Hobart Weekly Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 14, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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FARMERS UNION PAGE
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Cooperton
Heads the List
Cooperton is the only city ia
Kiowa county that can boaat of a
genuine first • claaa creamery,
which waa erected last fall by
Haatings Industrial Company of
Chicago, at a total cost of S6760,
and now the farmer* are begin*
nine to reap a harvest from their
investment in aame as it was
mostly through their loyalty that
it was erectsd.
It waa opened for buainess on
April 5 under the care of Mr. W.
E. Harris, of Bloomington, 111., a
first-class butter maker and an
alround good buaineee man, for
in the paat 30 daya he haa made
4983 pounda of high grade outter
out of the butter fat that was de-
livered to the creamery by the
farmers in the vicinity of Coop-
erton, and they received 1987.60
for butter fat for one year, and it
haa only started: no one can
foresee what it will be in a very
short time. When the farmers
realise what ia in atore for them
by keeping a few cowa, and giv-
ing them the care acd attention
they do tneir cotton crop, they
will raiss lass cotton and mors
hogs to feed their skim milk to.
which thsy can do as thsy get
their milk back from the cream •
ery as soon as it can be weighed
and run through the big De Lav-
al separator, which skims 3,600
pounds or 850 gallons of milk per
hour.
Pleaee bear in n<ind that thia ia
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BANK
OUR
By Uapoaltora' Quaran-
tea Fund of the Stat* of
Oklahoma
W W. ROWLAND, Pre* W. C. KEL8AY. Cssbier
w WALTON, VIoc-PfM. O b. MOTHERS A ID, Ami. Cub
strictly a home ccncern and run
only for the interest of all that
patronize aame. And a word to
thoee having eeparator*: If you
wieh to eecure the beet teet pos-
sible be careful and not mix the
warm cream with that of the pre-
vious milking until the warm
gets cool; and do not try to get
too high a test, as it being thick
makes it mueh harder to secure
a good test. Bear in mind that
you get the higheet price for
your butter fat at all times, and
isceive your pay for same on the
5th and 20th of each month.
We are reliably informed that
a merchant in one of our neigh-
boring towns sold a very inferior
grade of butter and represented
it as Cooperton creamery butter,
when, in fact, that town had
never received a shipment ot our
butter. Anyone receiving a ship-
ment of butter that is not strictly
up to standard will confer a favor
upon the management here by
adviaing them of the fact, ae we
only want to put out A Grade.
You are invited to call at any
time and carefully inspect the
plant. We aak the aupport of all
to aaaiat us in making it one of
ths largest wsalth producing
propositions in ths county, and
in helping us you will also hslp
yourself and your neighbor to in-
crease tne price of milk cowstnot
only her? but over the entire
county, and in a very short time
you will see only the best grade
of cows feeding upon the big al
falfa fields, which Kiowa county
can boaat of, resulting in more
butter fat, leas acreage of cotton,
and that will help us to have a
longer term of school for the
children, which they rightfully
deserve.
Des Moines Mutual Hail Insurance Association
OF DES MOINES. IOWA
was organized in 1899, and has done a successful
business ever since. Alt losses have been paid one
hundred cents on the dollar. In 1907 alone, the
Des Moines Mutual paid over $16,000.00 more in
losses than all the other local companies in Okla-
homa combined. If you wish your loss paid in full
insure vour crops with the ^ ^
Des Monies Mutual Hail Insurance Assn.
Or DES MOINES, IOWA
The Local
Dispensary
Under the Supervision of
J. W. McCollom the
Law Will Be Car*
ried Out to the
Letter
8ince the passage of the bill
creating the dispsnsary depart*
ment in the state of Oklahoma
and during the time it has taken
to establish the system, there
has been a lot of extremely un-
kind remarks made concerning
the men,who conscientiously feel
it their duty to support and aid
in the atrict enforcement of thia
law. Naturally, these caustic re*
marks come from that part of the
press, which haa been, and is,
inimical to the present adminis-
tration. We can conceive of no
more rigid adherence to duty's
call than this, that a man who
has consecrated his life and ner-
vioes to God and has lived the
life of an active ohurohman,
should tender his servioes to the
state and by regulating the aale
of intoxicanta endeavor to bene-
fit and raiae the morala of thoae
who have not the deaire nor the
will power to protect themaelvea
from the drink habit. The min-
iater who may lower himaelf (aa
these artioles invariably say) to
the level of an aotual seller of
booze, should not forfeit the re-
spect of the people.but ia entitled
to a greater respect aa a man
who has set aaide his personal
prejudices and has answered the
call- There ia no doubt that
Oklahoma haa the beat prohibit-
ory law in the oountry and the
more active men like J. W. Mc-
Collom are in this work,the much
more effective will the law be.
Non -alcoholic
Sarsaparilla
If you think you need a tonic,
ask your doctor. If you think
you need comethini for your
blood, ask your doctor. If you
think you would like to try
Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsapa-
rilla, atk your doctor. Con-
sult him often. Keep ia close
touch with him.
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W« pahUafc sar feraalM
m We kMKk
w fraB sar ••tftctou
Ask your doctor to name some of the
results of constipation. His long list will
begin with sick-headache, biliousness,
dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then
ask him if he would recommend your
using Ayer's Pilla.
Hal, kI lb* J.c Ajrn Co., unil, Sw —
The Goose for legal blanks
| A Few tt Leaders i Implement World1
DO
question
Canton Texas Victor Cultivator
Telescope axle caa be k*l lor Wide or iito track. It will aot work loose.
The acst caa be aet aajrwhere to suit the height and weight ol driver
When used as a walker, the ioiated sest rail caa be throws lorward out ol the
way. The teosioa can be sdjusted from the sest, sad «pringi can be set to coua
ter-balsnce the weight ol light or heavy ganga. The op
bra hand latch. The hitch ii low but with ample clear-
ance. Wheels an 44 iachea high, aad have dnst-prool removable boxes, permit-
ting the see ol hard oiL The Victors are "tep-sotcbars" ia avery way
OUR VERY BEST
WANT? It is your opportunity to look around, but it our priv-
ilege to show you what we have to offer. We have studied the
farmers' wants carefully and make many efforts to obey the
voice of the people. We supply these wants with profitable
goods that are acknowledged leaders, and consider a satisfied
customer our best advertisement. So when you have time
and are open to honest conviction come and see what goes to
make up our line and learn THE WHY AND WHAT OF PRICES.
ACME
Hodges Mower
Independent Acme
Harvesting Machines
represent our binders
mowers and hay
rakes, a product not
In the trust and a line
that is built right and
is fast making friends
The Acme Hodges mower is a good machine, one that will properly cut any kind of
grass on any kind of ground, it Is light of draft, easy to operate and is durable. We
have sold them for ten years, and they are not only doing the work, but doing it well.
The features of its general make-up and the essentials of good construction are many.
We solicit an inspection from you so we can tell you more about the "Independent Line"
Hand Jane/ Horse Dump Hay Rakes, Sickle Grinders, Harvesters,
Sweep Rakes, Hay Presses, Bale Ties, Hog Fencing.
Machine Oil.
^ Other goods which are now in season, and which bespeak quality are: Quick Meal Gasoline Ranges, Herrick Sanitary Refrigerators, Mitchell
and Bain Wagons, Racine Buggies, Surries, Road Wagons,^Single Driving Harness,Fly Nets, Screen Doors,Lap Robes, House Paint, Barn Paint.
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Worrall, Cyrus M. Hobart Weekly Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 14, 1908, newspaper, May 14, 1908; Hobart, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc269249/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.