The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 2, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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PAGETWO
THE GUYMON HERALD
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,1920.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
UrrrttaUi !■ ifcU ^ pet Urn
*• mi far Iran IUi 23c.
SEWARD OIL CO. TO
START NEW HOLE
WASTED.
DONT TELL HOW HE
TRANSPORTED HER
At a meet.ng of the board of di- ^ e often hear the Temark: "N -
■WAXTED-gon tone to carry the mail. rectors of the Seward County Oil bcdy loves a fat man." This will not,
^ r°od *****■ , hitch and Gas company, held this week, it however, apply to women. They are
f p * was decided to s uspend drilling oper- loved, regardless of their ivoirc -
wantht*—a few pojris of clean cot- ations until March 23rd, at which and there seems no limit to the
to« ra*a at HertU office. (time the drill will b* started and the ?ize- as '* evidenced by the report
WANTED M* - or v jmw to take or- well pushed to completion. from Santa Ana, California, wnere
4«r among ir.rT.it r.d rtighter* tor Several reasons were given for the on Armistice Day John H Hamilt •
She ceBuir.e Kuarar.tee<s t.o !ery. full ?j,ut down. The principal cause was weighing 150, brought home a bride
iXa7S."£,i:r^% T5c an hour the caving of the hole. The start w«igta* 725 pounds. Her aster.
a|Mxe unc, or !«.*« * we*k for fuil was made with a fifteen hole and tbe w*«ri"ng 420 pounds attended the
SKUBffi"K.5rirsR2- xsst
to* r., P*. 33tl# ** J"ere was a possibility the hole
— could not be finished as a six inch Get your Dinner Sunday at the
fob sale or tradb. well. The time between now and Pike Hotel.
March 23rd will be devoted to skid- 1
ding the rig, getting the 20-inch ca#-
read-
ON THE WAY
FDR SALE—Young foiled Shorthorn
Bull. Uolden 'iauntlet breeding G.
F Kionaroor.. 6 nit. S. and 1 ml. K. t>f
Elkhart. Kir.-.s 3*U ing and getting everything
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mess for the start as soon as the j
weather breaks in the spring.
President Shorb advises the Demo- j
crat that with the coming of warm
FOR SALE—A few young broke mare*
e* ru; term*. See C. A. Bitch or W .
X Fletcher at the Fletcher Grain and
Qrooery Here.
FOR SALE—A few extra good young weather it is the intention of the di-
reglatered Hereford t-j*s ar.d ht-ifer*. rectors to push the well to a finish.
««tf BKXRY c. HITCB. —Liberal Democrat.
FOR SALE—An acre farm one-half ;
mile ea*t of Guymon, at $20 per *ct-.
Address Bc-x ill. -St f
FOR SA.LE OR TRADE—Second hand
thresh'.ng rtg. Ca h or term*. 20 h. p.
Reeves engir.e S4-in. cylender sepa-
rator ideal Rumley. li. J. Camp, Good-
well, Okla.
Call at Hamby's Apple House and
get your Oil'Cake. 37tf
breedens
RHEUMATIC.
COMPOUND
ron RHEUMATISM
SOLD EVERYWHERE
MlSCKLLAXEOtrS.
FOR SAL&^-One t«o room house and
tux lots, close in. Will oeil all or part.
St* U W. Booth tttt
rry. HUNTING is positively forbidden on
the J. K. Hitch ranch on the Coldwater
crack. ~ ■
HENRY C. HITCH.
Sold By
DuBOSE DRUG STORE
rOR BALK—4 209 Bundle* Kafir Cora
*ad UN Bundle* Cane for sale
rt* per bundle, if called for. Call
L. Hudiburg, one apd one-
mile* «a*t of cemetery. 2ttf
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FOR SALE—Ford Touring Car
Good Condition. A bargain for some
•n* needing a car. Call on or addreaa
J. &. Dailey, Guymon, Okla. J7t5p
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Ckirtrr *IJS. Ke«er«e IMatriet S 1*.
REPORT OF THE COXDITIOV OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Guymon, In the State of Oklahoma, at the close of business on
November 15th, 1J20.
RESOVKCBS
FOR KE*T.
FOR RENT—A furnished room, one 1
block east of city hall. Call on Mr«. M g
Lynch. 40tU> s
FOB RENT—Sleeping rooms. 50c by §
the day or tl.SO per week. Room.« g
furnished or unfurnished for lifjht g
housekeeping. Mrs. E. O. Davidson, g
across the street from The Knox Gar- I g.
age. 3St4 !i
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FOR RENT—Four bed room* in mod- jg
ern rteidence, men preferred. Also s
form for two car* U> garage. Apply j H
at Herald office.
LOST
LOST—A figured black belt with bur-
nished silver buckle. Finder please re-
turn to Herald office. 40t2p
Dr. K. L. Maxwell, the eye, ear. hose
and throat specialist of Amarillo. Tex.,
will make regular visits to Guymon
•nee each month, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Anyone desiring his
services -may arrange for the swine
with Dr. Langston or Dr. Hayes. Next
visit will be December C, 7, S, and «x-
ery fourth week thereafter. 7tf
Gasoline Concrete i
§
Mixer.
