Johnston County Capital-Democrat (Tishomingo, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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THE JOHNSTON COUNTY CAPITAL-DEMOCRAT THURSDAY DECEMPER 23 1920
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While many friends this Christmas Doy
Send Ceetings good and true
Jast let as add to all they say
Oar own sincere "we too"
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ADVERTISE YOUR
SALE
When you are holding a public sale your goods
are at the mercv of the public and one of the
most Important things is people know
about the sale You cannot expect things to sell
unless you have a crowd
Your Advertisement
In This Paper
Will be read bv two thousand people
number there ought to at leant be one thousand -
people who interested in somethin that you
have advertised Tell them what you have to sell
through the advertising columns of
The Capital-Democrat
F E KENNAMER LEAVES THIS
MONTH FOR OKLA CITY
Mas or F E Kennamer elevted Nov-
ember 2 to the Supreme Court from
this district will leave for Oklahoma
City sometime during the month lie
will move his family
For many years Judge Kennainer
has been a resident of Madill lie is
now holding a place on the citv com-
mission as chairman Although com-
ing here from the old Democratic
state of Alabama Judge Kennamer Is
one of the foremost Republicans of the
State and came into office on the last
landslide— Madill Record
STOCKHOLDERS REALIZE PROFIT
' OF 1750 PER CENT
The sale is announced today of the
holdings of the Marine Oil Company to
Gilliland & Richards of Tulsa the con-
sideration being 5(oooo The com-
panv’s original capital was J2000o)
giving the stockholders bv the sale
t7 5o per cent return on their invest-
ment Rube caught Cal Wheeler's Xmas
gift early in the week but we haven't
any idea of getting anything Cal is
like Rube in one respect his middle
name is “Gimme”
A New-Fashioned
Chriiina of Old-
Fashioned Joy —
A Happy Christinas where reigns the fullnesk of
Peace and Contentment—
A Merry Merry Christmas where Love and Warmth
and Friendship hold court— Where the silvery
laughter of Youth the contented smiles of age
and the happy shouts of joyous little children
make glad Ike Season
Such a Christmas we are wishing for you and
yours
The Farmers National Bank
R T Looney President
State Chaimaa RacaaamaaJad by Vote
of 4t to 27 1 HorroM for
Wogooor Mao
James A Harris of Wagoner was In-
dorsed for republican national commit-
teeman from Oklahoma by the republi-
can state committee here Monday af-
ternoon He received lorty-nlne vote
and Mrs Jake L Hamon his only op-
ponent received twenty-seven Cim-
arron county was the only county not
represented end not voting
Harris announced before the ballot
was taken that as soon as the national
committee ratified the nomination made
by the state committee If he were
nominated he would resign as chair-
man of the state committee Pros-
pects are that the national committee
will not meet for a year or more it
was jaid here yesterday leaving that
time during which Harris will be chair-
man of the state committee and virtual
occupant of the seat on the national
committee
Harreld Declare! for Harria
J W Harreld United States Senator-elect
in Washington cast his
strength for Harris at the last accord-
ing to a telegram read by E M Frye
of Sailisaw a member of the state
committee in the course f his Speech
seconding the nomination of Harris for
committeeman Harreld' telegram
addressed to T A Latta or Tulsa was
a follows:
'Repp fo vour I am not a can-
d d- 1- Think it best to support Har-
ris” failed to or ’e s on after 2 o'clock
at tne lawrenc? hotel the committee
there devoted Itself onlv to hearing a
r 11 call adopting a previously arra ig-
ed order of business appointing a res-
i Llioys committee and ad'oiming to
meet agin in the banquet hall of the
FkirCn hotel
Resolution! Eulogise Flamon
Conferences and deiavs resulted in
the close-packed crowd at the Skirvin
waiting until 1:4 5 o’clock before the
meeting was resumed Hearing of
nominating and seconding speeches
balloting on cand'dates for committee-
man and adoption of the resolutions
submitted which eulogized the late
Jage L Hamon whose vacant seat on
the committee was to be tilled consti-
