The Panhandle Herald (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 241, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 19, 1938 Page: 2 of 4
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Ads of 5 lines or less 25e for first
insertion 5e per line thereafter
n“AftmiMm01MMEIMElminOWEIMENIEnpWiNIMMi
FOR RENT—my place 17 miles
north of Guymon for particulars
write to George Dutton sr San-
doval N Mexico
NO BUNTING allowed in our pas-
tures The Hitches by Charley
Hitch (226-tfc)
FOR SALE—Comfortable 4 room
house East front sidewalk
garage water at the door Sewer
fully paid for but not connected
Price $100000 good terms H W
Wacker (6tc-236)
WANTED-2000 bushels Maize
See C A Nash (238-4te)
WILL PAY—$30000 for informa-
tion leading to conviction of
anyone stealing our cattle The
Hitches by Charlie Hitch
FOR SALE—Eight piece dining
room suite excellent condition
at a real sacrifice Write R A
Lowry Goodwell Okla (3t-239p)
FOR SALE—No l Rye seed 50e
per bushel James Rand les Har-
desty Oklahoma (ltp-239)
LOST—Pick-up endgate painted
black with two reflectors Noti-
fy A R Erhart or leave at sale
pavilion (241-1tp)
FOR SALE—Good Upton upright
piano Easy monthly payments
Mrs L Walls Texhoma Phone
901 D (241-3tp)
FOR SALE—Fat geese for $125
apiece Arlow E Johnson Guy-
mon route 5 (441-1tc)
Boys attending the NYA resident
training project at Northwestern
Teachers College Alva have mov-
ed into their new dormitory quar-
ters on the third floor of Vinson
Hall The 80 boys have been hous-
ed in temporary quarters in the
school gymnasium while the new
dormitory was being constructed
Herald ads cover the ground
thoroughly and are known to
have reached out many miles for
definite results
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See C IV RANKIN for
Income Insurance
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HANDY COUPON
May Benefit from the Progam I 1
Tenants are eligible under one
of the three following plans:
1 The tenant will obtain from
the landlord a lease or lease-purchase
covering the period of the !
loan with option to purchase at
stated prices at stated periods
Such a leasehold shall be trans-
ferable to a third party together
with the Icsee's interest in any I
water facilities placed on the land
by the borrower when the third
party is approved by the land-
owner and the Department if the 4
tenant is indebted to the Depart- l
ment at the time The landowner 4
may have the choice of purchasing
back the leasehold and full
interest in the facility place- 4
ed thereon by the tenant rath-
and full interest in the facility
placed thercon by the tenant rath-
er than have them transferred to
a third party Such purchase by I
the land owner shall be on the
basis of an appraisal made by
the Department and in no event I
shall the appraisal value be in ex-
cess of the cost of the facility to l
the borrower One person shall be
chosen by the land owner one by
the borrower ard one by the De-
partment The land owner may
also have this choice in case of de-
fault by the tenant-borrower and
any threatened foreclosure by the
agency financing the improve-
ments on the leasehold
The lease or 1(ase-purchase con-
tract will provide for a stipulated
annual rental per acre to be paid
by the tenant-borrower and to be
based on the value of the land
without the facility in order to
protect the tenant - borrower
against increased rentals based on
I improvements which he has made
himsclf (The tenant - borrower
will pay the real estate tax in
order to forestall any real estate
tax delinquency)
The lease or purchase contract
will be good as security during
the period of loans made to the
tenant-borrower for water facility
improvements
2 The tenant shall obtain from
the land owner a lc ase for the
period of the loan or an annually
renewable lease or a continuing
lease With this type of lease
there shall be provisiun for re-
imbursement of the tenant by the
landlord for any unexhausted resi-
dual value of the facility remain-
ing at the time of expiration or
termination of the lease Such
values shall be arrived at on the
basis of an appraisal as indicated
in paragraph 1 preceeding
3 As an alternative the land
owner himself shall assume full
responsibility for repayment of
the government water facility
loan involved and for carrying out
the farm plans and conservation
practices agreed upon and for any
other obligations or agreements
involved including proper main-
tenance of the farility
Facilities may rho be provided
for group use It may be desirable
THE PANHANDLE H ERALD GtratoN TEXAS COUNTY OKLAHOMA
NOW A Worth-While Saving in the
OUTLINE OF THE WATER
FACILITIES PROGRAM
Continued from Yesterday
Tenants as NVell as Land Owners82
again Ai fiell
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the facility This situation may
be met through the use of such an
instrumentality as a cooperative
association mutual water com-
pany irrigation district soil con-
servation district or other instru-
mentality adapted to handling op-
erations for group use
Benefiting Person Contributes
The benefiting farmer or ranch-
er shall be required to make the
maximum contribution to the cost
of the facility that his circum-
stances permit The Department
will determine the extent of this
contribution in terms of labor
teams equipment materials ect
The department will provide the
funds or labor and materials
which are necessary to com-
plete the installation In ex-
change it will take a pro-
missory note at 3 percent in-
terest together with mortgage on
such securities as may be available
than an improved farm manage-
