The Lamont Record. (Lamont, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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We Are Opening The Season Right
With the finest stock of new, up-to-date and dependable merchandise ever shown
in this community. We have spent much energy getting together the best the
markets afford and we have made it a point to purchase on such a basis that we
cannot only maintain, but add to, our reputation for the big values we offer our pat-
rons.
Every Department is Overflowing
With good th'n'. and every value will appeal to the shrewd caiviul buyer. We say, and know, we are offering \ou the wit best
value the markets afford and give vou the benefit of our unquestioned buying power. \\ hether or not in the market at the piescnt
time come in and examine our immense stock in all departments and especially do not overlook our
Clothing and Ladies' Ready to Wear Departments
can assure you that we are without question the leaden
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file Lament Record.
Gov. Haskell and W. ,T. Bryan, arranged in itineraries to save
had a short conference at Mns- diue and expense and it veil! not
kogee last week, llunior lias it' be convenient to change dates.
0 J. BRADFIELD, Ed. and Pnb.'that Mr. Bryan told Governor A night session will be lie,d on
Haskell what lie thought of the the evening of the first day, be
ginning at * o'clock. Kteveopti-
can views with slides of the Gov-
ernment experiments on Cereal
6 _T£. i"TEC - "T,-*--.figatn»iirgi»rT 7! aiSESSSTiS
Published every Thursday at
Lunont Okia.
Taylor election law.
If B. s. Mo!:uire should be!
appointed 1 .8. district attorney, crops, with proper lecture on
" l':nterwl as se‘‘omU'lass raat,,‘r to take John Embry’s place, , will given at the ni‘dit
«*.« « ,U: whose resiffnatim, is effective !, AWN ' rw.,,
in an, Oklahoma under the Act ot ^ . , session, i'oiage Clops, Weie.U
o ingress of March 1879.M (*'t 1, t .iere is talk ol J udge croj)j5> aru} the Live Stock Indus
____._I Garber for the nomination for
SUBSCRIPTION rates;.
O ie year......Sl.<u
S x months
.50
ADVERTISING RATES.
Display la cts. per inch a week
L teals, a cts a line each insertion.
local market.
Eggs
.11
Butter
.20
Potatoes
$1.00
“ Sweet
1.50
Hens
.09
Springs
.11
Ducks
.00
Tu rkeys
.09
Cream
Wheat
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Corn
.55
Oats
.38
Hogs
7.50
For Governor,
1910
JUDGE M. C. GARBER,
of Garfield county.
Medford is to vote on the prop-
osition of extending its water
works system.
Vice President Sherman was a
business visitor at Kansas City
Inst week.
Lament wants to keep its eye
on that proposed interurban road
from Enid north. It's worth
while.
try and Dairy subjects will be
Congress. I here are plenty ol j ma(]-. a speciality in all the Insti-
men in the first district-who tufea throughout the state,
can represent this district in i State lecturers will be present
( ongress, bu0 there is net a snr- j to discuss subjects of interest to
phis ol men in Oklahoma w Ho j farmers and business men.
can serve the state as governor,'., .. , . ...
out J udge Garber is one of them j F,;rmfirs are urS*d t;) brm«thwr
and from a point of all things; wives and children and attend
considered, he is the one man in j these meetings. Discussions on
the state for that place. Domestic Science will be given
If You’re So a Hurry
And want Blacksmith, Ma-
chins or Woodwork done
j
jj Bring it to our shop. Ws have the tools
and machinery to do all of this kind of
work
Satisfaction is guaranteed.
'. V/. Rader
Lament,
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County
Canadian
Kingfisher
Garfield
The Capital National bank
which failed at G uthrie several
years ago, and in which the ter-
ritory of Oklahoma had $100,000
at the time of the failure, has
nearly paid ad the depositors.
The state of Oklahoma has re-
c ived $12,000 more than it had
in the bank and by the most con-
servative business men of the
state it is estimated that the
state will realize $50,000 more
than what the deposit was at the
time of the failure, when the af.|Grant
fairs of the bank are finally I
woundup. There is no man jujAlt;ilfa
Oklahoma getting more satisfac-1 ^°ods
tion out of this state of affairs! ^kijot
than Ex-Governor FV.rgu«on, who! Dlaine
was governor at the time of the ey
failure. Every prediction he
male to the people of the terri-
tory at that time is coming true,
ind for which lie was soundly
censured by the Democratic par-
ty. It might be a good thing il
the state had more money tied
up in a similar condition.
Notice is hereby given for the
Inlding of lie annual meeting of '
; for the benefit of the ladies.
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A full set of officers will bf-
elected, also a delegate to repre-
sent the county at • the Annual I 4*
Institute to be held in Stillwater tfc*
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?LAfYIONT LUMBER Co.?
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A-
and imen to everybody. Below
are dates and places of Insti-
tutes:
Pace Date
ElKeno Oct. 11-12
Kingfisher 12-13
Enid 13-14
Medford 14-15
Newkirk 15-1(5
Cherokee 18-19
Alva 19-20
Fair vie,v 20-21
Watonga 21-22
Taloga 22-23
Woodward 25:0
Buffalo 28-29
Beaver Nov. 1- 2
the Second Tuesday in August & Wants your small orders and will giee you just us<&
of 1910. 'The meeting is free r , . ... • ,
^careful attention and as conscientious service wncnl
Tvou want a few shingles, a bunch of lath or a few1^
«&' 4*
^boards, as though you were buying a complete house A
*$*or barn hill. Don’t forget us when vou want onlv
£few pieces of lumber. a
^ F hone iVo 26 ^
Wood ward
Harper
Beaver
Texas
Chna rron
Ellis
Guymon 2- 4
Boise City 5 (5
Arnett 9-10
Roger Mills Cheyenne 12-13
Custer Arapho 15-1*5
Oklahoma State Board of Agri-
culture,.!. P. Connors, Presid >nt.
Tlie Jefferson Reviewconlained
eiglit columns of local news last
week and wound up the effort by
saying that ‘‘News is scarce this
week.
Superintendent of Farmers’
M„. Omn[.y Farmers’ Institutes In9titutes. j„hB C. Elliott.
o:i the west side of tlie state. I__
Two day meetings will be held at If tlie income tax is worrying
the county seats. The forenoon those who have (he income they
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A. VANSANT PRODUCE CO. i
Wall pay the highest market
price for
sessions will beam at 10 o’clock
and the aftertoon sessions at
1:30. The institutes will be held
rain or shine. The counties are
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can transfer the income to those
who have not the incorneand they
will pay the income tax without
a inuinner.
4 Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Cream,
t and Hides.
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4 Lament, Okia.
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Bradfield, O. J. The Lamont Record. (Lamont, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1909, newspaper, September 16, 1909; Lamont, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc956755/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.