Holdenville Daily News (Holdenville, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 283, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1958 Page: 6 of 10
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FARE SIX
HO! RENVILLE fOkla) DAILY NEWS — THURSDAY OCT 16 1958
The Strait of Migillan separates
Ticrra del Fm-go from the main-
land of South Aniei k a
LOANS
) AUTO PERSONAL
FURNITURE
AT
Taylor & Kemmerer
Ask about our h re-
insured plan also
HI 116 S OAK -PHONE 702(1
Two Yeager Soldiers
In Army Training
Two Yeager soldiers are receiv-
ing eight weeks of automotive
mamtenanee training at Fort Chaf-
fee Ark Ihe Army has announced
The soldiers are Pvt Clydie L
Stamper 17 and Pvt Carrol G
Doyle 17 Stamper the son of
Mr and Ms L C Stamper of
Yeager entered the Army last
May Doyle the son ot Mrs Ollie
M Doile of Yeager also entered
the service in May
The automotive training is sched-
uled to be completed sometime in
October
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STOCKS
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Selected New York stock list:
I Am T&T 193 ‘s off 'k
1 Anaconda 5934 up (
1 Armco 61 1 4 off :n
Armour IT'h
Atl lief 387h off '4
Beth Stl 51 1 a off 'i
Chi Cm p 328 4 oft 5 8
dies & Ohio 6a ' 4
I Chrysler 547h off 1 1
I Cities Serv 59 1 oil fj
1 Com Oil all 2 4 oil it 4
' KedDstrs 47"'k olf
Ford
oil
"GOT RELAX-' SAVE!
Wliy fuss? Leavt the driving to os!
:NW OIC busses are AIR CONDITIONED -have
lavatories tinted picture windows!
For a swift safe relaxing tripTf'!'
Go OIC and SAVE SAVE SAVE!
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Gen hoods 671 fl 2 I
Gen Mti 48 olf ':
Gen Pub Serv 5'-j
Goody r 9t'i olf
Gulf Oil ll)1 1 up '
Mo Pac 33
Mont Ward 39' t
Ohio Od 41 'h
Phillips 44:h off "h
Pure Oil 3!)'s off '
Ileyn Tub B 8: up 7x
Sears 33 up
Shell 81 '2 up
Sinclair 60:m up
Skellv 66' off 1
Soeonv Mobil 4113 4 olf J
Sperrv Rand 2t): oil 'h
Std tii! Ind 463 4 olf 1
£'d Oil NJ 57 2 up
Studebaker IP's up 'h
Sunrav 25':h off 2
Texas Co 763 I olf 138
Tex Gulf Pd 347h up :ih
Tide Wa Oil 25 ofl s
US Rub 414 ofl 's
US Stl 81
US Stl Pld 1453 4 off 7 8
Weolworth 48 off "x
r RANSPORTATION fa
225 E Main Phone 411
1 The state of Georgia was admit-
ted to the Union on Jan 2 1788
First newspaper in Oregon was
the “Oregon Spectator” which be-
gan publication at Oregon City in
1816
HOME OF BETTER VALUES
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
37 tmM-m
Our Finest Tubeless
Rayon Tires
Reg $3175
67015 Blackwall
All prices plus tax
ond old tire
Famous Brunswick “Advanced
Design” tires have deep com-
pact level safety-flex tread
that assures maximum trac-
tion Hi-stability cord con-
struction insures safe long
mileage
24-mo Rayon Block walls
39 Discount
Over Other National Brands
Long Life
Permanent Type
Anti-Freeze
Discount Sale Price
SST Oil Report
(These prices are object to Gl lni(s N() 2 Yargee C
D0UCe) MV NE 29-8-11 Drilled to Earls-
CTemidNo' “ Z"ZZZT 92 i'on’ Mml aroud 1750 fL and st'1
Cream No 2 49 l1l'c
Fight Hens 08 I
Heavy Hens 14 White Dnti ibuting Co Okmul-
R ousters 05 -a r Graham NW SW SE NW
Fryers ia 23-7-8 SW of lloldenville waiting
on orders
OKLAHOMA CITY LIVESTOCK ‘
a White Distributing Company Ok-
OKLAHOMA UPY (UPI) — lk NOi 1 Graham SW s£ NW
Fivestuek 23-7-8 west l lloldenville have put
Cattle 71)0 calves 300 All re- Ulj (lll punip and testing
resented classes steady canners 1
and cutters 13 to 17: medium and w n 0:horn No 1 Seaborn
stock he'fer calves 24 to 29 NW NE South of
“ I !?’ uT0VS' ?ttA Gi easy Check pool faetured 8 ft
1825to 1925’ swsMO toaO Tbs' Harb-home sand and
17 to 18 25 the load oil Had lice Oil 111 the
Sheep' 125 Slaughter lambs hole before fiaetumd
steady to strong slaughter ewes ' ‘ T
and feeder lambs scarce good J Chapman No 1 Otawa
and choice woolcd slaughter lambs Cam NL Nh SW 19-7-9 S of Hoi-
2050 to 2150 (!cii ilh city limits dulling below
OKLAHOMA CITY PRODUCE 'iJ f -r
OKLAHOMA CITY tUPD— Pro- FIRST REPORTS
ducc: othi H Grimes No 3 Harjo N'j
Wheat No 1 hard — 1 lower NE 32-8-11 Greasy Creek aiea
$173-187 Guymon Hooker li- Ch ai mg the ground for 1800 ft
Oklahoma City 176 Alva 178 Kmlshoio sand test 1
Clinton Vici 179 Bison Enid i
Hi nnessev Kingfisher Watonga JumoOil Company No 1 Ab-
1 80 Blackwell El Reno Medford s XE SE NVV 14-7-8 NW of
Yukon 1-81 Frederick 18i I ! It-nvil li- Walker Drilling coni-
