The Fort Towson News (Fort Towson, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 4, 1929 Page: 4 of 4
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THE FOR T TOW&OtJ 'NEWS
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LOCALS:
’ Mr and Mrs Campbell Bow
man of Dallas Texas' spent the
week-end here with Mrs- Bow-
man's parents Mr and Mrs G
T Crews
County Commissioner Chester
A Smith attended the commissi-
on's m-eting at Hugo the first
of the week
VISIT ANY LIVE TOWN
And you will find that the
merchants of the town are (rood
advertisers Not one or two of
them but every merchant of any
consequence in town is an ad-
vertiser As a result of the combined
advertising the many good well
written advertisements filled
with prices and good sales argu-
ment there is attracted to the
town a regular host of buyers
who spend their money for the
merchandise the merchants of
the community have to sell
A survey of the town will show
that the advertising is not left to
one or two merchants to bear the
burden of the sales promotion
whde a large number of free
riders sit back and attempt to
reap the reward of their fellow’s
enterprise
Everyone advertises
Any community that has a
group of ’ good live merchants
who advertise with well written
ads and back them up with the
merchandise and modern mer-
chandise methods is going to
grow and prosper and business
will continue to get better and
better
Judicious liberal advertising
is the surest insurance against
slow business and town retrogression
months when business better
and when more positions are
sually open 7
Because of its reputation for
turning out competent graduates
we have selected the Tyler Com-
mercial College of-Tyler Tyler
as the school that we can best
recommend It is one ' of the
oldest and most widely known
business schools We can assist
you in entering their school and
to learn of our plan just clip the
coupon below and mail to either
us or to the Tyler Commercial
Cellege Tyler Texas You will
not be obligated so send in your
request immediately
Student Loan Fund Association
Box 826
Tyler Texas
Your Name
Address '
tlon !!
4294 Cap Duncan transporta-
tion —
4291 C L Burton transporta-
tion 1
4290 Cap Duncan fees and
transortation
(continued from page two)
4002 Emma Andrews transcript
4007 Emma Andrews transcript
4003 Emma Andrews transcript
4004 Emma Andrews transcript
4006 Emma Andrews tran-
script 4005 Emma Andrews transcript
1060
780
1940
940
2100
1420
A SPECIAL OFFER TO
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
AND UNEMPLOYED TEACHERS
4021 Harvey J Lambert tran-
script 3175 Public Service Co lights
4013 City of Hugo water
3066 City of Hugo water
3238 City of Hugo water
3919 Public Service Co lights
3649 Public Service Co lights
4271 Pratt Gro Co groceries
for county farm
4112 C L Yates Co supplies
3563 Southeast Oklahoman
supplies
3875 O A Brewer stamps
4253 Schooler Printing Co
supplies
8900
7394
1943
1212
1389
6206
7233
3856
2909
550
120
950
3694
1915
3835
455
3000
2500
1U00
960
3826 Palace Drug Store drugs
for county 800
3915 O L Watson & Sons sup-
plies for poor
4317 Palace Drug Store sup —
4255 Ft Towson News publi-
cation 4256 Ft Towson News publi-
cation 4127 Farmers State Guaranty
Bank publication
3977 A G Hardin publication
3885 Cap Duncan mileage
3892 Cap Duncan fees
3994 A H Davis election work
4254 W E Schooler salary
3263 Hugo Cotton Oil Co sup-
plies county farm
3800 C L Yates Co supplies
3190 George A Michie Co
coffin and robe
3227 Bargain Store casket
3571 W A Hall Co supplies
3757 C L Harris Co merchandise
3890 C F Weddington fees
3896 C F Weddington fees
3893 Cap Duncan fees :
3894 C L Burton fees
3895 C L Burton fees
4288 C L Burton fees
4289 C L Burton fees
4292 Cap Duncan fees
4293 Cap Duncan fees
4298 C F Weddington fees
4299 C F Weddington fees
4303 L C Cross fees
4304 E Pullen fees
There is a wonderful oppor-
tunity in business for the unem-
ployed teacher and the high
school graduate Because of
your unusual literary qualifica-
tions business concerns prefer
you You make better trained
office employees '
No matter what your circum-
stances are you should have a
business training Even though
you plan to enter college you
