The Muldrow Sun (Muldrow, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, January 18, 1924 Page: 1 of 8
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fa!Rm loans
NO CASH COMMISSION
QUICK SERVICE
0 PER CENT STRAIGHT
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HAROLD TURNHAM
POST OFFICE CLOG HULDROW OKLA
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
C3 fcr C!h ui UGrippt
The tax assessor will be here
January 22 and 23 for the pur-
pose of assessing your personal
property
Rain and sleet greeted us early
Tuesday morning putting the
roads in bad shape Until we
get more substantial roads this
wili be the case every feime
have excessive rains
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Chattel Mortgages blank ni
Warranty deeds and farm leasvji
kept on sale at the Sun office t
Buck Reynolds who has been
working at the Patton garage for
the past three months gave up
his job last Thursday and Buck
and his wife left the same even-
ing for McAlester their former
home Fred Mode is now doing
the mechanical work at the gar-
age 688 for Eeitahei Caldi etc
The Saturday evening “ Rod
Club held its first -’meeting' at the
home of Miss Ruth Brown Satur-
day afternotin Only the imme-
diate members were present
Rook was played and refresh-
ments served 1 Those present
were Misses Edna Newman
Ethelyne Ford Ruth Brown and
Bonnie Shermer
666 for Malarial Fiver
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U S Census Bureau
Shows Facts on
Electric Plants
A NATION WIDE aurvey juat computed by the Nation-
at Electric Light Asaociation bated on compilations of
the United States Genius Bureau shows the following
facte regarding municipal ownerihip:
The majority of the mnnicipat plants ere in
towne of 1000 population or leia where fund
cannot ba railed except by pUdgmg public credit
The municipal plant produce only 4 per cent
of the electricity generated in this covntry and
this percentage is constantly decreeiing
The average rate of all municipal plants la
more than twice high as the avirage rate of
all comyanlea reportedbythe cemui
Thera haa been a great inerssartn the number
of municipal plant which have shut down their
generating plant since 1017
Of the population of the United States served with
electricity tin companies iiryic 088 per cent and the
municipal plants 6 2 per sent’ The average city tix rate
In 1021 In cities over 80000 saving municipal plant! do
ing commercial builneii wti 11081 Ihe average city
tax rate for the non-municipal plant eitira neareit fin
population to the above wee 11560 Exempting munici-
pal planti from taxation neaeaaarlly maana that the tex
rate on other property muitjbo Increased
Approximately 8 par eent of the gross In-
come of private eompanlee is paid direct in
taxation and about 11 per eent additional
goes to the tex man through taxation on its
sourltlsa— Industrial Nsws Bursau
Oklahoma Gas &
EASTERN DIVISION
WM I OtUTCBIR IANACII
Courteous Personal Attsntion to Evsry Customsr
Mr and Mrs W F Montgom
ery received a telegram one night
last week from their son Bill at
Fort Smith announcing the birth
of a daughter which they named
Bettie Josepbene Mother and
babe doing well and Bill is still
riding the fire wagon
Remember S B Cummings de-
livers groceries free to both town
and country customers
FOR SALE— 30 acres of land 2
miles east of Muldrow 645000
Terms Good abstract Write
Mrs Clara Smith 1210 N 8th
Street Fori Smith Ark
R C Hayes pays the highest
market price for chickens Phone
16 See me betore you sell
A group of friends surprised
Miss Bonnie Shermer Friday
night with a party The even-
ing was epent in playing rook and
all report a pleasant time Those
present were:Misses Mae Shep-
herd Ruth Brpwn Edna New-
man Opal and Blanch Parker
Ethelyne Ford 'and Bonnie Sher-
mer Meftrs Albert Johiatory
Reynolds Daily Jeff Shackelford
Ray Blevins Edgar Moton Fred
Sheriper and Amos Rogers
WANTED — Men or women to take
orders tot genuine guaranteed hosiery
for men women and children Elimi-
nates darning Salary $75 a weak full
time $150 an hour aparo time Cot
tona heathera atlki
IlfTBRNATIONAL STOCK HIC OULU
Nortlatown Pa
Electric Company
Min Irene Ellis who li attend-
ing the Draughns busing Coll?