ment plan be worked out for each
indivilual farm served by a Fed-
erally - financed water facility
Therefore every farmer benefit-
ting from the Water Facilities pro
to provide a facility or to rehabil gram must carry out a farm plan
itate an existing facility for the as a consideration of receiving the
joint use of a number of farm op- financial and other assistance of-
erators of lands adjacent to or near fered by the program These plans
the facility This situation may will be drawn up by the represen-
be met through the use of such an tative of the Department and the
instrumentality as a cooperative cooperating farmer or rancher
association mutual water corn- They will provide for (1) the ap-
pany irrigation district soil con plication of soil and moisture prac-
servation district or other instru- tices (2) improved land use (3)
mentality adapted to handling op- a production plan that provides
erations for group use for payment of loans and operating
Benefiting Person Contributes
and living expenss and (4) suf
The benefiting farmer or ranch-
-
ficient foci and feed crops to meet
er shall be required to make the the needs of the family and the
livestock The farmer also must
maximum contribution to the cost
of the facility that his circum-
agree to maintain the facility dur-
stances permit The Department ing its useful life and to meet the
repayment schedule for the water
will determine the extent of this
contribution in terms of labor'
facilities loan together with pay-
teams equipment materials ect ments against other standing in-
The department will provide the
debtedness if any Procedure for
funds or labor and materials
modifying the farm plan is pro-
which are necessary to corn- vided should conditions change
plete the installation In ex-
and provision for recovery by the
change it will take a pro-
government of obligations due it
missory note at 3 percent in-
in the event that the farmer does
terest together with mortgage on
not follow through with the farm
al 'Ph CAPIlr“ ine ne otn plan
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Basis of Repayment
The amount of the loan that lation Of facilities can be handled
the farincr will repay will depend either by (1) having the Depart-
on his ability to repay Ability to ment do the job or (2) making
repay will be determined by the the necessary funds available to
Department The number of years
the benefiting farmer (or coopera-
the loan will run will depend on tive association or other instrum-
the expected life of the facility entality) and having him assume
but in no case exceeding 20 years responsibility for getting the job
The Department will not ask re- done including making payments
imbursement for its engineering for materials equipment etc In
legal soils farm management and many situations Department in-
other technical services loan pro stallation may result in lower
cessing or collection services gen- costs as for example in the con-
eral supervision guidance etc struction of the larger more corn-
that is it will not expect reim- plex types of facilities On the
bursement of the costs of general other hand some types of facilities
administration of the program probably can be installed more
Must Follow Farm Plan economically and expeditiously by
Since the objective of the pro- the farmer himself especially
gram is to provide facilities to when there are few in a locality
help needy farmers to attain se- Consultation between the farmers
curity through putting land to and the representative of the Soil
its best possible use it is essential Conservation Service (the De
Installation of the Facility
Actual construction and instal-
lation of facilities can be handled
either by (1) having the Depart-
ment do the job or (2) making
the necessary funds available to
the benefiting farmer (or coopera-
tive association or other instrum-
entality) and having him assume
responsibility for getting the job
done including making payments
for materials equipment etc In
many situations Department in-
stallation may result in lower
costs as for example in the con-
struction of the larger more com-
plex types of facilities On the
other hand some types of facilities
probably can be installed more
MRS A F BURCH
STUDIO — 10th th Academy
partmental agency which is res- WiLlimminnistiommoRse
ponsible for this phase of the pro-1QUAKER STATE LUBRICATION SERVICE
gram) should readily determine
gram) should readily determine
the most advantageous method in
a given situation
How Aid Is Secured
The Soil Conservation Service
has been designated as the agency
of the government that will build
or supervise the building of the
water facilities The representa-
tive of this agency also will help
the farmer or rancher devise the
farm plan and help the operator
to determine the proper soil and
moisture conservation and other
practices included in the farm
plan The Farm Security admin-
istration will handle the loan
aspects of the program The Soil
Conservation service therefore is
the agency the person who desires
to benefit from the program should
contact However he may contact
the county agricultural agent or
the county rural rehabilitation
supervisor (who are usually locat-
ed at the county seat) These men
will know which areas are includ-
ed in the program and whether
help is locally available Or ap-
plications may be filed with the
Soil Conservation Service thru
the State Coordinator of that Ser-
vice The names and addresses of
these men are listed below:
Oklahoma — Earl P Westen
Stillwater
Texas—Paul H Walser acting
College Station
GIANT SHOW 1!