tuted the whole business of the meet-
ing Voting bv counties on the candi-
dates for committeeman was as fol-
lows: FOR HARRIS — Adair Alfalfa Atoka
Beckham Blaine Bryan Caddo Cher-
okee Choctaw Cleveland Creek Cus-
ter Devev Garfield Garvin Gradv
Grant Greer Harmon Harper Has-
kell Hughes Kinglisher Latimer Le-
Flore I incoln Logan Lrtve MeCur-
tain McIntosh Major Marshall Mur-
ray Muskogee Okfuskee Okmulgee
Ottawa Pawnee ' ’Pavne” Pittsburg
Pushmataha Roger Mills Seminole Se-
quoyah Tillman Wagoner Washing-
ton Wash:ta Woodmard
FOR MRS HAMON — Beaver Cana-
dian Carter Coal Cotton Comanche
Craig Delaware Ellis Jackson Jeffer-
son Johnston Kav Kiowa Met 'lain
Mases Noble Nowata Oklahoma
Osage Pontooc Pottawatomie Rogers
Stephens Texas Y'uha Wiods
“Harmony" In Winner! Watchword
"Harmony shall he mv watchword”
declared Harris in a speech following
the announcement of the committee’s
vote “God forbid that I should ever
raise mv hand in an attack upon the
familv of Jake L Hamon God forbid
that I should ever mark a man in this
state because he voted against me here
today
Feeding the Ghosts
When a stockman feeds a scrub ghosts of the scrub’s
neglected and starved ancestors share his food with
him Fanciful as this may sound it is none the less true
A pure-bred shows more gain in tender well-
flavored meat from 100 pounds of feed because with
generations of good breeding and good feeding back of
him he is haunted by none of the scrub’s ghosts
The pure-bred in the feed pen is an economy to the
stockman From the pure-bred come choicest steaks
juiciest roasts at lowest cost to the consumer
You’ve noticed how a grass-fed
steer of good breeding will often out-
weigh and outsell a corn-fcd scrub of
the same age
With the present narrow margin
between the growing cost and the
market price of beef it is your duty
—to yourself to your family to your
community — to raise only the ani-
mals that make the beef that brings
a price that pays you a profit on
your investment Don’t waste good
com on poor steers
If you’re not yet convinced that
pure-breds can make you money you
should read The Country Gen-
tleman and learn what registered
cattle are doing for farmers all over
the country Successful breeders and
feeders everywhere are enthusiastic
readers It’s not preachy but it’s ac-
curate fair and interesting and it
does a thorough job of presenting op-
portunities for greater profit Just
$100 brings 52 issues full of practi-
cal helpfulness and wholesome inspiration
Oklahoma Hereford Breeders Association
L J McClure Secretary
IS West Main St Oklahoma City Okla
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Philadelphia Pa
I’m glad to ire you puahing our organization with good advertising And here’s my dollar for a tubacription
for one year fifty-two isaues The two go well together
(My Namtj
(My Addrew)l
(Town)
(State )
INDIAN
ABOUT TISHOMINGO
It’s all right
It’s the place to trade
It’s the farmers' town
It's everybody’s town
It’s an everyday town
And a dress-up (own
It’s the workman's town
It's the stockman's town
It's the tradesman’s town
Treats you on the square
It's the business man’s town
Offers unheard-of bargain c
It’s the professional man's town
Is g good place to court marry and
abide
Is the biggest little town In the Slate
of Oklahoma
Will stock vou up i!h supplies and
satisfy you
Sells more goods for ft than any
rlace around
Is (he garden spot of the banner
county of Oklahoma
Has an Inexhaustible supply of good
water
Itss as good school facilities as can
be found anywhere
Is a place In which you can do good
be good and dwell happily
Has society that is social goodna-
tured intelligent and glad tn see you
Is a good place to establish your
home rear your family and school your
children
Is a good place fo market ynuf pro-
duce drive la your butter and roll In
your eggs
lla prosperous cburchef good so-
cieties beautiful and accomplished
women and handsome men-
Has mineral deposits of silver gold
and copper
One oil well now drilling rig up for
another and three locations for others
in the county soon to be tested
Our granite cannot be surpassed
anywhere In the world See it In the
Slate capitol building
On the Bankhead highway between
Denison Texas and Sulphur Oklaho-
