The Eagle City Record. (Eagle City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1906 Page: 3 of 8
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THE RECORD.
EAGLE CITY, OKLA.
T:u> "BROWN PUBLISHING Co.
TERMS.
O le Copy Ore Year, fr.oo
<) le Copy Six Months, 50
O ie Copy Thiee Months, 25
I'liMi-iied Kvery Friday.
entered us second class matter Sep-
tember 19, 19c 5, at - the post office at
I) lion, Okl?, under the act of Congress
of March ?. 1S97. m
^icorl ^Advertising Rates.
Following is the established rate for
Advertising in the weekly issue of the
Kagie City Record:
I display advertising, per inch, single
column, per week, 12*2 Cents.
Display advertising, per inch, doulle
column, per week, ,2\, Cents
Sp r ial rates will be made 011 page
or half page advertisements.
Local advertising will bt charged for
the rate of 5 cents per line, per week
Special rates will be made on 20 or
more lines per issue.
) a '-nt medicine advertisements rot
takeut Nor patent medicine either.
Ali job vv >rk, cash cn delivery.
telTNOTE- Advt rtisements will not be
changed or taken out until so ordered
Thk Brown Publishing Co.
quite largely devoted to
secondary tducalion, and even
in the sute university one-third
of its students would do as well
in their local high school it they
had any. Tn other words Ok;a-
Oalahoma with Fc-s ti. . •
quarter of the population oi M; .
igan, spends nearly half as much
as mich'gan 0.1 state schools, yet
Michigan has a university known
the world over, while Oklahoma
is compelled to spend its money
for secondary education. I am
uot finding fault with the Okla-
homa schools for this. It seems-
necessary until local free h<lth
schools are more general. Since
Oklahoma will remain always a
farming community it must re-j
maiu rural, so the township high I
school alone will reach its youth. '
That means no saving in district I
taxes, out a saving in state taxes
and a saving in money to get a
high school education. Decent-,
ralization and intenser local life
in one way, in another way the
money spent staying away from
home to study plain geometry
and physiography and Ceasar or
even arithmetic and grammar,
will be spent to study pbaramcy
or psychology or chemistry, or
geology or Tacitus.
(continued next week)
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TORE IS OPEN.
Having purchased the Groves &
Evorhart stock of Merchandise, and
',z ing also addad a new line of PRY
COQ33 and GROCERIES, i am p re-
pared to handle your Trade.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR PRODUCE
Gome !n And Give Us A Gall
J. H. MAY
Eagle City
1.0. 0 p.,
Ki'^!e Lodge No. 202
Meets every Tuesday nij^ht.
A A. Tharp,
Albert Ross,
N\ G.
Sect.
Modern
:«n of America No. 9997,
Meets April 7th
and every two weeks
thereafter.
Oral Johnson,
A:. M. Shaw
cour.sel
Sect.
Robert Purvine returned
home from Day county last Sat-
urday.
Geo. H. Doud of Longdale was
n town last Saturdav.
For Sale:— Good sucking
Inquire at Record Office.
calf
RURAL CONSOLIDATION,
By Prof. Roy Gittenger, Univer-
sity of Oklahoma.
Troy Stansbury was over from
Oakwood the fore part of the
week.
Clarance Hoch of Watonga
was in town the fore part of the
week.
The dance at Dodson's last!
Friday night was well attended!
There is to bea dance at the!
hall next Friday night. j
I
Quite a crowd from town at-'
J If You Want Money I
4 On Farms, get the "other fellows" rates, then come to
me and get the plan of a FARMER'S UNION mm
I don't take out commission. Give yearly interest,
Rates lower than the lowest..
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@ ^ J*I loan Oklahoma money on Oklahoma farms.^^
^ I am hereto stay. No delay, and a square deal to all, I de-
fy competition. Write, or call at my office,
£ Perry DeFord,
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Real Estate &
Notary Public,
OAKWO D, o-T
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Most of these student attended | lend<;d the bal1 §arae at °ak'wood |
.. , > ;ii ■ last Sunday.
not all. Sum .'of this money was
spent outside the state.but thej All people want good goods,
mention of our territorial schools! To besure vou are
i)rings to mind another point. ffel- "THE ALTON goods".
Oklahoma with one-third the
population of Iowa has six state
scbcols for whites; Iowa has
three. Oklahoma spends nearly
pr
J 9
7,*,7..
,1
Several families from town
went a fishing last Sunday.
Mr. Cbas. R. White bad rela-
a> mu^h on its state schools al- tives in the San Francisco earth-,
together as Iowa. Bat Iowa as quake Mr. Wbite reports tbem
a state gives no secondary or j djj
high scho d work in its universi-1
ty or agricultural school and Le«> Rienstien's mother was!
very little in ;ts one normal ( in ibe earthquake at SanFrancis-;
Oklanoma maintains four schools co she had some valuable proper-
given up very largelv or wholly d< stroyed. Mr. Rienstein re-j
to those who have never seen a ■ ceived word Thursday that she
hififh school; an agriculturalj was safe. *
t
Vou Con get it in rhyme
Or at any old Time
b.
Dodson & Myers
Livery £ Feed Sable,
We Cater especially to the Travelling Public.
Good Rigs. Careful Drivers. Reasonable Rates.
Eagle City, Okla.
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The Eagle City Record. (Eagle City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1906, newspaper, April 27, 1906; Eagle City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc179917/m1/3/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.