The Bokchito News. (Bokchito, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 28, 1914 Page: 4 of 8
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THE BOXCHITD NEWS
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JIM TOM STORY
Editor and Puhlfaher
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IN ADVANCE
Announcements
For County Judge :
SAM H KYLE
LEWIS PAULLIN
J L RAPPOLEE
Ibr County Attorney:
CIIAS P ABBOTT
WALTER J TURNBULL
For Sheriff :
JAS YARBROUGH
JOHN A PHILLIPS
LIB HART
For County Treasurer:
GEORGE HARRISON
For County Clerk (re-election):
HENRY McCREARY
For Court Clerk:
' W A JONES
For County Superintendent:
R K MCINTOSH
R A CHESNUT
For County Assessors
WALLACE W GATES
W H YEATS (of Matoy)
FVr County Commissioner No 3
GRAY NICKLES ‘ '
F F LONG
For Public Weigher:
R A (Uncle Bob) BISHOP
1 It’s cleanup time fellows
The city should have the weeds
cut on its pumphouse lot Set
the example Dads for your chil-
dren to follow
Farmers have you staked out
something for the Bryan County
Fair? If you haven’t do so at
once This community must be
the banner one of the county
Cut the weeds? Why yes of
course destroy anything that
causes sickness— and weeds are
sure disease breeders
Read Dr Hines’ order for the
cleanup It is business straight
and the Health Officer means to
enforce the order to the letter
with no favorites Lookout — if
you don’t clean up — you will get
fined
What the people want is an
early settlement of the Indian
affairs They need no more re
strictions If this country ever
amounts to anything the Indian
must be thrown upon his own re-
sources The present way of
doing business is keeping capital
out of this country — Idabel Ga-
zette
The Durant ball team it looks
now is going to "do better” It
climbed up from & to S games
with a record of playing better
‘ i 'ball with the high ups Durant
ought to have the best team in
i the T-O league and with the
recent improvement the' boys
way crawl along toward the top
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Farmers are planting cotton
seed this (week — and they are
rushing all farm work
A cleanup day has been desig
Dated by City Health Officer Dr
Hines Friday June fill) is the
day set Peopole of business
and residence set-lious are re-
quired to gather up all trash
old cans rubbish and filthy stuff
from their back yards barn lots
and alleys and sack or box them
The city w ill have wagons to call
and haul it away There will be
no expense to the individual citi
sen and no labor — except to rake
up and sack or barrel or box it
Let us all get busy
No little boy the electric light
globe street lights were nofc put
up for you to shoot at with your
nigger shooter neither were
they intended as targets for
rocks They were erected for
the purpose of furnishing light
to the wayfarers who happen to
be out at night Yes they cost
money and every time you burst
one it takes more money to get a
new one No an honest gentle
manly boy will -not use these
globes as a target either for his
nigger shooter or a rock but be
will feel a pride in knowing that
his town can have electric lights
in order that people may see on
d ark nights
A friend recently remarked
that he never saw a bald headed
woman Well come to think of
it we never did either There
are a great many things we never
saw We never saw a woman sit
on a dry goods box whittle away
valuable hours of time while site
surrounded herself wftlf' filthy
pools of extract of tobacco We
never saw a woman go fishing
with a bottle of bait sit on the
damp ground all day and go
home full of "snake bite” at
night We never saw a woman
snatch off her coat give her pants
a hitch spit on her hands and
swear she could whip the biggest
man in town We never saw a
woman cock a cigar at an angle
of 45 degrees and boast of how
she skinned her unsuspecting
neighbor out of his hard earned
money Really there are a num-
ber of things we never saw a
woman do and don’t want to
either — Brownwood Bulletin
- The Durant Chamber of Com
merce last week protested in the
strongest way against an appro-
priation by Congress for the im
provement of Red River from
Fulton Ark to Denison Texas
Whether Durant has put in to
oppose what thousands of people
favor with the hope to prevent
further appropriation and con-
sequently further work is good
policy is quite questionable A
protest to the Durant resolution
has already come from Paris
Texas a city farther from Red
River than is Dnrant and which
city would expect benefit if the
river is made navigable Old Red
once carried boats 6p as far
as Denison and it would ap-
pear that with good work by the
Government it could be done
again Not many years ago this
writer saw a steamboat plying
up and down the Red River and
it did Rood service The river is
not now smaller than it was then
It seems to ns that to make the
