The Record-Democrat (Wagoner, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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RECORD-DEMOCRAT
THURSDAY AUGUST 18 1921
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County Agent's Notes
D C Mooting member of the fac-
ulty of A & M College spent several
days heie last week with Mr Hub-
baid m the interest of better orchards
and fall gaidemng
Don Evans Everett Wells George
and Frank Piersall of Wagoner and
rhilp Clay of Coweta rtt'or''ecl the
two days live stock judging held at
Muskogee last week Boys from all
over eastern Oklahoma took part in
the meeting and visited scevral of the
-big breeders living near Muskogee
These boys with others will enter
the judging contest at the state fair
at Muskogee to try for places on the
national judging team Mr Hub-
bard is confident that one and perhaps
two boys from Wagoner county will
win places on the team
Several cases of hog cholera have
been reported to the county Bgent’s
office who recommends early vaccina-
tion as the best means to prevent an
epidemic
The state farm congress meets at
Stillwater August 23rd and will be in
session until the 31st inclusive Sev-
eral Wagoner families will attend this
important meeting -- There is free
can ping ground with plenty of shade
anch water and well lighted at night
The county agents of the state will
also be there for their annual state
convention
A matter that concerns the' farmers
Vho are interested in keeping their
lands up is the question of fertilizer
1 ho: e who desire less than carload lots
na" have their wants attended to by
cc-ferring with either H T Carroll
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the lumber yard or Mr W H
ehnrt who will gladly and without
or profit to themselves book or-
i in ton or more lots Orders will
Joe c i util a car is made up '
Jr Hubbard wants the help of at
I st one good farmer in each town-
f p in the county to conduct a real
1 ' tform demonstration of ten or
n re acres for next year’s crops be-
t ining with winter wheat using com-
mercial fertilizer and ground lime-
stone hydrated or slacked lime barn-
I ard manure straw mulch with early
and late plowing Mr Hubbard will
furnish the lime and fertilizers free cf
cost Farmers who have land located
on public roads and easy of access
should confer with Mr Hubbard P
L Clay of Coweta J E Duvall
County Commissioner from lha Porter
district August Theleke JaT03 Smith
ard R Z Zachary and H T Cnrroll
have arranged to ass 3t in tks demon-
stration What Don Ex tins Has Done
The following letter from Don Ev-
ans concerning his-results in the Pig
Club work should -be of interest to
every boy in the county The letter
follows :
C M Hubbard County Agent -Dear
Sir:— In compliance with
your request of recent date I will
give you a brief story of my work
1 since I began raising Big Type Polands
as a Pig Club Member
I am pleased to write as best I can
upon this subject and do so wth the
hope that other boys may be encour-
aged who like myself are already
engaged in the business and hoping
still others may become interested ir
' Pig Club work There are many
things that I should like to say but it
would make this article too long and
the editor only asked for a story of
my club work since I began raising
Poland Chinas
About January 1st last I purchased
a Poland sow for $50 On April 4th
shs farrowed nine nice pigs I gave
n rale
them my very best attention
all of them I took them to tlie Coun-
ty Free Fair last fall winning $69 on
the sow and litter I sold seven of
the pigs on the market for $110 keep-
ing the best two gilts which are easily
worth $50 each This made me $379
for the littler I have the mother sow
left whose value is not included The
old sow and the two gilts farrowed 27
Engrated Visiting Cards
A 'd Announcement and Wedding
nations are the correct thing
’Vo ran supply you with these In
s 1 Fie la’o styles of engraving and
t’le latest and best cards ana pa
P rs Prlres are reasonable Call or
p1 one- the Rcrnrd-Domocrat for
Vires and samples
Service Garage
' 138 South Main Street
Wagoner Oklahoma
T T L Hubbard Proprietor
For a year the Farm Loan business has been in bad
shape No Loan Company had money enough and could
hardly get it at all The company I represent was no
exception -
But I am just Informed that they have made ar-
rangements for plenty of money to take care of their
business and which they can pay out immediately
if you need to borrow money on your farm I am
ready for you at the same old place
Howard Qoorcy
FARM LOANS
pigs a little more than three months
ago Of these I have saved twenty-
one which are coming on nicely gain-
ing a pound a day each
This bunch of pigs are easily worth
$15 each and some of them are spoken
for at $25 each At $15 each the lot
of pigs would bring me $315 The two
gilts are easily worth $150 each and
the old sow worth $100 Add this to
the value of the pigs I now have and
ou will see I have $515 worth of
ogs But hold on I forgot to tell
you about my fine boar “Fashion
Lad” You saw him at the Muskogee
State Fair last fall He won fourth
in the “Under Six Months Class”
Watch for him again this fall He
