The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1911 Page: 4 of 4
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THK HI. ItFNO VMKRM A\ FRIDAY, Jl'JiY JSH. 1 11
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THE EL RENO AMEBIC/
Successor to
El Reno Daily Amer'
Dece*
P; EL RENO INDUSTRIES
Published every F
113 NORTH BH'KFj
Eli RENO,
G. G. LEWIS /
DERMA . VIVA
Whitens the skin at once.
la used In pla^e of powder, has aauie effect but does cot
snow Curea Eruptlous, Freckles. Moth or Liver Spots
Brown arms or uack made whiter at once Price 50 cents
Sold l y Joney Drug Company.
Good Positions
^A wait Gradual ra of
Gem City
Business College
Quincy, Illinois
Annual attendance 1«00,
23 tuacbors. 8tudeuta (rum
majority of alatns. Occu-
rasasa,
• -«— - n Iw, Pentnaaihip «nd Sl«<b*
for our bMMtUful, lllualrmt*!
r bMk Ir*«
trn yi MUIHJ, 'r—.. L—fc Bern. 16$, III.
EL RENO WHOLESALE
GROCERY COMPANY
HI Reno, Oklahoma
l JL-'«for t.ll
NOTHINgV^EFRESHINO
AS A LITTLE PURE
Rexall Violet Talcum Powder
TRY IT AFTER A BATH.
LARGE CAN, 25c.
JONES DRUG COMPANY
THE REXALL STORE
A HEAVY BROOM
Makes a Tired Back
U HI( II MAV BK \M1II)KI> II' YOU
USE A "KUPID"
Kt'PII> is so light as to render sweeping a pleasure, compared to
the drudgery of dragging a heavy broom. It is made in HI Reno
from selected stock, on small French handle, and is fully guaran-
teed. If your grocer dorn't have it. he'll get it tor you. Say Kupld
and you'll get brootu you've aiwava wanted.
K Lid AN WELL BROOMS GET THE DIRT.
WESTERN ICE CO.
Ma nuf.ieterers of
Distilled Water lee
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA
COTTON SEED
COTTON SEED
Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds Conkty's Rmedles a Spec-
I laity. Everything in Poultry Supplies. The best hen and chick
feed manufactured, at right prices. Rock Salt Two of the be.st
Horse and Dairy Feeds to be fntiud on the market. Uermll-o and
International Sugared Feed
The -Safety Hatch and Queen Incubators and Brooders
J. It. STOC K
10i2 North Hork Island
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JHE EL RENO AMERICAN
profits? In fite*. .
mere imn.k« witih iBr^|p^|0ft $1 .OO per year
make Hh'is expectation a * ,
■ re«tfty.
Unlaw eome effective control and
more anleiQuate ^protection can be
thrown around tihie guana nit ee fund,
it must be declared a fadiune from
CA'wy polmt of view.
Gkjv. Cruet may be honest and sin-
«ickford
fadT uu ,
dent. We a*.,
efit of tho«* <*>..
fcmry to local amwui.
'have, no inte®tion of giving
A HOME PRODUCT OF QUALITY FOR HOME PEOPLE
El Reno's Best Flour
IT SATISFIES
EL RENO MILL 4 ELEVATOR COMPANY
Peanuts On Dry Farms
Last year was tihe d<rie«t year in
flhe Texas Pa-nliandle and Western
Oklfaihoma since Che country was set-
tled. Farmers in a>bout 4 4 counties
in this section planned SipaMislh i>e<a
il- alril,r,a' c,ovel' aad <x>w pe««- and[oomes thrifty and wm-ks for him
HU* tbeae enrtolies the soil on irhM iprantlra.lly tot.reaei<n,g Ma mtge*. The
it grows
Ln all lead ling sooutihieam markets
baled ipeanut Ih&y sell* for about the
same price aiS alfalfa and 'has about
t he same feeding qualities. 'Hay flncrm
< nti Ma.iu« leeui.n'g quawciiea. nay mean
units. Alter it'he plaints became six , , . .
i iwamut vines and milo make a food
r eight famines high, there were sev- , ..
equal to alfalfa and coirn for faititen-
al weeks of dirouth and 'hot winds'. . , ...