rivet1 navigable would be of much
benefit to Bryan couhty and to
Durant Government officers
haye pronounc’d in favor of the
project and they certainly knew
what they jvere talking about
It is questionable if Purant has
not "gone off’ on the wrong foot
Let ns all favor any improvement
that even locks this way
Fifth Sunday (lasting
To (be members of the Christ
ian ch'Tch in Brrn county —
Gieeting:
It is tho- desiic oi the First
Cliiisiinn Church of Duyant to in-
auguiato an active campaign of
evangelization in every township
in tin county To that end we
are planning a fifth Sunday nicel
ing for May 31 We want you to
be our guests on that day An in-
teresting service will be held at
11 o’clock with a great commun-
ion service at the close of the hour
Lunch will be served in the din-
ing hall at the noon hour This
will be a veritable love feast with
words of welcome and response
and heart talka about the work of
our blessed Lord
At 3 o’clock in the afternoon
the work of evangelization will be
taken up The general theme
will bo “Bryan county as a' mis-
sion field’’ Enthusiastic workers
from ever the county will tell us
of the field its needs and its pos-
sibilities At this hour we want
a report from evey organization
in the county and aleo from the
scattered disciples In the even-
ing we will have a great sermon
on the "Plea of the Disciples’’
Now for your part in prepara-
tion Get ready to attend this
meeting Write us that you fre
coming If possible give us the
names of all who will come with
you If you have an organization
in your community bring this
matter before the church and if
not give us the names of those
residing in that community
If you want a meeting in your
community and we can help you
be sure to attend this fifth Sun-
day meeting We are here to
serve we want to help you Let
us take counsel together and plan
I lirge things fop I Im nil 'imminent
of tho cu-e of (JLrist in Jirytwi
'count y Du not fail to alti-nd
Write today
i E J Bradley Minister
W M Leonard Deacon
Porter Newman
Committee on Arrangements
W -X
Whn the baby takes too uiusli
food the stomach turns the result
is indigestion sourness and vomit-
ing Frequently the bowls are
involved and there is colic pains
and diarrohea McGee’s Baby
Elixir is a grand corrective reme-
dy for the stomach and bowel
disorders of babies It is pure
wholesome and pleasant to take
Price 25c and 50o per bottle
Sold by Bokchito Drug Co adv
DR W E NICHOLS
Phyician & Surgeon
General Practice and Surgery
Office in Miller building
Phone No 20 Day
night
or
DR S J T HINES
Physician and Surgeon
Offioe and residence phones 39
All calls answered promptly
Office — Upstairs over Bokchito
Drug Company
WS WORKS M D
'Physician and Surgeon
Phones: Res 40 Office 2fi
Residence Dr Yeats Bldg
Bokchito - Okta
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Between
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Supt Pass Dept DALLAS TEXAS
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OUR POLICY-FAIR TREATMENT TO ALL
SECURITY of onr deposits is our first thought
We assist our customers when they need help'
and do not inconvenience them in taking care of
tlieir business — - '
IT’S THE ACCOUNT NOT THE AN
PROMPT and courteous service will be given
regardless of the size of the account It
our desire to plense We want your business and
can make it of mutual interest
IS® LET US HELP YOU CLIMB
The First National Bank
BOKCHTO OKLAHOMA
Tom King Cashier
W S Furlong Ass’t Cashier
THE POPULAR PLACE
Elton Brothers Cafe has good things to eat
Luscious pure foods in a place clean and neat
The meats and the fish cooked in right way '
Or soups stews and saueage ail times of day
Nice Coffee good Chilli and everything hot '
Splendid refreshments to hit the riglit spot
Cakes in the morning that all people like
And lunches the best on the old "Frisco Pike”
Follow the wise folks that come every day
Eat and grow fat at Elton’s Cafe t
ELTON BROTHERS
t TIME IS MONEY I
g Save it
a By Seeing
DR MILLER Dentist
£ DURANT :7 Oklahoma
Pretty Model Hats
FOR EARLY SPRING
Now is the time toljuy your Spring Hats
while our stock is complete with the newest
shapes models and designes
Beautiful hats are here in many styles and
presenting all of the latest fashions
Never were the' styles more varied and
picturesque They are trimmed with ribbor
roses pompons and stick-ups
All the latest shades of : new blue purple
tan gold green and black ricj 3 to suit every
one-
THE PARISIAN
MRS M E KALBEREfl East Main
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Story, Jim Tom. The Bokchito News. (Bokchito, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 28, 1914, newspaper, May 28, 1914; Bokchito, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2337923/m1/4/: accessed August 19, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.