The Delaware Register (Delaware, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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GENUINE
DURHAM
TOBACCO
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
' Two new union stations aro 'plan-
ned for Tulsa
A A Boggs was a business visitor
Monday in Coffeyville
A F Seiler is confined to his home
this week with rheumatism
Sapulpu ia planning p unbuilding
fifty homes in forty weeks
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George Carum spent Sunday after-
noon with Lenapah friends
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A hew $125000 school buildiag
has been completed at Enid
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
We have just installed one
of the most complete battery
stations in this part of the
state for all kinds of cars 1
Ray Sampson Mgr
Wigton-Beck Motor Co
NOWATA OKLA
Authorized Ford and Fordson
1 Sales and Service
Phone 38
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Phone No 75 for ice or coal H
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Mrs Clara Ingram was a Coffey-
ville shopper Monday afternoon
A ' contract has been given for
a 100000 bushel elevator at Imo
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Oklahoma City' leads all cities in
the United States on bank clearings
John Slack of Inola was a guest
Sunday of his brother B F Slack
Snd family
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Many eastern factory men thrown
out of employment have come to
Oklahoma '
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i Miss Helen Stallsmith was a week
end guest of Miss Lucy Kendall of
Bartlesville
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Ground was broken recently for
a new seven story Masonic building
si Okmulgee
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When you hear a man knocking
his home paper just ask him how much
he owes it
Arthur Berry of Coffeyville was
a week end guest at the T L Rud-
rauff home
The lead mines of Picher have re-
sumed operations ofter a shutdown
of two weka
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FOUND — Four 36x4 casings near
Delaware January 17th Inquire at
the Delaware poatoffice
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Amos Kelly and family of Lenapah
spent Sunday afternoon with Dela-
ware friends 1
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Albert toiler is home this week
from Bristow on acount of the Hi-
nes of his father
Spots! Spots!
We remove the little
spots as well as the big
from ladies and
spots
gents clothes
Delaware Clothes
Cleaning Works
A S Williams Prop
It Will Please Her
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY
Phonographs
AT THE
Pioneer
Drug Store
Nowata
Sunday was a beautiful day for
motoring and many took advantage
of the occasion j
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FOB RENT — Good furnished room
for gentleman See Mrs Jennie
Asmussen '
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Jonah Nickola and family of Chil-
ders were guests Sunday of Mr and
Mrs J H Berry
The government will pay apphbxl-
mataly $2673650 to the Oklahoma
Indians next July
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Men don’t forget when you want
that nifty spring suit see Lee at
Bear-Lee Merc Co 1
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It is reported that the Dewey ce-
ment plant has closed down for two
months for repairs -
Mesdames Ida Loveless and A H
Frisinger spent Monday afternoon
with Nowata friends
The Lord loves the cheerful giver
and we love the prompt payer Owe
us anything brother
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Mrs Elizabeth Crisp was a guest
Monday of her daughter Mrs Ike
Jcumeycake at Nowata
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Stanley Hampton went fising Sun-
Ay and- reports that he caught a
mighty fine mess of fish
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Do you know that Oklahoma pro-
duced more broom corn in 1920 than
all other states combined? "
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Mrs Lee' Crisp bas been confined
to her home a few days the past
week on account of (lines
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Men don’t forget when you want
that nifty ap ing suit see Lee at
Pear-Lee Meic Co
T L Rudruff and family motored
to Coffeyville Saturday and visited
over Sunday with relatives
At Guthrie a corner stone has
been laid recently for a new $1500-
000 Scottish Rite Cathedral
Mesdames Roberst Crisp and Chas
Stewart were guests Sunday at the
Wm Sherry home near Nowata
Mr and Mrs F L Benage r r
joicing over the arrival of a fine
baby boy who arrived at their home
Monday
Mesdames Lee Vance and F E
Stafford motored to Bartlesville un-
day and spent a few hours with
friends
Caddo Greer Kiowa and Nowata
counties are conducting campaigns
to get better dairy catle hogs and
poultry
Lee Jenkins and family of Jenks
are guests this week in the home
of his parents Mr and Mrs Joe
Bough “
The Register is becoming more
popular every day We have added
more than twenty names the past
week to our big list of readers
I
Frank Slack says that John Lee
would go fishing if someone would
dig the worms Slack refuses to dig
the' worms but says he’ll bait the
hook
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Pretty near time to get your old
fi&hln’ tackle down from the shelf
and get the kinks out of it as it is
about time for bull heads to begin
bitin’
Finding it impossible to locate sep-
arate apartments a divorced couple
decided to re-marry and occupy the
same house together — business propo-
sition v
Mrs W W Stevens and son Geo
of Elgin Kansas' were called here
Saturday on account of the illness
of Mrs Stevens’ daughter in law
Mrs Asa Stevens
A little Delaware five year old
lassie upon benlg informed that one
of her gold fish had died said to her
mamma: “And who will have to
preach the funeral!”
