The Logan County News. (Crescent, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1914 Page: 5 of 8
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Now that the Glorious Fourth is over, let us pre
pare for the harvest which is upon us, by buy
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Canneries, Shoe* and Work
riothiiiL' at our stun1
—Sole Agent for—
Carhartt Overalls and
Work Gloves
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4" REMEMHEII, that on next Saturday at 3:30 p.
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^ number, one 42 Piece Gold Band Dinner Set.
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The Ford Automobile. I
There's nothing email about the Ford-except its pur ♦
chase price and cost to keep them up In num- +
ber of cars, in woild wide 'ise, in quality of service to |
owners and in its daily performance it is the the big- +
gest car in the world 530000 users will testify to these it
facts. |
$500 for the runabout; $550 for the touring car and $750 for I
the town ca**—f. o. b. Detroit, complete with equipment. 2
Get catalog and particulrs from f
H. H. CARSON i
ORDE'R. yVO W Crescent, Oklha j
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Married
On Wednesday evening of last
week, Miss Anna Dry to Mr.Wal
ter Kuthei find, at the home Rev.
Foshee at Crescent, the parents
of the bride being present
These are tw<> of Crescent com-
munities ti nest young people,
both members of excellent farni
lies and are industrious and tine
young people, the bride being
the popular daughter i f Mr and
Mrs. George Dry and lias many
tine accomplishments The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kuth
erford and is a very tine and in
dustrious ycung man, who has
chosen un excellent helpmate
through life.
These excellent young people
have the congratulations of a
host of friends who wish them
Diuch success through life.
Coyle Cave No! Settled.
Word comes from Oklahoma
City where the mandamus pro
ceedings were to be argued Mon
day, swearing Judge Houston of
the bench in the case and was
delayed another six weeks b.v
the fact that the supreme Jud
ges ruled that they could have
thirty more days to tile an amen-
ded petition, thus the case is to
draw along for a time at least.
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why the successful housewife likes to buy their meats at the
Shirley Rhoades'Meat Market
He carries nothing but the choicest meats.
We Pay 15 Cents
For Mo. I Fresh i ggs
8 ccnts for No. 2 or
Small Spot Iggs
We Candle all eggs
For Good Sweet Butter
We Pay 22 Cents
Must have all milk worked out
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Friday and Saturday
Progressive League
Messers. McNeer and Kendal
and Rev. Styles and Joe Law-
rence handeled the sufferage
question at the League meeting
on Sunday last in a most inter-
esting manner, discussing i t
most fully and made some very
excellent remarks pro and con.
Good music was also prepared
by Prof. Thornton and the meet-
ing was a very interesting one.
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H Old Roosters
| The Square Deal Store
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The new gin is just about com-
Rtanlay Stobaughand C. G:aCf|P|eted- the ntiw '"^chinery is
tell us that they are going to buy ^ placed in position and it promis-
an abundance of wheat and corn es that Crescent will again this
this fall and summer, and as the! fall have a wonderful cotton
men always see that a little market. The Houton gins will
more than market price is paid be in the thickets of the fray
for stuff we have every reason to for the cotton. It's the old say-
believe them. ing that the life of trade is com-
petition and these two great,
concerns are as alert and keen
to their business interests as
any ti mis to be l'oynd any place
W. C Kilby and family, an
J. B. Warring and family visit"
with C. Ward during the cell
bration.
L W. and Mrs. Bras were
over from Pawhuska to the cele-
bration and met many of their
o l d friends while here all of
whom were glad to see them
and enjoyed their visit here.
Kd Leatberraan is taking a
fifteen day lay off. Roy Holiday
is carrying the mail in his ulace
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Large Acreage Subscribed Insures A Commercial
Fruit Growing Enterprise For Crescent Fruit Land
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Many owners of Fruit Land will make sufficient additional money on present orchards by Moncrief s
Scientific Method to pay all cost and more for developing their additional fruit lands. Scientific orchard-
ing is an insurance against dry years when agricultural crops are destroyed. Scientific orchards paid in-
come last year in Kansas during the worst drought ever known in the state when all other crops were
complete failures. First-class orchard lands has fully confirmed by Moncrief test of subsoil are about as
scarce as oil land.
Investigate your land and if in the fruit belt go into the proposition and help push the industry.
Now is the time Your Interest is Needed.
THE WINFIELD NURSERY COMPANY
Field Man, R. M. Bridges.
J. MONCRIEF, President.
Orchard Expert, II. I). Sayles.
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Frishman, Joseph. The Logan County News. (Crescent, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1914, newspaper, July 10, 1914; Crescent, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc235317/m1/5/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.