Mangum Sun-Monitor. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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THE SUN MONITOR
HERBERT WILEMAN, Manager.
Published Every Thursday.
Entered at the Poetoffice at Mangum,
Oklahoma, ae Second-Class Mail Mat-
Subscription Rates
On* Year $1.00
Sis Month* 50
Phone No. 5.
WHAT'S WRONG BOYS.
We venture the assertion that there
ia not another city in the state the
size of /Mangum that has no band. In
aaost every town around here we no-
tice in the newspapers programs of
band concerts, which are given free
on the streets of the city. Vet Man-
gum has no semblance of a band.
There is no excuse for this state of
aiafirs. We have several young men,
and older ones too, in the city who
j>ave had quite a goou ueal of exper-
ience as musicians, and they should
get togejher and organize and start a
band, hire an instructor, and get busy.
The business men ot the city have
contributed liberany on several differ-
ent occasions toward the support of a
band, but each time after the boya had
gotten pretty well started something
would happen and they would break
up. Now get busy boys and organ-
ize, and get down and work for awhile
and we feel quite sure that the patri
otic citizenship of our city will stay
with you. However, -on't start out
with a subscription the first thing
and expect much encouragement'.
Show the people you mean business
and then go to them.
Averts Awful Tragedy.
Timely advice given Mrs. C.
Willoughby. of Marengo, Wis: (R.
No. I)prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two lives. Doctor had
said her frightful cough was a "con-
sumption1' cough and could do lit-
tle to help her. After many remedie
failed, her aunt urged her to take
Dr. King's New Discovery. "I have
been useing it for some time," she
wrote "and the awful "cough has
almost gone. It also saved my little
boy when taken with a severe bron-
chial trouble.'. This matchlessmed-
cine has no equal for throat and
lung troubles, Price 5oc and $1.00.
Trial bottle free. Guarantee by
Mangum drug Co.
FOR SALE—«Velie Hack, In use
about one year. Good as new. This is
a bargain. See W. C. JOYNBR, at
Young Bros. & Guthrie. 32-2
BORDER HOSPITAL NOTES.
(Too Late for Las Week.)
Mr. Prank Woodward, one of Duke's
roost prominent business men who
was operated upon a short time ago
lor appendicitis, left the hospital
short time ago a well man.
Miss Lola McGuire of Lone Wolf,
operated on for floating kidney, will
soon be able to return to her home.
Mr. Jennings, who had a leg ampu-
tated some time ago will be able to
go home this coming Saturday.
Mr. Frank Foster, an employe of
the Mangum Electric Company, who
was so unfortunate as to fall from a
ladder a few days ago and dislocated
bis elbow joint, is improving rapidly.
Mr. D. R. Drake brought his little
boy from Fisher county, Texas, for an
operation of the glands of the throat.
The boy is recovering rapidly from the
operation and will be able to return ti
his home in a very few days.
Mrs. Sammons of Tipton was oper-
ated upon for Pelvic Abscess a day or
bo ago and is now doing nisely.
Mr. B. E. Francis of Hobart brought
bis little boy over last Monday and
was operated upon for tumor of the
nose. The boy will be able to go uome
this coming Monday. n
little .son of Jack Adams of
E; angum. who was thrown from
fc a few .lays ago and had his
* ractured and dislocated was
t t to the hospital for attention.
.'it. J. E. O'Brien brought his wife
from Melrose, New iMexico, for an
operation Monday.
M. M. Biddy of 7 miles east of Blair I
brought his wife in for an operation. |
The operation was deferred as she
was too week to stand same.
Seeds! Seeds!!
ALL RE-CLEANED. HAVE A
=SEED CLEANER=
That takes out all the Weed Seeds and Trash
from all kinds Seeds
Millet, Sumach, Orange and Ree Top Cane,
Oklahoma Dwarf Maize, White Kaffir, June
and "Squaw Corn
IFOR SALE AT THE
Mangum Produce and Seed House
H. H. WYMAN, Proprietor.
Mangum,
Oklahoma
tells republicans
choose best men.
