching the
•aricultu ral interest of the states.
The Hon. William Hatch, who was
for twelve consectutive years,
chairman of the committe of ag-
riculture of our national house of
representatives, said that the
"Farmers National Congress"
had more influence with the con-
gress of the U. S. than all other
farm organizations combined.
For rural mail delivery origi-
uated in the farmers national
congress, and to its resolution
placed before congress more than
anyone thing convinced it of the
sentiment and demands of the
farmers of the nation.
It is claimed that the meeting
at San Antonio Texas, secured to
Galveston the appropriation for
making it a deep water harbor,
which has made that city one of
the greatest export markets in
the United States.
To my certain knowledge a res-
olution demanding the repeal of
jbe internal re\enut on denatur-
ed alchohol, was introduced and
adopted at St. Ljuis, Mo.
Now then it is up to the farm-
ers of Oklahoma to make such a
strong case before this meeting
that a resolution may be adopted
demanding the immediate remov-
al of the restrictions preventing
the sale of indian lands in the new
state, so they may be taxable,
thereby reducing our taxes.
Of course the first purpose ol
this congress fanners is educi
tioD. and there will be three days
aad nights of address and ois
cussions of farming and farm
problems. Man of national repu-
tation such as F. D. Coburn, sec-
retary of Kansas state Board of
Agriculture, E*. Gov. Hoard of
Wisconsin, who is perhaps the
best living authority on farm
dairying, something that is des-
tined to be one of the leading in
dustries of Oklahoma.
H W. Campbell, who is with-
outdouot- the best informed man
in the world in successful wheat
' growing in the semi arid west.
Also David Rankin of Mo. the
most extensive corn grower in
the world, and many other men
for benifit of those attending the
empress Meetings will be held
in convention hall OkU City and
tte Board of Agriculture will
have headquarters in the same
building You are cordially il-
vited t) visit the office, meet the
Secretary and members of the
Board and otherwise acquaint
yourself wifch that division of the
state goverment up -r which the |
constitution places so much re
sponsibility.
Georgk Bishop.
Bewlev, Oockrum indicates that thesa
len j two gentlemen are having a warm
Mr and Mrs. B. F. L< e are in!tin,e *own *>outMatamaro, Men-
town, guests of their nephews,; *co-
John and Albert Lee. and the Amos Anderson i.>ft Wednes-
others of the Lee family Their i day morning for Buckskin, Ne-
home is in Trinidad, Colo, andlvada where he will 'assume
this is the first time they have1 charge of a restaurant for his
met in twenty years.
brother.
Stricklin A Stricklinare build-
ing as««one-walk in front of the
Edwards McCurley block on Fast
Main street. It looks as if it was
"A No. One ' and it i.4 because
these people build no other.
binmmmhABN
GOV. FRANTZ
The management has secured
the Matinee Girl Co. for opening
attraction. It is a guaranted
attraction and is probably the
largest and best show thft will
visit us this season. This same
show recently piayed t T.o weeks
return engagement at .Delmar
Gardens, Oklahoma City; is now i
playing a two weei^s engagement
at Clyde Park. Dallas Texas,
from which place it goes to St.
Joseph Mo., stopping off an the
way to open up our new opera
House under guarantee We
find that the public wants good
shows aud we are sparing no
AT CORDELL,
Thursday, Sept. 12, at 2 p. ra.
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Miss Lelia Foster, daughter
of the former News man. is in
town visiting with friends.
Mrs M. J. Mann and baby left
yesterday for a six weeks' visit
with home folks at Kansas Oity-
Billy Good bar. the proprietor
of the best barber shop, return-
ed home last evening from his
western trip. He loo'js
improved.
Note the advertisement of the
Washita Hardware Company on
another page.
Two good Farms for sale En
quire at J. H. Bennett & Son's
hardware. Cordell. Okla.