ege at Fort Sn$ith spent the week
end here with her mother Mri
S D Morlan ‘
HAY FOR SALE— Any qaan
tity of bright baled prairie hay
for sale at the Hyles farm five
miles south of' Muldrow See
Mrs Geo Ford or Dave Hyles
Dr H H Turnham who was
thrown from a horse a couple of
weeks ago and severely wrenched
his back ia reported rapidly re
covering at his home in ft Smith
Atty Thoe J Watt of Fort
Smith was here Saturday on
business Mr Watta intends aa
near aa possible to spend Satur
day of each week here to look af-
ter his unfinished business
Mrs J P Wheeler who has
been ill for the past few weeks Is
reported aa not improving very
rapidly '
Mrs C B Bruton and child-
ren left the latter part of last
week for McAlester where Mr
Bruton was recently appointed
at the penitentiary Their many
friends here hated to see them
leave
Mr and Mrs J L Munsey and
son F M who have been resid-
ing in Wewoka for the past five
months arrived in Muldrow on
Tuesday of last week and on Wed-
nesday were accompanied by
Mrs W F Montgomery of this
city and Mrs Mattie Montgom'
ery of Long to Fort Smith on a
few days visit with relatives
J F Fisher is now located two
doors south of Pattons Hdw
where he will save you money on
any watch clock or gun repair
job and guarantees first class
work In addition I ean do any
kind of repair work on sewing
machines Let me do your next
job
Clarence Levy who last week
visited the Mayo Bros at their
hospital at Rochester Minn re-
turned Saturday night but be-
yond recommending a serum
treatment done nothing for him
Although in poor health Clarence
displayed his usual determination
to stay in the harness and was
the first mail carrier to be at the
office Monday morning We all
admire yeur grit Clarence and
hope you will soon regain your
former health and give the M
D's the horse-laugh
HRS T 0 OLIVER PASSES AWAY
AFTER AN ILLNESS OF ONLY
72 HOURS
Mrs Tennie O Oliver wife of
Albert L Oliver died at their
homo Tuesday noon after an ill-
ness of about 72 hours Spinal
Meningitis was the cause of her
death
Mr and Mrs Oliver were mar-
ried December 23 1922 Mrs
Oliver was 22 years old Besides
her husband abe leaves a three
months old baby her parents
Mr and Mrs J W Nottingham
one sister Bessie Nottingham
and one brother Alva Notting-
ham Interment wai made at the
old Court House CAnetery north-
west of Maple Wednesday after-
noon Rev Casteel officiating
Mr Oliver ha the sympathy
not only of the people of Mul-
drow but those living on route
1 of which he is the mall carrier
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to expreia our thinks
to those who so kindly rendered
aiilitance during the lllnni and
burial of our little ion
MR and MRS WL -LEWIS
DEMOCRATIC COM-
MITTEE MEETING
K:tsci to Chiirau isi Vici-Ctd-sii
el each Fndiet it ti i Ceswitie
Oiguintiiul Seiyih Ceuty
v Sallissw JanllS 1924
According to instructions from
the Chairman qf the Democratic
State Central Committee of Ok
lahoma I hereby give notice that
there will be a meeting of the
Sequoyah County Central Demo
cratio Committee on the 19th day
of January 1924 You as legal
delegates to this meeting are
urged to attend or send a dele-
gate with credentials This meet
ing is for the purpose of electing
a County Chairman Vice Chair-
man and Secy -Treasurer of the
Democratic County Central Com
mittee The meeting will be held
in the District court room of the
county court house at 2 P M
I am anxious that you attend
this meeting as it is necessary to
perfect an organization that will
work earnestly and harmonioqaly
in the county political campaign
that will be waged this summer
and fall
Sincerely
T F WOOD
PRECINCT ORGANIZATION
PERFECTED
Pursuant to a call made by the
County Chairman T F Wood
a goodly number of Democrat!
met at the court room Friday
evening and perfected an organi-
zation by electing f the following
officers- 'j
J T Elalack Precinct Chair
man ‘
Stella Toler Vice Chairman1
E E Mabray Secy-Treas '
Delegates to'the County Con-
vention: W O Bruton Mrs E
E Mabray T W Collins and I
K Turnham
Alternates: Mrs E P Henry
John W Coker Mrs W I) Ma-
gruder and Finnie Wilson
ELECTRICAL CONTROL FOR
WOMAN’S HOODS SUGGESTED
Oklahoma City Jan 14— Electrical
engineer connected with one of the
leading public utility companiei of Ok-
lahoma with headquarters in Oklaho-
ma City have worked out a plan that
they claim will control electrically all
the various moods and whims of women
They believe it to be a solution for any
problem that she may present based
on temperament It ia given to the
public without thought of compensa-
tion ae they state for the good of all
mankind and is aa followa:
If a woman ia dull and uninteresting
i 1 EXCITER
If she gets too excited CONTROLLER
If she talks too long INTERRUPTER
If ahe is wrong - CONVERTER
If ahe ia willing to come half way
METER
If she will come all tha way
RECEIVER
If ahe wants to go further
CONDUCTOR
If she would go still further
DISPATCHER
If she wants to ba an angel
TRANSFORMER
If ahe ia picking your pocket
DETECTOR
If eh goes up in the air CONDENSER
If she wants chocolates FEEDER
If ah sing lnharmonlously TUNER
If she is In tha country '
TELEGRAPHER
If ahe la a poor cook DISCHARGER
If her dren unhooks ' CONNECTOR
If she sate too much - REDUCER
If ah ia wrong RECTIFIER
Ifhsr fingers and toes art cold ‘
HEATER
If ahi gossips tho muoh REGULATOR
If aha fumss and sputtsr INSULATOR
If sht bsoomss upjst REVERSER
And ws might suggests
If shs will a gras to nothing don't '
DIVORCER
Just
ELEOTROGUTER
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fls yourProrty Ifcsd?
