Taloga Times-Advocate (Taloga, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 27, 1923 Page: 1 of 8
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TALOGA TIMES-ADVOCATE
Successor to the Taloge Times, Taloga Advocate, Camargo Comet, Lenora Leader and Seiling Me?seiger
Official County Papev
Taloga. Dewey County. Oklahoma. Thursday, December 27. 1928
Vol. 30 NO. : 9
THIS WEEK'S
HAPPENINGS IN
DEWEY COUNTY
Important Events Given Brief
Mention; So mi thing About
Yob and Your Neighbor
M. D. Hidley of the Aledo
neighborhood was a caller at our
office yesterday. He reports that
the oil well in that neighbor-
hood has been at a standstill on
account of the tirat hols caving,
the compiny having to skid the
derrick. He sajB that they are,
now installing two boilers and
will rash things as soon as they
get to drilling auain in order to
get through the sand as quick as
possible.
Tuesday closes our reduced
rates on subrcriplions and you
you will have to hurry if you gel
in on this oargain. We will ac-
cept ail subsections that are re"
ceived by m i! u mailed by Jan-
uary 1st. Rameniber you g t d
whole year's reaJing for 75^,
Chaa. Hutton and W. D Fish-
er ot' the Oikwood neiglibor-
hwi wer^ in Talogo a few min-
utes la^t 11 >niiy.
Rlr. and Mrs. Sipp an J family
spent a few days the first of the
weuk visiting relatives and fri-
ends in the Lt ;dey neighborhood
* Mr. add Mrs. Bert Pannell,
Miss Alice Pannell. and Miss
Marcel Batep, all of Elk City
were Christmas visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J, W.
Duckett in Taloga.
A number of Mrs. Chas. Thom-
brough'a relatives from the Aledo
neighborhood have been spend-
ing the holidays with them.
Otto Brandly of the Oakwood
neighborhood transacted busi-
ness in the county hub the fore
part of the week. He took ad-
vantage of our heyday subscrip-
tion rates and shoved his sub-
scription up up a notch while
here.
An organizer of the anti K K
K made a talk here last Satur
day night, and tried to perfect
an organization but we under-
stand he was not very successful.
If the K K K organization have
an order here they hare been
very quiet about it as wa have
not heard of any of them com-
mitting any wibngful act
It looks to us as if these organ-
izers were more atter money
than anything else.
WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FOf* THEIR
LIBERAL PATRONAGE FOR THE PAST
YEAR. WE HOPE TO HAVE THE PLEAS-
URE OF SERVING YOU IN 1924.
Wishing you a happy
and prosperous New Year
EDITOR
C3C9S3CSSSS3(
WHEAT RAISERS
GET HUGE SUM
FOR THEIR CROP
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
We extend to our friends and
customers the compliments _
of the season.
Wishing you a Merry Christ-
mas and a happy New Year.
Over Three Million Dollar* Haw
Been Paid to Co-opera tiro
Aetociation Memberer
Enid, Okla., Dec. 26- (Speo-
iai) — Members of the Oklahoma
uid Texas Wheat Growers' asso-
ciations already have been paid
a total of $3,346,160,40 on wheat
placed in the 1923 pool of the or-
ganization, it has been announced
rrom the main office of the two
i'ates located in Enid. The mon-
y constitutes two payments oft
5,235,368 bushels of wheat, and
mo more payments are vo be
nade to the grower-members.
The Oklahoma association leada
n deliveries in the two states,
laving 4,146,591 bushels in the
jool on which memBers have
>een paid $2,611,619,82. Texaa
nembers have delivered 1,085^
777 bushels ar.d have drawn
*734,540,58, The business for
.y^3aheady has shown an in-
case of 50 percent over the en-
re business for 1922, officials
moounced.
The two issociations have a
rtdit of $4,000,000 in the newly
_tablished Federal Intermediate
"redit banks and have already .
jsed approximately $1,500,'300 of
'.he money placed at their dis-
posal by the government in ths
>rderly marketing of Oklahoma
and Texas wheat.
OF TALOOAj OKLA,
t
iMLiZ
Oakwood News
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLaugh-
lin of Washington, Kan. are here
visiting their daughter, Mi^
Tom Hatters and family aad
other relatives.
a
Mr. Hyde, Mr. Huhn, Mr, Is-
ham of Blair and Wm. McVey
north of Oakwood took dinner
with M. E. Goldsmith Sunday,
Mrs. Howard Titus came bona
Saturday from a two weeks visit
at Waukomis.