1
Imre
trjLThn Floor space of Commerce Hall Port
Authority Building New York corm
pared with prominent tall buildings
to illustrate floor expanse of big
National Transportation Show
XyTHEN the doors swing open on
VV the giant billion-dollar Na-
tional Motor Truck Show in New
York on November 11 one of the
biggest exhibits ever held on a
single floor in this country will be
disclosed Never before has such
display of motorized equipment
been gathered under one roof The
floor as compared with some of the
prominent skyscrapers of Manhat-
tan — length against height — pre-
sents some interesting statistics
The Empire State Building tow-
ers upwards 1250 feet Chrysler
Building 1004 feet RCA Building
850 feet Commerce Hall Port Au-
thority Building is SOO feet long
with 160000 square feet overall
area Visitors to the great transporttion show are coming from all 1
over the world to see this display'
of modern trucks trailers buses
and equipment
Walter
Phone 32
i
ALLEN TIRE SHOP
Ammiimon
Human Interest
(Continued from Page One)
denly halted by inadvertently
bumping into a fence Here these
stood prim and erect like righte-
ous spinsters denying that a
moment before they had been in
the wild unlady-like race
Every type was represented in
the hasty exodus of the tumbling
thistle family the ostentatious fat
lady ambulated along on fallen
arches hundreds of jubilant hil-
arious children in all stapas of
development hopped skipped and
jumped in a totally unrestrained
manner The babies toddled along
in angry tears while amorous
Don Quixctes pursued charming
tall young thistle ladies and a
giant Goliath strode out ahead
lifting hand to those behind Neu-
rotic little men chased along
striking the ground like leaping
salmon and traveling a good part
of the time through air
For miles we could see this
thrilling moving panorama in-
terspersed with rolling dust ed-
dies One must see it to appreciate
its wierd wild loveliness and feel
that something it does to one's
soul--Mrs D R Miller
Shoe Repairing
First Class Work Guaranteed
formerly Hailer's Shoe Shop
DENZEL MAHAN
—SAVE--
on the
USED Appliances
0
2 COAL CIRCULATING
HEATERS
$1950 each
WARD FLOOR FURNACE
$2950
THOR ELECTRIC WASHER
Almost like new s
$3950
ELECTRIC IRONER
perfect mechanical condition
$3450
CONVENIENT TERMS
OEMOOMMOI
NASH
IMPLEMENT Co
If You But Knew What it
1Vonderful Response
MINNEORMINIMMIONIMMOOMMEMO
140 properties for sale and rent in Pan-
handle Opportunities unobserved is
money lost
Our ads if followed means money saved
We can only barely mention in
general the many bargains of-
fered through our office
You should keep constantly in contact
with some member of our office force
and co-workers
E B Clark Hooker
Virgil Thurman Hooker
Merril Kennedy Guymon
Dean Thomas Goodwell
Leon B Fields Texhoma
E B McMahan Boise City
1 Kennedy and Company
Guymon Okla
oil
SATURDAY ' NOV 1 9 1938
HEAT ICING
Put a Heat King in your stove
Low price fuel quick cheap ef-
ficient clean no carbon no
ashes
ED OLSEN
Guymon Oklahoma
CALIMON
SERVICE STATION
Ready to Serve You
1 truck tank 3 compartments
1 IIAMMER MILL
You can now buy breeding stock
on EASY TERMS
BEASLEY HEREFORDS
Eva Okla
DR POWELL
Eye Ear Nose and Throat
SPECIALIST
Will be at
77 '-eDr R B
Hayes' office
- Wednesday
November 30
Glasses Fitted and Tonsils and
Adenoids Removed
Make dates with local doctors
Guymon Cancer
hospital
Special Attention to Cancers
and New Growths
DR II F RANDOL
CMROPRACTOR
Phone 180
First National Bank Building
IIANK'S
PLUMBING SHOP
Work Guaranteed
Call for Estimate
Phone 41 — Residence 134
LET ME
HAUL YOUR TRASH
or do your
MOVING
LLOYD HAYES
W P SMITH
PIANO TUNING
Furniture Upholstering
Shop On Second Floor of
NEW STAR HARDWARE
amonsnotainossosal
I am representative for the
best makes of
ACCORDIANS
If interested call 165
MRS A F BURCH
PLUMBING
SID BOSTON
"Work Guaranteed"
Res 351 Shop 30
TAXI Service
Phone 33
TAXI RATES
(7 a m to 10:30 p
10c-1 person 21c-3 persons
20e-2 persons 30c-4 persons
Blankenship Service
Station
Guymon Oklahoma
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Corn Bcanuts Ammunition
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Panhandle Herald
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Entered at the Guymon Oklaho-
ma Post Office as second-class
mail matter under Act of March
3 1879
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ill Texas County: $250 per year
HENRY IVACKER Jr Editor
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Wacker, Henry, Jr. The Panhandle Herald (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 241, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 19, 1938, newspaper, November 19, 1938; Guymon, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2132752/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.