The Sopar Democrat (Choctaw County, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 27, 1921 Page: 4 of 6
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We have opened up a garage in the
building formerly used by the Motor Inn
and are now ready to supply your needs
in that line
We will handle the best grades of
gas and oils Goodyear and Goodrich tires
and tubes and accessories of all kinds
We are equipped to give you quick tire re-
pair work and will have good mechanics in
the back of the shop
We will appreciate a share of your
business
true that butchering is
work and it is particularly
on the' housewife Also
farmer generally lacks
hard
hard
the
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How Much is
Ten
Billion?
STRICTLY CASH
THE C
JONES & PATTERSON Prop
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A number of newspapers have
been calling attention recently
to some of the uses the United
States could make of the $10-
000000000 thin country has
loaned to European nations and
which eventually we hope to
to have repaid A number of
those who have commented on
this subject have pointed out
that at an average cost of 25000
a mile the ten billion dollars
would construct 500000 miles of
THE SOPER DEMOCRAT
formerly the Choctaw County Democrat
R E CROSSETT EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
SI 50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
TELEPHONE NO 30
Catered t the iiostpfflce t Soper OklHhomr rrery Thursday as second class mail matter
Farmers Can Beat
H C L by Eating
Home Cured Meat
Shipping fat cattle hogs and
sheep to the central markets for
slaughter and shipping the meat
back to the farm where the live
animals originated to be con-
sumed is an excusable waste-
The stock argument in support
this practice is that the paeker is
able to utilize the by-products 171631 °n
which go to waste when the
animals are butchered on the
busy and has no facilities for
handling fresh meat The sav-
ings from utilization of the by-
products are small in comparison
with the cost of getting the live
animals to market and the car-
cass back to the farmer divided 1
into retail cut3 by the local
butcher
It is safe to sav that the meat
veniences for handling meat
either fresh or cured but if it be-
came the fixed policy of the
farmers to provide fresh meat
for their families of their own
raising and killing the year
around these facilities in them-
selves quite inexpensive would
be provided ' j
Farm folks consume too much
cured hog meats and too little
beef and mutton as the result of
a country-wije survey conducted hard 8Urfaced highway — enough
by the department of agriculture t0 give the United States the
show Poultry products are be8t highways in the world
used extensively on the farm 83 Suggestions along this line are
a change from pork and while evidently made not with the
these products serve this pur- view of advising what should be
pose well and enter well into 8 done wi th the money but what
dietary is far as their nutrive micht be- done with it— the
effect is concerned yet they 876 purpose being to illustrate in a
ar from being the mo9t econo- concrete wav what ten billion
mical material that can be used dollars means
to supplement pork The fact 0f maer is that
The farm family might i asily I few peopie are able to grasp the
have the greatest variety of the jmmensity of valuation express&d
best things to eat that the with a doIar sig:n a figure “1”
country affords As it is in t°o and ten ciphers All of us can
many cases the diet is more re- recognize a dollar when it looks
stricted on the farm than in hike 40 cents Many of us can
town and this has had a most remember when a dollar looked
marked effect upon the health J a3 a3 a cart wheel Some of
and development of farm chil- ug can visualize a thousand
dollars and we presume there
are a lot of people who really
understand what a million dollars
means
But ten billions is beyond the
power of any human mind to
grasp unless it is translated into
some concrete form with which
we are more familiar and which
we can stretch our imaginations
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A § WOOD
Headquarters for High Grade
Candies Fruits and Vegetables
Onion Sets 40c gallon 3 gallons $115
20 bars Swift's white Soap
Liquid Swoke was $125 now
Two cans No 2 Tomatoes
Good full weight Corn
Two cans Heart Brand Kidney beans 45c
Just received shipment of Heart Brand
$100
75c
25c
15c
Canned Goods
We handle Butter and Eggs
dren
In the cool season fresh meat
may be kept indefinitely and a
quarter a loin or round of beef
and part of a carcass of mutton
ought to be kept in stock by
every farm family These meats
combined with the results of
hog butchering and the ample
supply of farm poultry would
give the farmer as great a va-
riety of meat as any city butcher
shop affords
It is a great mistake to assume
as many do that hams cannot be
successfully cured on the farm
The fact is that may be made of
far finer quality there than in
the packing house The city
man appreciates the value
Try us with your next order for
groceries or meat We have our own
delivery
We Appreciate Your Trade
comprehend Therefore
bought by the farmer at -the
local shop cost3 more than twice we cured country ham and wi
the price he received for the PaV double the price of
foot It is true the ' Packin house ham for this great
farmer is busy in the fall and he j delicacy But when one sets out
never was busier than now har-! a we cured country ham
farm and tfyat the farmer ia vesting hi3 corn And it is
aj3(jJ he finds few who give particular
! attention to this matter- anc
j scarcely a dozen in a county who
have enough hams to supply
j their own needs while there
( should be a marketable surplus
:o thi3 product' hanging in the
smokehouse of every farmer—
! Kansas City Star
INSURANCE
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Bringing In my traveling store Rawleigjs most complete Line of
Good Health Products comprising such useful household needs as
when some newspapers trans-
lated our foreign loans into miles
of hard surfaced highway they
