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STATE SENTINEL STIGLER HASKELL COUNTY OKLA HOMA THURSDAY APRIL 27 1916
PAGrt iIIREE
IX THK DISTRICT COURT WITHIN
AND FOR THE COl'NTV OF
HASKELL AND STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
John G Melser plaintiff vs Laura
C Walker Frank L Walker Wallace
B Melaer T B Blakeley Will Bran
ton Lizzie Smith Virgil R Cobs
Mortgage a corporation Dobyns-
Lantz Hardware Company a corpor-
ation The First National Bank o(
Stlgler a corporafon and The First
State Bank of Stlgler a corporation
defendants
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Said defendants T U Blakeley
Laura C Walker and Frank L Walk-
er will tako notice that they and
Wallace B Melser Llzzlo Smith Vir-
gil R Cobs Mortga e a Corporation
The First National Bank of Stlgler a
corporation and The First State Bank
a corporation have been sued In the
District Court of Haskell County
by John O Melser for debt on a
promissory note for $45485 dated
the 18th day of December 1914 due
September 15th 1915 payable to the
order of Wallace B Melser with In-(
terest at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from data and $5155 aRojv
ney'a fee endorsed by Wallace B
Melaer for the foreclosure of mort-
gage given to secure said note on the
following described real estate sit-
uate in Haskell County Oklahoma
to-wit:
An undivided one-half Inter-
est in fee In and to the East
SHE
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T' tntrnrf’H our popular home tnayntinf THE
PKriEH HOME JoLKNAL into of
hocti- a tiFfF i is not alrcfidv IhWfo e offer lif
iifniwnj period only absolutely Irea for a er' aub-
9rril n at SO rrnu tb rrulr pnc a fcrt ofl
I-me Kv rblHini)it Tea aud Uardy Jioe 11 choice
variFtie u luliuwa:
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Vt ime lea korse of caijuuite form and ietur A at too
In-ftlihv grower and a coiutaol I loonier One of me
Inri'cni wiitie -uo known to Oowvra brlot very double
is u be 4‘ui wlib iouj tuma
I CHAMPION OF THE WORLD A hard
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lre‘ MiA rsiluf jh1 dellkhUulljr Irattraoi A tUon
kuorou k rower
I M0S DUDLEY CROft A le aoft roay-velow Rwe-
an eiquldie eohr iti kMim ( Unuolully pmoded forui briu tu
ao-to A apiriidid bmidlu variety
WELLESLEY The Dcaudfil Ptnh Mow iheoutUde of the pet ala Seine hnrht
ami b ur wlin a ailvery reverw A v r vlsorou bejUthy grower Irev bUivr
and riot lied wiih beavy daih iirteu IuiUkv
WHITE DOROTHY PFPKIN A w cmter a nur white of the
weU-Auown loroihv leri hm fill liar ruOM- liebii of grow hand Inulorn of fltiwer-
oy Inr A b oll I lomt isnmu for ibc pin vurioiy m U bloom at Uw same 'line
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r Jf it$rd ri'ifi I'-n''-' mill atif aiem ahi In it'lit bhM$ Howeraare lre
' prrfw tiy double and ihaiirly of a r l sulpturiUow eoior
Ol’EEN OP BEDOFR8 This N without dMibi the bewt of the red Roars for
beldlnv K can he ptnnted ativwbvrr bio tiulrely nrdy I c tin rert arc Lcnre and of a ftcry m ariri
I Rf DOROTHY PLKAINS Tills la an luoroved Katoblrr The nowre ire Iwae and dici'dr
mirijr to furty oo a aiein the color trial aa liileoe rrlmaonitisroon Ufwd wliu enrlrt A fine rlinner
Tle etc hi row ln4 dewrthed above areerown hy on nf th- Inr- ri ami rcpuiabtr row i $