will be somewhat larger for he has
been growing some you know Even
here in Oklahbma this boar is easily
worth $150 and there is no telling
how many hundred he would bring in
state where good hogs are appre-
ciated He stands more than 80
inches long 40 inches high 66 inches
heart girth and 67 inches flank on a
10 inch bone He is 15 months old
Boys what will he be - when he is
giown for these hogs don’t get their
full growth until they are about three
years old Valuing this boar at $150
add th s to the value of the others and
F hnve $fiG5 worth of hogs
My ambition is to raise as good hogs
as can be raised by anybody any-
where that is just what I intend do-
ing and I like competition I like a
scrap along this line The more hon-
est good-natured competition we have
the greater will be our efforts to ex-
cell and Jo produce a better and finer
animal
Boys stay with the hogs not just a
little while not spasmodically but con-
stantly and consistently and they will
bring you out on top
Respectfully
- DON L EVANS
Member Wagoner County Pig Club
July 25 1921
Mendenhall’s Chill and
Fever Tonic Cured Af-
ter the Doctor’s Medi-
cine Failed
“N oca I re Fu— The doctor gave
up our hal l ov (o die of malarial
lexer nn I Loxxel trouble Menden-
hall's dull A Lever Tonio cured him
in the Iasi stage after the doctor’s
mcl cine failed Praise the Lord for
such a med cine would to God that
all mol hers knew of its merits I
can recimimoiuJ the medicine to all
whom il may concern to be the
best medicine that was ever made
Our babe was teething and had bad
bowel trouble and fever"— O J
Tooke The foregoing is a sample of
unsolicited letters we receive from
grateful fathers and mothers
Sold at Owl Drug Store
Confederate Reunion
Headquarters Oklahoma Division
U C V Adjutants General's Office
McAlester Okla
August 8th 1921
General Order N 2 Currant Seriee
You will take notice of tho follow-
ing order issued from General Head-
quaitjrs at McAlester Oklahoma
covering Information relative to
manner of sale of tickets for the State
Reunion to be held in tho City of
Tulsa Okla Sept 20 21 and 22nd
The Southwestern Passenger Associa-
tion in circular No 478 issues the
following instructions:
For United Confederate Veterans
and their wives round trip tickets
will be sold on identification certifi-
cates at 4 cents per mile for the round
trip under the following condition:
Dates of sale Sept 16th to 21at in-
clusive return limit Sept 26th 1921
Validating dates Sept 21st to 23rd
Inclusive
For auxiliary and allied organize-
tions such as Sons of Confederate
Veterans and United Daughters of the
Confederacy and members of - the
Memorial Association the following
conditions must be observed:
The members of these auxiliary or-
ganizations will not receive certifi-
cates but -will purchase one-way tick'
ets to Tulsa at the current rate taking
receipts from the ticket agents of
whom they purchase to be presented
to the ticket agent at Tulsa on your
departure therefrom and the Tulsa
agent will give you a reduction of
one-half fare on your return trip
See that your tickets read to the point
where the convention is held and no
other and that your validating cer-
tificate receipt is stamped with the
same date as your ticket and on ar-
rival at Tulsa present your tickets to
the railway agent and Mr J L
Douglass at general headquarters in
the Brady Hotel for validation All
veterans and wives of veterans
should not fail to register at head-
quarters on arrival at Tulsa '
By order of
THEO F BREWER
- Commander Okla Div U C V
M G MCDONALD
AdjutanJ General and Chief of
Stpff -
Does Bootlegging Pay?
It evidently pays one who oper-
ates in this county according to a
business man who knows of his finan-
cial condition Some months back the
aforesaid moonshine maker'- had a
mortgage of $1800 on his crop and
has paid that off and reported to have
$2600 in the bank At the current
quotation of $15 per gallon money
grows fast -
Royal Neighbors Will Picnic
The Royal Neighbors and their
families will go to 14-Mile Creek Fri-
day for a picnic Those going are re-
quested to be at the lodge room at 9
o’clock a m Conveyance will be fur-
nished to those who have no way to
go Each member Is to be allowed
guest A big time Is anticipated
All" weights typewriter paper at
Record-Democrat office
THE USUSCO TREAD
Her Is the U 8 Usco Tread
with a long-eetabliahed standard
of eervice among motorieta who
' hare an eye to value a well ea TNall of modem merchandising People have gotten very doae to
theothrtirM in'th u'&Tabric ' ' A the biggest conundrum is the ' ’ the US policy Felt it Benefited
by it And passed the word along
line the Usco has earned a repu-
tation for quality and da pan da bl
economy whlcH is not exceeded
by any tire in it claaa
United States Tires
are gg&d Tires
USUSCO TREAD
US CHAIN TREAD
U S NOBBY TREAD
US ROYAL CORD
US RED & GREY TUBES
United
J B Chastian &
Vesper & Suhl K
Nunn & Franklin
COMING
‘ ' TO '
Wagoner Okla
The Physician on Chronic Disease
Will Viit Our City
THURSDAY AUGUST 25
And Will be at tha Majestic Hotel Un-
til 12 Noon— One-Half Day Only
Dr Potterf of 3108 Garfield Ave
Kansas City Mo who has treated
