The Coweta Star. (Coweta, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 10, 1914 Page: 1 of 8
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TRUTHFUL BOOSTING LIKE TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING IS THE ONLY KIND THAT RAYS
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COWETA OKLA THURSDAY SEPT 10 1014
NO 22
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Light Running Stag
Sulky and Gang
No other plow is so simple so rigid or has such great strength
in proportion to weight f
There is not an unnecessary piece of material used in the 8 tag Plow
— -waoiiue the picture
There are no fancy fixings-nothing that adds extra joints journals or
suovable parts to get loose give trouble and wear out
Froiu the farmer’s standpoint the Stag is the
Most Plow for the Money
The Stag can be used with or without a pole Horses control the plow
juat as well without a pole because the two furrow-wheels are connected
' by a rod and then a rod ex
tends to the clevis
Width of furrow-cut Qan
be changed instantly by the
landing lever which is
within easy reach of the
operator from the seat
t
The
Qold Medal
Line
3
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Highest
award at
every World’s
Fair or Exposition
since 1840
The Alfalfa Campaign of
Eastern Oklahoma Opened s
Last Week in Muskogee
And Haskell Counties!
Prof P G Holden and His
Staff of Experts are
Drawing Big Crowds Who
Are Insisting That They
Come Back at Some Near
Date
Ask These Good Farmers Who Are Using Them
What They Think of Them:
T L Kelley J T Searabrougli Win Cornelius
J T Lomax W T Lomax F W Graves
C F Lackey E L Halsell Win Denton
C W Higgins W C Cherry
T1 L Williams George Peavy
RepiAts are coining in from the
results of last week's work by Prof
P G Holden of the Extension De-
partment of the International Har-
vester Company among the farm-
ers of Muskogee and Haskell coun-
ties This work is carried on under
the Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural
Association and is attracting ‘the
attention of not only Oklahoma but
surrounding states as well The
campaign is meant to interest the
farmers in a study of the cultiva-
tion of the soil its betterment and
the raising of live stopk as the
surest basis of good farming
During the last week several
thousand farmers of these two
counties had the opportunity to
listen to these practical agricul-
turists and they were more than
satisfied with the message which
they brought them In one place
the experts were unable to get to a
community where the farmers were
waiting on account of rain and
they are making things hot at the
head office until they get a promise
that they will send several of these
men to them later
The towns throughout this part
of the slate are to he congratulated
that they have the assistance of
such men and the farmers should
not only appreciate the efforts of
these men in their behalf hut the
fact that the towns ore making it
possible for these men to come
directly to the farms and give
actual demonstrations on the farms
Coweta is going to do her best to
let every farmer know that these
meetings are to be held for their
benefit and they are expected to be
present at the meeting nearest
their house The talks will he on
Alfalfa Live Stock Cattle Ticks
Silos etc and will be glad to have
the farmers ask questions about
any subject in regard to farming
We have both the Stag Sulky and the Gang Plows
in stock Come in and look them ovor and let us
Show You WHY They Are the Best
Dickason-Goodman Lbr Go
W J STEMMONS Mgr
The Big Store With the Good Goads
aOSEHBBKfSI
Christian Church
Perhaps one of the happiest and
most enthusiastic congregations ever
assembled in the church met Sunday
September the sixth All came hack
from their vacations well and happy
and met one another at the morning
service with joy and hope that spells
success Everyone speaks very high-
ly of the splendid music and pro-
gram Mr Daniel's poem was a gem
and was tendered in his usual artistic
lnanner Mr Ueotge llackelman
read one of the world's suhiimest
productions from Whittier The
seriptuie was read hy lames Secresl
add MKs I'lanch- Higgins read a very
tieautifu) poem Entitled ‘“The Stream
of Time’
We are going to expect everyone in
terested In the church and its ser-
vices to make it your business to
come and help the preacher and
teachers to make ihe Church do what
(it I expects it to do And one of
t lie best ways to help your church is
to attend it every service and then
you will know what Is being done
and what ought to he done We want
to make this our most successful
year and with the spiritual helps of
the ClIlirSTT AN ENDEAVOR con-
vention in our midst (do not forget
the date K't 171 li and lstli) we ought
to thank (DID and hike courage
There will be no serv ices in the
evening while the revival is in pro-
gress at t lie Uapl ist cliurch hut the
Sunday School and morning services
are on for t he year
Tine Oikicial Boa un
THE COOLEST SPOT TOWN
A1RDOME TONIGHT!