ma 87 60000 to be spent right ai
on hard-surfaced road
Municipal waterworks electric lights
and ice plant
Population 2000
Gome tiv Tishomingo (:f
let Pende-grass sell sou sour :ra
canlv and books
JANUARY
ill SA
24
1921
The Following to Be Offered for Sole
1 the Office of the U S Field
Cleric Ardmore Oklahoma at Ona
O’Clock P M Monday January 24
1921
Address written bid on land in
Johnston Countv to U S Field Clerk
Indian Service Ardmore Oklahoma
Caaa No 19471— Mollia Brown
Chickasaw Roll No 242 4n acres
NE4 of NW4 of Section 1 8 Township
4 South Range 5 East in Johnston
Countv All smooth tillable bottom
land J9 acre in cultivation red sandv
loam 2-room house 5 miles from Pa-
via Oklahoma Appraisement 87250
per acre Terms: Cash
Caaa Ne 19932 — Isabella Apala
Choctaw Poll No 14899 160 acre
SW4 of NW4 W2 of SW4 of Section
22 E2 of SE4 of NE4 of Section 21
N2 of NV4 of NWt of Section 27
Township 4 South Range 7 East In
Johnston County 70 acres rolling
free from rock tillable land 90 acres
rough land 40 acres In culivation
dark sandy soil 2 miles west of Emet
Oklahoma Appraisemenef JtFOOper
acre Terms: Cash
Caaa Ne 20024— Palsy Brown new
Columbus Chickasaw Roll No 1960
160 acres NE4 of Section 7 Town-
ship 4 South Range 6 East In John-
ston County All rolling free from
rock 65 acres tillable 4 5 acres in cul-
tivation balance grass land ctay and
sandy soil 3-room log house S room
frame house I barn t shed I bored
well (90 feel deep) all fenced small
orchard I 1-2 miles from Tishomingo
Oklahoma ' Appraisement 6020 per
acre Term: cash
Care Na 20254 — Emaly Pater
Miss-Choctaw Roll No 4 79 go acres
E2 of SE4 of Section 36 Township 3
South Range 6 East In Johnston
County All rolling free from rock
JS acres In cultivation 4f acres lim-
bered grass land 10 acres of which
may be cleared and cultivated sandv
and red dav soil 2-room house 400
rods 3-wtre fencing 4 miles from Tish-
omingo Oklahoma Owner' minimum
price 125 0U per acre Terms: cash
Title to be taken subject to alleged
claim of lien
SACRA
AND
SHOWS
GAS THIS WEEK
C-aa Strong a! Well ia Cleaned for Teat
Fihing for Caller Today Will Con-
tinue Driling if Oil ia Not
Paying
The Sacra (til Company's well i:i
section 1 7-5-5 northwest of fakland
is on a sand at 2JJo feet and is being
cleaned with a liner in it for a test as
soon as the bailer is recovered Strong
indications of a good gas supply are
present There are also indications of
some high gravity oil
! Quite anumber of out-of-town peo-
ple have been here the past week look-
ing over the situation Yet no leases
are changing hands Everyone seems
to be wa ting for further develop-
ments The company w’lf drilF yn" 'ff no
payable production is "reached at (he
pri-ent depth President ’ALajyey of
the Ct mpanv is iu South Texas selling
stock — Madill Record f - -
! 5-ACRE LEASE) BRINGS $570000
! The sale bv G C Wooo of Wichita
I Tails of -a five-acre lease in Block 86
'to the Tgxys : Troducing' and Refining
Compattvanr ytr' wuny' of- $5 70000
was one of tttf'-bensations ( recent
transaction? lit the Burkburnett field
This acreage has producing wells
BB'BB’B B1 B -B V ' B
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LOOKS LIKE OIL
Mr Rosco Tucker is unloading an
outlit here and will move to his leases
aouth l town and begin drilling at
once provided he can finish blocking
up some acreage The oil men have
confidence in this field but thev are
not going to spend a large Sum of
money on wildcat stuff without get-
ting the necewarv acreage There are
'ome who are holjng back on leaving
and thev are onlv deferring the mat-
ter that much — Mlhurn News
PraVe hav f r sale See Lowrv A
Company (t!)
CflRISTJIWS GReeTIHGS
We take this occasion to extend
hearty good wishes to our pat-
rons 'Faithful Employees and
other Friends who have con-
tribated so generously to the
success of our past year
May this Merry Festive Season
bring to all an abucndance of
Happiness and Good Will
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Geers, Will C. Johnston County Capital-Democrat (Tishomingo, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1920, newspaper, December 23, 1920; Tishomingo, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1850778/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.