Mrs. Wra. McVey left Satur-
day for a few days visit with
friends at Blair.
Ray Barber and wife went ta
Eagle City Saturday.
Chas. Hutton's took Wayaa
Hutton and family over to Mia.
Hutton's mother's Saturday for
a few days visit.
FOR SALE- Baled wheat
atraw, 25c a bale. Melvin Hamar
Taloga, Okla.
Now that wa are moved
into larger quarters wa will
be much better prepared to
take chre of your many
needs and wa will try at al
timea to give yon QUALITY
merchandise at prices you
can afford to pay.
We wish to thank our
many friends for past fav-
ors and we are looking for-
ward to a continuation of
the pleasant relations that,
we hope, have been to cur
mutual benefit in the past.
Wishing you a very Hap-
py Naw Yarr.
RA/tZA B. B0G6ESS
TaJvgm. Okla.
Those that are spending their
holidays at home from the Uni-
versity are the Hickok family
L nnie Corn. Howard Bostman,
and Esthmer Skinner.
Atty. Fred L. Hoyt and Co.
Atty. Corn made a business trip
to Mangum yesterday in con-
nection with the murder case
from near Leedey.
Sheriff Joues made another
successful still raid in the Webb'
neighborhood the latter part of
last week. We understand that
he caught a couple of fellows in
the act of building a fire under
their still, whom he took into
custody and poured out four bar-
rels of mash.
The J. N. Boyd family from
near Seiling have moved on the
Sc ham burg place northeast of
town.
Willie Langley spent a few
days at his aunt's, Mrs- Livona
Bo
Mr. and Mra. C. C. Moore and
family are spending the holidays
at Peabody Kans.
Mr. and Mrs- Anton Kunc are
-.pending the holidays with re-^
Mr. and Mrs Wm Krause, Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Deaton, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Bosch, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Pyeatt, Auirey
Holmes, Mrs, Jennie Pyeatt, and ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Snodgrass Natives near Edmond.
took dinner at A. G. Bosch's I
Christmas day. | Mr. J. T. Foster and son Ed-
|gar who have been away work-
Mrs. J. M. Nelson and child- in^ have resumed home.
ren are visiting relatives at
Moorewood this wee*.
Lenora Newt
Mrr. Livona Bcwser and child-
r.'-i sf. .f day with
air*. £.. S, Compton.
* The Lenora Basbet Bait teams
played with the Vici teams on
the Vici court last Friday even-
ing- Our girls were defeated | a,
while our boys were victor! i
The play "Hiawatha" gi-
llie school here on Dec. 15
well attended. The fcn - Mr p
«nd emdv supper am-
ounted to $78,
Mrs* Wm. Gastineau and dau-
chter Margie are visiting relat-
ives here for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Irve Joy and
imr r -'itives here.
I wr«, F. H. Hickman
' nas with
* , and
J ; i near VSicmta,
K -•? *.
Qoite a crowd was at the Xmas
tree Monday night. A nice pro-
gram was given by the Sunday
School.
The young folks of this town
have organized a Young People's
meeting ta be held every Sunday
evening. Everybody come.
Mr. and Mra. Sam Ward are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mc
Cool during the holidays.
Miss Thomas is spending her
vacation with her mother at Nor-
man.
Prof. Mosteller retarned to hia
home at Frederick for vacation.
W. B. Earl and eons, Mark
and Ben, are spending a few
days with relativea here.
The Tom and Allen Conklia
families will eat Xmas dinner
with Jesse Cover and wife. Tber
live ncrth of Eagle City.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Co!lima awl
Rev. Earl Collin's wife and babe
of Enid are here fot a visit.
Ray Barber and wife visited
Sunday with Mrs. Craig and son
Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cc — yok
dinner Sunday «ith Uncle John
and Aunt Eua Romine. Thar
attended Sunday School aad
preaching at Butte school housa
Sunday aftewoon.
Friends will be glad to hear
Mra. Johnson is slowly '■*"
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A
bay mare, 4 years old, weight. , — —
359. Notify B. F. Daviiaon, i jShtck Sunday ev? nag.
O'th, or phone Tim*- -A' /<«ca« *.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L!
y called on Mr. and M
i •*
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