Gate Valley Star (Gate, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1915 Page: 1 of 8
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Gate Valley star
VOLUME X
GATE, BEAVER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, OCT. 14 1915
NUMBER 29
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We offer our customers all the Pro-
tection and Banking Facilities offered
by other banks, with the additional
protection of the Guaranty Law, which
makes it Impossible for a Depositor to
lose, no matter what misfortune the
turn of events may bring.
Could any depositor ask for more
Protection? If you are one of our de-
positors you have this protection free
of any additional expense to you.
THE STATE BANK OF COMMERCE, OF GATE
See us for Farm Loans
OBITUARY
Sarah B. Walls was born at
(Juincv, III., February 7th, 1848,
departed this life at the home of
daughter, 5 miles southeast of
Waynoka, October 'Hh, 1')15. She
united with the Baptist church
at the age of 1.5 years. Her maid
en name was Lewis. She was
married to William Walls in
Pulaski County, Mo. April 8th,
1869, Her husband died Dec. 3rd
1882. She leaves 4 children, two
boys and two girls all of whom
are grown and live i . Oklahoma.
A short service was conducted
at 4 p. m. by the undersigned
atid her remains were taken back
to her old home in Missouri to
be bnried besiue her husband.
Her sons K. L and 1). I) Walls
accompanied the remains.
V Kretzinger, Waynoka, Okla.
The deceased formerly lived
with her son K. L. Walls south
of Gate.
HOG CHOLERA RAGING |
About two weeks ago Jesse
Lees herd of hogs was t'oui.d to j
have cholera. After losing seven !
head he called Dr. Robison who
vaccinated the balance of the
herd, part of which were already I
sick at the time, some of these i
have died, but most have im-f
proved and the disease is check-j
ed in his herd. Since this, cases
of the disease have been report-j
ed in several places in the j
neighborhood including Mrs. j
Haynes, G. W. Guffv, liar y '
Drake, Lewis Brothers and is j
liable to spread over the entire j
c immunity if prompt action is
not taken.
The proper time to vaccinate
hogs is before they are infected j
and all farmers should attend to
this before it is too late.
The disease is known as Popu-,
larv Baccilus, a germ disease,
therefore infectious, and will
spread from pen to pen if given
a chance All hogs that have died
from this disease should either
be buried very deep cr burned.
J. F. Newsom, County Agent,
is in the neighborhood this week
helping to check the disease. He
stated that conditions were very
bad here, the worst he fonnd in
the county.
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OIL STOCK IN DEMAND
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As the realltv of oil looms
nearer, there has been an increas-
ed demand for stock, parties i
calling by telephone to reserve'
stock for them. Which sho<-s j
that home p opl. have strong:
faith in striking oil.
The casing for the well was j
ordered a few days ago and Dv I
the time it arrives, plans will be I
completed ready to drill.
k\ ft. add Clarence E4ni*ion
and lamilies returned home Sun-1
dav night from a 30 days visit i
with old friends and relatives in
Missiouri.
Mr Mr*. Roy Coppock, J. H.
Haworth and wife and I. A !
Greene went to Wichita last week ;
to attend 'riends Yearly meet-
ing.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
The school board of District
No. 10 Harper County, OI*lahoma
desires bids for the erection of
a school house. Specifications
may be seen at Houston-Doughty
Lumber Co., Gate, Oklahoma or
Home Lumber and Supplv Co at
Rosston, Oklahoma. All bids
must be received bv Geo. W.
Guffv, Clerk, on or before the
18th day of October 1^15.
For best tailor made suits see
L. P. Hollida v.
WHY PAY A DOLLAR
when you can go to
C. E. STILL
and get the same thing for less.
°sLke." Fall Goods Ht:
33 1-3 percent off on all Boys'Suits.
" " off on one lot of Shoes.
" off on all boys & mens Pants
20 " off on all Hats and Caps.
Calico 41-2 cents 7 Spools of thread .25
it
A. B. Newkirk of Kdd v Okl?.
is here looking after business in-
terests.
Undertaker Mendenhall was
called Monday to Madison to
take care of a party who died
last Sunday.
)*lissYvett« Grasty of Know-
las is assisting the Star jorce
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Mott of Leb-
anon Missouri are here this week
Ion their way to N. M. Thev
1 formerly owned a farm just
north of Gate
W. M. Freeman of Gate and
Ogilvie and" Sons of Logan are
new subscribers to the Star this
week.
I A large number of our delin-
qnent subscribers have paid up
their subscriptions duning the
. past two week, however there a re
few more in this class, which we
woukl thank to call and settle
CITY MEAT MARKET!
; All kinds of Fresh Meat, Hams &
, Bacon and Fresh Sausage. Delivered
; anywhere in town. Prices right.
We desire to please.
Phone your order to No. 55
iO. D. Felts, Prop. At McPher on's Store
State Bank of Commerce for
Best Farm Loans.
The Gate Mercantile
& Grain Company
After October 1st
we will sell for Cash
Only, r secured paper
Highest prices paid for produce
Trade where your patronage is appreciated
Geo. 1. Edmisson, Mgr.
A THRIFT DAY
The corporation* the liquor in-
terest and the multimillionaires
are not the owners of the earth
despite the shouting ot the
yellow press. The world belongs
to the thrifty man. We all realize
that no talent, no circumstances,
no opportunities will make a man
a success in life without the vir-
tue of thrift, hence the movement
for a national Thrift Day is rec-
eiving encourgeme,.t. It is pro-
posed by the International Con-
gress for Thrift that the presi-
dent and the governors of the
states designate a day, the Sun-
day before Labor Day, as Thrift
Day. The idea is a worthy one,
and the labor organizations of
the country are supporting it.
The constant applications of thift
will make the world a better place
to live in. There will be fewer in
mates of charitable Institutions,
applicants for alms, less poverty
and more happiness. It is pro-
posed to establish state as well
as national headquarters for the
association, and an active camp-
aign undertaken for educating
the easy going and thoughtless.
We received word this week of
the death of Mrs. Jason Newby
of Friendswood Texas, which
occured last Wednesday.
R. C. Haworth and Kd Weher-
ley were up from Kiowa Texas,
last Sunday making the tr|p in
Mr. Wehkley's new ford.
Wheat today, 1.00
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Haworth, E. I. Gate Valley Star (Gate, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1915, newspaper, October 14, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc167942/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.