Broilers No 1 - Demand very nd )0s ln 1200 ft
slow FOB farms Muskogee Okla- '
homa City Tulsa Vimta 14 t ah m Sand test
Hens No 1 — Demand good n — i
Blackwell 7-11 Elk Citv Shattuck i' 'n'''s Nl) P‘lte E'
7-12 Watonga 8-11 Tulsa 8-12 NE ol -9-3-1 1 Gieasy Creek area
Clinton 3-13' Oklahoma City Vi- 'Al'1' l"lln- nir Ei'rlsb°i'° f’ind-
iita 8-14 Lawton 9-17 Expected near 1800 ft
Eggs — Steady Farm clean' "
Blackwell 30 El Reno Vinita Wa- FINAL REPORTS
tonga 32 Oklahoma City 34 Clm- Bruce Hams No 1 Stanford SW
ton Elk City Shattuck Tulsa 35 ISW' SE 6-9-12 NW ol Dustin total
Lawton 38 Terminal markets A dept 3484 leet Dry and uban-
lg wh B lgi Tulsa 44-36 Okla- doned
homa City 43-33 Enid 38-32 1
Butterfat No 1 — Steady Clin- J A Chapman No 1 Parnoskv
ton Elk City El Reno Eilid Law- SE SE NW 19-7-9 S o lloldenville
Ion Shattuck Vinita Watonga 52 t-jty limits completed for around
10 barrels oi oil hour in first
Cromwell sand around 3760 foot
J Well flows natural The sand was
” not fractured
Otlia H Gi lines No 1-A Tcbe
SE SE NE 36-8-10 S of Greasy
Creek area completed in Hunch
sand and ganged 30 million eu
ft gas a da v Irom 60 It of sand
Total depth aroimi 2590 leet
William Broadlmrst No 1 Peter
Wills SE NE SW 29-9-9 N of
Adams pool reopened 'id hole to
4140 leet and set pipe The
Miscner Wapamiek and Gileiease
sand were tested Well abandoned
Thermostats
gal
534 qt
Ford i Mere to '53 994
DuPont Stopleok 89
Buick to '53 Chev
" 'i4: r te'“dir 891
Von Henley No 1 Fream SE
SW SE 13-7-8 SW7 edge of Holden-
villc drilled to 1680 It dry and
abandoned
i
5-pe File Set
9W' Water Pump Plier
e 10” Adjustable Wrench j
16 oz Claw Hammer
Allen Wrench Set 27
Discounts to 25
(A) “SAMCO" 0
M388
(A) “SAMCO'’ Rodiant Heater A
powerful 20000 BTU heater 5
® oo”t?no" u""’7 Hm":
lr BTU QPcG'y Uses IP or
atuiol gas Porcelain finish Heavy
duty radiants 0 Discount Pie
Reg -98 An economical opsr-
ohng heater for the bath or smell
bedroom White porcelain finish
Natural gos ony (50 ) ot
$1088
$2
o
Polyethylene Plastic
Batin Holds 14 quarts
Choice of Red or
Yellow (50158) 119
Reg $529 Ivapora-
tiva Cooler Cover
Water proofed canvas
Buckle type Prolongs the
life of the unit many
seasons For 3000
(50437) 429
3500 to 4500 CFM
$549
Rog $239 Bathroom
Fixture Ceramic fired
shade and clear prismatic
front ond bottom Plug-in
outlet
(52 800) 16Y
Bedroom Fixture
Reg $179 $129
Kitchen Fixture
Rg$219 $159
Porch Fixture
Reg $159 $119
PUBLIC RECORDS
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Waynu Martin 21 and Thi'iln
Jean Russell 21 both of Holdun-
ille
H0LDENYILLE
PHONE 4
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FREE POPCORN
1:45 ’TILL 3:(l( I M
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Carol Full
Asst Filled 1-Lb
Frontier
In Syrup
No 21
Cans
(J) Belle Isle No 1
Tomato or Vegetable Can
303
Cans
Del Monte
Fancy
Sun Maid 1 5 Oz
New Crop Box
FRESH TENDER
FRESH TENDER GOLDEN
GREEN OKRA 10c CARROTS
NEW CROP CAPE COD SOUTH AMERICAN GOLDEN
CRANBERRIES u 29c BANANAS
1-Lb
Cello
Lb
10c
15c
ItONCO BRAND
SPAGHETTI
or ELBOW
MACCARONI
12 Ounce JJ Jj C
Package
MILNOT
a$ cream or milfc
PIECE ur SLICED
SLAB BACON
Lb 498
MARKET MADE
FRESH - PURE FORK
SAUSAGE
Lb
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uyNoumsp 33‘
Easier than ever to usef
HEAVY DUTY ROLL 63c
JUMBO ROLL
79c
Get a
3-PIECE CARVING SET
for only $100 and 3 of these
bottle caps when you buy
KING SIZE COKE
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Mustard
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Tasty
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Pure
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GRAPE JELLY
SARDINES :r
PEANUT BUTTER
APPLE SAUCE
Belle
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Belle
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39
25
231
29c
79c
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3
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Northern Queen
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49‘
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Millirons, Don. Holdenville Daily News (Holdenville, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 283, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1958, newspaper, October 16, 1958; Holdenville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2097589/m1/6/?q=green+energy: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.