The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 24, 1922 Page: 1 of 10
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The Guymon Herald.
VOL. 32.
Thm Guymon Democrat ni ranaolldatad wit*
rh Guymon Herald March lal. lilt.
GUYMON. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24,1922.
nrrit'iAL rorurr papbr
I1.K PKR VICAR.
NO. 26.
The Redpath-Horner Chautauqua Opens in Guymon, Saturday, August 26
Nominee Walton Out
Aiding the Bonus Bill
GOOD ROADS CLUB LUNCH FRIDAY
GUYMON SCHOOL
FACULTY 1922-23
To the People of the State of Ok-
homa:—
The "Soldiers Bonus Bill" must be
filed with Secretary of State by 0. F. Munson Superintendent
September 19th. I ask every man I High School
and woman who is friendly to the bill j W. E. Wheeler Prin. High School
to send in at least one n?iition with Paul R. Pickens
twenty names. We should not throw | Manual Training and Ath'etics
the burden of getting signers on the Katheryn C. McMullen English
Ex-service man—they have "hiked", Marie Braffet Commercial
enough. I Mrs. W. P. Smith Mathematics
This is the description of a forced Ollie Shattuck Honi£ Economics | Guymon Tuesday, to pass on the pro-
ma.ch made by the 77th division at Au.'rey Bannister History l,osition of issuin* 16000 in bond,, to
the close of the War. It was written Leo C. Johnston Foreign Languages 'ui,d an adl,ition th* Guymon Free
by a private soldier: j Myrtle Shattuck
"We covered a distance of about
156 mile? on that 'hike' and
us fifteen days in all. While our Grades
kitchens followed us they handed us Myrtle Salter
out from four to five stewed prunes Pollie George
each, a^d a hard luck story, and wo Ruth Williams
hikel twelve miles that day in the Mona Williams
raitt." i Eugenia Shaw
I intend to have a list made and Truda McLarty
published of all those who circulated V .'.lie A Mur.son
petitions and procure as many as Nora Daily
twenty names. j Alma Clark
The time has arrived to remember Mrs. Florence L. Rector
the Ex-service man with something
The f rst of the semi-monthly Good i mittec to make these regular events
Roads Club luncheons will occur at I hereafter, and it is believed that good
the Pike Hotel tomerrow. It is the rwults will follow this method of the! FREE CHAUTAUQUA
intention of the entertainment com-' business men getting together.
John Field in Guymon
On September the 2nd
TICKETS FOR FARMERS
Vote For Addition To
the Free Fair Building
Wednesday, August 30 Cherokee,
2 p m.; Fairvii y, j p. m.
Thursday, A .*ost SI—Talago, t
p. m.; Arnett, * p. m.
Friday, Sentemnor 1—Buffalo, 2 p.
There have been many calls for the
tickets for Farmers day at the Chau-
tauqua, and the prospects are that m.; Beaver, 8 p. m.
the town will be filled with f«rmersl Saturday, September 2—Guymon t
Sat "i lay afternoon. Every farmer p. m.; Boise City 8 p. m.
who i mes to town should avail him-1
*elf of the free ticket for the after- Voters in this section of the state
noon entertainment It is barely pos should make note of these dates and
The snecial bond election hsld in JUNIOR TICKET HUNT
FOR FRIDAY EVENING sible that there may not be enough j «rranrc to hear Mr. Fields at one of
ticket* lo go around, but if such hap- j the«e places as It will be impossible
j Ftsir Building, and to make ether park * fhour fo/ *eDch,iWre" i" one ?e"8 to the, tnr him «• mor,> ,h"n one
•lprovcments carried by a sub^n- Matures of the Redpath-Horner fail to get tickets will be given free city jn each countv owing t > the lim-
al>out Normal Training and Kindergarten ... . .. Th ' ... . Chautauqua program, and this is to entrance by some citisen stationed at time before November 7. A cram-
it took Madeline Claycomb Music ^ ^ 127 for the bor.ds and 40 a ainst " °n 'he court ',ouse 'Hwn at 7 the gate for that purpose. This is
panyintr Mr. Fields will be two nther
Th.. h«H rrnn mnHitinna nml P' W* Friday evenln*- This is un- a treat for the farmer* and the whole will talk to the folks.