I'nlteil Hbkica They art not rhcao common roacq hut ll-kiowu "UmUrd vartcibt W'f nl niria IicfI' Iiv
well-rooted l-vearold pianta warranted true to oanie aoi cob They are eandutlv pmieeied in the pj km
and are aMpped prepaid from the preenhouaea a here they areniwn dirvcily to our aubsctibera Uius receikuif
but one Imotlllni and are tiMMnue l to rear tlieir demiiMiloa In tfood orl
THE PEOPLE’S HOME JOURNAL
ha l—n puUihxl to over thirlv y-r nd gor rrolrly vry mmlh into over nino hunrl
lliouuml Imimip hi re it ha rialilh'i itpf in tho vprv linrt of it rpl-p It
Il'Ulanty I no oriilrnl— It I me natural outcome 01 a policy conqiacontly a4iberot to from il vrv
m mmi a third of a eentury ago The puihihm bclo-ve and the auTfno f the loagarm- ha
proNcd it that the grriti nmjnrity of people read migaiinFS lr phaeim a a well aa for profit- lu oi lo r
f m la hde THK PKOlMKtf JdtllWL meiMam many race-llmi ih-part monte f all
liiFiidwr of the faini'y each eonduried bv an eert in hi or her line in pulilolirfi Ih'Ir tint for
the gn-at'T part of lhir reading ihe btitv man and toman aaot logt a wav from Ibe ery $iraeiui id’
id life aith it ofitiiDF perplFtmg problem thit demand Iheir rare and attention for ten l l !
hours of til day aud in addition to b !plul tnatruction amoi $iisf)rati n enu rinintuetit reerejiioti
for mind ami holv-— want to read bright cheerful optimist is a hole mie refri-ahing article and $ $e
lieaiihg aith lift its emotions and ciiKTienreg fjtn h is TH K IM'f 'PlK rt 1 J ' M K J l H N I njtd
for all members of the family— in fact it is a member of tie family in over ©fXMXMi homes — coneeied
to be the most indispensable publication its the tnagasiue field tooty catering to tb taetes ami need-
4f every American household
v in com A I nrrrD Tn any one who wtll send w 50 rents tn pay men for a eb rti
UUK OrLlflAL r fiim to THK rnd’ll a IIdMK JoriiNtl tieioe Mur ' I
sre will send the Macaitne for one year and In adUiUoo will send fits fail Het of I I hi Tins lloe 11 u
above dewrllwU boi h fully prrimid
our ofTrs I onmrfctly nl erefy ooe-who Is fond of dowers ehould Inks anvaotase or lot uniaui
opportunity to acurr a Bite i u e rc $4 ut a h ( i l dm Aduie -ei
F M LUPTON Publisher iDept A) 76 to 88 Lafayette Street New York City I
Half of the Northwest quarter
' and the West Half of the South-
west quarter of the Northeast
quarter of Section 26 Towuohip
10 North and Range 21 East of
the Indian Base and Meridian
subject to a mortgage given on the
29th day of February 1912 in fav-
or of the Jefferson Trust Company a
corporation for the sum of $16009)
amt sale thereof to satisfy note at-
torney fee and costs and the Bald T
B Blakeley Laura C Walker and
Frank L Walker must answer the
petition died therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 8th of June 1916 or
said petition will be taken for true
and a Judgment for aald plaintiff In
said action for $45485 with interest
thereon from the 18th day of Decern-1
her 1914 at the rate of ten per cent
per annum for $5165 attorney's fee
decreeing any estate interest or Hen
of said defendants in said premises I
Inferior Junior and subsequent to the
mortgage Hen of the plaintiff therein
for the foreclosure of plaintiff's aald
mortgage and the sale of the premises
to satisfy said Judgment and for costs!