Finest line of stock and chicken
cuts to be found in northeastern Ok-
lahoma Those contemplating sales
would do well to see us before let-
ting their printing
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Mr and Mrs Chas Wilson and
daughter Hildred of Nowata Mr
and Mrs Fred Vice of Ruthdale and
Missess Mildred and Marie Vice of
Nowata were Sunday guests at the
O N Kiliingsworth home
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Friends remember those whose
ads appear from week to week in
this paper are those who appreciate
your patronage or they woudn’t ad-
vertise their goods Many a dollar
can be saved by reading the adver
'tisements each week in this paper
The athletic association of he
Delaware high school held an old
fashioned pie supper at the Wilbur
Theatre Saturday night The net
proceds were large the pies were ex-
cellent the lassies beyond compare
and the evenings entertainment was
greatly enjoyed by the large crowd
present -
Rev S B Moore of Bogard Mo
preached two splendid sormons at
the Baptist church Sunday Mr
Moore is a forceful speaker and
preaches the word of God from the
heart and is a very pleasing gentle-
man to meet Daddy Martin says
he is one of the best doctrinal preach-
ers he has heard Its the west
The noted Sims Quartette who re-
cently played at the New Rex Thea-
tro in Nowata were entertained that
evening at the home of Mr- Maggie
Adams -After a number of beauti-
ful selections delicious refreshments
wire served The Adams family
formed the acquaintance of the quar-
tet at Sulphur Springs last year
We received a letter the past week
form Forrest Stratton who is attend-
ing school at Norman stating that
he has changed his location and in-
forming us of his new address so ho
may not miss any copies of the Dela-
ware Register Forrest also states
that he wished the home paper was
a daily so' that he could receive it
every day Forrest is a fme young
fallow and ia making a splendid rcc-j
crti 'ut school and tome day he will
bn one of the top notch era of the
state and Delaware is mighty proud
of him -
INTFRURBAM PASSENGER
SCHEDULE
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tha best Interest of tbs shippers for
fisighi- Ik ten apply at tbs loest office
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Mrs S J Harris received the sad
message Tuesday afternoon inform-
ing her of the serious illness qf her
daughter Mrs A G Purtea who lives
near Hotchkiss Colo Mrs Harris ac-
companied by her little granddaughter
Lois left Tueday evening for that
place ' 1
- Sold by
Willis Boot Shop
Nowata Oklahoma
THE
PLAZA LUNCH ROOM
Oi Coffeyville has reopened foi
business first door North of The
First National Hank and will he
glad to meet all their old pafrnns
Knotts & Keltner
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Harvest Proves the Value
of the Van Brunt Drill
Regardless of soil and weather conditions the
seed must be planted right to get the biggest har-
vest You cat feel absolutely sure that it is planted
right if you use one of the Van Brunt Drills we have in
stock
JOHNODEERE
VAN BRUNT GRAIN DRILL
This drill has a patented ad-
justable gate force-feed that
successfully handles any size
seed from alfalfa to bearded
Oats without choking
The force-feed compels the
seed to leave the grain bos in
even continuous streams and
the seed' is protected until it
reached the bottom of the furi
row
Cam In and tit us show you bow etiy It Is to rosulat tha
Sow of 04 -simply mootas a tifor rofutitas tlw quantity
town and an aqual amouat is placod lu sack furrow
Farmers Supply Co
- ‘ ‘Nowata ” Delaware
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Food Company
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ELLIOTT A MORROW
o Attorfcsys-nt-Law
First National Bank Building
Nowata Oklahoma
Fay your subscription now
MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE
North bound
106 9:37 a m
104 9:05 p m
152 (local) 2:40 p m
Southbound
103 7:12 a m
106' 6:06 p m
153 (local) 9:00 a tn
J F VADEN Agent
AutomoileSign
Painting
Reliable Work Guaranteed
House Painting ' In-
terior and Exterior
Secondine & Petrini
Delaware Okie
Phone 25
field pli
with a Van Brunt Drill makes
such a pleasing appearance to
the eye—and why it adds extra
money to your bank account
Alt of the grain is ready for har-
vest at one time There are no
bare spot in the field and you
can feel absolutely sure that no
seed is wasted in planting
Lenapah
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Cave, Warren L. The Delaware Register (Delaware, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1921, newspaper, February 17, 1921; Delaware, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2030547/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.