The Geary Journal. (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1908 Page: 4 of 9
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SHOULD SAVE THE SEED
This in the time of year when
attention must be given to the
Having of good «eed for spring]
crops. Seed does not "run out ,
unl«HH the grower of the crop
run* it out. The notion that seed
must be got from away off some-
whereever^ few year, has very
*mo.i « *« "I Utile bams of fact. How in the
world does the man who grows
the seed you buy keep it from
"running out?"
The facts are that we especially
need Heed of farm crops acolimaf
ed and adapted to the varying
conditions of different localities
in Oklahoma. Seed that has come
to full maturity and given good
| yield under adverse conditions is
prepared to withstand those ad-
verse condition* when they egain
occur. Corn is doing belter far
ther west as seed grown there be
comes available. Cotton is being
grown farther north every year;
but not with seed brought from
the Houthern edge of the cotton
areo. Milo is being grown at
higher altitudes right along he
cause attention is being given to
the selection of seed which ma-
tures early.
I There is an untouched market
for good cotton seed for planting.
The demand for cotton seed that
matures earl> and that can be
relied upon is immense and yet
very few growers of cotton give
any thought to this great source
of profit from the cotton crop.
The few whodo are making money
out of their cotton crop, no mat-
SfiiHSKSa
SHSSSi!
of many native plan* be for■
advent of the whiter**.
lion. Imparted freely to t « *
tin- latter to conUi.il" Investigation* ni
to-day we have a rk-h assortment of moat
Valuable American medicinal roots.
■as!Bshss
iitiPllS
Slfg'HjSSi
muMt tor tbo same.
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•t . i_ marrelou*. In ,be unparalleled
«.wo peculUt«ff«*llona ,!nr^?fr«S
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PUBLIC
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Both the M r ot* <>'
SjW isssst&srSl
chew lata a'' .1 annltancea speelally
lul of forTh'« t«Vr^-.V Hod;
dw\\f ."1™. Mitndy frrv from alcohol «'
b.ihU^ n« ro «n« " i> i)4| druif*. A
L&wU-to la Printed on
JEib bottle wtappM.
Having eold my farm I will offer at P«M'® •" at
the eald plaoa 1 mile east and 1 mile aouth
of 8eary Oklahoma, on
Tuesday, Nov. 17,
Beginning at 10:00 o'clock a. m.
The following described property, to-w.t.
Nathan P. Womack was born
in Warren county. Tennessee, on
January 22, 1827, and departed
this life on October 27, 1908,
8, years, 10 months and 5 daya. --^ price o(
His parents moved to . ou ^ oklahoma is to be in the lead
county, Illinois, when ie w | corn 8tate< and in the mate-
years old, and his father y> g < 0„peruy which comes with
ahorti, afterward. '^r^e production of corn, the
Brown county, Kansas, in 18id. F ^
where he lived until 15 years ago
wncrc uo '■ ■ -
when he moved to Blaine county,
Oklahoma, where he lived until
his death. He leaves a wife, two
eons and one daughter to mourn
his departure.
His children are Mrs. H. J.
Led better, Spokane, Wash ; .Ino.
Womack, Carlsdad, N. M.,
Jas. A. Womack, Couch,
His children were all with
for some time before his
h Truly a good man has
gone from among us. He obeyed
the gospel at 16 years of age and
has lived a consistent christian
life having spent nearly <*> year*
in the service of Christ. Weshall
miss our dear brother, but we
•mourn not as those who have
His
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R.
and
Okla.
him
death.
best of seed must be saved right
now. The last number of the
Journal told how to do it. But
the men who grow the corn must
do the work.
Time spent in saving good seed
is always paid for by increased
yields and greater profit. And on
the average, you can't for any
money buy as good seed of any
farm crop as you can build up by
selection from the product of your
own fields, if you have fairly
good stuff to start with.—Oklaho-
ma Farm Journal.
Ton Horses and Mules
One (crey mare, .0 yrs old. foal by jack
One roan mare, 9 ^ ^ u
One bay mare, 7 i(
One iron-grey mare 3 yrs
One black mare, 2 with foal
One bay mare,
One brown horse 3 years old
One black mare, I year old
One sucking mule
^^."maT, are ... good heavy work stock
Cattle, Hogs, Etc
One good Jersey cow
100*Ban-ed*Plymouth Rock Chickens
100 shocks kaffir corn hay
Twenty bushels of peanuts
Implements, Etc
Three sets good work harness
One good saddle
One farm wagon, nearly new
One good buggy
One gang plow
One riding lister
One walking cultivator
One riding cultivator
One binder
One three-section harrow.
One orchard disc
One five-tooth cultivator
One double shovel
One hay rake
One range cook stove
Othe^thlngs too numerous to mention
How Is Your Digestion?