rendered a real public service
for they helped the people of the
United States to understand
exactly what is proposed by
those visionaries who advocate
the cancellation of European
debts to the United States
I A
WOOD 1
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Grocery and Meat Market
Cad Cold and Cough Cured by
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Several years ago C D Glass
Gardiner Me contracted a
severe cold and cough He
tried various medicines but in-
stead of getting well he kept
adding to it by contracting fresh
colds Nothing he had taken
for it was of any permanent
benefit until a druggist advised
him to try Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy He says “I was com-
pletely cured by this remedy and
have since always turned to it
when I had a cold and soon find
relief”
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Estray Notice
Th State of Oklahoma
County of Choctaw
Notice is hereby given that on the
15th day of November 1020 I the
undersigned took up on my premises
ituated 1-2 mile west of Nelson Okla
On red white face cow about 7
pan'a Sulphur Bathe
At the foot of the volcano Asamaya
mi In Japan there U a combination ol
hot sulphur and cold mineral spring
The bathing bouse consists of thres
or four substantial wooden bathln
tanks into which the hot water flows
and a wooden platform running around
the roam with cupboards and shelves
where the people dress
Beams laid across the bathing tank
divide them Into 'little squares f
square for each person
The duration of the time bath I
regulated with greet precision by th
bead attendant and during the bat)
from 190 to 200 half litre scoops o 1
hot sulphur water are poured over th
heed of the bather
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local application a they cannot reach
the dleenecd portion of the ear There
le only one way to cure catarrhal deafneee
and that le by a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness le caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucoue llnlnr of
the Eustachian Tube When this tube la
Inflamed you hare a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearinr and when It le entirely
closed Deafness is the result Unless the '
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to Its normal condition hearinr
will be destroyed forever Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh which Is
an inflamed condition of the mucoue sur-
faces Hall's Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem We will rive One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cura Circulars
frea All Drunrlsts Tin
F J CHENEY CO Toledo O
n P'ces Extracts Toilet Preparations Family Medi-
M cines Stock and Poultry Preparations Insecticides
dr Disinfectants Etc
W- All of highest quality generous quantity and best values for the
pj’ money that you can obtain any' here
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Are you fully
protected?
You Take No Chances
M Rawleigh’s Good Health Products must prove their worth to you —
I leave them with the understanding that you pay me only after you
dj are satisfied with their quality value and usefulness and you alone
I'j will be the judge
Rawleigh’s Products have given the best of satisfaction in millions
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)(ij of homes throughout the past thirty years and therefoe I feel con-
£' fident they will please you Rawleigh Products and Rawleigh’s
Jjj Good Health Service are heartily welcomed in every home because
j people find that they obtain the finst qualities and the largest quantities
at most reasonable prices
All I ask is that you give me an opportunity to show and describe the
various Rawleigh Products and the Liberal Terms upon which I
will leave them
If not you had better
see me before it
is too late
a
Fred Walker
GENERAL INSURANCE
I) Hold Your Orders for Mel 1 Will Save You Morey! £j
jfj J C BRANNON
X ‘W ivifc f Sf9t 0i4 1 jack Larattf t miim
p'
City and farm
Livestock and Casua ity
Surety Ronds
years old marked under half crop
right ear two underbits in left
It has already been advertised for
two weeks by posted notices Owner
may obtain the animal by proving the
property and paying expenses of keep
ing and advertising
Witness my hand and seal this 26th
day of January 1921
D B Harrell Taker-up
l-27-3t Nelson Okla
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Emergency Call
"We've got lizards In our basement
and I Just killed a snake In the from
yard Can't yon send some one oui '
right away to kill them?" walled I
voice qver the telephone to William F j
Cleary clerk of the board of pub Hi
works
It was a woman's 'voice or lit
Cleary would have sent a request t
the board of public safety that one ol j
the morals squads be sent oot with I I
suggestion that they might And what J
ever It was that made people "se
snakes" However he asked the boan
to send out an ordinary policeman ti
kill the reptiles — Indianapolis News
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KP HAMPTON MD
Physician and Surgeon
SOPER OKLAHOMA
R L Evans
E H Sherman
EVANS & SHERMAN
LAWYERS
24 n Vrfckl IM
OS OKLA
Remember the war cost bil-
lions Your income tax for 1920
helps to defray part of it
When You are Billious
To promote a healthy action of
the liver and correct the dis-
orders caused by biliousnes
Chamberlain’s Tablets ace ex-
cellent Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish
for your food and banish th it
dull stupid feeling
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Auctioneer
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DR W A SANDERS
- Phyiiciia and Surgeon
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DR WM YEARGANAVD
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Soper Drug C6-
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Crossett, R. E. The Sopar Democrat (Choctaw County, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 27, 1921, newspaper, January 27, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1717608/m1/4/: accessed May 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.