First Grade • Jer the supervison of Miss Prosser, family is included in the invitation. Following the nrecepts be has hid
First Grade ' thT^rnnnsttilmy uITht (<hautau(l"« Junior {Supervisor. Bring the whole family. ,|0wn for his life's work, John Fie Ida
Second Gnde n«H]r A, ,hi< ,|me ^ : on . hl«h
fcond or.*. <•"« «" <•* TAKE SHORT COURSE n'ane and so far as he is concerned
Sin Crade1 our town and the bi* fl'ee ^th "11" AT FARMERS SCHOOL will be no mud-sHnfing and no
Third Grade, . acquaint them with the junior plans Nullification of any man. r-"'v or or-
for the following week. All the chil-; County Agent J. B. Hisey, Presi- ganisation. He will go before the
Jren are urged to join in this play dent L. W. Shields, Secretary W. W. voters with a message and an appeal
Kennedy, Director J. A. Meade, of the f0r an honest, efficient admlnlstra-
Texas County Free Fair Board. E. E. tion of public affair* ar.d wPI tell the
Childers, Cam Wilmeth and Harold folks from every platform in the state
Fourth Grade
This means that work will be start-
Fifth Grade ed jU8t as l^^ly as possible on the
Sixth Grade Edition, which will be on the north
;de of the present structuiV. and
Seventh Grade iu<lt h*lf the of thepres-
This will contain a
more thin "resolutions" and "prom- Grace Tudor Eighth Grade ent *tructy'"e
ises." I ask every man and woman The Guymon Schools will open Mon-i sa'e* rin* for the stoclc nows and
who will assist to write me for a (1av. September 4th. Registration of nd « hundre<l additional stalls
blank petition. J. P. WALTON. hieh sM pupil will take place in 51 wh,th to house ^ |ve
^ the high school auditorium on Friday. This addit,on wi" d'9P«" e with
LAYING TELEPHONE Septemher 1st, at 10:00 a. m. and 1:00 th* necessity of leasing tents in which
TARI F AND CONDUIT p- • PuPilx attend whichever to house the educational and domestic
CABLh AND CUINUUII , wiun |g mo(|t conveni(;nt to them exhib.'s, and will add greatly to the
A force of men this week commen- The Eighth. A. Grade will present convenience and attractiveness of the
«*ed digging the trenches for the lay- themselves for registration with the property.
ing of the new telephone cable and high school. nUIPrATPfl
conduit, that will give Guymdn a Organization of the high school 1 UUoEi ULLEiliAlbo
most modern equipped exchange. will take place on Monday, Septem- TO THE STATE MEET
President Tyler of the Guymori-Hans- her 4th. at 8:46 a. m. Organization
ford Telephone Company has had the | 0f the grades will take place on same The Oelius-Bratton Post of the
new equipment in for sometime, and date at 9:00 a. m., with the exception American Legion chose Commander
this will put about fifteen thousand (tf the Seventh and Eighth Grades. Herbstreit and Tom Wright as their
feet of cable and conduit about the These will be organised at the same delegates to the Bartlesville Conven-
t«wn, covering the business auction, time as the high school, and at the {;on „t their meeting last night. Thi*
and the principal part of the reai- high school building. The Sixth A.' cop vent ion will occur September 11th
dence sections of the city. When this Qra<ie will present themselves for or- ^n<| 12.
is completed, the new switchboard and ionization with the Seventh Grade Lawrence Tryon, Dallas Lewter
distributing rack will be installled the high school building at the anij Tom Wright were chosen as the
and most all of the poles and over- K*me time of organization of the new social and entertainment com-
hoad linea will be dispensed with, and Seventh Grade. I mittee, which will have in charge the
Guymon will have one of the b«Mt The Kindergarten will be open for doings of the local post for the ensu-
southwest. The outfit will then be a]| children who are five years of jn)r year.
practically new, and we understand are on or before January 1st. There
that the work now outlined will re- w||i not be any promotions from the STREET MAIL BOXES
i quire an outlay of between ten and kindergarten to the First Grade till
twelve thousand dollar*. j the end of the school year, except in
I the case of children who are six year* .
