The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 12, 1919 Page: 1 of 8
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— ,"ax,;ns,i,u COUNTY, oklahoma^THURSDAY, JUNE. 121919
MO.
ktvin Cornweil
Diss a! Eiiitl
A telephone message from
in Motion j
. 1 nf tVlf I
and repairs
on our
This is the beginning of the
farmers busy season. Aut°m°-
_ biles with the rear seat hliecl
Enid, summoning John Cornweli j wjth binder twine
to the bedside of his father, who are a common sight
had been visiting relatives at g,reets ,md the hum of the bind-
Joplin Mo., anil while enroute erg can 5e heard in a number ot
• home had stopped off to visit a fieMs_ Harvest will not be in
few days with his daughter, Mrs. ! [ullswing before the first ol
Vnul was received next week as only a few fields
Wood, of Enid, was received
Saturday morning. John left
immediately i.or Enid. Mon a>
another telephone message was
received by Dewey Cornwel o,
come at once as h!s father was
unconscious and would rey
paos away yt any time. Mrs. J.
L. Crum and Dewey and Lthe.
Cornwtl left tor Enid Monday
are ripe enough to cut. W ith a
large acreage, heavy wheat and
a shortage of help the farmers
are handicapped in caring toi
this, which promises to be, the
bumper crop for a numbei of
years. Threshing machine men
are busy getting their machines
eady for a heavy run and thresh
soon as
Corn- the cutting is finished so that
men can be secured for crews.
afternoon but before they reach-. jng wm begin just as
ed their destination Mr.
well had passed away.
Mr Cornweli has been a citizen
of this vicinity for a number ot
years, coming here from Sumner i
county, Kansas. He owned one
Through Our Membership
in the Federal Reserve Banking System, we are
placed in a stronger portion than ever before
to take care of the i equipments ot all our
depositors whether large or small whethe
they keep checking or saving accounts, and at
the same time to give them the most modern
banking service.
Why not open an account with us and begin
at once to participate in
these bene! its and the ad-
ditional protection which
this system gives to your
money deposited with us.
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Those Who Pay
Hp owneu one i The following are recently
. - -newa,
wood valley ahd ffitti his ' family; Chas. Martin
made that his home since com-
,ng to this state. His wife died
at their home here about *e\en
years ago. Two of his boys
.served in the army during the
world's war. John, the second (
son, was released from tne army
-everal months ago and was at
vhe bedside ol .his father when
the end came. Tom, the eldest
.son us in a camp somewhere m
the states, but relatives nave
been unable to find him to m
iorm him of his fathers dea 1.
Mr. Cornweli was an activ (
worker in the Mas .nic Lodge,
was a member of the Scotish
Rite Consistory at Guthrie,
was also a member of the 1. O.
0. F. Lodge.
He was an
in the recent
Joe Dusek
Mrs. E. D. Baden, Mo.
Mrs. J as. Hopkins
John Collins
J. N. Beck
E. Courtney
B. F. Cole
J as. Butcher
(j. B. Sandefur
B. B. Post
Henry Blehm
R. E. Carton
W. H. Hatfield
Emil Falk
W. H. Del bridge.
Another Big Rain
Another big rain fell here Mon-
day and Tuesday and weather is .
i :n still threatening. Wheat and oats j
ctlve , went down under the heavy rain
in the recent war campa^, ^ .g rted straightening up.
taking active interest in Liberty
l0an'ii'ns( 1 He was also regis-1 Harmon's Sale a Big One
for8Spring Creek township. Austin Harmon's sale last Fri-
1 His body, accompanied by his day was one of the big public
TnVin Cornweli, and daugh- sale successes o ' the yeai Mi . I
S°n> m ■ • Wood and other relat- Harmon had a big lot of stock _
'''' " 1 brought to Cashion and practically everything sold ;;
rtLav a„a 'laid in state at the at a good figure. A large crowd I
IUK & A M' lodger,,on,. w in attendance. The pro-
A. r • • i e(Js of the saie were m excess | i
Midnight funeral services w $5)600.00.
eonducted by the Scotish Kite J
. i. i.u.i Christian chuicn
JaiS9 O'clock midnight, Wednes- Mrs. Ed Walton, Wichita, Kans.;
?v and the b"dy will be placed Mr. and Mrs. Perry Craig Okla-
i -'a th'it of his wife this after- homo City, Okla ; Mr. and Mrs. i
beside; cashion cemetery. | Qlenn Cornweli, Mamie, Roy, :
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A ChecKing Account
Why not start a checking
account with us? Your
checks will show yon every
transaction, besides being a
receipt for every cent you
pay out. If you could get
as good a thing as we olfer
free, in any other line, how
quickly you would jump at
the chance. Why not jump
at this chance today? It a-
waits you at the
Farmers State BanK
Cashion, Oklahoma
Phone
38
Fly Time is Here.
We have the screen doors for you
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Garnett, A. J. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 12, 1919, newspaper, June 12, 1919; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107454/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.