, , , ,, . ng 'Steera. ami .peanut 'hay Is one of
Th peanuts withered badly th.ncvug'n . i ,
b tihe best, daiiny Deed's. In some sections
tiiie day, but freshened ait nigiht and!,. . . .
i larmers do not have hogs to oaneuane
stood still, ibut lived. A ©bower came
, .... , A the peaniuit crrop. In tlhat -ease when
arod tJhey 'Immediately filled out an i .. . . , ,
,,1'the cmop is matured bhe row Ifisouild
matured. The plaints we iv too .-■mall . , _, . ... .
be opemed wiiitth a lister or wat'h a
to harvest and hogs were turned into t . .. ... . . , ... ,
: sweet potato diggeir w:hwih will throw
the t Id to gait'her bhe crops. One'. , . , 4 . ,
. . . . , , . , , t'ie -whole plant, vines and ptclds out
man who had a large field weighed , ,
, _ ,, , Jon tihe uirfa<ce. TJie plant should
his hogs carefully wlhen he turned . .
. , , j-fhien l>e gat.lie red and cured in cocks
ti hem in and weighed them wihen h-e' . , , , , . .. ..
! and stacked the same as alfalfa. As
•to l< tihe ni out fat ireadiy to sthilip to , . . . n. . ,A
t he mute contain Prom 30 to oO ,per
mairket, and tiney 'made a gain of 0 .. ... . . ,. ,. . ,
. , p . . ie tnof cal, illnfas lway from itihe whole
1.023 |K>unids for each a<re of j>ea- rtlo„. i( .. , . . . .
. Plant is exieie^diingly rloh and forces
nui/ts ipaatured. Repents firom bot h . , . , . , ,
' dairy cows it 0'/high fields. The but-
staites show gain® of fn-im ; 00 to , .. . _ ^ .. f , ^ , ,
. . . ter Is too soft for market and tihe
1 000 pounds of hogs per acne of pea- , . . ... ...
, 'ows musit be fed some crop like milo
lints, the ihogs gathering the crop _...,K 4V, r « u i
1 ; with th,is feeid to -harden the but-
themselves. L
! ter.
In weatern Oklahoma t'he govern- , , , .. . T
i I found a planter in Tx>uisiana wtio
meiut diemon^tiratmen Vwnd « - ,A
is tjhis veair puttilng out 3,«>00 acres
that on a farm wlhere earn I had yiel-d-
15 bushels to the acre, SpanASh
peanuts-yielded-forty bushels. Farm-
ers report tlhat Whera corn gave no
*?raiin whatever, Spanish peanuts
yielded 20 -to 2." bushels -per acre.
Farmers anid atrrkmem all over -this
region report bhat 'the Sipanwh i>ea-
rf^-ut stands drouth full as well a«
of crops. On several of ihis farms his
work mules while plowing and plant-
ing bhe crops, had mo 'feed whatever
exjeept -bhe lhay Prom tihe whole plants
of 3painis.li 'peanuts, tihe nuts furnish,
ing t'lie grain and the vines bhe hay.
The mules kept fat througliout the
spring.
The luighest priced \hara in Uie Un-
... . , J "« fingiutrt pni^aa nam m tne n-
either sorghum or -milo. Tihe results it_. c ^ , . .
t , , |1 >ed states is/t'he hinutlifield ham elf
secured an tihe southwest have been1 v .
Virginia, w<hicfh sells In eastern mar-
so en,coil-raging that farmers thwugh-.• ...
. M | kets for 40 cento per pound and up-
omt ColMnado and Central and Souibh- ,,,, rr..^ . , Al . ,
i •. _ _ . vi*. i o | wand. • The producer of thus /ham
em Kansas shouW test Spanish pea-1 fnillt,lri f . ...
, , , -round bhe only feed whioh "Would
miits this year on a small scale, and if . ,, ... „.
. . imake -bhe derj/uous flavor whkih
it does -as well ais It prom/ises, it will
become a staple dry land crop wiith
them. Bach farmer should iplamt five
acres -to make a test.