will be rend red accordingly I
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Dated this the 27th day of April
A D 1916
(Seal) CLARK & FOSTER
' Attorneys for Plaintiff
ATTEST:
BERTIE MeDANIEL Coart Clerk
By RAYMOND II GOTCHER
I Deputy Court Clerk
First publication April 27
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STATE HEALTH NEWS
(By Dr John W Duke)
i In the conservation of health it Is
Important to note that science la con-
vincingly demonstrating the tuct that
right living is not ouly Increaslnc the
span of human It'c but is gibing to
the individual greater mental and
physical efficiency throi'gto’U the
ditferent periods of llie By too
easily possible control of preventaole
diseases and the osertance of the
known hygienic end saoltary rules
it is estimated that the normal hum-
an life In this day could be increased
about flflten )cara
I The lengthening of human life
’with health would decrease the bur-
den on the productive period of the
individual giving the latter a longer
time with greater strength to accu-
: mulate the wealth necessary for
maintenance in the years when pro-
ductivity wanes
The end ot the working period is
commonly fixed at sixty years There
9 abundant reason for the hope that
biological science uay extend this
Hmlt to a much later period In life
Not only Is the average duraticn of
human life Increasing but the rate
of Increase Is also Increasing Dur-
ing the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries the lengthening of human
life was about four years per century
j and nine years during the first three
quarters of the nineteenth century
The present rate In Europe Is seven-
teen years while In Massachusetts
and f'rus8ia it Is relatively fourteen
and twenty-seven years The aver-
age rate of Improvement for all the
countries is about fifteen years In
Prussia a highly conservative coun-
try in the discovery and application
of medicine conditions prior to the
outbreak of the present war warrant-
ed the estimate that If progress had
continued for a century at merely
the present rate human life in that
country would have been twenty-five
to twenty-nine years longer than at
the present time
As an emblem of Individual freed-
om and Independence we point with
blustering pride to the great Ameri-
can eagle We are given to the
statement and to the feeling that in
this hind of tne fre£ we may do as we
pleace so long as wc do not violate
a statutory law Rome declare that
If they are able to pay for their whis-
key they have an Inalienable right
to drink any quantity of it or If by
their ovn endeavor and ability they
are successful In accumulating money
they are prlvleged to epeqd It In their
own way and witheut regard to other
persona
There was never a worso philoso-
phy In the world Thero was never
more falsehood concealed under the
covering of Ignorance
No man In civilized communities
has a right to do as he plenses un-
less he Is pleased to reallzo the fart
that he Is a dependent member of
society and a beneficiary of Its Insti-
tutions Our individual happiness
Is measured by tho comforts and con-
veniences which ooclety has assem-
bled for our use and by our Intelli-
gent use of them We aro bound
by both economic and moral obliga-
tions No man Is free to do as he pleases
Independently of what the effect may
he upon other men He Is not free
for example to Indulge In any excess
or In any conduct that will decrease
his ability and capacity for contribut-
ing in full measure to the welfare of
other men
We have a most inadequate con-
ception of our supposed Individual
rights and privileges Men rom-
monly declare that they will permit
nobody to say how much whisky they
shall drink or criticise them for the
kind and quality of food they shall
consame Such an attitude la not
only Ignorant and vicious but a con-
fession of sordid selfishness of which
only a savage might boast without a
feeling of shame
It la a glorious province of human
progress In this world to convince all
of us as the generations pass that In
surroundings of enlightened society
men more and more should feel their
dependence upon each other and
realize more fully that the conduct
of their lives should increase and not
diminish the sum of human happi-
ness HORSE FOB SALE
Black Horse weigh about 850
pounds good saddler Will sell at
reasonable price Cash or terms See
P H 8TIER
Box 416 v Stlgler Okla
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATION
Examinations for common school
diplomas will be held the 11th and
12th of May 1916 at the following
named places: Stlgler Wbltofleld
Enterprise Klnta LeQuire McCur-
taln Keota end Tamaha
J J POWELL
County Superintendent
Joe Pautler left Monday morning
for his home in Bixby after a short
'visit with friends in Stlgler
For the stomach and bowel disord-
ers of babies McOEE'S BABY ELIXIR
Is a remedy of genuine merit It
acts quickly is pure wholesome and Sufferer
pleasant to take Prlco 25c and
50c per bottle Sold by Stlgler Drug
Com puny
Mayer’s for cut price Slippers
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I FILLS BEST KOIt IIVEH
Because they contain the best liver
'medicines no mattef how hitter or
jnau-seatlng for the sweet sugar coat-
ing hides the taste Dr King's New
Life Pills contain Ingredients that
put the liver working move the bow
I els freely No grippe no nausea
'aid digestion Just try a bottle of
Dr King's New Life Fills and notice
how much better you feel 25c at
druggists
Watch for Mayer's Easter Special
GOOD FOR COLDS
Honey Fine Tar and Glycerine are
recognized cold remedies In Dr
Bell'a Fine-Tar-Honey 'these are com-
bined with other cough medicine In
a pleasant syrup Dr Bell's Pine-
Tar Honey quickly stops your cough
checks your cold soothes Irritation r
of the throat Excellent for young C°- Props Buffalo N Y
adult and aged Its one of the beat!
