The Cleo Chieftain (Cleo Springs, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1936 Page: 3 of 4
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For Rent: 5 room and 2 room
iouse Enquire Chieftain 11 15tf
' For Windmill or Well repair see
Clarence DeLate or call Chieftain
Dfflce ’ s 2p-
-Three residence proderties in
?nld clear to trade far farm land
71eo Realty Co bx 24
For Sale: 320a improved wheat
anl in northeast Lipscomb Co
xas Cleo Realty Cc
3uy Your:
CHICKS
from an
Approved
Hatchery
’HAT BLOOD-TEST THEIR
LOCKS IN THE PROPER
TANNER
i'e are proud of bur record for
quality and liyibility
DeWitt
HATCHERY
HONE 390
FAIRVIEW
IIo£ Ranch News
Mr and Mrs Roy Crawford
spent Friday and Saturday at Ar
net visiting relatives aad friends
Stanley Coppoek and Rube
Barnes helped the Brinson broth
ers saw wood the Brat of the week
The children and patrons of the
district met at Byron Brinson's
Wednesday cighT January 15'glv-ing-Marj
rie Gift? the teacher a
birthday surprise) and handker
chief shower - 'The evening was
spent in visiting and music The
Birthday Cake was presented and
refreshments served All depart-
ing at a late hour wishing her
many happy returns of the day
The Lahoma Chapter came ov-
er Thursday night and held a
meeting to organize a “Farmers
Union” in Cleo vicinity For en-
tertainment much was furnished
hy Papa John Earner and other
members including Pete Slack
Speeches were made by several
The princigal speaker being Mr
Smoot who explained the work-
ing principles of the union)
The election of officers were:
Art Reeves chairman Otto Grade
secretary Stanley Coppoek vice
chairman The next meeting will
be at the Hog Ranch School house
All farmers are invited The
farmers slogan ought to be “Unit-
ed we stand divided we fall”
Mr and Mrs Art Reeves Mr
and Mrs Otto Grade went to
Oklahoma City Monday to attend
the State Farmers Union on Tues-
day Mr Cook of northwest of Fair-
I view is sawing the city's wood cut
jby the FERA last spring on the
i Hog Ranch This wood is for sale
The Gay '90’s
Continued from page 1
The school j house i n Judge
Floyds district just east of Fair-
view is all completedbut the seats
School will commence one week
from Monday H P Cunning-
ham teacher
v t A T Granger '
keep it" coming- As it good citizen
JoVmheaps aid rounds the rheas-
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J W J KOUIIN
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Ixwal Watch Inspector for Santa Fe Railway System
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Will Be in New Location after January 1 on North Main
Street Opposite Pest Office
FAIRVIEW
OK LA
1 ANNOUNCING —
Change of Management
DeLuxe Cafe
— AT FAIRVIEW —
Bar-B-Que" Sandwiches Keg and Bottled Bet-r
j POPULAR PRICED MEALS
On Main Street and U S Highway 60
: Misses Mina and Juanita Binning Proprietors
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DRY GOODS-
PIECE GOODS
Peters ESrand
SHOES
Full Line for Whole Family
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Men’s Work Shoes
100
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Men’s Work Clothing
J & L Guaranteed
Overalls 129
Henry Francs was a' caller this
week and we judge from what he
said that he js still democrat He
predicts republican success in 96
and a sweeping democrat victory
in 1900 We would hate to see ths
nineteenth century rounded out in
that manner n -
Chaples O Libby stormed this
office to a dead stand still this
week He came in to tell us that
this country was enjoying pros
perity and Mexico was suffering
adversity This was si ’eh a great
surprise that it swept us clear off
our feet Of course wf could not
dispute him for we die not know
anything about either country
so we just let the old hero rip
Charles F Pletzer brought us a
good load of wood yesterday to
apply on his paper account and it
was good wood too Mr Pletzer
has been working bp in Kansas
most of the time earning money
to improve his place with He
says people ate just as close run
for money up there as we are here
and complain just as loudly We
hope Mr Pletzer can have it ar-
ranged so he can stay on his place
most of the time ? We need such
good citizens as be is here all the
time
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Bert Bastable is on the sicklist
Come to the lyceum at Fairview
if you want to laugh
A party of German people spent
a Jay last week vie wing the sights
from the Gloss mountains
A birthday daree will be -g'ven
at Manuel Hildreths next Wednes-
day night in honor of Biuce Hild-
reth '
Henry A Bower of Fairview is
agent for the nuraeiy of II H-
Cummins & Co now located at the
