The Taloga Times. (Taloga, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 3, 1908 Page: 1 of 8
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vfOLXl TALOOA DEWEY COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY SEP 3 po NO 6
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas The work of the
Fifteenth Annual Session of the
Dewey County Normal Institute
is drawing to aclose and we the
teachers and members thereof
desiring n some small degree
to express our appreciation
and satisfaction in the same
Be it therefore resolved That
we extend to our County Super-
intendent and bis corps of able
instructors oui sincere thanks
for the personal aid they have
extended to us and the interest
they Mave shown in our welfare
and that we further express our
approval of the up-to-date and
systematic methods pursued by
them
That we exprtss our appre-
ciation to the people of Taloga
' for the use of their school and
church buildings and for the
courteous treatment they have
accorded us
That Grandma Ruble has fur-
ther endeared herself to us by
her gentle and afiectionate man-
ners and by her continued pres-
ents of flowers for use at the va-
rious Institute functions
That we extend to the people
of Selling our thanks for their
courteous invitation to hold our
next session in their city and as-
sure them that it will be- given
due consideration
That we earnestly commend
the action of the county School
Board Association for 'iheir
hearty efforts at co operation
with the Teachers Equity Or-
ganization for thi improve
mentofour schools: and for
their favorable attitude toward
the Illinois Course of Study
and we further reccomend that
they insist on the use of the same
in their respective schools
Be it further resolved: ' That
we reccomend to the next legis-
lature the enactment of a law to
provide for he-election of the
County Superintendent at the
regular school meeting also that
the holder of a First Grade
Certiorate be exempt from fur-
ther examinations so long as
they continue active in the pro
fession and keep up Reading
Circle and Normal work
That we coBimend the action of
the late legislature for the enact-
ion of the uniform Tei t Book
and Compulsory Education laws
for which we have se long con-
tented That we condemn the action
of any Political party that would
make our public schools a pari
of the Political Spoils System
That we reccomend to the
j Hon Board of County Commiss-
ioners that the expense of fur-
nishing regular monthly exami-
nation questions be met from
the County fund
That we reccomend that the
Institute be held ' during the
Third Period and coutinue four
wHks
That a copy of these resoluti-
ons be furnished to each news-
paper in the County and that a
copy of the same be spread on
our Institute Records '
H G Garber
Mrs G M Massingale
lleskett Reed :
- R L Fester -
E A Fra zee
- Blanche Cox
r O M Whittenberg
1 ' Committee
NORMAL ITEMS
The Dewey County Institute
closed last week It was one of
the best it not the best Normal
ever held in the county Tne
enrollment was 182 The larg
gest by far of any up until this
time
There was only two cases of
tardiness during the whole
four weeks
On Saturday Prof R N Lin-
ville recc-ivt-d word that his wife
was very poorly with typhoid
fever He had to go home and
was unable to be here during
the last week of Normal 'His
classes were taken charge of by
other members of the faculty
teachers and students Miss
Jessie Randell took charge of
the method classes H G Gar-
vey the U S History 'classes
Heskitt Reed the Course - of
Study class and E C Hale the
Civics class
There was over ninety took
the general examination A few
from other counties will have
their papers sent to their home
Counties to be graded as they
will teach in those counties
Only four took the Teachers
Reading Circle examination R
E Chapman A E Bryant
Heskett Reed and E C Hale
all were successful
Several of our teachers will go
back where they have taught
one or two years before - A
showing of satisfaction on part
of both teacher and school
board
The school board have an or-
ganization as has the teacher’s
of the county for the betterment
of the schools
We desire other school boards
and teachers to join our organi-
zation and help us all they can
Normalite '
South Canadian Items
Wiley Lowman and Shade Ro-
utine were visiting at Bakers
Saturday
Clara Clank went to Fay Sat
urday to work in the Fiscus ho-
tel GirdieMinton was visiting at
Bells Friday
