The Enid Events (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 9, 1928 Page: 3 of 16
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that makes it equally wearable in any other season
Lem is so simple after all
You can secure a watch that has all the style you de-
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TEE ENID EVENTS ENID OKLA THURSDAY AUGUST 9 1928
Nash News Jack Dunham Rex Irvin and Glenn
Four Dee l‘Tr and Mrs Robert Kirkbart and
Howard were in Oklahoma City Mon-
little daughter and Miss Wanda Wat-
- day Ison spent Friday at the C Knopfel
Miss Loretta Jsckson and Mr Fred Mrs J D Love was an Enid visitor Mr A Wylder went to Muskogee home
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Monday Mr and Mrs P Shaffer and Mr and Fill were united in marriage Tues- M Saturday to see his mother who is a ( t
day evening by Rev Rockett Mr and Mrs W L Hook were seriously ill Mrs J Headley were shoppers in u
Enid Monday 6
Mrs George AVI Dace passed away Wakita visitors Sunday
Mr C Knopfel was a visitor in Enid Air and Mrs C Knopfel motored
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at the home of her daughter Mrs Mr and Mrs Archie Butts of Enid nid
Saturday t :day His mother Mrs A Knop-
C th S d ay to get some
o ill rie Sunday no
Humphrey of Custer Okla Wednes- were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs
fel and nephew Irvin Ogden aecom-
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day morning The body was brtiught Earl Butts panied him home for a visit peaches
to Nash where the funeral was held Air and Mrs L D Golden spent
Almost everyone in our community FARMER AND THE TARIFF 0
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Friday and burial was srPde in the Sunday in Enid at the home of Mr
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and Mrs Rex Lacy k
took n the carnival at Marshall last '
New Home cemetery Generally speaking farmers benefit A
Ted Wayman is moving on the Clark
Dr and Mrs Robinson have gone Nv""
Air and Mrs Phillip Shaffer Mrs very little through the tariff regula-
Estes farm U
to Colorado for their vacation
AL F Quinn Mrs AL E Hall Misses tions of this country It is generally 13
Mr
Verinna Wood of Guymon Okla i3 and Mrs Elmer Crouse and fouise and Mildred Zelle were the all- conceded that the tariff is a protee- 6
l (I iere visiting her sister Mrs Ray children left Saturday by motor route 1
ay guests at the W E Roberts home tion to industry to the disadvantage 0
Crouse and family and helping care for a trip through Kansas Illinois
In the afternoon ice cream and cake of the farmers and we believe the 0
Chicago and Indiana They will visit
for the sick children vas served sooner the farmer makes an effort to I 0
Mrs Frank Wager entertained her relatives and friends at various points a -
Sylvia and pearl called on her father better it will be for him
s L D Phillips and daughters get some of the tariff benefits the
Sunday school pupils and Mrs Tom I ll
Emma Ledgerwood returned home
iy via
Humphrey's class at the Christian Friday from Vinita where she had -
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church lawn Saturday afternoon from been visiting her brother and family 51
r J N Robertson Saturday even- Even now a large percent of the n
Mrs Maude Goldfield unRr b products sold by the farmers of this
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2 to 4 o'clock Refreshments of ice Ruby Roberts spent the latter part country are influenced in price by
cream and cake were served ' r I
!Iowa Mr and Mrs Geo Humphries
of the week with Mildred &Ile foreign competition and demand
Irs
spent aunday at the Norman Ski
nd Mrs Tom Wolf and family our increasing population a n d
Mr and Mrs Floyd Skaggs are Id Custer Okla and Mr and Mrs -1
moving this week near Kremlin on a 'Chas Koon and family of Helena were spt Sm- diang ' t f rom extensive to intc
e nive
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here Friday for their mother's funeral
Lee farm son home i farming are forcing the farmers into C'
Mr and Mrs Guy Findly and lam- Mrs George Wallace Mrs Amanda Roberts spent Friday a vorld competition Such conditions 11
ily of Iowa City Iowa are here vis- Air E B Godsitz of Perry was in ex
citing at the W E Roberts home make it necessary for farmers to 0
iting his mother Mrs Sallie Findly Nash Monday and Tuesday in the in- 'A
rs Leonard Zelle and da I t
ugLers 1 study foreign markets and demand
and Brother Bill and family terest of DeLaval Co Louise and Mildred Mr and Mrs W I f the trend continues we Nv i 1 I have c
Mr and Mrs Ray Crouse took their Mr and lob Mrs O A Beasley and r — -
erts and family spent Thai's-in think in terms of imports rather 1
daughter Iris to 1inid Monday where family of Hillsdale Dr and Mrs I
day at the M F Quinn home
