Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 50, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1921 Page: 4 of 6
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PACK I
-CtRANT DAILY
WEDNESDAY NOV 2 1921
Locals and Personals
Khaiiw Sella It
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W'ilboit's
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Frseh graham bread at
llakery
Miss Nevada Cartier spent Tuesday
in Wapanueka
Fat a club house sandwich at Mas-
uii's (’oiifm tlonery 48-2t
Call City Transfer and Storage Co
for moving crating shipping storing
and sudden baggage service Phone
4 4 82-tL
County Commissioner Walter Ram-
bo vent to Penlson today to nttend
to business matters
Home baked pies made by the
Presbyterian ladies Fresh every day
Hue Hive 50-St
Chlr-tmas zift at a reasonable
Ir:ce rakes and randies for sale at the
Japan' tea at the home of Mrs For-
et Johnson on Friday afternoon
from three to six o'clock 50-21
Mr and Mrs Buck Pot's are re-
rejoiclng over the arrival of a sweet
baby daughter at tbeir home The
little mUs ww'gbed four and a half
pounds
Mrs B F Dyer ha returned from
a visit to Quanah Texas where she
has been with her daughter who wss
quite rick We are glad to report
that she Is somewhat Improved
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Hats Off to
Gentle Reader when "Yours Truly” was a ad a a great
many of you doubtless know I lived back In the forks ot the
creek In fart so far back I thought I lived tn the last bouse
but ‘‘dog-my-cats” if I haven’t found a fellow who knows more
about tbe forks of the creek In a minute than I know In a life-
time He la none other than our genial County Commissioner
Walter Itambo By the way one at the best County Commis-
sioners oj Bryan County ever had
"When I was a boy” said Mr Ram bo "we drove oxen with
one line When a run-a-way occurred which was quiet fre-
quent having only one line to depend on we Just circled them
around and around until they run themselves down”
Gentle Reader doesn't that remind you of the “moss-back"
nne-crop cotton farmer One line to depend on Cotton Cotton
Colton until be runss himself down still holding on to his one
line
Centle Reader we believe with the development of the cream
business we see the dawn of a new day We believe If we give
"Old Jersey half a chance she’ll pull us out of the whole She'll
pull our children out of the cotton patch and put them In school
where they belong
The manipulators and speculators can't get "Old Jersey” Webb
worms and Boll weevils won’t eat her and anybody with one eye
and a half a brain ran raise cow feed and sell cream Truly "Old
Jcisey” is rightly called the mother of prosperity
Me publish herewith a list of patrons who sold cream the first
week our new station opened
Note first column shows net pounds of cream sold Second In-
dirates the butter fat test This is the Important figure Some
cows are cream producers others are itar boarders A glance
down this column plainly show the difference In cows Proper
care and feed with proper rare In handling of cream helps some
hut the percentage of the butter fat is almost entirely governed
by the kind of cows you keep Bring In sample of each cow's
milk we'll give you an accuratestest free of charge
Of course everybody cannot own "top notcher” cow In a
month or een a year Don't let that keep you out of the cream
business do the best you can with what you have get rid of
the boarders and improve your herd at eveiy opportunity