The fool struck the depot piat
form this morning. The bell for
the Christian Academy arrived
much1 the evening before and every
I fellow with a cavity under his
A. Barnard has sold his farm' hat had to ring it.
in the west part of the county
and is full of the New Mexico
fever. He gives possession Jan
j uary 1st.
| Wednesday nignt at 10:30 our
'town went dry, and save one
spot at Bessie and one at Canute
| the whole county would be on
Miss Grace Coker and sister: the v.ater Ka({on Noparticul,r
Miller w<n>, ti Weatherford efFect has been noticed yet. bUt
Friday, where the former has a the bootie(Mer is with us He
l position as teacher and the latter Qi,rQ1.. <■„
I will attend school. 'alwaJ s !aUo™ the water wa#00-
i On the 6th page yon will and1 R B. Lewellen brought, stock
the ballot to be voted at the com-
ing election. Look it over caie-
fully and know just how you are
DEBTS
pile up at an amaxitif rate
Havn't you noticed it? At the
end of the month when you
get settled up you wonder
where your money has gone.
In just the same manner that
debts roll up, so will a bank
account grow in sixe. But
there is a feeling of satisfac'
tion from having money in
the bank that you never ei
perienced from a long list of
debts.
Have you any debts? Then
you need a bank account It
will teach you economy and in
time the debts will be wiped
out.
Come in today and start
with ONE DOLLAR if you
like—but have money in the
bank. It helps
nnty of Washita i
To M N Riifftirtv, owner
mid all jwrwins interval in
the laiwlf hereinafter de.serib-
**<1 ih ikctijiRnt t>r otherwW,
viz lot* .'1, ami 24, in
block pi tkuil lot* 1. 2. ;t, and
4. block L'. Caldwell addition
tn the town of New Cordell,
in khiiI county and t«rritory-
hi and each of yon are hereby no
jtiliedthit the *!>ove drnrritied lot* 'Jl,
*2:1, ami 1!4. iu naid block 16. were ou
I IN CHtt at UM, after
J ilue legal notice had been given, sjldby
j the county trenmirer of Washita county
Oklahoma for the taie* legally h-h *nh
«d acl levied then m tor Mm \*e.i: iNL
which Maid taxes were not paid and all
of ?aid lots at w id wale were hid in by
and wld to Washita County, the high
est. lient and but bidder, for the snm
of 1141. the accumulated taxes, inter-
ei-t- aud penalties that is to say lot 21
was sold for !f .60, lot 22 was sold for
♦ . R), lot waa sold for | <i<) and lot
24 was sold for $ 61. and the tax sale
certificate therefor. No, 7:1 was lsaued
to ^aid Washita County and afterward*
assigned by «aid Washita County to J.
I. Lee and A W. F Lee, and by, the
.-aid John I. Lee and A W. F Le<? as
signed to W. J. Knott and that the said
al ve described lots 1,Hand 4, in said
block were on the 33rd day of No
\ emtier, 1903. after due legal noticeh d
' ls«en given, sold by the county treasur
er of aid Washita County for the taxes
legally assessed and levied thereon for
the year 1902, which taxea wer* not
paid and were delinquent, and all of
| said last mentioned lots at said sale
were-old to W J Knott, he being the
highest, last and best bidder for the
sum of|2.80. the accumulated taxes,
interest and penalties that is to say:
Lot 1 wan sold for f 70 ; Lot J was
sold for t .~0; Ix)t 3 was sold for $ .70;
and Lot 4 was sold for $ .70: and after-
wards the tax aale certificate theretor
No. 8, waa issued by said county treas
urertosaid W.J.Knott and unlem
redemption is made by you or you an
thorixed agent or attorney on or before
sixty days from the date of the service
of publication of thia notice the aaid W.
J. Knott, aa the legal holder and owner
of said certificates of aale. No. 73 and
No. 8, issued against all of said lota in
the manner aforesaid, will demand of
the oonnty treasurer of Washita Conn
ty, Oklahoma, that deed of the late da-
scribed therein issue to him aa provided
bv law. W. J. Khott.
Dated, September Hth, 1907.
FINEMTS BANK.
CORDELL. OKLA.
Notiea of
mant of Admlnlatrator.
In the Probate Court, County of
Washita, Territory of Oklahoma:
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Waldrop, deceased.
The Territory of Oklahoma to the
heirs and next of Lin of the aaid J. C.
Waldrop, deceased.
You are hereby notified that J. O.
