Lincoln County Herald (Meeker, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1916 Page: 1 of 8
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Meeker Oklahoma Friday November 3 l‘JIG
$1 a year
for the coming term I assure yog
I will do all I can to give you a
Assessor Square Deal
Youn sincerely
n Paul Prince County Assessor
To The Voters of Lincoln County
Greetings j
On account cf the voluminous
v:ork at this period of the year!
in the the assessors of office I! rs‘' D°ct°r Bouson s sixty-
will hot be able to see very many I birthday was celebrated
pf you before the coming election j Sunday by all of her children slir-
pn November 7th and I take this bing in on ler ve fllhd
method of getting a little better dinner baskets Everybody had
acquainted with you a C°°d time and a fins dinner
Those present were: C H Boul
I am at present County Asses- SOQ Q p sturdiran Trank Fowl-
sor of this county having been cr Harry Sturdivan PC'atu
elected in the election of 1914 I lirtt Frank Irwin and families
have met a great many tax pay TLfi rbovo was refeiveii too
ers since that time and have tried jIate for t wecks issUo
to treat you all as fair as I would
have liked for you to have teat
ed me under similar circumstanc-
es I have assessed property as
near its fair cash value as I pos-
sibly could and lmve treated ail
alike The rich as well as the
poor arc and should be assessed
according to what they' own I
do not beiieve in showing anyone
any particular favors and my
motto is A Square Deal To All
Each person when assessed
has been given a duplicate assess
meat list so that he can by com
paring it with the rolls in this of-
fice to see if the list on the rolls
i3 as it should b ?
I believe you all know how the
assessor is paid by the county
He gets a commission on the
valuation of the county and the
county does not hire any deputies
for him lie pays all deputy
y hire from the commission aliuw-
v ed by tnr- county
i I have tried to npmt local
men in each township to io tho
assessing and will so far as
possible if elected do so again
‘ " for I Delicve a loed man knows
what property in his neighbor-
hood is worth better than a man
that doe3 not reside there
I have with the help of one
deputy done all of the ofiice work
and I have done a great lot of
tho field work having assessed
two of the townships and’ all of
the towns except a few of the
small ones
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I have lne1 n th county for
thff pa5t ‘r'l’I 7 hjvn7
come here in 1890 and have re
aided here every since
I thank you for past favors and
if you elect me for ycur aiaeuacr
THE CITY IViEAT MARKET
Wc have good milk cows end heiferj coming fresh so on
to trade for fat stock Come to see its if you have any-
thing to sell or trade
Wo are prepared to furnish you any quanity of meat
from 5 ccnU up to a whole beef cr hog
Chas Kinsey & Jess Cole
FARM LOANS
Wc Have Money to Loan on
Good Farms
Papers Drawn and Interest
Maybe Paid-at This Bank
QUICK ACTION
:-rn us about it
CITIZENS' BANK
MFFKFIi OKLA
Ozark Trail
Boosters Here
Frank S Nipper of the Prague-
Record and F N Newhouse of
the Prague News with I G
ltawdor C A Stone and others
were over from Prague Monday
to meet the Ozark Trail Commit
tee here and accompany them to
their city- The committee ar-
rived here a head of time - and
Mr Floyd Thompson addressed
the crowd giving a forceful and
clear statement of tho proposition
There were six cars and twen-
ty four men went with them to
Prague when Prague furnished
them their dinner This whole
bunch and many others are good
roads boosters believe that good
reads is one of tun greatest need i
and hoping to get the Ozark trail
to come this way Our space
forbids or we would give tin?
name? of the Meeker bunch that
on tr good roads Looser
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We hear that some of tho boy3
from the country was thought to
have entended to-take advantage
of Halllowecn liberties ard do
some mischief was caught and
j the Jiu ticc court assessed a fine
ion them
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' 'k00nct? visiteu his daugb-
i ter Mrs May Fogesong in Oke-
mh tor s fffw j hu
returned homo Monday
Mrs J II Baugh returned
Wed read ay from her visit to
Indiana
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Soldiers Endorse
Embry
We the enlisted men of Com-
pany D first Oklahoma luf ntrv
wish to inform the voters of
Lincoln county that w unquest-
ionably endorse Lt Embry IV p
County Attorney
The reasons are that lie is well
qualified to fulfill the duties of j
county attorney' he has served
the people of Lincoln county as
Clerk of the District Court faith-
fully and honestly He has served
his county in times-of war ami
his present services here on the
border are above reproach aud
we emphatically believe that if lie
is elected he will perforin his duty
in that olScr in the same spirit lwr!l' Mr- heetus It-
minaioiici in ihl sane ip r I aKj uirwM )t 27
Iu a Tew more days he will ho1
lion ora lily dtalnrgM from thVut ' ‘“ -
services of the United States and
will be speeding on bis way home
There will go with him a feeling
of tenderness and love from every
man in this company for lie has
been a father to us all
Embry has made f: lends in
every company of this regiment
and many in civilian walks of life
who vvisk him the best of success
-Every erlhted man in our
company has signed this aud the
hope that we entertain is that
the voters of Iaueuln county will
elect him as tluir attorney Then
when dear old Company U coms
During the afternoon mus-’c :
was rendered by Miss Willa Wall J
piano Mr Thontpson of ilz--tt i
violin ard 1 humus (rei banje
followed by Mrs 1 (tv Stephens I
- 1 at-the pano wncre several selec
” “h t p 7° -V V ° i tio!-'4 'vrf f-:ed several voic-:
SinrW“ vtVUVfVkW?T7lrs!:aCtf ‘‘Sllv‘r a:im!