Mr> Mary Dowllng of No. 2#* *th
Ave., San KramUco, recommend* a rt in-
"mourn not as t osea he deadly "for stomach trouble. |*h® ">> |
no hope. Bleaaed ar . . ...oderlel e«*ot ot
whio
die in the Lord, ftom
henceforth; yea saith thespirit,
that they may rest from theirla
bors and their work do follow
them
rtv l r ,
>1) rati tilde for the wonderful effect of
K lee trie Hitter* In a cane of acute indl-
Mttion prompt, thto testlmonlnl. I am
fully convinced that for stomach anil
Vlver trouble, Rlectrfc Bitter, I* .he heat
Mav we a" be r~iy when la
summons comes for u P g ^ nuriitM the blooi
over the dark river of death.^
Seven Years of Proof
..I h*ve hail seven year, of proof that
l r Kl«g> N«'w Iery U the best
Hiedlolne f> uke for
hihI for every .ii^aaed condition of
TERMS teJStSSl^y^urlS!'babble S t^ma^r^^yeaVfrom
dateFteSa^rWce!;t""dttn*1 ^0^" o^U"sum" ov^SlO. ' AH property must
be settled for before removal from premises.
lunch will be served at noon
trroHi u i * | .
viijorate, the system, puritte* the blood
and Is eapeetally helpful In all forms -J
female weakness. MK- at Roger'* drug
*U re.
HEW ME HUIES
Telephone users, there will be
changes in rates and regulationh
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Saved Mlm
•It did not kill me. hut 1 think it
First published Oct. 22nd. 1WH
Notice to Creditors
1„ tue m..wr ,.t tli.K.UW «l
Notice to Contractors
S?S«KSr«f-5; "SS:« ~ • iL-jsasSEiSSSaS
,Hlv for rough* and eolds, > J 1MI • in8temd of 25c. (1(lM mpplk-al on relieyetl and one box
asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, *«nior ^ ROttig out on farmer PP
hage Of the lung-. a*d tho *•** wiU be 10c less. Hunt<R Cun. will cure any
of oonsumptlon. U* timely u Telephone directonoe will (>f ,u.hJ„K known u> mankind."
prevent* the development of pneuuu - jurrig^e(i to farmer lines free, the irTUK i.awkknok.
guarantee at Hog*«r * drug | ^ local to subscribers. | Helena. O. T.
atort.
iirfvtw , fartu^nvu
Sold under guaranW-e at Roger drug ^ tQ subscribers.
MV ami ti.00. Titel bottie free. 0ubeoribers on farmer lines
will be charged 116c per month,
payable quarterly in advance
' a Imvini' A toll aCCO
EMM FOR REM
The board of Kdu -atIon of the City ••
Gearv. Blaine county. Oklahoma, will
receive bids tor an alteration or addition
to the school building in *ald City.
Plans and sperlrtcatlons can be ee«;n
at the ottW of J «).. Davis, (lerkofsald
«. h. "nw-^ssary Board of Kdneatloa, at theHrst Natlon-
exhlblt the saine. with the, , |Unk bttlkllng In the City of (ieary.
vouchers u> the iinde«lKn«l dul> a,H^lnt a ^ ^ ^ )i<MU|oo or aIu>rati..n
ed and |ualifled administrator of^de*e exceed the sum of three thousand
.n" ctr I53^-W,sa
J. o. Davis Clerk
Boanl of Kducation
will be charged ->oc per - „ you wou.u - ^ ' I 0f Mdd deceased, to exuloit ana ,.r-
navable quarterly in advance. mnd ude one-half the fufl >^>u 1 their tiaims against said esn te.
Any party having a toll account have been using, get one of Hart- ,he m day
thirty days old will not be given j 9 Howard hoi blast overdra Administrate
long distance service until paid. They Uke the lesd.
' . Hi, im for
_ ■« ""* """. - . I Administrator.
o 1 «Mt' long disianow ■« r w «ntil Pa*d heaters. They Uke the 1
Farm of UW acres, 8 miles * est ^eharR<, of 10c is made for
of Geary; about 80 acres in oul- ! noW „ub<,cribers ulking out 01
tivation, balance in pasture; two farmer lines.
Wm.hhX PUrPO,W J fcLg bnA" ' roTaTo"." oo^hZ o;«".rtaw.
Living water in pasture and ou|^b<<.rjb<>rs .ho paraiat in try-' ' - — «•"""«• bt0*UM ,h«
- - * -• " 'rt* 1.. tKid rnla* Will haV
ary
etc
etc Living water in pasture ano gub«cribers who persist in try
olenty of fire-wx>d on place for tQ ev|fcd# thig ruie will have
ranter a u.e, Term.-*IW when lhwr ,.rvice di.cont.nued
contract i. ntadc ant, «00 No.
let, IW>. Inquire at this ofnee. 1 «
EES LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
■"V CONFORMS TO **TIO**«. «■* FOOD **0 D*UQS LAW.
— — COMFOKMS TO «*TIOH*l. PUI1I FOOO > mn> l.-"-
A„ improvement over many C..u,h tun, .nd Br,,r,ch;.t
CO.. CHiCACO. U. . A.
for sale by l. a. holmes a co.
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The Geary Journal. (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1908, newspaper, November 12, 1908; Geary, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc183140/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.