The next figure gives actual weight of butter tat In n given
amount of cream as indicated by the Babcock test For example
Ray Coanett had four and five tenths pounds multiplied by 41
present price equals $181
Trunc F3iler —
r O I d ain't record TJe best producers are
ooooooooooooooooooooooobooooboooooooo’bo6bo6o(K)or
All Sandwich bread toasted at Mas
on's Confectionery 48-2t
Cookies for lunches Wilboit's Bak-
ery 48-3t
L E Meteigf la In Paris
looking after business matters
today
Cet a heater at wholesaq pries at
E H Smith Hardware 87-tf
We tell automobile tire os easy
payments Huber Rubber and Vul-
canizing Co 48-2t
Cocanut and almond macaroons al-
ways fresh at Wilboit'a Bakery
48 3t
Home baked plea made by the
Presbyterian ladies Fresh every day
Bee Hive SO 3t
All kinds of salad mlnr and sliced
chicken aandwiches at Mason's Con-
fectionery 48-21
Bring your friends to the Pastors
Aid Japanese Tea at the borne of Mrs
Forest Johnson on Friday afternoon
from three to six o'clock 50-2t
Mr and Mrs Raymond Thompson
returned yesterday from Tom Bean
Texas where they spent the week-
end with relatives nnd friends
Bortex Hot Blast Charter Oak and
Round Oak beaters have been re-
duced to meet the prevailing prices
of today We cannot be undersold
Abbott-Brooks-Hall Hdwe Co 21-tf
Home baked pies made by the
Preebytea'tn ladles Fresh every day
Bee Hive ' 60-2t
‘Old Jersey’
Save your money uy Jiuylng your
heater at cost from E H 8m!th
Hardware S7-tf
Party leaving town will sacrifice
good piano and some furniture See
taipe at City Transfer Co 4(-3t
Mrs A C Clagon and daughter of
Bokchito were shopping' in the city
today
Edison Maids lamps Orafa Elec-
tric Co 32 tf
Don't give your kodak films to an
amateur to praru'ce on Truby Stu-
dio guarantees to produce all there
is In your film 60-tf
Mrs V B St rile of Kinston who
has been visiting her parents Mr and
Mrs W A Click returned to her
home yesterday
Bortex Hot Blast Charter Oak and
Round Oak beaten have been re-
duced to meet the prevailing prices
of today Wa cannot be undersold
Abbott-Brooks-Hall Hdwa Co Sl-tf
Bortex Hot Blast Charter Oak and
Round Oak heaters have been re-
duced to meet tbe prevailing prices
of today Wa cannot ba undersold
Abbott-Brooks-Hall Hdwa Co Il-tt
A burning aensation In the throat
and cheat means bad digestion and
digestive trouble is the starting
point for many serious diseases par-
ticularly kidney disease Better take
Prickly Ash Bitters and put your
stomach and dlgeatlo nin sound con-
dition before serious trouble- begins
Price 2125 per bottle Swlnney
Drug 8tore special agents
Lbs
Cream
Ray Crossett Bokchito
H C Strlckler Bokchito —
J L Whitsett Durant
R E Rucker Bokchito
W TJ Dyavenl Durant l
W J Lamdon Durant' -
O P Edmenaon Durant
W M Miller Durant
H C Strlckler Bokchito —
Joe Massey
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Clarence Yarbrough KelrseJ
Walter Veach Durant —
W C King Durant
Kittle Smith Keneflck
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67 ‘
Monday Oct
Total
John Ht-rniUin was in JlaAUl today
on business
Mr and Mrs Tom Jones of Caddo
are iu town today
L E Cash returned 'from a busi-
ness trip to Dallas this morning
Mrs B Shoemake of Bennington
is visiting her son Chas E Shoe-
make Mist Augetina Morenaof McAles-
ter was ahopplng In Durant yester-
day Yaden BIpea rashler of the First
National Bank of Milburn was a bus-
iness visitor to Durant today
Mesdames Ruel Taylor Joe Lncas
John Onlni-s and Mrs Jim Sublet!
