The Supply Republican (Supply, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 23, 1924 Page: 1 of 8
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THE SUPPLY REPUBLICAN
VoL XXIII
Supply, Woodward County. Oklahoma. Thursday. October 23. 1924
No. .‘8
Pushing Work
On Light Bonds
New Trials Denied! s**001 Picture show
Saturday’s Woodward Daily
Press says:
“The motions for new trial in
the bank cases were overruled by
Judge J. C. Cullison at Cherokee
yesterday and the defendants,
Paul M. Lobaugh and Chas. H.
Pictures will be shown on Tue-
day-night at 8 o’clock.
It is announced by the city of-
ficials that the preliminary work
in the issuauce of the electric
light bonds is moving along at a
very satisfactory rate. All the
work has been completed except Martin, were ordered to appear on
the printing of the bonds and ad- November 17th to receive sentence
vertising for bids. The bonds are an<l P*y judgements,
now being printed and as soon as 1° the c^se of Lobaugh he will
received all proceedings so far have a fine of $500 and costs am*
will g>to the attorney general for ounting in all to a sum near or
approval, and when approved, the possibly over $5000. As to Chas.
bonds will be sold at once and H. Martin he will have a fine of
“Th« Crooked Alley’
A Universal
Bank Closed
At Laverne
The Speermore State Rank at
Laveme was closed on Monday by
Bank Examiner W. C. Earnest.
Nothing but the Beet in Mov- This action was not entirely unex-
ing Pictures.
Good Comedy Picture
Pricas 15 and 25 cents
construction started without de-
lay.
Every move made so far has
been done under careful legal
supervision and there is little like-
lihood of any unforeseen delays.
The sale of the bonds at par is
assured, we are informed, so that
there will be no delay from that
$2,000 and costs or possibly $6500
to pay and there also hangs over
his head a penitentiary sentence
of two years.’’
S. S. Entertainment
(Too late for last week)
_________ Mrs. Mary Shafer entertained
source and the construction work, her Sunday School class at dinner
when started, will be completed Sunday, Oct. 12. The little folks
in a hurry. were treated to a nice chicken din-
One of the important things to ner prepared by Miss Clara Mae.
be cons derod by all parties ir- After dinner they all went kodak-
gtalling th*se ligi ts is the bou.e ing and before returning home
wiring This will have to be done
in accordance with the require-
ments of the fire i lsurance under
writers. Improper wiring may
result in the cancelling out of in-
surance or increase instead of re-
duction of insurance rates. The
installation of electric lights with
the wiring properly done will have
a tendency to reduce fire insur-
ance rates.
were treated to watermelon. All
departed stating they had had the
time of their life. Those present
were
Evelyn Reed, Ruth Burgess,
Naomi Burgess Lucile Rumley,
Jewell Hisey, Esther Simms, El-
frieda Teeters, Dale Pratt, S. L.
Adams, K. C. Hisey, Glen Hisey,
L. Hisey and Herbert Shafer.
Fair Accounts
Are Closed Up
The management of the Supply
Free Fair has completed the work
of the Fair for this year and on
Tuesday checks were mailed for
all premiums that were unpaid.
Among other items the Supply
Band was paid $50 for services
rendered during the fair, and there
will be a balance remaining of
about $25. Taking condition*
----r----- D generally into consideration, we
collection of a lot of past due pap-^believe this a very creditable con-
We sincerely hope that this for the Fair Association ti
pected by many, butquitea bunch
of depositors are worrying just the
same.
It is said by some that the
closing of this bank will probably at)OUl t axing conaii
be only temporary, pending the^ generally into consideration,
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J W. Miller went to Wichita
last week for medical examination
and diagnosis. He has been ail
ing for some time but does not
want to submit to an operation
until he knows exactly why.
er.
is true as the numerous bank
failures during ♦ he past two years
have about crippled lota of the
farmers and some business men in
this section of the state.