ARRANGING DOCKET
Wool I th j^ceived notice of4n«- ■ .«m>
FOR_FALL COURT .r t. t ' " '•
Arthur G. Sutton inference with the superintendent J"*!^iuT'L ^.^.7. ^ii/Tj
HAVE BEEN SHIPPED
District Judge
and Court Stenographer
hour.
BREEDERS' ASS'N. . „
1*1 IMC cpoivr SAI P ,,i8ey- Guymon, and Mr. Hart of the plans he has outline! to secure
I IjAJNo OrKIINli nALrj Texhoma, formed n party that started SUPh government. As in his peraonal
There were about thirty members
present at the meeting of the Texas
County Breeders' Association at the
Court House last Monay afternoon,
and they had a very interesting meet-
ing. March 27 an 28 was decided up-
on as the date for the Spring Sale for
the association next year, and Messrs.
Meade, Hitch and Childers were ap-
Tuesday morning for Stillwater, Ok- affairs he has very definite ideaa ra-
lahoma, where they will attend the Karding the conduct of bushes*, and
Farmers' Short Course of the Okls- after all the conduct of state affairs
homa Agricultural and Mechanical jg nothing more than a purely bust-
College. This school has grown to be nMg proposition.
recognized aa one of the most impor- John Fields now stands and has al-
tHnt farm events of the staU\ and WBy„ gtoo*d for state government for,
attendance and interest is increas- 0f an(j the people and a clean, hoi*
ing every year. est administration of affairs, ani
when he takea the oath of office a*
governor he will have not a solitary
ARE MOVIN<; NICELY -;-;—
The committees having in charge and a strong mind, and he may to
♦ he sales of Chautauqua tickets were depended upon to surround hi*
late in getting a start, but report with the beat minds in the state aa 1
satisfactory progress since yesterday advisors and co-workers.
morning. Eight pairs of workers, be-1 Attend these meetinga and
sides a number of the young ladiea of to John Fielda and thoae accompaay-
chautauoua TICKETS
boys club of the county at the time
of the Free Fair thia fall, which are to
be fed and prepared for the sale by the
boys. This will be a practical school
for the development of stock, and will
result in great benefits for the live*
Stock industry of the county.
The Association also decided to get hig'him." Th^Till"to^7
ou a *pe< ia pamp e or r u- ^ and it is believed the quota of for the folka interested in the welfare
tion during the fair, giving the objects
and aima of the association, and other
valuable information for the farmers ln* on ' *tU **'
of the county.
sales will be reached before the open-
BIG STILTS IS NOW
A TEXAS COUNTY HOG
THE GIRL SCOUTS
HAD AN OUTING
Quite a number of the Girl Scouts, .
chaperoned by Rev. and Mra. Real and 'he women attend
and progreaa of Oklahoma of erery
previous political faith who
that the man ahoutd have place
party. In this campaign party Haaa
have h«ra obliterated by th* injar-
tion of foreign laaue. Into it.
It is the earnest wish of Mr. FiaMs
th«
" inga, as he will have a message
Joe A. Meade is evidently preparing Mesdames Howsley snd Lighter, en-
to have a top notch hen! of Dure? Jer- joyed an outing for half of this week *m-
«i , , . . . „ , . „ n__rv lahoma that honeat men of all partMa
He has purchased th. fam- out on th. Coldwat^ are looking for the purity of the bal-
sey hoga.
ous boar,
pnuem Big Stilts, from E. Sio- Hitch Ranch, going out early Monday
. . ... . . , .... _ 1 and says he will sono publish a call for| cum. the well known Beaver County morning and returning home last
King , of at the high school building on Satur- ^ ^ ^ ingU,UUoB- Qrde„ f<J ^ ^ ^ ^ #v#n,nr ^ Misaea Helen North-
lot.
r ' . . .. , « A c « j .4 ia . « Tk- nia« ior wieir imwiwuun. ururn iwr nreooer, ana mu inimn arrived ai me wvwin*. i r i av lvaittg
Alw p.m. in Mond.y .n ft... taJ, . '..U bo.„ w.„ b th.] Ho, lUnrt b.t S..urt.r, Tkl. r p. S«. Uhtoy .nd Eli h,th F.ri. TOOK BOY SCOUTS
were the LieutenanU in charge of the OUT TO COLD WATER
at the grade
on the s«m*r"r *f°'
The posts on which they
are to be placed have been here for a
number of months. The people will
be glad to see them placed.