The Spanish peanut Is bhe small
red peanut, with only two nuts to
a poet. It matures in 90 days after
planting. Tllie large pea-nut flounid In
the candy stores is tllie Virginia pea-
nut. It requires 140 days -for ma-
turing, [and Is worthless on Ullie
would dcunmand the price was pea-
nuits. On account of tihe large quan-
tify of oil in the peanuts the pork
is very soft, and iwihiUe the peon-uts
make large gains the .packers object
very strongly to hogs fattened on
ipeanu/ts alone. 'After the hogs be-
come tat tihev shjcTuld be fed far two
or t)hre weeks on milo or <-orn and tthe
"f'le h become sas 'hard as -if the hogs
were fattened on earn «.lon*\ while
extravagant man who spend* it all
frequently pays Imteijest, (tlhus de-
c.ieaising his wages.
The tlliml'flby man eoon acquires a
'habit wihi</h -compels him to save;
the ^iliiftless acquires a -habit of
wanting a little more than his
ges justify, and getting imo debt if
he has credit.
The man wlho earns th-ree do 11a
a day and lives on one dollar a day
iiiMist eventually become wealthy,
while the man wiho spends every dol-
lar of (his five dollars a day ar wihat-
ver 'he earns becitimee a pauper the
nilinnte /his earning power ceases.
This lesson *>houki be taught early
in life.
Your ini'dh in«lglhbar has net eairned
'with 'Iris labor cen't nmr tiliau you
have, hint Ms sartngs 'have worked
nights and Sundays, a i«ant of ihts
sunplus coming fncim that fire dal-
1: K,10l— 'etaio etiaob 7890 $ s 9
Jains you pa.id the bajvk ,foir a loan
iWiheu you were sick and lost
w'eek 's work.
Tlie t(Ii.r«tity man Is wealthy, the
^wiMlth'nift a l>auper, even thouglh
inlie laitter inlhmLis fire Muoiisaild diol
larrs tomonrow. 'His habits .will force
hii.m to spend it.—WtehJa Beacon
plains as (n dry seasons It does not ."ZW ""T"
fin . -r. c . . t1'1*^ mlp®t eWU retain- the delicious
ill out. The Spanish peanut recju.r- JMWm„ ^
fw one bushel of yeed to plant an
at-re. T.iio seed should be soakel
from thirty-all t forty-etpht hours
betow plaint ing, sowklng I lie unshell-
<m1 pods. The wet pods, not shelled
Mlmnld Ik1 ptonlJad in rows three or
four fe* t mpBirt, dmppiag single pods
12 ito 14 tonihBs apart in llie rows. In
eastern CJjlorado 'thej- should be
planned from May 20 to Juno 15. Of
rouirse tllie .wet |K ds must be plant-
ed in wot soil, atul if tihe sucra<*> soli
Is din}' a fu-nw should be opened to
motlst tihe earth, Tlu«e should
WK lljTH AMi POV12KTV
Tihe great aim it if the ra<-e 1« tio a«--
<1 «*re moffley. Merchants, laborers,
pn-fessionol men and artisans of
.-very elnss .;*.nd tlheirr average of
eigilw 'honirs a day dhajSing the nitnble
dollar.
If itlhe trutli were known it wuiuld
lie found Mat in a period or twenty
yeans, t'he amount of money earned In
wages 'by tilni^e severail classes does
not differ -.> gi> atly.
downed about two iiwhes deep and " '* ,"le Rlno"n't eai'n -d and not
paid out tliaifi ronatitut*^ wealth,
wihlle IKiv..rty results from spending
every dollar ealrnied.
Wealth and poverty d'if.fer only as
the wo«ls Micrift aind BhUft'eaaness
dirfer. The ohi-tifty man eaninot help
accumulating -wlwle the lihittless man
is ever dollairlese.
Prom tihe very fsnst day of wage-
earning. Mie tthnifty man's dollar be-'
S< ItllTl ltK. .
( Psalms 91:1-11.)
He bhat dwelteth in the secret
place of the most High Shall abide
under tihe Shadow of the Almighty.
I will say of -the T^ord, He is my
refuge and my fortress: my God; in
IMim will I trust.
Surety 'he Shal tldeliver thee from
tfie snare of bhe fowler aind fircim the
noisome pestilence.
'He shall cover thee with his feath-
ers, and under his win^s shalt thou
trust; his truth shall -be tty shield
and buckler.
