The Ringwood Leader. (Ringwood, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 29, 1917 Page: 4 of 4
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The Ringvood leader
Published Everf Thursdiy
WATKINS AND SONS
EDITORS AND PUBLISHESS
Entered at the post office at Ringwood Oh
as second class mail matter -
ONE DOLLAR
If you treat some people
and square they get the idea
they have you bluffed
right
that
We have lived to see the post-
age on a letter get back to three
cents where it vyas when we were
a boy
The reason why you see
manymore new cars than
ones is because after the car gets
old most trips are not considered
necessary
The Southwest Oil and Farm
Journal recently established in
Enid by George Garrett is an ex-
cellent example of an oil and farm
magazine It is the offigial organ
of the Enid Oil Club an organiza-
tion of oilmen for the purpose of
exploiting the Enid oil field and
will find it has a place to fill in
this particular line The Enid oil
field is constantly being enlarged
and the new journal is filled with
interesting ras of its develop-
ment At present it is being
sued monthly
Lahoma OLla Nov 24— It' is
reported that an effort was made
Wednesday night to burn the der-
rick of the Golden Goose Oil com-
pany located northwest of Laho-
tna in Major county Farmers
living in tne vicinity seeing a blaze
there hurried to the scene and
put out the fire before any mater-
ial damage was done They say
that a lot of straw had been piled
against the derrick and a match
applied to this Their opinion is
that it is the work of I W W
members
J L Lyon militant secretary of
state binder Mr Williams has
made another move - This time it
will be directed against the time
killing propensities of the state
legislative iode in regular session
or otherwise The following is his
proposed amendment to the con-
stitution to that effect:
“Proposed amendment to section 21 of
article 5 of the State Constitution
Members of the Legiature shall receive
$10 per diem for their services during the
session of the Legislature and 10c per
mile for every mile of necessary travel in
going to and returning from the place of
meeting of the Legislature on the most
usual route and shall receive no other
compensation Provided that members of
the Legislature sha'l receive only $2 per
diem for their services after ninety v days
of such session have elapsed Provided
further that all appropriations made for
any purpose whatsoever except for the ex
pense of the Legislature while in session
shall he passed and enrolled and on the
Governor’s desk within sixty days aftei
the convening of the Legislature It is
further provided no bill shall be introduc-
ed in either house of the Legislature after
sixty days have elapsed and pnor to the
ninety days after convening’'
When Mrs Brown was return-
ing from Carmen last y eek she
saw fair girls dressed fn overalls
doing work at the Frisco depot in
Enid She said they were bust-
ling around just as active as any
boy or man They seemed to un-
derstand their business and strict-
ly attending to it Why not? Wo-
men are gradually coming into
their own as the co-workers of
men This beats being: pampered
pets While the coming of uni
versal suffrage and the establish-
ment of a single code the same
standard of virtue and morality
for men that is 'required tor wo-
men there will be a betterment
of social and moral conditions
-throughout the country— Wau-
komis Hornet
The matter of providing some
kind of home defense now that
the different military organiza-
- tions are with the National army
has arisen in many localities and a
home guard organization " is ad-
vanced as being the most accept-
able Companies of home guards
are being organized in many local-
ities to cope with possible emer-
gencies and the idea seems all
right The training would bene-
fit those who are unable to get
into the regular service Tor one
reason and another and The Nat-
ional and State governments sanc-
tion such moves Besides this
universal military training may
come to a reality soon and from1
all appeaiances will be necessary
to assist our allies at the front
and to quell possible uprisings at
home These latter may seem to
some to be out of the question
but one can never tell when an
outbreak of one kind or another
might take place Military train-
ing while not so necessary in
times of peace and when the
country is seemingly secure but
in time of war &qd especially a
world war' some kind of home
military training should be practic-
ed by everyone capable of enlist-
ing in defense of home and the
principles guaranteed by a repub-
lican form of government
Division Publicity Bureau ' :