cough syrups made Formula on STATE OF OKLAHOMA
every bottle You know Just what
you are taking and your doctor knows
I its good for coughs and colds Insist
on Dr Bel's Pine-Tar-Honey Only
25c at druggists
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Talk to Mayer's about your shoes
Andrew Zebold deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PRESENT CLAIMS
All persons having claims against
Andrew Zebold doceased are requlr-
To have a fine healthy complexion ed tQ peent the Bane wth the nec
the liver must be active the bow- vouchers to the undcrslcned
elB regular and tho blood pure All'
'administratrix at Stlgler Okla
this Is broucht about by using HER-
IllNE It thoroughly scours the liv-
er stomach and bowels puts the body
in fine condition and restores that
clear pink and white complexion so
much desired by ladies Price 50c
Sol by Stlgler Dr ig Co
v It L la four months of the date here-
of or the same will be forever barred
Dated March 23rd 1916
ZADA C ZEBOLD
Administratrix
First publication March 23 —
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL RE-
It HITS AND ACCOUNTS
THK ACHES OF HOUSE CLEANING
The pain and soreness caused by LTATE QF 0KLAH0MA
bruises over-exertion and straining! haSK ELL COUNTY s
during house cleaning time are all n County Court
soothed away by Sloan'a Inlment No TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
need to suffer this agony Just “PP'yAND THE NEXT OF" KIN OF THE
Sloan's Liniment to the sore spots n1VM viit'n-
" ” — I Deceased J
the pain leaves you rest comfortably 1 K Smlth( Adnlin8trat0r
and enjoy a refreshing sleep One: A0 700— Ernest Russell deceaset
grateful user writes: "Sloan's Llnl- Lmlan Ru88ell Executrix
meat is worth Its weight In-gold" No 828john T Pinion deceas-
Keep a bottle on hand use It against1 eJj N pinion Admr
soreness neuralgia and bruises It n0 742— Theodore D Smith de-
kills pain 25c at your druggist Leased j L Hendrickson Admr
o I J52 — Janie Brown minor
Get the best— Hart Shaffncr and John x Brown Guardian
Marx Clothes at Mayer's I yoi ARR hereby NOTIFIED
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deaf-
ness and that la by constitutional
remedies Deafness Is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the mucous lin-
ing of the Eustachian Tube When
this tube Is Inflamed you have a rum-
bling sou'd or Imperfect bearing
and when it is entirely closed deaf-
ness la the result and unless the In-
flamatlon can he taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition
hearing will he destroyed forever
That Final reports and accounts have nine cases out of ten are caused by
Bad breath hitter tasts dizziness been filed In the above stjled muses 1 Catarrh which Is nothing but an In-
and a general “no account” feeling an( thal Monday the 3rd day of fraap"’ei codllon of lie n""'0U8 Bur
Is a sure sign of a torpid liver liF-R- Apri A d 1916 at the hour of 10 We will gove One Hundred Dollars
BINE Is tho medicine needed It o'clock A M at the Court House In for any case of deafness (caused by
makes the liver act've vitalizes the the City of Stlgler in said County and tlut he cured by
blood regulates tho bowels rnd res- Mate has been appointed as the time u“ar"t free eD or c "
tores a fine feeling of energy and of and piir for hearing reports and ac- p j CHENEY & CO Toledo O
cheerfulness Price 50c Sold by counts at which time all persons In-j Sold by Druggists 75c
STIGLER DRUG CO Tho Uexall u rested are required to appear and tp“tk®nan’8 Fanlv M1S for C0D'
Store fie their exceptions or objections to
— — -o 'the approval of said reports and ae-1
SpecHI values at Mayer's Saturday
aud Monday
WATCH CHILD'S COUGH
Colds running of nose continued
Irritation of the mucous membrane
If neglected may mean Catarrh later I
x rr
not take every medicine but they will
take Dr Kings New Discovery and j
without bribing or teasing Its a!