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t !Ian (xpoitabk surpluses When this
C mgs and Mr and Mrs II g
she had her tonsils and adenoids re- E Ay W f' R rts beet arrives t h e tariff maY be Placed
ol)e Iris i on the tim
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moved I Horwedel were callers at the Frank 1
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i( li LA tilt' past ‘veek 4
101 I sir M pr OdUCt! 01 the advant'ee of
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W E Roekett and family and 1 Wallace home Sunday eveninAirs l' ' ' '
1 Adam anti daughte r Ver- I he f armen: The eon ' 1 0 g
linler will then i n
Rev Iv E Rockett and family and :inace mune 7)tinuity u u lung
and daug
1 I Airs Roy Adams hter Ver- the farmers The consumer will then 5'
Mrs- RoY IrZobins()n Of Ihth'n't an" 1 nov and son llilly spent Friday and demand that foodstuffs be imported
Faye Skurgs are taking a vacation
in C uste r count y Mr 1r 1 Liebrand were guests at ' - th nt r
s (( saturuay at e pareial J Mille (ktv free It i il I 1
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Mr Gordon a missionary f r 0 m Ithe Ed York home near noi oat home
to start to work and build his or- J
India gave a very interesting talk at Thursday Louise Zone spent the latter part ':anizat:on so that he ca n get 11 11 00
the Chris n tia church in Nash Sunday of the week NVit h JOW1 RObert S
morning 1 ENID SEEMS TO BE M P Sh ff ho re 0 f the tariff protection at the ! 11
rs aer called Monday eve- prupq time Foreign compwi!ion I t
Air and Arrs Estes Skaggs and GROWING EXPENSES lilliZ at the AL F Quinn home 1
kin undoubtedly bring neNV consioer- Ll
children left Saturday for a few NEED BIG BUDGET Clifford Lambert spent Sunday ations for the farmers of this ' 1 -
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NN eeks vacation in Colorado Springs night with Raymond Hall i t ry Q
and Denver Archie Nichols is em-
ployed to do their work while gone Enid city officials estimate they ?--------------- ------
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Mr and Airs If E liorwedel of Iwill need $00000 to operate the city cramar c
Lookeha Okla were week-end visi- 1Ittring the fiscal year which began
tors at Dr J C Cummings' home July l
Arr and Mrs T P Jones Mr Lloyd A list Of the estimates submitted
Jones and family and Miss Alva Bar- and to be published soon in the ten-
rett of Caldwell Kans Nvere Sunday tative budget estimates show the fol-
dinner guests of Dr and Mrs J C lowing department to be asking for
Cummings the fdlowing sums: ) i 110)1
Air Claire Ireuston of Oklahoma 1 Mayor and commissioners $4500
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City was a Nash business visitor Mon city clerk $6650 city treasurer $2-
day 010 city engineer $3575 municipal - :
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Mr and Mrs Fred Liebrand were Icourt S950 city attorney $1320 board
week-end guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Inf health rt
$1600 sanitary depament
robinson of Helena I $1425 park commissioner $726520 1 D
1 IL Dunhatn C E Jackson were 'water department $35136 water dis- 1
in Medford Sat urday petting supplies 1 tribution and maintenance $1-1000 'k
for the election :fuel light and power $14000 Con- NOMA Stdd Scrjar8NeXt
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Mr Frank Jones of Newkirk spent vention ball $2(J00 general govern- It
the week-end here with his mother ment $1562329 public library $15- il
Airs Isom t'500 swimming pool $2548SO
In Bird of Pond Creek was in i — e
Nash on btli ness Monday I That Egyptian children vho lived I
Mrs L C Terry and daughter ' centuries ago had diseases common
Deloris Mrs Archie Matheney and among youngsters Of today iq one of
son Millie of Tulsa Mr and Mrsl'the interesting facts revealed by x-ray
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Fletcher Deal oday f Moundr s came to Istudies of mummies at the Field Mu-
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Nash last Tues fo a visit withseum of Natural History Photgraphs i
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relatives taken with the penetratimr rays show
I WrenCe Irvin and wife havo gone case ot curvature of the spine and of tnitN
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to Denver Colo for their vacation imainutriti()11
Mr and Mrs Hugh Wilson were i iS
in Wichit a Sunday 1 Senator Alarcy of New York in
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Northup, Frank D. The Enid Events (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 9, 1928, newspaper, August 9, 1928; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2074763/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed June 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.