LEGION AUXILIARY
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
going over the docket for the fall inclusive, will me^t
term of court, clearing the docket of building at 2:00 p,
non-litigation caaes and adjusting aet- date.
their work today. O- F. MUNSON,
_________ Superintendent.
THE REGULARS WON n,0-,^IT10Ilpn Ann
THE GAMETHIS TIME ,HST^W WAS^ERE
The tecond frame between the "OM ■
Timers" and the regular base ball Dr. W. W. Osgood, Grand Master
nine on the local diamond last even- elect of the Oklahoma Odd Fellows
ing resulted in the regulars winning was a visitor in Guymon last Friday,
by a score of 7 to 4. The old timers and addressed the local lodge at their
contend that it was just too hot to meeting that night. The Tyrone,
play ball anyhow, and that If the Hooker and Texhoma Lodges aent
wiather was right, it couldnt have delegations who were present at the I Bartlesville, September 11-12.
,,rtw jo,,,, I meeting, and enjoyed the treat. | members are urged to be present.
to the people of the Panhandle coun- younger girls, instructing them in
try who attended the Texas County their scout rules, sports, swimming, Attorney R. L. Howsley, witk m
and Panhandle Free Pair the past two etc. They had an ideal camping bunch of the Boy Scouta, went ort to
seasons. He was the Grand Champion ground and report a most interest- the Coldwater for an outing, startia*
st the first fair, repeating last year, in* time, but kicked becauae the Tuesday evening. Their camp
snd in addition was first in get of the snakes and turtles were too thick in on the Miller Ranch, and they
sire class. He will be shown this year one of the pools. 1 prepared to have a regular good
by Mr. Meade in the aged boar class
Auxiliary! and get of sire class. He Is considered ■
Realize Your Dreams
Every Parent has dreams of a better education for hia Children
than he had, hut many a time it seems that the dream will never
be realised.
One sure way to make it come true ia to etart a Thrift Aceoaat la the
child's name now. and add to it consistently each week or month. Then
when the time arrives for College the Thrift Aeeount with Its aeerued
interest will be ready to take up the burden of expenses.
We pay 4 Per Cent Intereet.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The American Legion
will meet Friday night at 8:30 o'clock | the best son of the Famous Stilts Boar
in Mrs. Woodwsrd's law office for|*t the head of the lying View Farm in
the purpose of electing delegates to Missouri, which money cannot buy
the third convention of the Depart- Two of his full sisters will be shown
ment of Oklahoma, to be held at I at the national swine ahow this year
All by the Long View farm, and aeveral of
| Big Stilts sona and daughters will be
—* shown at the State fairs. Mr. Meade
is storking his farm with the very best
blood lines obtainable, and intenda
that Texaa county will make a big spot
in the pure blood swine map if he can
got the other breeders of the county
properly impressed by his own efforts.
| HANSFORD COUNTY
FAIR AND PICNIC
The executive committee has de-
rided on October 10 and 11 as the dates
for the Hansford County Pair and
Spearman Picnic The work of mak-
ing arrangements and preparations
can now move right along and there
in no doubt but what it will be one of
the moat successful Pairs ever held
In thia aection.
It ia planned to make the Pair an
annual event, and therfore a great ef-
fort will be made to make no mistake
at the beginning. The stock fanners
of Hanaford and adjoining counties
will be given an opportunity to show
juet what they are doing in the way
of building up thoroughbred herds.
Already several leading breeders have
notified their willingness to bring
some of their heat show animals to the
Fair, and they will all fall in line by
Rair time Spearman Reporter.
U.B.Thrifty says
a man Wanfa
to borrow trouble,
knd Kim
oil you have "
Texas County National Bank
On the D. C. 11. Highway
Corner Mala and 16th Streets
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The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 24, 1922, newspaper, August 24, 1922; Guymon, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc274236/m1/1/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 22, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.