The band practise Monday night
was quite enjoyable and there was
a good crowd out to hear it. Mis.
leader and proved a great success
Grandma Thomas had the mis-
'ortune to get a fish hook caught
in her hand Monday and had to
hive it cut out. /
An Efficient Official
We have been asked to say a
few words to the voters of this
county regarding the candidacy
of S. P. Johnson, democratic
nominee for County Treasurer of
Woodward County. In the first
place Mr. Johnson is an early day
settler of the county, ha. ing prov-
ed up on a homestead 20 miles
north of Mooreland, and still own
and operates this farm. His work
as assessor of this county was of
such high class that he was re-
turned to the c^ice several times
pist the usual tenure of office
and since relinquishing the reins
as county assessor he has been
serving as deputy assessor in a
very capable manner. Mr. John-
sson is probably better known to
our voters than any other man
within the borders of the county
and he feesl that they are able to
jndge from his past record as to
whether or not he has the abilty
to serve them in a satisfactory
manner as their county treasurer.
Mr. Johnson welcomes any invest-
igation the voters may make of
his past record and ability and if
found satisfactory he will greatly
appreciate your support and vote
at the ooming general election.
(Advertisement)
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School at Christian
Church each Sunday at 10 o’clock.
Mrs. Jenella Jones, republican
candidate for county superintend-
ent, and Mia< Emma Holcomb
were here from Woodward on
Monday visiting with friends and
talking to the voters on behalf of
Mrs. Jones’ candidacy.
For The Ladies
New line of Stamped Dresses for embroid-
ery and an assortment of Stamped Patterns
on Pure Linen, just arrived
New Dress Trimmings for wool goods
New Outings in Solid Colors, 38 inches wide
More new Sweaters have arrived
Now is the time to get the children's School Shoes for the cold
weather. We have a good line to select from, all sizes
COFFEE is still advancing. We carry a big stock
of Coffees at all prices
Graham Crackers, the 4-pound carton, 65c
New stock of the favorite King Parrot brand Syrups
FREE SILVERWARE To Our Customers
We give Cpupons redeemable by Texas Silverware Re-
demption Burean. Watch for our display
dition for the Fair Association to
be in and the community is to be
congratulated on the success of
the Fair and its final outcome.
■ ■ . . - ■ ■ i m «
A Candidate That'*
Well Quali£ed
Mrs. Jenella D. Jones, Republic-
,___________ an nominee for County Superin-
B Million, Jr olficiated as bard tendent, was a pleasant caller at
this olfice in the interests of her
candidacy. '
Mrs. Jones formerly taught for
two yeaisin the tchools of Sup-
ply and is well and favorably
known to the voters of this and
adjoining precincts. She is a
graduate of Northwestern State
Teachers’ College at Alva and a
graduate and post-graduate of
the entire commercial course of
Wichita Falls Business College.
She has been actively engaged in
teaching for the past twelve year*
and has attended school eveiy
year, thus keeping up with ti •
changing educational require-
ments.
The voters of Woodward county
will make no mistake in casting
their ballots for Mr«. Jones tor
County Superintendent on Elec-
tion day. She is one of the can-
didates that is in every way quali-
fied to fill the olfice sought.
(Advertisement)
—
Jackson Cash Store
ARTHUR JACKSON, Proprietor
Supply, . . • . Oklahoma.
Nettie M. Thomas
For County Treasurer
As the Republican nominee for
County Treasurer of Woodwaid
county, I hereby solicit the sup-
port of the voters of the county
at the general election, Nov. 4.
Owing to my recent serious ill-
ness and operation, and on the
advice of physician and friends, I
will not be able to make a persoi •
al campaign, hence must depend
largely upon the work and influ-
ence of friends, acquaintances and
party workers. I redlixe that it
is the wisest to forego the plsasuie
of meeting the voters personally
in my own behalf, in order, that
if elected, I may be better able to
take charge of the office person-
ally, and give it my entire time,
when the term of the present
treasurer shall have terminated in
July, 1925,
Trusting you are in a position
to materially assist me in making
my campaign a success, and assur-
ing you that your service and
vote will be greatly appreciated, I
am
„ Sincerely,
NETTIE M. THOMAS
(Advertisement)
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Mrs. Wallace Davis came over
from Perryton, Tex., last Friday
for medical treatment and on
. Saturday Dr. Stecher took her to
Woodward for an operation which
was quite successfully performed
| that afternoon.
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