Against loss by
' FIRE! : '
LIGHTNING I
and TORNADb I
If not call us TO-DAY
You need the PROTECTION
- We need the Business
PHONE NO 4
ICniseley & Breedlove
INSURANCE FARM LOANS & REAL ESTATE
MULDROW
f AW PAW BLOSSOMS
People are f bask at work after so
much bad weather j
Mr and Mrs 0 W Green spent Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs 8am Evana
Mr and Mrs 8 H Shackelford spent
Sunday with Mr and' Mrs U D
Cherry '
Rev Moody of Mauard Ark spent
Sunday at the home of Mr and Mr
Thoe F Watts
Robert Smith of Roland wat the
guest of T A Condrsn Sunday
“Mr had Mrs R L Condrtn Mr
and Mra 0 STrfpp and Mr and Mrs
D F Rosar spent Sunday with Mr
and Mra Roy Condren
Mias Alta Blaylock and Mrs Blay-
lock of Fort Smith were the guests of
Mr and Mrs J A Blaylock Sun4dy
Miss Jewel Dennis spent Sunday with
Mias Francis Condren
Miaees Mildred Blaylock Eunice
Shackelford and Thelmr Snider spent
Sunday with Miaa Opal Watta
Misa Dorothy Cason wal th guest of
Miea Zelma Jackson Saturday night v
Missus Bobble Condren Edna Blay-
lock and Lillie Snidtr spent Sunday
with Mias Lillian Rosar
Mr snd Mrs WA 0 Cherry ore visit-
ing relatives at Brent
Miea Pearlina Cason spent Sunday
with Misa Ruby Jackson
Mr and Mrs W L Patton spent
Sunday with Mr snd Mra T W Bail-
ey Messrs 0 W Green and Thos F
Watta ware SalUsaw visitors Monday
Mr and Mrs R I Belote spent Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs Mark Lewis at
SaUlaaw
Mr and Mrs Carl Lastsr spent Sun-
day l:h Mr and Mrs S R Laiter at
Moffstt
Miss Mary Bell Jacobs of Fort
Smith spent the week end here
with friends
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If you have money to your credit with us
increase your balance
if you have not yet
count start one
We invite all in this community to have
each member oi their Amlly open an ac-
count with us b
We offer to everyone safety for their
moiwy service counsel and courtesy
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THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MULDROW
OKLAHOMA ’
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Orval Fox hid returned to hia home ’
from Conway whom hi haa boon em-
ploy'd with the Oibson Otf Co
Rsy Armstrong of Osark Ark la
hare visiting his sister Mrs Olan-Fox
Jerome Hodgsn ba purchased $ new 1
"Beack-Blrd” cay s -
Mr and Mrs Day h tvs startsd the ’
erection of thejr now homo
Mr and Mrs Harrald Leoperof Ft
Smith visited Mrs Looper's aunt Mrs
Msbls Landlord herd Sunday
Mrs Horses Fox visited her daigh-
ter Mr Ike Ferdvsl at Eba Grove
Sunday
The stork visited Mr and Mrs R 8
Prstt snd Isft them s 4 j pound girl re-
cently f
Orandma Cochran has returned to
her home after s week’s visit with bar
daughter at Fort Smith
Mr and Mrs Elbert M(klas of Fort
Smith spent the week and hart with
Mr and Mrs Lathis McWhlrter
' UIsfMs lit Stanford end Theban
Jones spent Saturday with Miss Dorit
Stumps - I jf -
Mr and Mrs 0 serge Brown spent
Sunday with his mother at Fort Smith
Mr and Mrs W F Treat sad small
son spent tha week visiting relatives a
Van Bursa
Miss Lula Craft visited bar sister :
Miss Maris Craft at Fort 8mlth Satur-'
day
Mr snd Mrs Will Clark have been
with Mr Clark’s mother who is ill at
her home In Fort Smith
Archie Patty left for Tulsa Monday-
on a business trip '
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Carroll, James O. The Muldrow Sun (Muldrow, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, January 18, 1924, newspaper, January 18, 1924; Muldrow, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2030331/m1/1/: accessed July 11, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.