sweet pleasant Tar Syrup and so ef-
fectlve Just laxative enough to ell-
mlnate the waste poisons Almost!
Ihe first dose helps Always prepar-
ed no mixing or fussing uJst ask
your druggist for Dr King's New
Discovery It w ill safeguard against
serious ailments resulting from the
colds
A prudent mother Is always on the
watch for symptoms of worms In her
children Paleness lack of Interest
In play and peevishness la tho Llgnal
ror WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE
A few doses of thla excellent remedy
puts an end to the worms and the
child Boons acts naturally Price 25c
per bottle
Co
Sold by Stlgltr Drug
Farmers and others who live at a
distance from a drug store should
keep in the bouse a bottle of BAL-
LARD'S SNOW INIMENT It may
be needed at any time for cuts for
wounds sores sprains or rheuma-
tism It Is powerful healing and
penetrating remedy Price 25c 60c
and $100 per bottle Sold by the
Stlgler Drug Co
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FOR SALE — A few Pure Bred
Duroc Jersey Pigs
3t W H HULSEY Garland Okla
The expression of many a Kidney
A stubborn backache Is cause to
suspect kidney trouble When the
kidneys are Inflamed and swollen
stooping brings a sharp twinge in the
small of the back that almost takes
the breath away Doan's Kidney
I’llU revive sluggist kidneys — re-
Here's convlno-
Hove aohlufe barks
Ing proof of merit
John Roach ratlrond engineer of
Poteau Okla saya: "For seven orj
eight years I worked on the railroad j
and no doubt the jarring of the en- 3t
glne brought on kidney touhle I
suffered from a dull heavy pain in
my hack and soreness across my kid-
ceys When the kidney secretions
became too frequent in passage I
knew fo certain that my kidneys were
at fault and was led to use Doan's
Kidney Pills Before long I was rid
n the trouble and I am now enjoying
good health”
Price 50c at all dealers Don't
rltn p lyaofkrs ETAOINNNetaoInnn
simply ask for a kidney remedy — get
Doan'a Kidney Pills — the same that
Roach had Foster-MIlburn
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HASKELL COUNTY as:
IN COUNTY COURT
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In the matter of the estate
of
counts
Dated this the 15th day of Muni)
A D 1916
WILLIAM L CRITTENDEN
County Judge
Fln(t pullUru(lon March 16— 3t
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husband rescued
nFCnimillP IIITF
UtOrAltllnU Wilt
Ifter Four Tears of DisCOUraglOf
Conditions Mrs Bullock Gave
Up in Despair Husband
Came to Rescue
Catron Ky— In an interesting letter
rom this place Mrs Bettie Bullock
vrites as follows : "I suffered for four
rears with womanly troubles and during
his time I could only sit up tor a little
vhile and could not walk anywhere at
ill At times I would have severe paina
n my left tide
The doctor was called in and his treat-
nent relieved me for a while but I was
oon confined to my bed again After
hat nothing seemed to do me any good
had gotten so weak I could not Hand
uid 1 gave up in despair
At last my husband got me a bottle of
ardul the woman's tonic and I com-
nenced taking it From the very first
lose I could tell it was helping me I
an now walk two miles without it
iring me and am doing my work"
If you are ail run down from womanly
roubles don’t give up in despair Try
ardui the woman’s tonic It has helped
nore than a million women in its 50
rears wonderful success and should