should first have a business train-
ing and then you have a better
chance to work your way thru
college
We have a novel yet simple
plan that is helping hundreds of
high school graduates college
drop-outs and former teachers
through our school Our plan
will enable you to attend school
regardless of your financial cir-
cumstances You can arrange to
pay a greater portion of the ex-
penses of your course after you
are placed on a business man’s
pay-roll
Now is the time to begin By 4125 Ft Towson News printing
entering now you will complete
your courses during the fall 3346 J R Norris transporta-
630
65
2520
1170
1920
3670
1795
4810
3080
4060
2260
600
1970
2620
3250
3620
2830
940
800
400
2190
4305 O C Allen fees 1850
3872 Model Print Shop sup 450
3871 Model Print Shop sup 400
4806 W T Graves gravel 110
4320 City of Hugo water 1377
4323 Public Service Co lights 6765
3975 C L Harris Co groceries 230
3962 W E Larecy groceries 1000
4321 Emma Andrews tran-
script 2100
4302 Frank Osburn fees 590
4319 Fred Davidson fees 410
4282 K E Crossett supplies 5000
4232 Bobbs-Memll Co supplies 2500
4233 It L Weddington repair
work 125
4330 G W Brinkley salary and
mileage 6076
4196 L Chappell stamps 682
3834 Joe A Wolff insurance 9002
4082 Southeast Oklahoman
supplies 5550
2985 Samuel Dodsworth Co
supplies 425
2988 Western Bank Si O S
Co supplies
3426
450
1306
1260
4000 H J King fees
3906 Star Printery supplies-
4297 Cap Duncan transporta-
tion -s- - —
4030 Ralph K Jenner supplies
227 R L Weddington repair
work :
4354 Harvey J Lambert tran-
script 4280 L Chappell New York
Exchange
4355 C L Boyd Co culverts
4328 M B Rosenbaum trans-
portation 3689 J D Swim transportation
3690 E A Trice transporta-
3735 National Bank of Com-
merce transportation
3819 J W Moore transporta-
tion —
4031 National Bank of Com-
merce transportation
4153 D L Doggctt transporta-
tion 4315 American National Bank
transportation
4164 J L Wilbanks R & B
- inspection and mileage
4239 Chester A Smith tele-
phone 4238 Chester A Smith R & B
inspection and mileage
4139 James R Earl salary
4214 Crescent Oil Ce gasoline
4147 Joe Woolbright salary
4146 Geo O Metheney work
1148 J K Maddux salary
4146 Z B Thompson salary
4149 W M Stingley road work
4263 J D Turley road work
4156 J B Link lumber
4236 A B McFarland lumber
4142 T H Rogers Lumber Co
supplies
4169 J M Milam road over-
seeing —
4339 W J Stephenson drag-
ging 4277 Joe Mitchell Co parts
4143 O L Watson & Sons
supplies
4170 Yoc Bros Garage repairs
4172 J R Hunt repair work —
4171 Palacine Oil Co gasoline
and oil
4221 Service Garage gaso-
line etc
4178 John'Nowcll road work
4096 C F Camp Co supplies
4144 J A Thompson house
rent
4195 D Billings road work
4264 G D Harris lumber
4267 M R Lane road work —
4262 G F McCain road work
4206 W H Garner tractor
operator
4203 J A Choat salary
4202 John Bell road work
4204 Tom Low tractor oper-
ator 4209 J F White grader oper-
4268 J L Cash road work
4270 G C Cornclison road
work
4269 Young Foster road work
4272 M L Curtis road work —
4210 Alvis Bramlctt road work
4247 C C Smith road work
4309 J M Crumley road work
4322 Wirt Franklin Co oil
4208 C Woosley road work —
4331 G W Brinkley K & B
inspection and mileage
2422 Boardman Co oil gauge —
4313 G F Carlson repair work
4312 R T Melton lumber
4310 W G Moore road work-
4316 Chester A Smith stamps
4173 L M Thompson drag-
ging 4176 F B Dement dragging
4308 J C Elmore dragging-
4220 W A Sizemore supplies
4252 Henry Hall dragging
4311 C D Stubbs dragging —
4265 R O Welch dragging
4259 W E Stephenson drag-
ging 4266 Arch W Grubbs dragging
4275 Sain Whitlow dragging
4212 M G Batch dragging —
4150 J W Harris dragging
etc
2500
'5865
6790
640
320
602
335
970
400
3170
1570
28800
3500
2500
900
900
3500
2400
1089
2075
8600
605
8300
5000
11590
8000
3200
8000
10000
2600
3400
3730
500
720
700
1000
1986
305
1781
1050
3060
8185
3200
1825
1500
600
6024
700
600
13500
13500
10800
10800
13500
27400
4500
11600
1000
875
275
500
4773
1875
I
8330
304 I
1200
2815 1
1000
200
1625
750
3130
920
2100
1350
1935
4161 E J Fry dragging
4191 D Billings dragging—
4098 C F' Camp Co? rent on'
" tractor r
4100 C F Camp Co repairs
I 3338 C L Boyd Co' drags —
j 2726 Austin-Western Co sup-
‘ plies ::
