The Yukon Oklahoma Sun (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1928 Page: 4 of 8
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CRAINOLA BOY IS NAMED
DISTRICT CLUB CHAMPION
Youth With Arm in Sling Writes
Prize-Winning Report on Work
Pawhuska May 5—Ilarley Custer
of Grain° la Osage county has been
named champion 4-11 club member of
the northern district according to
word received here by Word Crom-
well county agent Ile has been
club work about three years and in
that period has accumulated many
honors
Custer is 17 years old and a senior
in high school NO h a record of
straight "A" in all of his school work
is a le-Iding athlete of his school
anti is preiildent of the Granada 4-11
club
lie recently placed first in the state
with his pig club record and NV rot( it
with his right arm broken Ile used
a typewriter and laboriously pecked
it out knowing little about a machine
vk hen lie started with his work
Custer was a member of the poul-
try judging team which last year
placed second in the state at the
Oklahoma state fair and the same
year placed first in the Muskogee
fair Later he placed in the money
as an individual ill the state poultry
judging vontest htdd in Ilawhuska
Ile also was a member of the dairy
judging- team that placed second in
the Oklahoma state fair and a mem-
ber of the livestock judging Rain
which placed fourth in the last fair at
Oklahoma City in March of this year
It was at this fair that he submitted
his pig club record which he had
typed W it h one hand
Cromw'ell says that the feature of
Custer' g work ever since he started
with 4-11 club three years ago
been hard and consistent depend-
able work Custer plans to enter
Oklahoma A and M college at Still
water next winter
BENEFITS FlIONI
THE CREDIT SYS'ILNI
That 2 million motor cars Amulii
Lave been bought on credit last year
as was related to a house committee
this week has alarmed some persons
Credit purchases it was shown were
nearly (30 per cent of the total oi
vehicles sold 3ly million Yet the
condition has existed for SeVeral year
to an tVen marked degree dial
at present hi the case of motor ve
hides and no disastrous consepuen-
ces have been evident
Installment buying as a whole in
America is estimated to run about l‘
billion dollars a year It fears ot
a collapse of the immense credit sys-
tem have not materialized Credit
buyin g seems to have stood the test
oof slackened employment and business
recession evident in I he last year
and especially marked last winter It
does not seem to have been demon-
strated that as frequently was con
tended some years ago the install-
ment plan encouraged people to buy
what they could not pay for and en-
couraged overproduction to a danger-
ous degree
What has been more apparent a
noted by a well known CCOnifin iSt
Professor Seligman of Columbia Uni-
vesity is that the plan while n-
ereasing production has "stalolized
output reduced production costs and
increased purchasing power" It hits
enabled the t'Ol1St1 Mier Professor Se-
lignum shows further "to look ahead
xith greater care and to plan his
economic program with a higher de-
gree of intelligence" 'Elie view is
concurred in by other competent stu
dents of the question including Sec-
retary Hoover
Checks imposed in their own de-
fense by selling and finance agencies
have prevented with spread alaise
the credit system It is a conveni-
ence to millions a persons and has
helped to place both luxuries and ne-
cessities within easier ITadi
majority of the American people
M ONEY SPENT FOR HEALTH
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Editroial Opinion of the Rocky Mouth
tain News
No money that American (dies
spend gives much better results titan
the money spent on health Work
A middle Nv(stern city recently elec-
ted a yphsician to its school board
This physician promptly gut husy and
instituted a strict regime of medical
inspection for all public schohl
It didn't et St a great deal nnd it tit-
abled practically every child in t let
city to get a regular periodic inspec-
tion by a regular doctor
The result was astounding rases
of infectious and contagitats diseases
fell oft remarkably Countless minor
physicid defects were remedied 'Ile
average state of child health was
greatly improved Physicians in pri-
vide practice could notice the good
results one aitually protested jok-
ingly that the new policy was going
to drive some doctors out of business
Money that is spent of health edu-
cation and health protection is mono
very well spent It is ahout the finest
investment a city can make
Steam Heat
From the Dublin News
Mistress just returned from a
shopping trip—Did vnyone call during
ray absence Bridget?
Bridget—Only a commitay o'
niaim but Oi Ftnt theta otr wi a
their ears !
iNlistress greatly peiturbed Oh
my! hat did you say to them y
ay 7
Bridget—Sure an' they said they
called t' c'llect money t' buy coal f'r
th' church anti Oi told thin' ye may
look simple hut ez's no fool fir
well ye know th' church is hated by
steam!
An Aberration
From the Daily Yews and AVesillins-
ter Gazette
His Sister (wrathfully)--- How
earth did you come to propose to her?
Dazed Yeuth—Wll we NVVre
lin the hark stairs and some one
came and kicked me On the head
Fled and Untied
"And Edna -:unith—is she as snippy
as ever?"
Edna's married ince you saw
her—and divorced!"
"Really! And Nk tio's the lucky
man?'
