Wanette Daily Enterprise (Wanette, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 2, Ed. 1 Monday, August 28, 1911 Page: 3 of 4
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THE WANETTE DAILY ENTERPRISE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1912
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School Supplies
Quinn & Lewis
A REAL FARM PAPER
CAPPER HAS PUT LIFE INTO
OKLAHOMA FARMER
Arthur Capper has certainly
made a wonderful improvement
in Oklahoma Farmer since he
purchased it of Frank Greer.
The September first issue is the
“meatiest” twenty page agricul-
tural paper we have looked over
in many months. The picture on
the cover, a flock of Dorset Sheep,
is excellent, and nearly every
page has one or two photographs
of Oklahoma farm scenes. The
article on page three, by Prof.
Bray, of the Oklahoma A. & M.
College, on “The Summer Care
of the Dairy Cow,” should be
read by every Oklahoma farmer.
It is a strong article, accompan-!
ied by clear cut illistrations. The
editorials are ably written and
pertain to every day matters
that concern the people of Okla-
homa. Then the “Farm Fables”
by Tom McNeal furnish a good
fifteen minutes laugh, something
we all need daily. The Okla-
homa Farm Notes, by A. Bollen-
bach and the Dairy, Poultry
and Live Stock departments, are
highly interesting and instructive
The department by Dr. Lewis,
“Veterinary Advice,” is quite
popular with the readers as Dr.
Lewis answers all questions per-
taining to the health of live stock
free of cost. Prof. Wilson, Dir-
ector of the A. and M. Experi-
ment Station, answers all farm
question. The “Farm Home”
department, by Mrs. Alice Hen-
derson, appeals very strongly to
the women readers of Oklahoma
Farmer. Valuable prizes are a-
warded each issue by Mrs. Hen.
derson for suggestions, recipes,
etc. The Crop Reports by farmers
in each county in the state, fur-
nish a wonderful amount of in-
formation on prevailing prices
of farm product-', conditions of
crop' etc. ,
Auotn r very interesting fea-
ture f Oklahoma Farmer is the
pa°o of Ideas and suggestions,
e> i‘-*’lhi O by Oklahoma folks
and fo~ whi h three cash prizes
ar e-warded, together with other
good prizes The Breeders Notes
woul ! no It tbt interest all men
on r .gnd in the handling of pure
bre ’ st ,r*k.
Oklahoma Farmer prints no
pat< ij! medicine ads., liquorads.
or fake ads, of any kind. Each
advertisement is guaranteed. If
you would like to read Oklahoma
Farmer for awhile The Wan-
ette Enterprise can send it to
you on trial until January 1, 1913
for only ten (10) cents. This is
a special offer and only holds
good a short time. This will in-
clude the September first issue.
Send your dime today. Paper
will be stopped at expiration.
Address The Wanette Enter-
prise, Wanette, Okla.
Be sure and read “Comanche
Indians as Oklahoma Farmer,”
“The Family Apple Orchard”
and “Industrial Education,” all
in the September first issue of
Oklahoma Farmer, Guthrie,
Okla.
DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL
COMMITTEE
By U. S. Senator, Robert L.
Owen, of Oklahoma
New York, Aug. 27.—Okla.,
will give a very heavy vote for
the Democratic ticket, and will
give its electoral vote to Wilson
and Marshall by forty thousand
votes at least.
The Democraric party in
Oklahoma is in better condition
than it has been since statehood.
A great many progressive
Republicans will support the
ticket because of the very pro-
gressive Democratic National
platform and because they be-
lieve that Wilson will faithfully
carry out the Democratic policie s.
The most important factor is
the declaration that the Demo-
cratic party will give greater
power to the people in controll-
ing the government.
The initiative, the referendum,
the corrupt practices act. the
direct election of Senators and
the presidential primary are
very popular in Oklahoma, and
will cut a most important figure
in the coming campaign.
And take a squint at our new
GINGHAMS
DRESS GOODS
PERCALES
SILKS
In fact, new goods are coming so fast we haven’t
time to tell you all about them. The price is
right.
L. E. Denny
“The Big Store”
Wanette Livery Barn
See us for good rigs, good teams, prompt service and
reasonable prices. Phone No. 24.
G. A. DIKE, Prop.
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We Have
UNLOADED
Our lines of Spring and Summer merchandise and
are well pleased with our showing at this time of the
year. Our buyer of 12 years experience has just re-
turned from Kansas City and St. Louis where he
purchased everything needed to supply our immense
trade. We will be well stocked with such reliable
lines as “Hamilton Brown Shoes,” “Schwab Cloth-
ing,” “Worth Hats” and “Ferguson McKinney
Neckwear.”
You will find us as always “just a little lower
in prices,”
If you are from Missouri “let us show you.”
Yours to please,
BECKNER’S
Nearly Everybody Trade at Eeckner’s”
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Brewer, L. E. Wanette Daily Enterprise (Wanette, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 2, Ed. 1 Monday, August 28, 1911, newspaper, August 28, 1911; Wanette, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc853831/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.