Ninetieth Division N-A
(Continued fiom First page)
a whetted appetite on that day
barrels of celerv kegs pf cranber- -
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ON GROUNDS
5 1-2 South and i West of Helena 6 North and 3 West of
Ringwood 8 East and 3'South of Aline 1-4 East of Carwile
HORSES & MULES
Team mare mules wt 2600 age 7
Two 3 yr old mare mules
3 year old Jiorse mule
Sorrel mare wt 1250 age 10
Sorrel mare wt 1300 age 10
Sorrol mare wt 1100 age 3
Roan Horse wt 1100 age 3 -Two
horses age 2
Mare age 1
Two Black Ponies ages 2 and 3
CATTLE
Eleven Cows — one with calf by side
Heifer coming 2
Three Heifer Calves
Three Bull CalVes
Fine young Bull
Fine 2 year old Bull
IMPLEMENTS etc
McCormick header and barges
Milwaukee Binder and Mower
Hoosier Drill
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Rock-Island Lister
Rock Island Plow
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Rock Island two row corn sled
Osborn Disc
Stalk Cutter v
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Three Section Harrow
4
Cultivator
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McCormick Hay Rake
Studebaker Wagon
Iron wagon and Rack
Sanders Disc Plow
DeLaval Cream Separator No 12
Luther Grinder
Gasoline Engine one horse
Pump Jack Rollman Washer
Two hog crates Hog Chute
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Work Bench and Tools
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Two good -sets Harness & Collars
Grain and Feed
40 Shock? Bound Cane and Kafir
125 Bu 1916 Shelled Com
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40 Bu of Kafirine
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1 Stack of Alfalf and Crab Grass:
All sums of $10 and under clsh Over that amount a credit of 9 months time will be given
pn approved' note with interest at the rate of 8 per cent from date 3 per cent discount for
cash on all sums over $10 No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with
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ERNEST G THOMPSON Owner
OAKLEY 4 OWENS Auctioneer" HELENA STATE BANK Clerk
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ri£s‘ oysters potatoes both irish
and sweet arm tne goodness only
cnows what else will befound on
he various bills of fare
Some of the companies are not
only preparing a special menu but
are having these menus printed
engraved for the purpose of send-
ing to the Folks Back Home
The three months the men have
ieen together at Camp Travis
lave resulted in ties of friendship
and affection being cemented that
will last as long aslifelasts While
there will be prayers and wishes
: or the loved ones at home there
will also be ioy and happiness
among the soldiers of Camp Travis
And they will have vast quantities
of tbe most appetizing tnings to
eat What is probably more they
will set down to their Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with appetites that
millionaires would give fortunes
o possess
Criminal law and real estate titles a
- ’ specialty
RINGWOOD
A R HUGHES
Attorney at Law
Practice in all courts
OKLA
iTIEVOH:
The Barrels
and Lugs of
STEVENS 'Jv
Double and Single Barrel
SHOTGUNS -
specially selecl
Compare
J STEVENS ARMS
COMPANY
P O leilOOft
' CHttOPCC FALLS MASS
I’ll
ret it
9 for
my wife’
NO OTHER tIKE IT
NO OTHER AS CGC?
Purchase the "NEW HOME and you wIlha
life asset at the pri”e you pay The ebrnmotio
repair expense by superior workmanship nd
Quality of material insures It'e-lon? cert n
mum cost Insist on avinc the "NEW HOME'
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME
Kotnra the world enr-r lor fupno Rrmf
Not scld uauer tar other Baic
THE HEW HOME SEWHIG VACri'HE
Dealer wanted
Service- j!
Value 1
A ticket via Rock Island
2 Lines calls for a trip to your a
C destination— and something U
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3 Safety courtesy travel-
§ comfort and expedition are
8 included
A business triD bernmm a $
A business trip becomes a
£ pleasure aDd a pleasure n ?
£ reality when you get full 3
service-value for yourmoney 3
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For fare route and reserra- k
q pleaie call oa or write local k
X tcke Rock Island Llaca or 3
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FAY THOMPSON S
Division PaenRer Ayrat 3
Oklahoma City Okia "
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Watkins and Sons. The Ringwood Leader. (Ringwood, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 29, 1917, newspaper, November 29, 1917; Ringwood, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1722768/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.