Guthrie, Okla., April 26.—James A.
Harris, cnairman of t~. republican
state central committee, is writing the
members or the committee and other
leading republicans throughout the
state urging them to select ou.y their
best and cleanest men for places on
the county ejection boards of the
state. He insists that the republicans
have been making and will continue to
make a campaign for clean and hon-
est elections, and therefore clean men
should be selected for election board
places. Chairman Harris is extremely
anxious to get men on the boards who
will guard the party's interests at all
time and demand fair deals. He is
greatly pleased with the appointment
of former Governor Tom Ferguson,
who he naminated for the place, on
the state election board.
In Logan county the republicans
have selected Fred L. Wenner as the
republican member of the board. Mr.
Wenner Is assistant secretary of the
republican state committee, was pri-
vate secretary to Governors Barnea,
Jenkins and Ferguson, and he com-
piled all the statistics there were us-
ed by the republicans in the 1910' cam-
paign. In truth, it would have been
impossible to have made the campaign
without the statistics that he secured
from the records of the democratic j
state officials. The indictment of the,
democratic party in Oklahoma, as itj
appears in the last republican state
platform, was drawn by Wenner.
§^®5M3(iiaHs®aa#a aJBsaaaBasi
HORDER HOSPITAL
FOWLER BORDER, H. D.,
'
Chief Surgeon
Emergency Hospital for Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway Co.; Wichita Palls & North-
western Railway Co., Mangum Mill & Elevator
Co., Mangum Electric Light & Power Co,; Man-
gum Telephone Co., Mangum Cotton Oil Co., In-
terstate Compress Co., Mangum Ice & Cold Stor-
age Co., Farmers Clin Co., and Mangum Com-
pressed Brick Co. '
* TELEPHONE NO. 6.
Mangum, Oklahoma.
□PininlnooanoinininininininMn
SSEHSSG
OKLAHOMA CONGRESSMEN
ON GOOD COMMITTEES.
Guthrie, Oklah., April 26.— Oklaho-
ma's two republican members of the
present congress have been well tak-
en care of on the standing committees
of the house through the recommenda-
tions of Congressman Mann of Chica-
go, the republican floor leaaer. Con-
gressman Bird S. McGuire retains his
old place on the Indian afafirs com-
mittee, notwithstanding that both Con-
gressmen Ferris and Carter Oklaho-
ma democrats, are also on \iat com-
mitte and in addition McGuire is the
ranking republican member on the
department of commerce and labor
committee. Congressman Dick T.
Morgan retains his old place on the
public lands committee and is also on
the national treasury department com-
mittee. This recognition from Mr.
Mann shows the two Oklahomans
stand well with the administration.
On Sunday, tne 21at of May, next,
the protracted meeting of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church will begin
at this place. Reverent J. D. Krusael
a converted Jew, will be here with his
tabernacle and do the preaching. The
Christians of all the different denomi-
nations are cordially invited to co-
operate with us. All of the different
choirs of the town are especially in-
vited to assist in the music.
O. A. MEALER, Pastor.
MOWERS! MOWERS!
Diamond
Edge
Lawn Mowers
None
Better
Better examine that old mower, and if it is not go-
through the season, come by and pick out a
Diamond Edge
while the stock is complete.
Let us show our Rubber Hose, they are the
best and the best are always the cheapest*
WE HAVE LAWN SPRINKLERS TOO TO SUIT YOU
Young Bros., & Guthrie, Mangum, Okla.
t
in speaking of the benefits which a'
town derives from a Rood hospital the1
Krick Altruist, of Erick, Oklahoma,!
HOG CHOLERA VACCINE
During ht epaat two years the use
has the following to say regarding the of vaccine to prevent hog cholera has
Border Hospital of Mangum
"The City of Mangum is more wide-
ly known perhaps on account of the
Border Hospital located there, than
any other one Institution, and people
with money and a disposition to spend
it are at all times present there"
KILLim COUGH
MO CURE thcLUNGS
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY*
l Off MO NOT nerx/rtoeo. u
become a very common practice in
some of the middle Western states.