2766 C L Boyd Co supplies —
4205 Roy Harris bridge work!
4207 K C Harris rope cable
and blocks
4166 nugo Machine Works ma-
terial
4226 Moores Service Station
gasoline etc 17706
‘ “ 190
1010
275
18560
50000
9570
400
800
’ 18-74
a j
250000
2586
7800
67200
1660
3000
11500
3775
3955 American National Bank ' I methbes amf Ralph K Jenner clerk'
insurance 6596 The following were their proceed-
4290 C L Burtpn teanapor-t Mings to-wit: -
tation £ — : — j — — i 6618 Bids for the sale of 'property now
2717 Boardman Co repairs — 475 owned by Choctaw County Oklahoma
8766 Bennett Ptg Co supplies ‘ 1M were Accepted and an order was made
4211 Burris Garage repair
42 18 Chas Raney bridge work
4249 J W Key bridge work
4356 C I Boyd Co culverts—
4140 C L Boyd Co bridge
940 H M Par due insurance-
4152 Owen Clancy dragging —
4215 E Moore dragging and
road work ' —
3899 Simpson Glass Co sup-
plies 3840 R T Ferguson supplies
3903 M S Watson repair
4329 W A Whitlow repairing
4088 R M Pyle supplies
4251 Holloway Battery Co
service
4090 R M Pyle bolts and Sup-
plies 4087 R M Pyle bolts and nails
4086 Lester Smith dragging —
4199 Newt Lindsey team work
4200 John Burk team work —
4201 G H Gilmore road work
4212 Ray Grant road work
4158 A1 Wynn salary and sup-
plies —
4159 Mat Mitchell salary
4161 P H Davis salary
4217 Geo Horton bridge work
4216 S P Grantham bridge
’4215 Travis Fodge bridge work
4219 John Martin bridge work
4156 J W Buchanan road work
4222 Daley Wilson bridge work
4213 T I’ Barrett bridge work
4183 Stuart Lyles road work —
4184 Homer Maddox road work
4182 Bill McComic road work-
4243 S E Grant road work —
14106 Jack Mathews road work
4107 John liawkum road work
-4160 Cliff Robinson salary —
4274 T N Lcmmonds work
4218 Noel Hopson hauling lumber
600
- 615
1745
400
500
420
475
425
130
1800
350
350
250
900
12900
10800
12500
2300
5800
1500
2800
780
1100
2800
1700
400
1600
1450
800
400
10800
1110
300
400
5340
4770
5850
1050
1800
1686
1500
34060
150
The following claims were acted on
and disallowed
4240 Public Service Co service
4211 S V Tucker lumber
4314 American National Bank
insuiance
4244 S E Grant dragging
4223 Jas Usrcy dragging
4175 W W Fatheree dragging
4105 W C Cooper dragging
4273 T N Lommond dragging
3762 Wylie Bros Inc cul-
1 verts etc
4260 T H Herndon repair
I work —
1350
2125
500
2875
625
666
it a prncripiion for
Colds Grippe Flu Dengue
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It it the mott speedy cemedy known
BECAUSE
Your wife is forty is no
reason why you can
change her for two
twenties
Don’t let your self get
old Try a bottle of
SARGON and SAR-
GON soft mass pills
For sale and guaranteed
by the
Palace Pharmacy
Fort Towson Okla
FASHION DEMANDS PLEATING
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AND WE DO PLEATING!
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Accordian Pleating A Specialty
EVERYTHING’S
pleated this year
— skirts coats
dresses neckwear
flouncing ruffles
capes halt negligee
trimming etc
Through the use
of remarkable new
pleating apparatus
we can pleat your
fabrics (or repleat
any garments you
already have in
just 24 hours and
our work is flawless
- the pleating being
smooth a c c u r ate 1
sharp and what’s im-
portant — it lasts!