It lulling i! is duty as County At-1 jju iTiPa "Wl-p'i vmii 1 w '-'re
J ioe:oei if i you au j w n
loi any vf Ln co it -coun r lyoiiug' and others a? the even-’
(Signed) 1st Sgt W II CoomLi ling lvgaii to f:uh: avay all buh
Sgls W S Brown OoI- Tonpison ! Mrs heeih and Muuioe many
A H Darker R U Se tt J H’
Doggs Elmo Flynt C II Mc-
Quire John Lorkwood Corjis
Earl Pidcock Carson C Beck
Sam Townsly W R Iiammock
Carl E M athejer Elvin R Nash
Chas Bouse Cooks Ilarael
Sweet A L Sattler lMs Har-
rison G Handley Plate N Kin
bal Evldie Matheyer Eldon Hut-
chison J?ke Rochad John F 1 their families-Mesdamos Imrresi
lohnson Cleason Dale James L
Park Herkeit Sulilett Lewis K
Davidson Paul Price IO Jones
Earl Dunn William Moore Er-
nest R Craft Jim Word Fay
Bartl y V F Hawkins Daniel
D Boone Jolm S Frisiue Thus
C Culver Hiram Collier Pearl
Day Clarence Day Walter
Lawren t llorico T
Groom
ster Davis Sam J Bald!
£ i Lerurd N Murrey R B Starry
Roy T Patrick Damuol A Pid
cock Clyde K Beckn' 11 W- I
Taylor llurbcrt Wagner C! vs
Skaggs Clarence Renfro Chau
P Parks Dewey Arnold Percy
Benton J-II Ti ut man G Lacy
Edward C Newer Harry Mae
liill Liddell Sam Stack
Fred l-afollette of the Meeker
Garage closed a deal Tuesday
with the Maxwell Motor Com-
pany by which he become their
sales agent in tl'ia section of lire
country
Go to Reding and Reding for
Furniture
So many of our Meeker folks
went to Shawnee Monday and
Monday night to roe tho Birth of
a Nation that we will not attempt
ft ' to gve their names lest c ur page
H 1 looks like a Tax list
fn
(? The candidates seem to be put-j
ting cn all the steam they have
for these closir daya cf th- - r
Iaiyn
Fiaik Nortbup or
Uii: tr?ii commiuce made
cfr'e ! t ctH while ip
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the
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Surprise Birthday
Dinner
A surprise birthday dinner was
given Fumlay 'October t!9tb in
honor of Mrs Monroe Keelh and
grandson J Muurcu Stephens at
which 111! were the lucky ones
present it was an ideal fall day
and it seemed that all brought
sunshine with their by thill) 1 in
pec pie begun to com from walk
ing up to autmrr bih s all bring-
ing well t'lled boxes nr Lnsketuj
and what a feast was spread by
the noon hour the gixxl w ives
had everything ready to partake
of to satisfy the I: linger of man
They were remembered by many
useful and beautiful present' as
jvvell Mrs Keeihs birthday was
day On Mrs Kecth's birthday
cake was (Vt 31 1S-1 -!IJ and
on Junior: s was 11 ligated euid-
les one fur each-year or Ids lite
MrsKeetli totd us that wrs the
the third surpriseTlinrer given
-her lh second one being just K
jeais ago iud a hive days before
she moved from Siliue county
Mo to make Oklahoma her home!
toon happy aud joyous kirthday
the following were prevent Chas
loUmon Ilcary I’m Mil!-
(ireeu V’iM ' Sexton A Ganiei
Dick Wall Will Parks J W
Sherwood E (i- June Joe Fuz
ier KJd Wallace Pate Fowlm
D F Welch Frank lleiuer Her-
bert Holder Rilry Radons C
Stephens' Monroe Keelh and
Young George Summers Omelia
Hayden Knrxst Helms arid eh hi-
ron Messrs 111 Clark Y:!icr
and Thoiurs Greui Ciandpi
Fl a liiv
Use “ El Viiai-” the gcM
d-rx rdal’e Fly Beg Cockroach
ard i meet pevder 1 ‘ r nU
(?d ) Walker and I’riuin
W G Hall for
Sheriff
To the Veter of Ii::c!n ru::t- :
On ir-xt T ii sdiv Niv -muIt 7
tl:e voters of Lincoln f-urUv wd!
have to yNjilire ti e respo'idbiltty
of the per-ionnell of (her c u::ty
official- for the if :t two y i
As your candidate t r tVa: D ?