Hog Ranch
Mr Ed Lynch father of Mrs
Wellie Brown and Mrs Ray Bates
has been visiting among his rela-
tives and friends for sometime
past
Miss Alice Wyait has returned
to her form n stomping ground a
cross the river Misa Alice s a
j jlly girl and we are sorry to loose
her from the neighborhood
Some of our citizens attended
the meeting at Mr Rogarduac last
Saturday They report a rousing
Pig meeting there and the pros
pecting of the organization called
Farmers Exchange
loan Williams of Coal Kas is
Jown visiting Perry Cunningham
and brother Mr Williams is an
old school teacher and we would
oe pleased to see him get a school
oere and remain with us
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Mr and Mrs- J J Clark ac-
companied by their u daughter
Edith have just closed a very
pleasant visit with their daughter
Mrs Frank Brown
Rolin Watkins is a chip off the
old block" He never will pogess
the foghorn 'voice "of his dad
but will undoubtedly some day
be a greatorator
Mrs Frank Brown entertained
a very pleasant parfy last Friday
evening Several songs were
rendered bv a quartet composed
of Jerrv Fred Laura and Tulie
Blackwell and Silas Reader They 1
w're accompanied on the organ
by Mias Edith Clark Mrs F rown
favored the company with several
80l0S
— Silex
some distance when)- he got up
and looked himself over he found
he was minus a tooth and ' had a
severe cut on his lip and a number
of bruises but being a sturdy lad
is pow able to be out again ’
' See DeWitts Hatchery for cus-
tom hatching V' V ' -
' “Handy Mail” Warren King is
busy putting a new cab on “Leep-!
in Lena" Clawson's truck j
Joe Marler went to Helena Wed-
Mrs Linville is reported on the
sick list this week -
Custom hatching V2 cents per
egg Vi cent with order 1 cent ad-
ditional at delivery of chicks
Prescott Hatchery Fairview
She Know Her
Hofehliii Skirts
nesday to inspect
here
his business
- Buy your -Chick
DeWitts Hatchery
Starter at
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Mr and Mrs Dave Johnson vis-!
ited at Ed Weber home Sunday 1
afternoon t 1 ' ' I
Rusk H pli nfers
Several of our farmers are pat
ronizing the Cleo Mill
We are glad to see Mrs Tanne-
hill able to be out again
Marion Hildreth w’ent to Alva
with a prisoner last week
W T Ruby is building a bin to
receive hid large crop of millet
aeed
C H Nicodemus and family
made a business trip to Alva last
week '
Our literary is in ascendancy
now having crowded houses and
the debating first class
There has been a tax payers
protective league ’ organized a t
Rualrrto !astthrough ' all titfie
The object is to protect the tax
pavers from the bloated bond
holders bankers and lawyers and
to make life miserable for the
eounty officers -
While returning from watering
his horse with soms other buys
that ride to school Franz Mil e
horse pitched-him off his feet
hung in the stirrup dragging him
W F Cousins of Orienta has I
sold his farm west of Orienta J
and is moving this week to a - 70
acre improved farm near Grove in) r -i t ij-
eastern Okla We regret tochron-' Like lllOUCill
icle this news as W F is one of kllOWS that BaiTS lift YU
the permanent settlers here since
the early nineties j the edge OR prices UI11
“Petersime
Hatched
Chicks”
ARE BETTER
See Us for Chicks and Custom
Hatching
See Us Trades Day for Prices and
Inspect Our Hatchery
PRESCOTT’S
Electric Hatchery
424 East Central Street
Phone 383 J Fairview
I quality!
FINEST GROCERIES AND
MEATS AT LOWEST
PRICES
All Presh ‘Fruits
m Season
Bring us your Poultry Eggs
Cream'and nides
BARR’S
Grocer v & M Ut
Cleo' a Oualihj Store
Rhone-47 :
Sears&Sears
GARAGE
Cornelsen Sweet Shop
—NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT — -We
have opened the Cornelsen Sweet Shop and invite you
to call and visit us
Our Service Includes: Light Lunches Fountain Service
Your Favorite Magazine Candy
Reola Fisher and Maxine Cease Proprietors
FAIRVIEW OKLA
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HENRY’S
Dry ©oods
Next Door South of Post Office
Fairview
Gas
Grease
Tires- Accessories
Battery Recharged
Cleo Springs
FREE
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against substitution and short measure
Under all conditions and at all times — FASON OIL
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On the open road up steep hills in the city
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Mansfield, Claude M. The Cleo Chieftain (Cleo Springs, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 23, 1936, newspaper, January 23, 1936; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1863551/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.