The Orlando Clipper (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, June 13, 1913 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. 7.
ORLANDO LOGAN CO., OKLA. JUNE, J3, 1913.
NO 28
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Keys* <!E’cs Gar?*’ Contests
IiONs nr»i gill in this county
arc <'.*• ii»it to he hoard from in the
cont vts arrange i fo the so ’en h
a'lniutl State Fair ;.nd Exposition
at 0 kahoma City, Sept 2d to
Oct. 4
it is not an unusual thing to see
an acre of corn, an acre of katir-
coru, n couple of acres of cotton
or ona tenth of au acre of vegeta-
bles in different parts of tha coun-
ty. These miniature farms rep
resent the industry of the boys
and girls of this county who pro-
pose to compete with tha boys and
girls of other sections of Oklaho-
ma in big contests at the state fair
this year.
Ninety-five Oklahoma banks, in
nearly every county, have offered
cash premiums of fldeaoh ia the
boys’ and girls’ corn, kjfiroom
gnd cotton contests. The Farmers
Bank of Orlaudo, for corn, and
the State Mink at Meridian, for
kaflreorn, are two of the banks
making the offer. The special
premiums of the banks iu this and
surrounding countie.* as well as in
all sections of Oklahoma are offer-
ed in connection with the three
general contest and suplement
cash pt’iaes offered by the state
fair and others who arc interested
in the welfare of the boys and
girls of Oklnhouia.
One set of general rules cover
the corn, katircorn and cotton con-
tests, as well as a tanning contest
inaugurated this year for the first
time. Any boy or girl in Oklnho-'
tna who was from 10 to 18 years
of age, inclusive, January 1. 1913,
and wtio is a member of the Unit*
eu {states Department of Agricult-
ure boys’ and girls’ clubs, is elii*
gible to compete for any and all
of the prizes, including those of
fe el by the banks.
The.e is n score card for corn.
anoUier for katircorn, still another
for cofon and u card for the can
ning contest. Each boy or girl
must plant one acre of corn and in
addition to the o'J premiums od :*
ed by the statu fair arcl the bank
premiums, Senator I1 F, Gore
Western bus anga chtcd the $2U<>
oi the state fair by offering 12o
in prizes to girio n-skling iu couu*
nos touched by that line.
ihe hoy-,’ pig contest is also at-
u acting much attention tins year.
U is something entirely new.
Base ball
The first game of the season on
the Orlando diamond starts Sun-
day, June loth, between Red Keck
and Orlando And as we know
Bed Kuck has u good team, so tb#
prospects are good for a fast and
interesting game is promised. As
we will have to kindly ask the
ladies to bring 10c along to help
pay expenses, and the gents 26o
every body come out and see a
good game.
The Orlando Base Ball team
went to -Stillwater Sunday bat on
account of rain the game was post
poned, but remember our dstee We
have1
bunday June 15th, Red Bock at
Orlando, Sunday June 22nd, Still-
water at Orlaudo. July 4:h Or-
lando urd Mulball at the picnic iu
f-Uyisant Valley school district.
July 6ch OrlandQjst Ferry.- bun
'Xza&mamsmBm sbh*jeb
it* 1’. J. '.Meui;her President.
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It. J. (.'onnewiiy, Vice President. • |
\Y. S. Musgrove, Cashier.
FARMERS BANK,
ORLANBO, OKLAHOMA
Deposits are Guaranteed by the Depositors’ Guaranty Fund
of the State of Oklahoma.
Transacts a general Banking Business snd affords a safe
depository for merchants and farmers.
Offers^every accommodation consistent with conservative
Banking, Money to loan on chattels.
Lowest rates on farm loans.
See the Farmers Bank for Fire and Tornado Insurance.
City Barber Shop Dr. E. G. Sharp,
Many mothers ihmk their children
are suffering from indigestion, head-
ache, nervousness, weekness, costive-
i.ess, when they are the victims of that
most common of a 1 childrens’ ail-
ments—-worms. Peevish, ill-temper,
ed, fretful children, who toss and
griud their teeth, with bad breath and
eolicky paius have all the symptom*
ol having worms and should be given
Kickapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant
! candy lozenge, which expels worms,
j regulates the bowels, tones'"up the
system and makes cliiidred well and
happy. Kickapoo Worm Killer is
guaranteed All druggists,'or by mall.