Thou sHialT not be afiaid for the
terror by night; nor for the arrow
tlhat fJ'ieitili by day.
.Vcir for the pestilence that walketh
n darkness; nor for it he destruction
t'hat wiastetJh ait noonday.
A -thousand shall fail at thy side,
and ten <t*i omsand at thy night hand;
•but it xhall not come niigih thee.
Only 'winti thine eyes shalt thou be-
'hold and see t'he reward of the wick-
ed.
Hecause thou hast made the Lord,
wh'ich is nny mfuge, even t/he most
Htgih, thy 'habitation1.
There tfhall no evil befall thee,
neither siiall any plague come nigh
tlhy d.welling.
'For he shall give Ms angels charge
jover tlieo, to keep thee in all thy
ways,
the crop should be cultivated about
four times bhe earns as earn; In a
ye«ir of regular rainfall tllie vines
grew from 12 itw 18 tn-ches in height.
The vines of tllve SpiinAsh peanut grow
upright When the pods are ripe the
vines may be cut and cured the same
«•« alfalfa 'hav.
The peanut Is .1 legume, the same
Klght in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea
and lose several days' time, unless
on have OhamberIain's OoMc, Ohol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand
and take a dose on the first appear
a nee of the disease. For sale by all
druggists.
/Vo wheaf Is too good, no machinery too costly to help make
MANEY'S MARVEL
THE BEST FLOUR ADJVWHERL
We do this for yo„. Have you tried a saclt?
Canadian Mill & Elevator Company
EL RENO FOUNDRY & MACHINE COMPANY
ENGINE AND MACHINE WORK
Of High Grade and Every Description for Saw Mills, Cotton Gins. Threshers Well Drilling
Machines, Oil Mills. Etc. e s. Well Drilling
Structural Iroa, Steel Beams. Channels Ancles Stimino c. ■
Brackets, Iron Store Fronts. Column! Iron Window Freme.'and Sa^hT^1
BREUER S PATENT IRON WINDOW SILL.';
Advance Steam Pumps in stock Qh.o lnjector p,,. Bra3s Qoodl Oarlock PackiDgS, etc.
EL RENO INDEPENDENT
OIL CO.
WHOLESALERS OF
Oils and Gasoline
Compounders and Healers in High Grade
PKXVSYLV-WIA OILS AND GREASES.
Golden Auto
French Favorite
I ord's Sp* < iai Auto
Eureka Auto
M;uiufa< tur
of Moor Sweep and Magic Kioler Compound
HIGH GUAH1 AI TO OIL A SPECIALTY
MONEY
IO LOAN ON FARMS
At reasonable rates and without delay. We make examinations
And Pay ou( Promptly
CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENT CO.
Farm Loan Headquarters El Reno, Okla.
ill Norih Bickionl Opposite Masonic Temple
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Dempster Cultivators
On, Raw Riding Cultivator
"WHERE CAN I SEE
THEM ?"
Are you «>king this
question, Mr. Farmer?
The answer le: "Right
Here."
Your Inspection of these
great machines — 2-Row
Shovel, 2-Row Dlec, 1-Row
Riding or 1-Row Walking ■
will show you just what the
RIGHT kind of Cultivator-
Making Is. A DEMPSTER
will fit your needs. Come
In and see.
Denison Implement & Saddlery Co
105 South Bichtord
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Ask your Grocer for
"PIONEER BRAND"
The Best
VINEGAR
AMMONIA
MUSTARD
BLUEING
MADE IN EL RENO
Hamilton's C. 0. D. Laundry
Easier and liotter
EASIER ON YOUR SHIRTS AND COLLARS;
BETTER FOR THEM AND FOR YOUR
TEMPER, TOO. A TRIAL WILL MAKE YOU
A STEADY CUSTOMER.
HAMILTON'S C. 0. D. LAUNDRY
LIGHTS OUT?
CALL
ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY
Phone 220
Bon Ton Bakery
108 South Rock Island
Phone 102
Ice Cream, Candies and Cold Drinks
WM. McCREADY
BOOKBINDER
Fifty years experience in the binding of books
Bindery located at American otlice
113 N. Bichtord Ave.
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