The Strong City Press (Strong City, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 6, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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THE S T R O MG CITY PRESS
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The Strong City Press
Alice Lillian Lewis Publisher and Owner
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Ruth Kathryn Lewis Editor '- J'(
Circulation 500 Entered aa second clasa matter April 3 1930 at the post office at Strong City
Oklahoma under the Act of March 1879 t
oy retieition upon the standing or character of any individual periona :orporation or firm will gladl)
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be cor- rected if called to the attention of the vans getuenL-
Rate 100 per year in advance ' Advertising rates on request
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' All ada will be run' and charged for till ordered stopped ‘
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Henrv Hunter Laundry-
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PAUL CREASON Representative
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IDEAL CLEANERS
CHEYENNE OKLAHOMA
Modern Equipment All WorkGuaranteed
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GIVE VS A TRIAL
Eldridge Calvert Manager
Satisfied Customers
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Are Our' Satisfaction
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Sinclair Oil and Gas
Mellowed a million pea r
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: - Lathrop’s Service Station $
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School Supplies - Lunches
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ICE CREAM and SOFT DRINKS
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Cigars Cigarettes ' Candies f Eat r
AGeneral Line of Stcrdnd Patent Medicine?
LITTE’S STORE
Security State Barak
aSTESY SEBVIOE ‘ STRENGTH
We Invit Von To Investigate Our
Savings Department
OFFICERS
F E Herring
D N Hunt
L L Males
President
Vice President
Ca thier
Cheyenne Oklahoma
Hello everybody This is the
Telephone Co speaking
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OUR MOTTO: "‘Efficient cour-
teous service to satisfy patrons”
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OUR AIM: The entire rural dis-
trict and town united by oue
grapevine The Telephone Sys-
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BE CAPTAINS OF THE ROAD
There is an unwritten law of the sea that ia
followed religiously-'namely the desire to Bave
life Why can’t we have the same high purpose
on land?
Such vo’untsry action isalwajs based on
necessity Life-tavirg in autcirobile traffic is
now as important as life saving in sea traffic
Such rules as the following adhertd to with"
sincerity would save life a hundred fold
1 Before makirg a turn get in traffic lane
nearest desired direction
2 The rear vision mirror is for something be-
side looking for traffic officers— watch cars be-
hind you
3 Never take chaoses in passing and do not
crowd the right-of-way Saving seconds is no
excuse f r causing one unnecessary risk of life
4 Learn the feel of the road like the captain
does his ship Study the action of the car on dry
pavement wet pavement gravel road and icy
road Even the highest ability is not one hund-
red percent perfect in dr h ir gl
5 Take driving seriously ycu are probably
no smarter than the last person whose neck was
broken on a windshield The smartest men (sup- '
pisedly) meet with unfortunate disaster through
grots carelessness '
' Courtesy is not a sign of weakness it is a sign
of character and wisdern and the ability to be
foresighted and obliging
- The sea captain doesn’t necessarily take chan-"
ces when they can be avoided but he wilPngly
risks his life and hiss-hip to prevent an accident
or aid another vessel in distress But automobile
drivers willfu iyrisk their own lives as well as
the lives of o hers for no good reason at all it
doesn’t make sense - -
If ordinary rules of ccirmen sense and court-
esy wefe followed in driving (unwritten laws)
accidents would be caused only by freak circumstances
FIVE REASONS FOR AGRICULTbRAL
COOPERATION
L J Taber Master of the National Grange
recently put forward the following five reasons
why cooperative marketing can do for the far-
mer what no other method can accomplish
1 It gives him a voice in the control of his '
own affairs increasing his sense of responsibil-
ity his value as a citizen and his independence '
2 It permits him to control quality of purch-
ases and standardize his products
3 It enables him to secure the type of merch-
andising packaging and distribution service
that best meets his needs as well as the needs
of the consuming public
4 It makes it possible for him to use the law
of supply and demand to better prices
5 It permits him to own his marketing ma
chinery and keep open his avenues of credit
production and sales This is a great stabilizing
influence ’
These are basic virtues of agricultural coop-
eration They show bow cooperation in farm
production and marketing enables farmers to
achieve sound “farm relief” through their own
efforts and abilities' ' '
The candidate will stand on a platform cf
promises but the voter can know him only”" sy an
already established iecord of accomplishments
This record will spak louder than all his prem-
ises and this record be cannot escape
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As we are leaving the country we will sell at Public Sale on the Old Henry
Harney place 18 miles northwest of Hammcn and 9iniles northeast of Strong
City on
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1 Sorrel mare coming 10 years wt 1400
bred to horse
1 Black Stallion 4 years olp wt 1200
1 Sorrel mare 8 years old wt 10C0 bred to horse
i Grey mare 6 years old wt 1050 bred to horse
1 Black saddle horse 5 years old wt 800 lbs
1 Black saddle more coming 5 years old
wt 900 pounds bred to horse :
1 Bay saddle mare smooth mouth wt 800 lbs '
1 Black saddle mare 10 years old wt 900 lbs
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1 Sorrel Kentucky saddle stallion lOyrs wt 1200
IMPLEMENTS
1 Wagon
1 Set good leather harness
1 Set chain harness
6 Leather collars and pads
1 P & O Lister
1 John Deere lister
2 Spley plows 16 inch and 14 inch
1 Disc harrow 1 Harrow '
1 Cultivator
1 Big Ftur mowing machine
1 Blue Jersey cow coming4 years old fresh soon
1 Spotted Guernsey cow coming 4 years old fresh
1 Yellow Guernsey cow coming 5 years old fresh'
1 Yellow Guernsey cow 5 years old fresh by ’
date of sale
1 Spotted Guernsey cow 8 years old fresh "
1 Block cow 6 years old fresh v
1 White face cow 4 years old calf by sid"
1 White face cow 4 years old fresh soon
1 White face bull 2 years old subject to register
1 White face bull 1 year old subject to register
2 Red brindle heifers 2 years old fresh soon
2 Steer calves 2 Small bull calves
2 Small white face heifers
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
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2 Coal oil Lamps
1 Good kitchen safe
1 New mattress
6 New cane bottom chairs
5 Iozen fruit jars quarts and half gallon
2 Pitch forkf 2 Shovels
' 1 12 Guage shot gun
3 Red sows wt 175 pounds each bred
1 Red Boar wt 160 pounds
Free Lunch at Noon' Bring Cups and Spoons
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TA1I sums under $1000 cash Sums over that amount credit until October 1 1936
miC wiil be given on approved security rotes beaiirg 10 per cent interest ficrr date
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SECURITY STATE BANK AT CHEYENNE WILL HANDLE THE PAPER
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Claude Russell Owner
Auctioneer
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Lewis, Ruth Kathryn. The Strong City Press (Strong City, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 6, 1936, newspaper, February 6, 1936; Strong City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1843162/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.