and Fenton Taylor are vialting In
Denton Texas this week
A B Jenkins and wife and Miss
Josephine Fields of the Jenklna Dry
Goods Co are In Dallas today on tu-
lne making selections for new
goods
J M Vaughan of Kenofic wa
mingling with friend tn Durant to-
day and shopping with Durnnt mer-
chants W B Morrison Rev E Hotrh-
klns and Dr E H Lyle have return-
ed from Goteho where they attend
ed a meeting of the Presbyterian syn-
od They report a splendid meeting
with fine result
ID QuMM That Diet tot Mlact tMIMI
Beesm ot k tool sad losstWe t-t LAXA-
TIVE BROMOOHNIN8 I Usui rcliaef'
Quinine end dare not tin sereauanei ao
ngme tn bend Set'ember the lull n-in n
" Is tie r wewn ” '
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Butler Lbs Price
Fat Butter Butter Amount
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$11875
Caddo News Notes
RALPH EVANS Cerrespeadtai
Presbyterian Chapel Sunday School
9:46 A M Christian Endeavor will
meet here In the future Sunday eve-
ning 7 P M There will be preaching
in the Chapel this Sunday aa the Pus-
tor preaches In Cam-y on the first
Sunday each month
l aitsd Church Service
The Baptist anil Presbyterians unit
ed last Sunday night to hear Dr M
O Robertson a medical missionary wf
the Presbyterian Chi ch from Korea
Dr Robinson dfcl not come to secure
funds but In a most interesting man-
ner he explained the work in Korea
and the Immediate demands for add-
itional Miaslonaries In the fore'gn
fielda
Dr Robertson address was so In-
teresting that many wanted to hear
him again Rev Beasley Immediately
took steps to have Dr Robertson and
hla wife to stop over In Caddo Tues-
day morning ns they were etiroule to
Louisville Ky Professor Shaw read-
ily consented to the use ot the High
School auditorium and Tuesday
morning at 10:30 the High School
students teachers and many people ot
Caddo filled the auditorium at which
time Mrs Dr Robertson gave a most
interesting talk on tbe work tn Ko-
rea Professor Shaw then arose and
said be thought that they had Jearn-
ed more froth Mrs Robertson's ad-
dres about Korea In few minutes
than they could have learned from
clans books In a year
While in Caddo Dr Robertson and
wife were the guest of Mr and Mri
Dr Allen After expressing their de-
light with he hospitality of Caddo
Dr Robertson1 and w ife left on the
Flier for rKntvcky
I NOTICE TO
The Board ot Stewards of the First
Method 'st Church met at 7:30 Mon-
day nlhtpOet(dier the list and dis-
cussed plans ana variotis retain of tbe
church aud while all felt Very keenly
the lost of their ehurc-h home yet th -y
were optimistic and believe that th!'
church U capable ot doing great
things
Tbo first' hope ot the Board is to
rally all members of the church and
ts friends in-one body aruf Lhdt ev-
erything be secondary to fhe yture
of our church and that all lend a
bdpiug baud We appeal Mivery
Methodist in the city to make an ef-
oiorq ng and at the church services
following There ts no beter time to
start anrtjr Hums now
The Board 4ia arranged with tbe
School Board qf the city for the use
of the High School auditorium eight
rooms and th basement for church
and Sunday school purposes We trust
that everybody Interested will take
enough Interest to fall their friends
over the phone and Insist that we
make next Sunday the biggest day
which our church has ever had We
eertrfnly css have a great day If nil
will do their part and work from now
until Sunday to that eml
Undersized and Undsvslepsd Animals
Usually Caused by Imprsper
Can and Pees -Feed - -
Niggardly methods of feeding and
raring for farm live stock are un-
profitable This la one conclusion re-
sulting from an Inquiry conducted by
the United States Department of Agri-
culture Into ibe causes and preven-
tion of runtlnee among farm ani-
mals Seventy-five per cent of under-
sited and undeveloped animals ac-
cording to a summary of more than
700 opinions advanced by live-stock
owners are due to Inferior breeding
Inadequate or unsuitable feed and
pests such a parasites and Insects
Tbs remedy la the better rare of
better atock and the cost of thla
remedy la the opinion of practical
farmers la much cheaper than the ex-
peon of continuing to raise under-
sized and slow-maturing domestic
animals "Better raise one good cow