Price *ic. Kickapoo Indian Medi-
cine Co., Piniaclelphi- and St Louis.
Oalondo D ug.Co. Adv.
Production of Natural Cement
And Pool Room,
fi. C. GORDON, Proprietor.
Acres* street from Drug Store.
LEAVE YOUR, laundry
SATISFACTION SIAR1NTRID
ORLAftDo, OKLA.
IF
you want
suiva,
la*urate* that In-
drvy June ;M#tb Uoyte at OrlaodtvS Did lElUhl*
Most Children Have Worms R 2“?n*^,e L44"’ Policy.
L> Prempt and satisfactory aiijust'
metit,
I make
1 anee.
« ipecialky of crop insur-
Phone 3ld<
Wm HENn.
P». E D. No. L
BkssikL.Markeh
Natuial cement was produced
will give the bny or girl mukingi in 1912 in 15 plants distributed-m
the br-fit total score a free trip to
Washington-
Each contestau* in the kafircorn
contest moat plant one acre and
two acres .tro required in the cot-
ton contest. A free trip to Wash-
ington find prices amounting to
$150 »re offered by the Okl'boma
Cotton Seed Crushe-V association,
while the Ft. Sin'th A V/estern
railroad offeros #300 to boys in
<joof»fci4s touched by that road.
Then there i6 the canning con-
test far girls calling for the culti-
valica of oae tectll of iu acre "f
rentable*, The Vt. 8with A
nine Stales, according to the TJ. S.
Geological Survey, there being no
change in the situation computed
with 1911 excipt a deoreasB in pro-
duction. Tiie output during 1912
amounted to 821,231 barrels, val-
ued at $367,222, compared with
926,091 barrels, valued at *378,-
63$, in 1911, a decrease of 104,160
barrels, or 11.3 per cent, in quan-
tity and of $11,811* or 8 per cent,
in value. The average price of
natural cement at the mille in 1$J2
was 43.7 cefite a barrel, compared
with 40,9 cents iu 191.1,
Pmo Teecber.
Permanently Located
in Orlando.
Mr. util Mrs. Levi Cummins,
i anjer residents of this vicinity,
ut now of El Campo, Texas, en-
route to Kansas and Missouri on a
ait, stopped off here {Sunday for
u brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. S.
Wykle and Mr. and Mrs, W* W.
Haller and other friends.
Last week Fred Walker wr3 a
v sitor one day in the Cushing oil
field and reports that lie stood up
io too buggy and counted 102 der-
t eks without changing his locu-
lien.
Mrs. Roberts who has been sick
for some time at the homo of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs E. I). Ogle,
has sufficently recovered that she
wa* able to walk over to town the
tattei part of last week.
Col. C. J. Ward add daughter,
Miss Bessie, are making a months
Vieit in Michigan where it taked
do effort to keep oool
SURGEON.
Special Attention Given to Con*
saltation and General Surgery.
J22i Vest Oklahoma Avenue.
Phone 301^ Guthrie, Okla.
Dr. S.E. Gayman,
ytvsieUa and Surgeon.■*
Phone 25 v
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DELUXE
4 BERBER SHOP *.
BATH ROOM IN CONMrC^
LION. * *
Satisfaction GUARAFTEED
Orlando. Oklahoma
Doctor T. L. Sharp
Physician and Surgeon,
Phon« No, 6
Office and Residence,
Orlando, OkloJ
Work
CITY DRAY LINE
Jolni Green, Proprietor
promptly uci5 carefully
at Ended to.
Your patronage solicited,
Al»o grinds the beit of corn mc&L
Orlando,
Okla
P. J. Meagher,
Liv8 Stock, Flour, Feed,
Coal and Gran,
Manager Orlando Elevator;
Orhndy, Oklahoma,
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Lanter, W. L. The Orlando Clipper (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, June 13, 1913, newspaper, June 13, 1913; Orlando, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc910876/m1/1/: accessed June 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.