A Society Drama in two reels with Belle Adair
Produce by Eclair Company
" Mike Searches for His Long Lost Brother "
A comedy introducing JOKER COMEDIES in
Coweta Don’t miss it It’s a scream
“ The Siren’s Call to Duty ”
An Absorbing Drama
Chas K Leslie Jr spent Satur-
day at the headquarters in Musko-
gee studying the situation and pre-
paring the advertising campaign to
le carried out by Coweta He finds
an unusal interest in all the coun-
ties where these meetings are to he
held and says they are preparing to
receive as much good from these
lectures as possible There is a
desire on the part of the men con-
duet ing this campaign to make it
the best tiring this part of the
country has ever known and the
opportunities are wonderful Okla-
homa may become one ofthegreat-
est stock raising states by applying
time and study its development
Alfalfa is pushed for the reason
r
THE REAL
CLOWNS
OF LIFE
Are Those
Without A
BANK ACCOUNT
lvy ti C K ilititnrmuu CoNo 55
that it is the basis for good farming
and live stock but it alone would
be worthless They teach all kinds
of farming all kinds of crops and
general development of the country
community
The schedule of meetings will be
printed the last of this week or the
first of next and every farmer
should make it a special part of his
work to set aside the time for the
meeting in his neighborhood and
' take the whole family witli him
I There will be things of interest
to the women and children am
school will be turned out for the
hour or so if the meeting is near
them
We understand Virgil Harrison of
the Porter Enterprise has purchas-
ed the Broken Arrow Enterprise of
A L Kaufman the deal being
made last Saturday Just what
disposition will be made of the pa-
pers we did not learn
I
4 REELS
5 and 10c
Mrs J Carter Cook has been
here several days superintending
thelp acking of her household goods
to be shipped to her new home
Atlanta Ga
Mrs Owen Turner of Lawerence
Kansas to visit with her brother
0 S Hopping and family She left
Tuesday for Tulsa and spent the
day there visiting another brorher
J S Hopping returning to her
home in Lawrence Wednesday
Mr and Mrs R Y Edwards am
children of Muskogee were here
Sunday and Monday the guests o
Mr ami Mrs E M Wright They
cauie overland in their car
It is well to be cart ful about where you
keep your bank account t
Renu mber no depositor has ever lost
a cent in an Oklahoma State Dank
Avail yourself of the protection offered
by the State (iuarantee Fund Then
yolir money will he secure : :
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
COWETA OKLAHOMA
C K LESLIE Cashier
T P LUKER Assistant Cashier
p5ECURIT
BEGETS
4 &
V
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Copn’ht 1909 by C E 2imnitrmaa Co-No 64
TO-NIGHT
A stupendous giganticagregation
of America’s foremost actors will
give a superb production of the
greatest grandest most popular
drama "Lady Audley’s Secret" on
which occassion Mr V T Wood
will appear in a part in which he
achieved international fame ami
enrolled his name on the annals of
theatrical history as the greatest
eading njan of the 20th century
kliss Katherine Cochran will as-
sume the title role of Lady Audley
a fiend incarnate a modern Lucre-
tia Borgia a part that has caused
the civilized world to stand aghast
and wonder if such a monster in
human form could aclualy exist
Miss Dixie Hackleman America’s
most facinating engenue actress in
the difficult role of the pampered
child of fori une Alicia Audley will
give a finished portrayal of the
part which once seen will never be
forgotten Henry Pahmeyer the
worlds most versatile character ac
tor will be seen in the part of Sir
Michael Audley a role that has
brought him fame and fortune
Miss Marie Martin will render the
part of Phoebe Marks a part that
she has played before' all the crown-
ed heads of Europe including Kaiser
‘Bill” of Germany (?) MrTom Luker
as Geo Talboys has merited favor-
able criticism from all the dramatic
critics of the day and his histrionic
ability cannot be questioned Mr
Fuller in the part of the drunken
gamekeeper holds the mirror to na-
ture in fact he has played the part
in real life so often it has become a
second nature A $200 show for
25o At Christiau church to night
For a Cool
Refreshing Drink
Try
FOLGER
Icc Tea
H B Egan
Phone No Ill
Better Be Safe
Than Sorry!
INSURE T0DAY1
Chas K Leslie Jry
Successor to V II Kie:ui
I’lnuie 7’
Oflice: Farmers & Merchants B rnk
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Montgomery, George A. The Coweta Star. (Coweta, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 10, 1914, newspaper, September 10, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2028884/m1/1/?q=led+zeppelin: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.