I am prepared to in s=de- §=
walk* ami foundations for any h
six* buHdlngs on short notice. If
My new machine" Is a wonderful =
Improvement over tbe Old way. |
Content Tiling, Cement, Bricks, §|
Cement Blocks ' and Concrete |
work of all rktr.d* on hand, g
Figure, with n e on your cement g
buildings
All Work (>um(rr4
B. J. BRANT
Phone 255, Guymon, Oklahoma.
Loans and discounts ,
Notes and bills rediscounted'
serve Bank "s ■ ■; ■ •
Overdrafts unsecured
L>eposited to secure circulation (I". S. bonds
par" value) .
Owned and unpledged
Total L'. 8. Government securities
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank <i><
subscription
Value of banking house, owned
cumbered ..
Furniture and fixtures
Lawful reserve with .Federal Reserve Bank
Cash in vault and net amounts due from na-
tional banks
Checks on other banks in the same city or town
as reporting bank
Total of last two items
Checks on banks located outside of city or
town of reporting bank and other cash Items
Redemption fund with I*. S. Treasurer and due
from L". 8. Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected—approximate
on notes and bills receivable not past due
rith Federal Ke-
per cent of
and unin-
AL
! I \ ill I 1 1 1 US
Capital stock paid in —
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid
Interest and discount collected, or credited In
advance of maturity and not earned
Circulating notes outstanding
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding.
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificate.* of deposit due in less than 2d days
(Other than for money borrowed)
Toc<.t of demand deposits (other than bank de-
posits) subject i« reserv.
Certificates of deposit (othtr than for money\
borrowed i
Total of time deposits subject to reserve
, ♦cnts.wHu VtAra! Itesefve
* 53,421.(9
2SO;4 85.10
4 06.74
$ is.eoo.o«
31,200.00
it.200.90
1.500.09
S.oOO.ftO
2,000.00
27,063. li*
25.S52.35
4,S<5> .2
30.721.87
2 «.«3
1.250.00
3,370.00
I22.2S6.95
I 25,000.00
25,060.00
IT.435.71
v>47.1«
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The Real Live Buster Brown and Tige, to
Latham Dry Goods Co.
Guymon, Oklahoma
Thursday, December 7, 4:00 P. M.
Grand Free Entertainment.
Everybody Invited.
An Entertainment that will Amuse and Interest both
Young and Old., Free Souvenirs to Every Boy
and Girl.
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IS.S72.45
The Big Cut Price Sale Continues
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discounts shown abc
.e or not.
to 11
was made
The
g; State of Oklahoma, County of Texas, ss :
g I. Krnest KTooz. <sa h:er of the abiv-'-named bank, do solemnly i
g that the above statemn.; is true to the best of my knovicdsre r*nrl 1
8 • ' K K.N EST K I>V 7S Cashie
gs Subscribed and sworn to before me this ;tth d.-jy of November,
H (Seal) . ■ P. W. PARIS, N< : \
g My ComnilssSoir expires Septemb-r 16, 1S: _
'S Correct—Attest;
S GOTTLIMB' KNZ, C. A NASH. S. C. TYLER. s
HUDSON, ESSEX
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6£WK
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and buick automobiles
gether
for Good
At a county fair years
ago. a flamboyant sign
advertised: " The
Strangest Sight in the World!" Those who paid to
see the marvel found ten farmers pulling TO-
GETHER on a rope! . . . It's different today. Now
thousands of farmers everywhere are pulling together.
We're v/orking together for good—our own good, to
be sure, but the consumer's as well; for fair prices for
b oth producer and consumer and for better marketing
f cilitien.
We have a few on hand at the
CITY GARAGE
Also Exide Batteries, Kelly-Springfield and Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup
Tires and Miehelin Tubes.
LIC0
FLOUR
"Stands The Test"
Try a Sack
i at
FLETCHER GRAIN & GROCERY CO.
In a scries of adverti-v^ents in
this new spaper we shall tell you
cf methods by which termers'
cooperative as^rKriationS every-
where are prof, ting by better
marketing facilities. For this
spscc and publicity, credit is
cue to Tk~ Country Gentle-
ma?;. whose st £.7 o? experts are
studying and in its columns re-
porting cooperative accomplish-
ments all over America. And
ri^'nt at the start let uc say that
you ought to be reading that
publication regularly. In under-
standing cf and ?r;.r.ka. ..elp-
fulness to real farmers it ranks
in importance with our great
farmer organizations. If you're
not already a subscriber, now is
a good time to place your order
for a year's subscription—52 is-
sues—for only S1.00. With The
Country Gentleman we are
pulling together, because it is a
strong national advocate of co-
operative methods for progress
on the farm.
Guymon Equity Uuion Exchange
guymon, oklahoma
The Country Gentleman. Ffcilao-><hia Pa. I'm gfcxi to you pushing otu organization wnh mckI
advrrtis^R And here's try oollsr for TH5 COUNTRY GSNTLDtAX fcr a year— 52 weekly issues. The two
go well together
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The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 2, 1920, newspaper, December 2, 1920; Guymon, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc274477/m1/2/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.