BUSINI:SS IS MOUE HONEST )th frit Idiv acd
Regular Ser ices
The risiw standards in busin- 111-110 a in
'Lc D!:
:ire m1111441 in such a neclaraton a- lit hirr 11 t d p
that by Eth in B l'arkcr f thc Erit- l'ia:‘cr nict :rig 1 idr-da 7:u p
IPA E 12Z1Y Paso
ed States Chamber of Commerce
calling upon the business world to rid
itself of such of its nirihr a fail
to y411441111 to decent and ethical
standaids who by their decep-
tion and crooked dealing -bring
tit'A generally into disrepol" The
indicates a prevalent feeling among
I mportant business leaders
That there has been an improve-
ment in husires practices ill recent
decades is evident !finnan nature
in business and out remains pretty
much what it lutg has been It still
I: eager for advantage it still is ac-
tuated by motives that ate fundi-
mentally selfish But selfishness may
be directed with intelligence 'pert az
advantage and success may he sought
through honest rather than crooked
dealing Pressure from wit hi
through the power of lioldic opinion
have helped the husiness vorld t (f
more clearly that honest business is
the best kind of 1usines
Big corporations today are more
inclined to talse the piddle into tiwir
confidence to seek public good-will
as an important asset to 1sk for
public co-operation Xny
person can eit extnples of 'midi('
utility transportation or other outstanding-
business organizations that
virtually have transformed them-
mlves in the eye 41 the public iii OW
last decade or so) It has not been the
work of magic hut a plain
:ne simply of good business
That condition will make it increas-
ingly hard fur the piratical dislion-
st unethical type a busins nnol
fur the firm or the indkihia who
cannot play the game squarely hut
must tO trickery devoid in and
other kinds of meaness More not
less honesty in business mity 14e expectell
I
'tiler kinds of itivancis Attire net l'or Sheriff
blisiti 's 11:1Y It i I herchv anniintice tr a candidate
iected
er the nentitititien of i-irirr
t11:jitt tu the repiddictdi
If yell think tAtinien better tonin-
licit than men to pick the tie!t candi- priteary Ativw-t 7 Itr!:-
dates honk vital they tnarry ( (I:ey)
phis NeNvsSciniittir
Sheri II
I antintince a a candidate
1 7 ttkolz Olurches t (
d:iti county 5-iihject In the iinitiett iit
unary en -Xtririn-t
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illethollist Church
Claude A Simmons Pastor
Ila Inh A l‘lyers Sant Sunday School
Sunday School la a tn
Sunday morning strviv(' I I a 111
I:Veiling' service at 8:00 I) ro
Intermediate League iiita) p tn
Mid-week Service Tuesday 7ill)
t'hON CHURCH OF NA-
ZARENE Come worship vith us Wo oiler
the following inducements: 'Modest
romlowlahlo equipment
joyful singing' Bible messages a live
SUnday school and an atmosphere
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Baptist Church
A DrInirilit la t"r
Supt
Funtlay Stta1 1000 a in
Mot-fling Wor111 II:00 a In
111 Y P r 6:15 pm
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: Praylr Meetinv NVedi&slay
Christian Chlirch
Frank Runyan Pastor
Sunday School at 10:1)1) a
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'Morning sorvice at I I 1) H
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Mahe! Fry S1
I htcrnittliate E at 7:01 1 1) IH I
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?Ithla1z(1 Church
R Williams Pasha
L'11prrinttnalipt
N(y Halbert anti tharlus
Chcir Lcadurs
Sunday schm4 at I0:(1) a pl
Mnrnitig wfrship at I I WO a In
Inhrincdiat( nd Junin
E C l'' !-Arviecs at 770n p
Fcning wl)r hip at p
Praycr tin ccting SVcdmsday night
t 7wo
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l'ULITICAL ANNOUNCENIrVI'S
Blacksmithing
ALL k INDS OF ‘NOIZI‘
A SPL('IALTY
rill p B Tidwell Prop
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ISLAND DELDI
Good Growl lig Weather
With the sunshine comes good griming ‘tat her and the prwAwek
or good crops makes people plan improvements and get read) to
clajoy the sesults of the hanest
ARE YOU IN NZED?
Not in !wd in the sen of hying poor—hut are on in wed of--
Cement Crushed Rock or Sand
yvit: A st piny Am) Fr run !
We h'ive feed that'! good for human anti hew-I—the ilest Hour
and that money can ho—and Bran Shoork thow- and
Hominy Feed for toch-- and l'onitr) and t' hick Feed
the fcathered
LET'S TRADE! What do You Say ?
Yukon 1111111 aid Grain Col
Draughon's
')Losiness College
Oklahoma City Ok!a
SPECIAL COURSES in addition to regular work You may enter
now and get the benefit of our SU:NI)1121t RATE A shout STC-
RETAIZIAL COUNV during Summer School will help pay your way
through college or will qualify you for liu-sinus TeatlieN and
high school graduates get the benefit of their literary education
kll oil by OUTLINE—INDIVIDUAL METHOD sales time
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The used car that serves
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naturally offers the greatest
used car value
Go to the Buick clealer I le
offers a wide selection of
makes and models in his used
car stock
us prices are fair—based
the actual resale Ivorth of tlx
car in question And he w iI
tell you the true condition cf
any car he offers for sale I le
is always carcful to guard Li
high reputation in the c3i--
munity
When you buy a used car
from your Buick dealer )ott
know that it will perform as
promised — you know that
you are getting your money's
worth
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
HINT MICHIGAN
Pirdo of General Atororr t vrro
El Reno Okla
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se eral days pay express or
parcel post charges----and then
PrI THEN ON YOUR-
SELF when you buy tires here
at home from us
We put 'em on—inhlate 'cm to
the correct pressures —inspect
them rcg'ularly --and NN e are it
your call 365 days in the year
for SERVICE
111 this zcith Goodyear Tiris
at prices as lozz or tozer than
you 11 IC IISIt'egt tay for ordin-
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Smith, Harry William. The Yukon Oklahoma Sun (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1928, newspaper, May 31, 1928; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2291255/m1/4/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed May 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.