The Agricultural College has been
distributing a small amount o vaccine
for the past two years, but as the re-
cent legislature made an appropria-
tion for this work an effort will be
made to manufacture the vaccine on
) a sufficient scale to meet the demand
While the appropriation is not large.
is sufficient to enable u»e College
to erect barns, pens and oiner con-
veniences for the work as well as to
have a small capital on which to oper-
ate The increased farilftiee will
make it itoasible to meet the demand
by the middle of May. Some time is
required to immunize hogs for svrum
production. ,
The tacrine will not be distributed
free of charge The cost of producing
the serum l.« so great that no reason
able appropriation would meet the ex-
pense. For this reason it has
a dose. A dose is the amount neces-
sary to use on nogs weighing from 20
to 10 pounds. The College has found
it necessary to have on hand syringes
for the accommodation of Jhose using
vaccine. These syringes will cost the
covers the cost to the College when
they are purchased in lots of one doz-
en or more. This syringe may also
be used for vaccinating calves for
blacking.
The above article clipped from the
New Education, a publication publish-
ed by the Oklahoma A. & M. College,
contains information that may be of
interest to a number of Greer county
nog growers, and for this reason we
reproduce same. You can obtain thia
-serum by addressing the A. £ M
lollege at Stillwater. Oklahoma.
cars plentiful in Mangum, but they
are very plentiful at Granite, some-
thing like thirty, while there are about
that many scattered through the coun-
ty. We venture the assertion that
there are more automobiles owned by
individuals in Greer county than in
any county in the state, population
considered.
LOTS OF CARS.
There are slrty-one licensed automo-
biles in Mangum, and when the num-
ber that are not licensed is added to
been! this it is likely that the number will
decided to continue to charge 30 cents total up about seventy. Not only are
Electric
Bitters
wb*B ewythiaf else Ui
weakiMMca they *(•
TOBSttfiOgP
h is the beat medicine ever aoU
over a drag fiat's counter.
A HAPPY I
HOME
IN REACH
AU,
AND
sickness
pont chum
TO SB HAPPY HHP WHL
USE ONLY
DR. KING'S J*
NEW DISCOVERY^rouGHTI
joy
TO
Millions
TO CURE
COUGHS AND COLDS'
WHOOPING COUGH
MR) ALL DISEASES OF
THROAT AND LUNGS
sou mid ttuuuiran sv
MANGUM DRUG COMPANY
Mangum Planing Mill
Heaquarters for
Window and Door Frames, anc
All Kinds of Building Material
and Glass
Prices Cut Half in Two
Phone 193
First National Bank,
j* * Mangum, Okla. j*
United States. State and County Depository.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AN0 NET M&FIT8 SI 25,0000
Oar Patrons receive every Courtesy and Accommo
datiop wi^iin the range of prudent banking.
DlkKCTOltS.
h. mathbwson
obo.boyd
c. p. hamilton
c. s. hemming
I. 8. NOBUt
WE WANT TO DO YOUR HOUSE
M »«LIGHTING»«
A 1HJLL LINE OF
ELECTRIC IRONS,
Fans and Supplies carried in Mangum. Let
us know your wants.
Mangum Electric Company.
For Fancy Groceries
We handle only the best lines in every department.
New store and everything clean. Call and see
us at once. The only store where voting cou-
pons are given.
B. E. Davis, West Side Square.
DO YOU USE
COTTON SEED
MEAL and HULLS?
If Not Why Not?
we will' fcrove if lb uoci.
feed (four stock on
Jot ton Seed Heal
and bulls, and the re-
sults will elve you
your money back
with interest. This is
not a mere claim, it
is a fact that has
been |>roven menu
times. Give us a trial
Farmers Cotton Oil Co.
G. C. McKenzie, Mgr.
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Wileman, Herbert. Mangum Sun-Monitor. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1911, newspaper, April 27, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc286027/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.