The Wanette Enterprise (Wanette, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1913 Page: 1 of 6
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The Wanette Enterprise
COMPLETE CONSOLIDATION OF THE WANETTE NEWSPAPER FIELD EFFECTED APRIL 12, 1913._
VOL. 3
WANETTE, POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1913
NO. 25
REXALL REMEDIES MAKE YOU FEEL GREAT. SOLD Only at PETRIE’S
WATCH FOR
THE RED BUTT01
OUR DID SPECIAL
N CHRISTMAS EDITION
Without doubt, o n e of the
greatest stories that ever
emanated from the pen of man,
■will make its appearance in the
columns of the Enterprise
shortly.
“The Red Button,” is a story
with a n extraordinary theme.
One of the most baffling plots
that ever puzzled a reader con-
clusion of the story is reached
do you grasp the meaning.
Its a story with three heroines,
and two heros. A serial of
complicated situations and
appealing pathos throughout.
If you are a lover fiction, a true
lover of an appreciative story,
you cannot afford to miss read-
ing “The Red Button.” The
story will probably be one of the
best that we will be able to
secure in some time, and is sell-
ing at all book stores at $1.50
per volume. By subscribing for
the Enterprise at $1.00 you will
secure this entire story and
three or four others during the
year without extra cost.
Watch for the opening instal-
ment.
CITY DORR HAS
BEEN RESUMED
J. E. Smith, one of our subst-
antial farmers, was in town first
of the week and called at the
Enterprise office. Mr. Smith
was sincere in his praise of the
Enterprise, and says the paper
is gladly received every week by
the farmers in his district. He
remembered us with a year’s
subscription, which, of course,
met with our approval. We are
glad to have such subscribers as
On account of being tied up
with a tremendous amount of
job printing for the past week
we have been unable to get
started on our Christmas edition.
But the paper will begin now
going to press, and we wish to
make this edition one of the
most comprehensive and
illustrous editions ever under-
taken.
Several thousand copies of the
paper will be printed, and we
wish to make the edition just as
large as possible. Prepare your
advertising early, for we can
then only insure you favorable
position. This edition will cover
Pottawatomie eounty like a
blanket. We want to see every
home in the county receive a
copy of the paper, and we need
your uniform support to acquire
that aspiration.
At least one thousand copies
will be sent outside the state,
and an advertisement in this
issue will enhance the value of
your property and real estate
The farmers will not, by any
means, be overlooked in this big,
special edition. Well do we
realize that the tiller of the soi
is the country’s producer. There-
fore, the farmer, one and all,
will receive meritorious mention
in this comprehensive holiday
edition.
However, we need and must
have, the support of all to a
certain extent. If you believe
in your town, if you like the
community in which you live, if
you wish to see it open to greater
The excavation and fill in work
on east main street, which for
the past few weeks has been
suspended, was resumed today.
Merrill Bros., who have contract-
ed the work, were obliged to
discontiue operations during the
rainy weather, but the street
will soon be level now.
The work w ill be allowed to
settle until about next spring,
when cement walks will go down.
latives in other states and
communities receive a copy of
that issue. Make your reser-
vations early.
A LETTER WHICH {PUBLIC KELL
IS APPRECIATED PLEASED THURSDAY
Such letters as the following Miss Ferold Taylor, imperson-
are what lends encouragement ator, produced a very good
to a newspaper man’s heart, entertainment here Thursday
night, at Beckner's Hall. A
large crowd was in attendance,
and everyone seemed to be well
pleased with her impersonations.
_aL Benefits derived from the sale
Knowing that my subscription of the tickets to go toward
is now past due, I here-with purchasing new books for the
forward you the amount of $1.00, school library. Miss Taylor
which brings the paper to my held h e r audience entranced
home for another year. I can’t I several times, and her class of
get along without The Enterprise, impersonations and recitals were
The letter is self explanatory:
Covington, Ky., 10-2543.
Editor Enterprise,
Wanette, Okla.
Dear Sir:
Dr. W. T. Roush visited his
office at Asher Thursday. The
Doctor is doing the business
here and there. All his
customers seem to be well
pleased with his work.
Health and prosperity to the
readers of your paper, I am,
Respectfully yours,
Charlotte C. Santel,
1562 Greenup Street
Covington, Ky.
of the best.
Photogragh Notice
I will spend Friday and Satur-
__ | day, 14th and 15th, here at the
Miss Hattie Greon has accept- | tTmTk l
ed a pos,t,on wtth the Denar photoKraphs of aU
Mercantile Co. kinlis. , am a prize.winner, 33
Elmer Cottingham was in years experience. Come and get
Shawnee on business Monday. i some of my fine work done.
Mr. Smith. When an editor
knows his work is meeting with
appreciation, it encourages him
to greater efforts.
J. A. Lanthripe was a recent
Shawnee visitor.
settlement, you should see that a
copy of the Enterprise, of the
edition that will be invaluable to
the entire county, should reach
every outsider that’s possible.
By all means should your re-
How to Get . Rich
Live within your means.
Limit your wants while enlarging your
resources.
Dispense with luxuries as long as you can pay
only for necessities.
Promote your independence by becoming a
money saver as well as a money earner.
You will own your own home eventually if
you persistently deposit your savings in the
Security State Bank.
Sale
3 Poland China Gilts,
weight about 80-lbs.,
each. GOOD ONES.
1 good single buggy
and harness, all com-
plete, used only a short
TIME, has had best of
CARE
Will SELL for half
Price
1 brood mare to trade
for young STOCK of
any kind, young mules
PREFERRED
L. E. Denny
NOTICE
E. O. SWAFFORD.
Viola Bybee, of Cushing, Okla.,
is here this week visiting friends
and relatives.
Sam Andeel and Shadid were
Oklahoma City business visitors
last week.
Wm. Beatty and W. S. Hurst
were in Teeumseh on business
latter part of Jast week.
Ed. Ivey, who has been in
Texas on business for the past
Oscar Davenport was in few weeks, returned to Wanette
Shawnee on business recently, j last week.
Ota Miller, of Byars, was over-
on business Tuesday.
John Cowgar, of Byars, was
in Wanette on business Tuesday.
Leak Finley and Pete Grotz
made a business trip to Byars
Sunday.
G. R. Flinn and daughter,
Miss Georgia, were Asher bus-
iness visitors first of the week.
J. J. Quinn made a business
trip to Shawnee last week.
I
Security State Bank
If everybody would sweep for
his own door and mind his own
business, Wanette would be a
clean town.
WILHELM PETERS.
HAVENS
or
SAFETY
Copyright 1910. by the Rtendnrd Adv. Oo.
A NATIONAL BANK offers to its depositors the
security of the Government itself. A National
Bank has limitations imposed by the Government as to
the disposition of its funds, for that reason a National
Bank it the safest place to put your money.
First National Bank
Wanette, Oklahoma
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Brewer, L. E. The Wanette Enterprise (Wanette, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1913, newspaper, November 14, 1913; Wanette, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc853935/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.