1 appeal to every nth '! and ta i
payer to investigate mv l ’rord )
and standing li y -u do tf-n 1 S
feri sure that I will ivnve your t
sup:ort and Ixj elected Mu riff u
this county
r 1 stand squarfVc f r the cJor-
l c meat cf All the I J Vs till the
iTirne and if ilectei your :k: r:ii
and there rue snv !-vs in Cf
statute book that you d not
want cnfnc J you -'i'd have to
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' a nrd ! uu
riff 3 'fuca
th
If coat'd- ia are
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aie ic Mvg of thr
being t r ’ r -d
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abavc-
(Lta" vote f
r°nsvE-5room kcu oJr A Morrow
Main St 1 lot gov cellar and
best well water in town tlot)
down balance on easy terms
Chas Ware
Card of Thanks
i
TheChoctow Cotter Oil Co and
myself vvrhts to thank the hire
fys for their tinvly aid in help j
j lntf 'iS K’ extinguish the fire at the
Kn the oveningof Oct 27th aruE
Luther fhow cur appreciation
Lnm handing Mr A Y Duke
assist art lire chief the companyV
chock for f:ip dollars
P- 11 OdI! gin-manager
Public Sale
IVmcml-or (tat (S I
pmmr ha a public sib- Mon
unmiuaui'i i iwhui
lhr Nov hath Ia5" mikn
fariiiing: implements and iced
Sale begins at ten o’clock A M
11 months credit on good notej
1 oii irims over l-n -lollars
—
Floyd Raugli war visiting home
Wednesday
IF you have a house to puint
t-kliang or an auto to paint
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ful jasj- suc that a mover driv
term and leading one horae
Hie wagen in someway
trmed the wagon over falling on
the horse being lead and killed
f wr-el oo on et our west
John ( river-
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Il vas reported (n ns too Jate
Judge Alvin Campbell of l aw
: ton addressed the voters I'en J
i last-Friday in the interest cf the-
eainp-aign !
Some nay ho made a good a!
upeech as ids subject would allow j
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Bn'av'rs Buga
i Bedsteads Spring!
and Reding
Mattresses
ut ItcdhrgJ
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M Janice lisa tin shea liis!
course in the Chillicothe business j
i eahegc ard has acceptt i n ioh
jtiun as bookkeeper for the Farni-1
era -Slate Bank vi Chlckasha
iCarl f went to Chickrsha M 'niav
it v-ill be remorw bored that Car!
is-om i’ Medici’s L')V
MEEKER GARAGE
Auiit aiul Dcinotiviraloi m the
MAXWUIL iVOTOl CALLS
1 m mI-it i tl: f for tb r ::’
a I a
made by elfieietit worLmeii
(iasolirc Oil mill Air when tn-eJed
V’il a la 1 I !nrv yn'j
I kI-r) LAFOLUrm: Oosp
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Fine and Dandy
Save oik money
kirtda of ucallier
Wc can tit vjh nut
Come i:i and let ms show yen
Serhonrblc Dry Goods Fresh Fine Groceries
Wc can supply our warti in tiling to
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for Representivfc-
The Voters of the First Ia?gis-
lative Diarrietof Lincoln County
will on next Tuesday have tlu-
Piivilcge and opportunity of de-
ciding whether they want to be
represented in the next legislate
ni c of this State by an honest
capnblvfarmer who is familiar
with tin kind of legislation the
farmer needs to better his condi
tionortnbe represented by a
lawyer
The progressive- Democracy cf
this district is submitting to you
top cnrf'idacy of the Hon R A
Morrow a farmer whose record 1
is clean whose life is pure ami
whifp-encrgy and lability none-
question but all ailmire
01 the other hand the Repub-
lican mill Socialist parties urft
submitting to jo'i the candidacy
J0f two shrewd lawyers capable
of giving you technical and liv pit
mated laws caiculatd to con-
fuse an! keniMav the honest
fai mnr mt of w hat he grows on
the I'rrrr-
I low mn a consist rit Republi-
cuii fannvv vote for a lawyer or
a consistant Socialist lrriner vote
J f°r a lawyer to represent him io
making Jaws for the honest peo-
pjt nf Oklahoma to live under
We would uneumpi isinglgthirk
the framer voter regardless of
his political Rfhkitron would cist
his vote for the honest farmer to
represent him in a law making-
body
FOR SALE -At a Bargain a
farm near Meeker on ca?y term?
Edgar N Sweet
Meeker Okla
A Woman Hung
Ir aims aniwnd br liusbandi
neck and persuaded Imn to go
:ird f cttle hiae(- int with Ilugn
and (i:n rer fur lOlfi Macksmitb-
irg and be prepared bu- mxt
years svreea-i and Icr happinrw
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J. A. Trickey and Son. Lincoln County Herald (Meeker, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1916, newspaper, November 3, 1916; Meeker, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2337719/m1/1/: accessed August 15, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.