The Hitchcock Clarion (Hitchcock, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 26, 1918 Page: 2 of 8
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THE HITCHCO CK CLARION
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I will sell at public auction at my place 5 mi. south of Hitchcock on
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WEDNESDAY OCT.
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
40 Horses and Mules
6 Mules, 2 years old
9 Mules, coming yearlings.
8 Horses.
6 Mules, 3 years old.
7 Mules, 1 year old
1 Mare, weight 1400 pounss.
59 Cattle \
21 milk cows. ' 10 old heifers
8 Two-year old steers. 20 Calves, coming yearlings
ALL WH1TEFACE CATTLE
LUNCH AT NOON
SALE BEGINS AT TEN O’CLOCK, A. H,
Sums over $10 a credit of 12 months will be given on approved security with ten percent interest
rr> All sums of $10 and under cash
1 erms. irom date oi sale.
T. REAVIS
OHLER and SHULTZ, Auctioneers
Owner
ED. WHEELOCK, Clerk
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Photo from Underwood & Underwood.
Women’s Hospital Unit Ready for Overseas Service.
In this group are the doctors, nurses, motor drivers and
mechanics of the Women's Oversea Hospitals, U.S. A,all ready
to start for their job in France. The hospital is directed by the
National American Woman Suffrage. Association and is com-
posed entirely of women.
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9 Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed |r
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$1.25
GOOD WORK
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id Help couserve wool by having your clothing properly
cared for. Will appreciate your patronage......
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SENATOR OWEN
AND HIS VIEWS ON
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
As a matter of common justice any
educated human being subject to the
laws of society, laws which control
life, liberty and property, ought to
have a vote as to who shall write and
who shall execute these laws. I have
always desired my mother, my wife
and my daughter to have the same
r»ght that I myself possess. I have
not been afraid that they would exer-
cise the right unwisely or unjustly or
corruptly.
Women taught me my manners, my
morals and my religion. The most
faithful and the soundest advice I have
received has come from my mother
and my wife. I honor their sex and
desire to do It honor as well as jus-
tice.
It Is vain to talk of putting women
on the pedestal of courtesy when we
know the conditions of modern life
make it necessary as a means of self
protection for women to have the suf-
frage.
The vote Is the right protective ol
all rights.
The vote is necessary to ascertain
the consent of the governed. The vote
is necessary to exercise the sover-
eignly of the peopla, for women, after
all. are people.
It has been ascertained that the suf-
frage was necessary to give women
more nearly an equal wage for equal
labor performed, and this Is a funda-
mental of life.
The vote is necessary to enable wo-
men to exercise direct Influence in
safeguarding the children they bring
into the world and for whose safe-
guarding and training against vice
they are directly responsible.
The vote to women will not revolu-
tionize the world, but it will Improve
the world, as women are sensitive
to moral and ethical conditions. They
will vote for better schools, and they
will vote for better police protection.
They will vote against the liquor traf-
fic. They will vote against vice. They
will vote In favor of conditions fa-
vorable to human life, especially chil-
dren’s life.
I shall rejoice if Oklahoma follows
the example of our great western
states and of New York in granting
woman an equal right to life, liberty
and the pursuits of happiness which
the suffrage mw>». ____ .
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"A great net o) mercy drawn throngk
an ocean of unspeakable pain”
Groceries At Hooverized Prices £
Beginning Sept. 30; Ending 4. j
During this time we will sell Groceries at Hooverized
Prices. Please notice the prices listed below. *
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Crisco, per gallon can------------b2.00
Belle Lsle Kraut, large can.....- 0.15
Belle Isle Wax Beans, 2 cans----0 25
Belle Isle Apricots, large can---0 20
Thomas Plums, 2 large cans...... 0 25 ^
Pink Salmon, 25c seller for...... 0-20 ^
1 No. 5 Tomatoes, 20c seller for---- 0.18 ^
’ New State Pork and Beans...... 0.15
' Catsup 16 oz bottle, 35c seller .... 0.30 ^
Macaroni and Speghetti, 2 pkgs.. 0.25 ^
‘ Btack eyed Peas, 3 pounds for----0.25
* Navy Beans, high quality, per lb.. 0.15
^ We sell other articles for less. \ our last chance to get ^
% high grade groceries at reduced prices. We guarantee ^
every article in our line. All over charges will be re- %
* funded. We also carry a line of Dry Goods, at prices j
* that are right, all new stock, and most we received di- fc
^ rect fom-the mill. We carry a line of Hardware, Tin-
ware, paints and oils. Just received a shipment of ^
^ Iowa Cream Separators, the worlds best by actual test, fc
We are agents for the Monitor Steele Windmill. Get *
our prices before you buy elswhere. We ask for your £
* patronage and strive to please.
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Bain, R. E. The Hitchcock Clarion (Hitchcock, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 26, 1918, newspaper, September 26, 1918; Hitchcock, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1172154/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.