3337 C L Boyd Co culverts 1 35710
2981 Co-Operative Publishing
Co supplies — — 3647
4295 Cap Duncan transporta-
tion 5680
4224 Sam Frelich supplies— 320
4246 R M Fry bridge work 6350
8960 W A Hall Co supplies 9145
4287 Harlow Publishing- Com- 1
pany subscription — 5585
4024 News-Dispatch Company
supplies 1 815
2515 News-Dispatch Company
supplies 1— 18065
4318 Palace Drug Store sup 415
3825 Palace Drug Store drugs 1105
4091 R M Pyle supplies 340
3754 Pyle Hdw Co supplies 587
313 Palace Drug Store sup 810
4174 Peoples Store supplies 1870
4001 S W Bell Telephone Co
service 1069
3829 D B Shiham bridge work 525
4093 S W Bell Telephone Co
service 1 — 3799
3765 Trave-Taylor Co supplies 3370
3997 Trave-Taylor Co supplies 1775
4181 Trave-Taylor Co supplies 4641
2607 Trave-Taylor Co supplies 7770
3210 C F Weddington board-
ing prisoners! 20550
3644 C F Weddington board-
ing prisoners 33705
3889 C F Weddington board-
ing prisoners — 37110
4301 C F Weddington board-
ing prisoners 33280
3234 C F Weddington drug
bill 875
3244 Western Bank & O S
Co supplies
4103 Western Bank St O S
Co supplies
410-1 Western Bank Si O S
Co supplies
4300 C K Weddington transportation
757
767
3426
2990
1050
11145
3214
3730
4014 Public Service Co service 6740
There being no further business to
come before the Board they adjourn-
ed until June 17 1929
Monday June 17 1929
The Board of County Commissioners
of Choctaw County Oklahoma con-
vened in regular session pursuant to
adjournment
Present and presiding G W Brink-
ley chairman also present Chester A
Smith vice-chairman J L Wilbanks
authorizing the Chairman of the
Board of County Commisisoners to ex-
ecute and deliver deeds to the pur-
chasers of amid property aa listed in
said order
There being no further business to
come before the board they adjourn-
ed until June 24 1929
Monday June 24 1929
The Board of County Commissioners
of Choctaw County Oklahoma con-
vened in regular session pursuant to
adjournment a
Present and presiding G W Brink-
ley chairman also present Chester A
Smith vice-chairman J L Wilbanks
member and Ralph K Jenner clerk
The following were their proceeds
inga to-wit:
A contract was entered into between
the Board of County Commissioners
and the T H Rogers Lumber Com-
pany for repairing the Court House
roof i
An order was made releasing the
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance
Company from the bond of Ralph K
Jenner County Clerk tq become ef-
fective July 1 1929
Bids for the sale of property now
owned by Choctaw County Oklahoma
were accepted and an order was made
authorizing the Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners to ex-
ecute and deliver deeds to the pur-
chasers of said property as listed in
said order -There
being no further business to
come before the Board they adjourn-
ed to meet subject to call
(Seal) G W BRINKLEY
Attest: Chairman
RALPH K JENNER Clerk
English Leghorns
Anconas-Rocks and Reds
Baby Chicks Baby Pullets "
Hatched from an All-Electric
Buckeye Incubator '
Let us book your orders now for
Fine Healthy chicks 100 per
cent Live Delivery Guaranteed
— Price per 100 $1000
Fort Towson Poultry Farm
Pete C Morris Mgr
OUR GARAGE IS
Headquarters for Crescent Oils and Greases
Day Or Night Service t
NeviNox Gasoline more power
" less carbon' t A
Our Experts Know Your
t Car We’ll Fix It
BUCK SKIN TIRES TUBES THE BEST
W A
96
Phones
87
You Gan Still Get
18 Pounds of fine granulated T f
cane Sugar at Our Store lor
a
We received this week another shipment of that
good coffee
We sell 4 pounds for 89c
t '
If you haven't tried it do so You'll be surprised
and pleased 1
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For bargains all ’the time Remember its
MAC’S STORE
SPECIAL INSTALMENT OFFERS
V
We are selling the following items
on installment
Diamonds
Sliver
Watches
Clocks ' 'Z '
Small Payment Dovn the Balance
Weekly or Monthly
Ray 17 Gumm Jewelry Co
HUGO
TODAY visit us Our prices are attractively low
City Tailoro and Hattero
r
Your Pleating Headquarter
HUGO Phone 111 OKLA
Get The Time From
Us
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Mills, T. B. The Fort Towson News (Fort Towson, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 4, 1929, newspaper, July 4, 1929; Fort Towson, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1842375/m1/4/?q=%22United+States%22: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.