Wewoka Capital-Democrat (Wewoka, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 23, 1918 Page: 4 of 8
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■ary for us to Introduce him or' promise In Oils campaign the
ANNOUNCEMENTS
say anything concerning who people will know that those
he is. promises will be kept to the let*
Any man who goes to the ter.
legislature from Oklahoma now| No man In Oklahoma has
adays does so at a financial sac- 'done more work for the state
riflce to himself, but some one and the Democratic party than
FOR GOVERNOR—
W. L. Alexander, Okie City
•I. B. A. Robertson, Ok. Of.
J. O. MoColMstsr. Mangum.
Luther Harrison, Ada.
Help •$ Conquorsi
Angels by pnrchasmg
THRIFT STAMPS
Capital-Democrat
(Successor to Wewoka Oemocret)
For District Judge (7th District)
ARDEN L. BULLOCK, of Ada.
JESSE L. OAV
Editor and Publlshrr.
For Representative:—
W. A. V1LLINES
For Coun
WALTE
Superintendent:
A. BILLINGSLEY
Catered as becond class mail mat*
tar at the pootofflee at Wewoka. Ok-
lahoma.
For Court Clerk (Re-Election:)
Tom Chastain.
Cut your shoe Ml in half by getting a $7
Shoe here for
LUTHER HARRISON FOR
STATE SENATE
For County Attorney
(Re-election.)
A1 O. Nichols.
James H. Cobb.
Who Is the center of attract'
on? ? ? ?
legislature, advocating seven
principles In the campaign. Five
of those principles became laws
while be was in the legislature.
the other two dying In the sen- --------- —-----------
ate. No man was ever elected 'trip. Mr. Braauell is well an
to office who came nearer do- favorably known In Seminole
lug what he promised to do. County, having resided here and
And no matter what he may *t Konawa a number pf yean.
- He la representing the Climber
‘ Motor Car Corporation of Po-
MV teau, which Is putting one of the
biggest plants in the world of
lllllSfl its kind, for the manufacture of
BjR) Automobiles, Tractors and
mm J .Trucks. His business here is
H to Interest the people of this
** H bounty in the purchase of stock
In the company and to place a
. •• sa 'H permanent representative here.
lf|Hf Holt He has visited many of the east-
ern counties already, and from
here will go to Hughes and Pott
county on a like business trip.
Among the many strong letters
of reccommendation which he
carries, the following from R.
L. Kidd, editor of the Poteau
News, will give you some Idea
The announcement of Luther
Harrison for state senator from
this district will be gratifying
news to the people of Seminole
County. Inasmuch as every
citizen of this county knows
Luther Harrison, it is not neces-
For County Treasurer
(Re-election.)
O. E. Bean.
For Assessor (Re-election.)
W. E. CASEY.
FOR SHERIFF —
• Frank Grail (Rs election)
S. W. (81) COPE
MAINARIYS
FOR COUNTY CLERK—
John M. Cloud.
Want Column
the Steer is Beef
READY TO WEAR BALE
For one week we are going
to hold on sale our line of Lad-
ies Suits, Coats, Dresses and
Skirts, at a saving of 26 per cent
at Patterson Dry Goods Co.
Alma Collier, Leader.
Song No. 240, Congregation
Prayer—
Bible Readers Quls
oma Collier.
Specie 1 Music,
FOR SALE: A five passen-
ger Ford In good condition. See
T. E. Butner, R. 2, 8 miles north
east of Wewoka. 6-2-4.
| of the reliability of the com-
pany:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
| I take pleasure in saying to
the public that the Climber
[Motor Corporation of Poteau,
Oklahoma, is entitled to the full-
est confidence: having had long
acquaintance with most of the
officers anjl directors of the
Lillian
| Stumpp.
Scripture Reading, Mrs. Croy.
Introduction, Leader.
The Woman's Missionary Train-
ing School, Miss Mary Patter-
son.