Mr Will Carnahan has friends
visiting hi n from Kansas
Mrs Reily and her grandson
are visiting Mrs Worrell’s this
week
Mr Andy Hall’s have their
new house completed
The dance at the hall Tue'day
night was well attended and
everybody had a good time -The
Red bird boys played ball
Saturday with the Fay team and
won The fiuai score being 8
to 11 Hurrah for Red bird
James Beagle wife and fami-
ly from Day county are visiting
friends and relatives here
- Gertia Minton was a pleasant
caller at Bakers Saturday
James Romine and wife re-
turned home Saturday from Av-
ery Okla Where they have
been visiting
Mr and Mrs Minton visited
Mr Quins Sunday
Stella McQuins has been very
sick the last week
There was church at th“ Bell
sohool house Sunday morning
and night
The Red bird boys played ball
Sunday at South Canadian
Butte Happenings
Mrs Walter Lowman enjoyed
a visit from her sister Mrs Jam-
es Beagle of Stone Okla week
Mrs A A Hall spent last
Saturday in Thomas
A T Lowman spent part of
last week at the County seat
Mr and Mrs E J Lem&r
spent Thursday afternoon with
Geo Steyens and wife
Miss Edith Smith went to Oak-
wood Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Jesse Lancet and daugh-
ter Mae are spending a few
days at the Newberry home
Mr F School returned from
Arkansas City last week where
he was Palled by the serious ill-
ness of his daughter His mot-
her accompanied him home and
will visit here for some time
Frank Lemar spent Thunsday
evening at Ray Walkers
Mrs A J Lowman has been
quite ill the past few days
Mr and Mrs Andy Hall en
tertained about 50 young people
Tuesday' evening good music
and copious supply of lemonade
helped to pass the time all to
quick and all who were favor-
ed with an invitation are loud in
their praises of the hospitality
of Audy Hall and bis good little
wife -
Most of out- youner people
spent part of last week in Tho-
mas attending the Reunion All
report a fine time
Miss Maggie Rogers leaves
next Wednesday for Weather-
ford where she will attend
school '
Mrs B White and childrc n
are visiting with Grandma Ed-
werds this week
Grace Lemar and little Ruth
McCarthy spent several days
with friends in Thomas last
week
The many friends of Indian
Tom Smith will be sorry to learn
that he is seriously ill at Big
Baby ’sCamp
J W Wilcox and Mr Nicewine
are in Taloga taking teachers
examination
" Miss Clara Pope of Thomas vi-
sited her cousin Mrs -W Loro-
man a few days last week
A Warren went to Seiling
last week looking for a location
Dick Darling
How The Editors Get Rich
After a great- deal of Study
and work we have at last figur-'
ed out why so many country
editors get rich1 Here is the se-
cret of sucuess A child is born
in th? neighborhood the attend-
ing physician gets $25 the edi-
tor gives the loud lunged young-
ster and the happy parents a
‘ send off’ and gets $00- It is
christMed the minister gets $10
and the editor gets $00 It
grows up and marries the edi
tor publishes another long wind-
ed flo wrery article and tells a
doz°n lie1' about the beautiful
and accomplished bride the Mi-
nister gets $10 and a piece of
cake the editor gets $000 In
the course of time it dies and
the doctor gets $25 to $100 the
minister perhaps gets another
$15 the undertaker gets $150 to
$25o the editor publishes a
notice of the death and an obi
tuary two columns' long lodge
and society resolutions a lot of
poetry and a free card of
thanks and gets $000U No
wonder so many country editors
get rich — Ex
Who used to run a newspaper down east
years ago also edited an almanae
which contained spine wise sayings
‘ Here is one of them
'The way to wealth if you desire it is as plain
as the way to Market It depends chiefly on two
words— Industry and Progality He that gets all
he can honestly and saves ail he gets (necessary
expenses excepted) will certainly become rich”
What Ben said was not only true at that time
but it still holds good at the present day
There is no better way to saye than to have a
bank account — you are not tempted to spend it
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Mortgages oureal estate
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Brownlee, R. G. & Dunnagan, A. W. The Taloga Times. (Taloga, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 3, 1908, newspaper, September 3, 1908; Taloga, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1766323/m1/1/?q=no+child+left+behind: accessed June 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.