thousands of patients with electricity
and medicine will give consultation
examination ands all the medicines
necessary FREE All parties taking
advantage of this offer are requested
to state to their friends the result of
the treatment
Treats DEAFNESS by an entirely
new process - ' -
Treats catarrh throat and lung dii
ease eye and ear stomach liver and
kidneys gravel rheumatism paraly-
sis neuralgia nervous and heart dis-
ease epilepsy Bright’s disease dis-
eases of the bladder blood skin
goiter stammering and asthma
Pile and rupture without detec-
tion from buina
If you are improving under your
family physician do not take up our
valuable time The rich and the poor
are treated alike- Idlers and curiosity
seekers will please stay away Our
time is valuable
Remember NOT A PENNV will be
charged for the medicine required to
all those faking treatment this trip
Office hour 8:00 a m - - - -
Positively married ladies must be
accompanied by their husbands Re
member the date Thursday Aug 25
at the Majestic Hotel until 12 o cl
noon Wagoner Okla
Warranty Deeds Quit Claim Deeds
Chattel Mortgages Releases- Blank
for sale a tRecord-Democrat office
Notes and other legal blank forms
for sale at Record-Democrat office
" Large Size Oil Plata
For sale at the Reoord-Demoorat
office Shows township and seotion
linea - -
fabric tire situation
- Around 70 of all car owners It’e a policy settled to on estand-
use fabric tires ard for all U S Tires Whether
Their instinct for quality is as fabrics or cords' Small sizes or
strong and insistent as any one larg v
else's
Why then are ’they offered
such hodge-podge stocks of ‘‘dis-
count tires ’"‘odd lots ’’"seconds”
"retreads” and other so-called
bargains of uncertain origin?
Sooner or later the public al-
ways seeks out quality As a
matter of self-protection— if for
no other reason The out-and-out
opinion in favor of U S Fabric
Tires has spread mare this year
than it ever did
States
Son Choetau
T Garage Mazie
Porter - -
y
Sprlnghill Items
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- Rev -Marshall Dunaway filled his
appointment here Sunday afternoon
The order and quiet were absolute
- Mr Dunaway is a man that attracts
and holds the attention of his audi-
ence j
’ Clyde Trail came down from Tulsa
last Thursday to visit relatives and old
friends He returned to Tulsa Sunday
to resume work
The Hon James Ramsey was an in-
terested visitor at George Parker’s
Sunday afternoon
- A E Davis J E Arnold and W P
Cragle are - in ‘ the molasses-making
business '
Misses Edith and Elsie McBurnett
and Zola Hall were visitors at school
Friday afternoon 'We have just
completed our first monthof summer
school and feel that it has been a fair
success - v
The rains of the last few days
have insured a cotton’ crop aa well aa
a good corn crop if they will only dis-
continue The chances are that it will
not do that though' for ' right now
while this is being written ie is doing
a perfectly good job of raining
straight down
' Elsie and Woodrow McBurnett are
down for a visit with their grand-
father J C McBurnett They reside
at Bigheart - v -
W T Walton of Porter wae a
week-end visitor at the C I Cole
home He returned home Saturday
FARM LOANS
j - V S x '
f U ' '
” Long or short term quickly made at low rates of in-'
' terest - If you want a loan in a reliable company and want
it-now see me "
R W SUTCLIFF
--With Scammon-Martin Abstract Company '
Wagoner Okla o'
OMni to ihm hkrim Hrm ease
Mt tn Miwe SwS w
-' mow Betaj iSisaed eeer1
'a
Giving to the fabric tire user
fresh live tire s Being made
iiow Being shipped now -All
the original U S vitality
andaervicecomea through when
you buy a U S Fabric Tire
"Usco? "Chain” "Nobby
Three different treads
Built by the samp brains the
same policy the same quality
ideals that have made U S
Royal Cords the st andard meas-
ure of tire worth
C H Klngham Wagoner
Karney ft Greathouse White River Garage Lo-
' cust Grove
Mrs George Hall spent Sunday at
Arthur Morgan’s - -Mrs
Homer White and Graca
White spent Wednesday ’ with Geo
Hall and family -
v J N Parker spent Sunday with his
brother R V Mr and Mrs C I
Cole wese also there Somebody got
into the watermelon patch -
Mr and Mrs J L D Thomas from
Bennett arrived Sunday night at the
same destination Mrs Thomas is
Mr Parker’s sister - - ’ '
Mr and Mrs J E Arnold spent
Sunday at the home of W O Banning
Mr Geo Acree had as a week-end
visitor his brother Lee of yahola
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Danger Signals
Of Bad Blood
Pimples on th6 face skin erup
tions boils carbuncles itching and -burning
eczema rheumatio and
heuralgio pains ’ constipation dis -tress
after eating are all symptoms
of an inactive liver and lmpoven
ished blood Mendenhall's Number
40 gives prompt relief If not sat-
isfied our agent will reuad your
money ' - - -'
Sold by Owl drug atoro - '
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Biggerstaff, Jim. The Record-Democrat (Wagoner, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1921, newspaper, August 18, 1921; Wagoner, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1755004/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.