Output, Paragraph 1 under Ro-
man 11; Miss Anna Mason.
[Present Enrollment and Future
Outlook, paragraph 2 and 3
under Roman 11: Lincoln Mc-
Spring is coming. Get your
clothes cleaned and pressed.—
Bob Collins.
MILK COWS FOR BALE
An excellent herd of Jerseys
o select from. Also a few stock
cows. See Charley Paulk, one
mile southwest of Wewoka. 17tf
DIPPING DATE8
The following are the datee
and the inspectors for dipping
this season:
TOM WRIGHT, atr_
Woods Vat_______—April 15
Gladden Vat_______April 17
Gregg Vat_________April If
Jackson Vat —----.April 22
Wewoka Vat_______April 24
And every 14 days thereafter.
FRANK JAMES, at—
Coody Johson Vat___April 15
Miracle Vat_______April 17
Sartln Vat________April It
Cheymrha Vat------April 22
Aldridge Vat------April 24
’" EGOS FOR 8ETTING
.'“ftiie winning barred rocks.
31.50 pqr setting.—Boh CoBlns.
corporation andacqualpted with
their reputation and ability to
manage a business of this mag-
nitude. There Is no question as
to the success of this great in-
dustry.
FOR SALE: Plano In firit
clap condition. Cash or terms.
See A. S. Norvell. if.
The Good Will Center, para-
graph 1 Roman 11, Mrs. W. W.
Thomason.
Wort in institutions, settle-
ments, churches and missions
Miss Lila Hicks.
Poem, The Can of the Far East,
Hasel McCain.
The Response from the Far
East, Miss Mamie. Stumpp.
Any person investing in the
Climber Motor Corporation can
feel sure that the business will
be honestly and properly mana-
ged.
| We all know that Industries
of this kind arerapidly coming
,to the south, and on acocunt of
.the natural advantages at Po-
,tsau, In the way of material and
an abundance of cheap natural
gas, I feel safe to’ say that there
would be no better Investment
for any one.
Yours truly,
R. L. Kidd.
only about 679 pounds gom to
market as basf; the other 598
pounds consists of hide, fids,
other by-products, and waste.
We aim to give you die
best goods for the money
anywhere and call your at-
tention to the following:
Leonard Cleanable
Decoration Day Services
In acordance with the presi-
dents proclamation, a union ser-
vice of all the Churches will be
| leld In the town of Wewoka, In
the Baptist Church on Thursday
May, 30th. at 11:00 o’clock, p.m.
Wewoka, Okla.
the retailer for About 24 cents. But
the packer gets only about 6 cents g
pound for the other 528 pounds.
This means that the packer gets
about 16 cents a pound for all the
products from a steer for which he
pays 15 cents.
The difference of 1 cent per pound
covers the cost of dressing, preparation
of by-products, freight on beef to rill
parts of the United States, operation of
distributing houses, and leaves a net
profit of only about V4 of • cent par
pound on all dressed beef sold.
G. L. Howard.
FQR 8ALE: One John Deere
binder, 7 ft cut
Priced to sell
and hi good condition.
5-2S-2t. L. P. Winn.
i Girls, Girls, Girls, at the Folly
Friday night.
TAKEN UP:—Two red cows
ibout 6 years old, no marks or
wands. E. Davidson,.
3 1-2 miles north and 1 1-2 miles
west of Wewoka. 5-28-2t
Cause of Headache
By knowing the cause, a dis-
ease may often be avoided. This
h particularly true of headache.
The most common cause ot
headache is a disordered stom-
ach or constipation, which may
be corrected by taking a few
doses of Chamberlain’s Tablets.
Try it Many others have ob-
tained permanent relief by tak-
Thc best made,
Ice Cream Freeze
Water Coolers
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Day, Jesse L. Wewoka Capital-Democrat (Wewoka, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 23, 1918, newspaper, May 23, 1918; Wewoka, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc937414/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.