urely help you too Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years He knows what
I will do Ask him He will recom-
nend iL Begin taking Cardui today
ITn'( to: Chittiaoec Co UOa1
Wiiory Uf ClutuiKJooa TfBa far JjpeeuU
'ustnictioni on your cm and M -at book Homo
ioo'woi or Woooa" hoi In — o oropror LW1
A splendid young horse bright bay
and weighs about 1075 pounds for
Be- Cash or good note $100
I l)R RAMSAY McCurtaln Okla
fIocJ of chl'ken( The lue bred
U)aadotle 8talld1 at ie head uf tlie
j Pgg lu ng and fer eating pur-
Get rouie pure live blood in your
poses Von can got early setting
eggs In both the Partridge Wyandotte
end the pure Snow White Wyandot-
tea In selected matings from C D
Milam Stlgler
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FOR SALE — A few Pure Bred
Duroc Jersey Pigs
W H Hl'LSE Garland Okla
WYANDOTTE EGGS— F'or the
nxt 30 days I will fill all orders for
Eggs a $150 per 15 Just half
price See ad of my pens
C D MILAM
Partridge Wyandottes are unex-
celled for beauty and utility Eggs
and baby chicks for sale One first
class breeding pen for sale at a reas-
onable price
K P Hockaday Eldorado Kan
Eggs from big-boned S C White
Orphlngtons blue ribbon wnnera
My first pen hens scored 92 and bet-
ter Eggs $150 and $300 per fif-
teen BERTIE MCDANIEL'
tf Stlgler Okla
I own lot No 6 in Block No 22 In
the town of Keota Okla and am anx-
ious to sell It It cost me $26700
How much will you give me for It
Address C S HENSLEE
Chattanooga Tenn
FOR SALE: — Disc Harrow Culti-
vator and Section Harrow
LEFLORE & ZEBOLD
FOR RENT: — Good residence
See J S Stlgler Stlgler Oklahoma
Buy your Barred riymouli Rock
eggs at home Eggs from the lead-
ing strain of the world Just receiv-
ed a fine cockerel which Is at the licud
of pen No 2 Eggs $2 for IS Pen
No 1 Eggs $J 50 for 5
SUNNY SLOPE POULTRY FVftM
McKinley Si Sturgeon
FOR SALE: — A mule colt at a
bagraln ROBERT A ZEBOLD
A splendid young horse bright hay
'and weighs about 1075 pounds for
sale Cash or good note $100
i DR RAMSAY McCurtaln Okla
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF HASKELL ss:
In C'ouu'y Court
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Folsom doceased
All persons having claims against
John Folsom deceased are required
to present the same with the neces-
sary vouchers to the undersigned
Surah Folsom Administratrix with
the Will Annexed of said Estate or
to Guy A Curry attorney for said
Administratrix of Stlgler Oklahoma
within four months of the date here-
of or the tame will be forever barred
Dated this 6th day of April 1916
SARAH FOLSOM
Administratrix
GUY A CURRY
Her Attorney
NOTICE j
Notice la hereby given that the
Bourd of County Commissioners have
designated Tuesday May 2 1916 aa
a day on which the problem of Good
Poads will be taken up and discuss-
ed as to the manner and m' hods of
building and maintaining same
Everyone interested In good roads
and especially all Road Supervisors
in the County are requested to meet
with the Board of County Commis-
sioners In their office In the Court
House on the above date at 2:00 P
M R M MUNCY
Chairman
Attest: L G Callaway
County Clerk
By W H MOORE Deputy
F'iri Publication April 13
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Milam, C. D. State Sentinel (Stigler, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1916, newspaper, April 27, 1916; Stigler, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2029416/m1/3/: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.