The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1925 Page: 1 of 6
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Brea!hos there a man so de ol "Stop and let the train go by
Who never to a CO p hai said It oniy takes a minute
‘Vhen past the lirdt he has sped Your car will start again intact
"Why donteha pinch that goy And better still you're in
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In olden times—In the buggy
in they went sparking
Balloon trouser3 are now
geoeral use but the higoh altitude In preterit times—In te auto
record is held by skirts they po parking
Unless you're ashamed of sour- Many a chap who thought he
self now and then you are not loved at first sight has been en
honest tirey cured kvhen he took anoth-
er look
that the automobile 'driver thinks Folks who get divorced inside
to stop than to stop to think of a year after being married
ought at least ta be fair enough
A writer asks what has become to return the weddimy presents
of the old fashioned cook? She
started a fire with gasoline "Deal men tell no tales" con
started a fire with gasoline "Deal men tell no tales" con-
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rumor Why don't you get the News?
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CIRTIANDOGA COMANCHE COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12 1325
Nada and Cold
Sweep Oklahoma
Heavy Rains With Snow in Some Por-
tions of the State Temperature
At Freezing Many Places
OKLAHOMA CITY Nova !lowing warm rains
aud a day of balmy breezes Oklahoma was sent scur-
rying for overcoats and firesides Saturday afternoon by
frigid winds that swept down from the northwest Dull
clouds hovered over nearly the entire state and the cold
eld d1 but the souhteabt portion In its grip
In Oklahoma City the mercury a'l the rest of Oklahoma at four
dropped 24 degrees in five hours l o"elock wa3 under gray stiles and
At 11 o'clock it tod at 56 de- fceling the ail) blasts from the
grees at 4 in the afternoon it north the tetnperature at Ilugo
was sinking below 32 was 65 degrees above zero and
The western part of the state th un was shining
was hit first by the Ainter blasts Watoga was the only (dace le
At woodward the mercury did a porting snow the first of the
nose dive reaching the freezing neason there The temperature
point at noon after it 'had been there was skidtbiw fast
at 50 degrets at 8 o'clo± Satur- The cold wave struck Chat'a-
day morning nodga Friday evening accompa-
Other parts of the state ex- nied by a heavy rain that night
cept the extreme southwest and part of the day 8itarday
region the winds were having However it slacked up in the
the same effect in raVo of sew' eveni g and a light freeze fol-
ing the mercury down When OWPP flondav wns fair
owee Sanday was fair
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OIL REPORT
The Magnolia Company's No 2 Well
According to Reports To Be
Finished as Gasser
Magnolia No 2 Price vill probably be complete as a gas
according to inform ttion from the field Sunday The well is
making between 10 and 12 million feet of gas
ACM ding to rep)rts the cement failed to h dd and the gas
came in with pock force that it was decided not to fittempt to go
on down to the oil sand
Whi!e there appeirs to he no undue excitement about the mat-
ter ten oil 'vvells are now being drilled in the Lawton field east of
the city With this amount of drilling going- on it is probable that
a gas well might be consinered more valuable at this time
The Magnolia N 2 VV!S brought in early Tuesday morning
This makes the third pi oducing well in this field
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THE OKLAHOMA
COTTON CROP
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1lHavy freezes and unfavoraele
President-Macager rains have cut the Oklahoma
Oklahoma City C of C cotton crop 55000 bales during
ttn2 past two weeks leaving the
A study of 111 recor is of the
U itcd Stntes d pa tment or ag sqma t ed total crop at 1520000
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premac y as an agricul ural stae
These records sliox that the 192 mcnt of agriculture
000 farms of the state last year If average crop influences pre-
prAuced $427931000 from its vail durinn the remainder of the
season the yield will be about
nineteen maim crops not includ
ing poultry and fruit thus rank- 152 pounds per acre
ing fifth in total agricultural Severe freezs on October 28
productive wealth Only Texas 29 and 30 killed the unopened
Kansas Illinois and Iowa pro- bolls and stopped picking about
duced more three days At the present time
That Oklahoma outranks ill
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other states in the value of the damuge done It will take about
19 major crops specified by the twenty days to know the actual
United States departinent of ag- damage to the crop
iculture a3 compared with value
of plow land Mr and Mrs Mont Dalton vis
That it ranks third in I he per ited Joe and Miss Dilla Crow at
capita value of these crops being Oklahoma University Saturday
exceeded only by Kansas and ani witnessed the big flume-
Iowa t Corning football game
That it ranks third in t he per -
acre value of the3e crops being Mrs W E Dogan and son
exceeded t nly by Itlinois and I Jack male a shopping expedi-
Iowa th-n to Lawton Monday
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When You Need
Clothing
We have it—Best makes and latest styles
Now is Cie titne to buy that winter suit and overcoat
We can supply you—Dress Shoes Work Shoes—for
Men Women and Children
Dry Goods Dress Goods
Call on us kVe sell for Cash and can sell for Less
CHATATNOOGA GASH STORE
Oil
Specials
MANY BARGAINS—Ladies Hats $395 and $295 These
are $5 and $6 Hats the newest and latest
Another Bargain--36 inch Percale 17c arI
36 inch heavy Outing 20c Many other bargains
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Given Away Free
A 1926 model Ford Touring Car will be given away
FREE oa Wednesday November 25 to the person holding
the lucky ticket A ticket will be givenwith
each do! ar cash purchase and each dollar paid on account
The person hang the ticket that draws the car
must be on hand at the time of the drawing
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Easton, Mrs. Lucy L. The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1925, newspaper, November 12, 1925; Chattanooga, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2073962/m1/1/: accessed May 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.