than tvo poor onen— a runt Is nothing
but expense all Its life" This opinion
which Is typical of many otliers Is
from a Michigan dairyman A thrifty
New Englander sums up sentiment on
this topic with the remark "1 find I
cannot cheat the animal without
cheating myself"
HIGH-PRODUCING DAIRY COWS
T Increase Productiveness f Hard It
la Necessary to Begin With
- Individuals
Increasing the productiveness of a
dairy herd through selection must be-
gin with the Individual as a unit
Cowa with the beet performance rec-
ord! are mated te a bull backed by a
line of high-producing ancestors
Even this will not guarantee offspring
equal to their parents In productive-
ness since the law of chance operates
to make results uncertain However
the average will be as good as their
parents’ aod some will exceed their
w J ITL I t nulioowa WM
Next Sunday the Quarterly Con-
ference will be held at the Methodist
rburch This in the last conference
of the year Rev Blackburn will be
here to preside over the mclng
The teachers of thq High school
gave a Hallowe'en entertainment Inst
Monday night at the High School Au-
ditorium An enjoyable time was had
by all those present The proceeds
were given to tbefund with which to
buy sweuters for the letter men of
tbo football team
4
Mrs June Robinson Mias Kallteyo
Maytubly Mrs Bilbo and Mr W F
Dodd will be the delegates from Cad-
do to the Oklahoma State Federation
which meets In McAlesler Novi 7th
to lltb Mrs Roblnxon and M'os
Maytuhbyf represent the Music Club
and Mr Bilbo and Mrs Dodd the
Woman's Club Miss Maytubliy and
Mrs'Bilbo will be on the program
Mr and Mrs Harkey 0f Matoy were
shopping with tbe local merchant
yesterday
Mr A P Braudrlck’i mother came
in yesterday from Duraut where she
has been visiting
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hardy left
yiZterdny for ' Kemp Texas - where
they will visit bis parent t
Mr Paul Hancock and babies and
Miss Ruth Hancock returned yester-
day from Achilla where they have
been visiting Mr Hancock's mother
Mra Mapp
Democrat want ads pay
METHODISTS
Some on swiped Frank Dyer's
rocking chair from hla front porch
Hallowe'en night and he would ap-
preciate it very much if anyone would
notify him of its whereabouts
Proper Supervision
skilled' workmen and
adequate equipment
mean BEAL Plumbing
Service
Special
Sale on
Heaters
We have an overstock of Heaters
llotllasts Oak Airtight Sheet Iron
Box and Coal and Wood Heaters—
and in order to reduce this stock we
will sell any Heater we have at cost
or less than cost for cash See os if
you want to save money
E H SMITH Hardware
Phone 857 123 N 3rd Ate
OPPORTUNITY
We will welcome the opportunity of proving to you' the
benefits that will be derived by doing business with us
YOUR DEPOSITS ARE GUARANTEED
and we are not too large to give considerate attention to the
little things that mean much to the little depositor whose deal-
ings are small but none the less important to him -We
invite your business
The First State Bank
DURANT OKLAHOMA
FRANK LEWIS President C 0 SHANE Vicq-Prestdent
T-? ' T A BLAKE NET Cashier - -
Uve tn Comfort
ATHENA
UNDERWEAR
For Men and Boys '
ATHENA under-
wear is best always
— aU wuys Exclusively'
desicu for unre-
Suruned action Fits
smoothly without tight-
ness and a fullness
without slackness where
needed permits of ex-
treme body postures
without stretching or
sagging
Full line of fabrics for '
selection and prices that
are agreeably modest
Tour body and nerves -deserve
the comfort
that ATHENA under '
wear insures
HERNDON-
WHITAKER
COMPANY
OSTEOPATH
DR A L STOUT
First Etata Bank Bldg
Phone 888 Be 6G0-J
Durant Okla
Connell & Fowler
Attorneyi-at-Law
Offices Democrat Building ''
Durant Oklahoma'
SANITARY PLUMBINCU
CO
Ill South 3rd
J W Barrett Plumber
Phone 179
To Care a Cold la One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (TbWtt U
too Ibe Cough and Hi-rdm-bo ood wort id (bo
E W UtOV t S Matties oe sack but Xt
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Story, Robert F. Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 50, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1921, newspaper, November 2, 1921; Durant, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2325276/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.