Waldrop has applied for lettera of ad-
ministration on said estate, and that
said application will lie heard at a reg-
ular term of said court held at the court
room of said court on the 21st day of
September, 1907. at 2 o'clock p. m. and
that notice of this proceeding Is ordered
published three weeks successively in
the Herald Sentinel, a weekly newspa
per published in said county and terri-
tory, and that printed copies of the no-
tice lie addressed to the heira of said de-
ceased at their place of residence in
said territory, and deposited in the
postoffice with postage prepaid by the
petitioner at least ten days prior to
such hearing.
Witnesa my hand and the seal of aaid
court hereunto affixed this :ird day of
September 1!#)S.
Richard A. Biu.ups.
(Seal; Probate Judge,
j W. Smith. Attorney for petitioner
Viva Denamore with the Matinee Girl
Opera House Sept II.
pains to secure them. We guar-
antee 'he Matinee Girl Co. The
price of admission to this open-
ing attraction ia $1 for reserved
seats; 75cents general admission.
Tickets on sale at the Peoples'
Stores. Tuesday Sept. 10th.
Thr Dixik Opera House
A. Johnson Mgr ne for the position.
going to vote. It is published
for that purpose and if you can-
not vote your preferences on
election day. you ought not to
vote at all.
Bert Wells, Democratic candi-
date for Registei of Deeds, is
making a hustling campaign for
that office. He was one of the
first settlers here and knows all
the old timers and campaigning
is made easy for him, as all are
convinced of his ability and tit-
of corn to our office which meas
ured over nine feet from root to
tip of tassel, bearing two well
developed ears in fact, just as
good ears as is raised in any
man's country — and one net
quite as wrll developed, but the
three averaging about 80 per
cent. He raised it on his farm
two miles west and one south of
Cordell and has a numter of
acres which will produce 30 bush*
els per acre. Good farming bring
about these results and while not
coming up to the Lewellen Stan
dard as a producer, will improve
wonderfully.
Notice of Application for Ap«
pointment of Administrator.
In the Probate Court. County of
Wa-hita, Territory of Oklahoma.
In the matter of the estate of Joel H.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. „f OkUhom. to IU.
Landomce at El Reno, Ok.. Sept. 3. 0,. heirs and next of kin of the ^aid Joel
Notice ia hereby given that Charles H I.owry, deceased.
Davis Teurman of Busch Oklahoma.bas I You are herebv notified that Julie
tiled uotice of his intention to Lowry has applied for letters of admin-
make final the year proof iu sup- istratlon on said estate, and that said
port of his claim, viz Homestead En I application will be heard at a regular
try No. 1S754 made fanuary 8, 1901, tor '•■rtu of said court held at the court
Lot 1 and NE i NW i isiection 7, Town ,£oom of said court on the 21st day of
ship 9 n. Range 20, w. [ in., and Ihe (September, 1W7 at 2 o'clock p" m.. aad
N j NE 14. Section 12. Township 9
Range 21, w. i. m . and that said proof
will be made before E. R. Hughes, Un-
ited States Qomndnaioner, at his office
at Elk City. Okla.. on the 12th day of
October, 1907, aad More the Probate
Judge of Waahita County at his offlce
in Cordell, Okla., on the 14th day of
October, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous rectdenca
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
John A. Robinaon James L Nichols,
and WiUsam H. Bunch, all of Busch,
Okla., and J«ee W Sullins, of Port.
OkU.
FRANK C 81CKLBS. Ragliter
itiep of this proceeding is ordered
ie<Ptl
that notis
published three weeks consecutively in
the Herald-Sentinel, a weekly news
peper published iu said county and
territory, and that printed copies of the
uotice he addressed to the heirs of said
dec eased at their place of residence in
said territory and deposited in the
poetofflce with postage prepaid by the
petitioner at least ten days prior to such
bearing.
Witness my hand aad the seal of
■aid court hereunto affixed this 3rd day
of September 1907,
Richard A. Billuiis
Probate Judge.
Geo. T. W ebster, atty petitioner.
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Gunsenhouser, M. H. The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, September 6, 1907, newspaper, September 6, 1907; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc169188/m1/1/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Journalism%22: accessed June 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.