The Carter Express. (Carter, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1918 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. 8 NO. 52.
CARTER. BECKHAM COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY, Mar. 15.1918.
GEO. W. CAIN. EDITOR.
Keep Out The Flies j 'fhey Are Here
Remember the Fly will soon be with
us again
You Knew Eis Tricks
Are You Prepared?
if not see us as we have a full line
of Screen Doors and Screen Wire
Cloth, both Black and Galvanized
wire.
Western Lbr. Co.
Garter,, Okla.
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ANOTHER PLEASURE TRIP
Mrs. Maud Wood of Electra,
TO FORT
lowin^Carter^dUzens^ went i" W* Howard name in
doTn to^1Son^1-st week onlfrom Oklahoma City Monday
?-ht-.eeine Pleasure trip: W.!Jer parent" Ml%
B. England, Gee Davis, Ed anc* ^rs’ ^ C°PP-
Davis, at Davis and Joe Bee- i chas. W. Crooks has sold
‘ ^.,thevt?ll making the ttipir! the Chalmers car that he has
Ed Qavis’ car. | been advertising in the EX-
«'We have only talked to one press, to Sam Simpson.
'of the party, Mr. England, since;
their return, and he reports a| Bert Stewart returned from
rousing good time. He got to j Miami, Okla., Saturday. He
see one' of the big Generals is interested in a mining lease
from France) as well as the up there, but he informs us he
thousands of our own soldiers, will likely sell the lease in-
He said that it seemed to him stead of developing it him self.,
that there were enough soldiers
at that one camp to lick the
Kaiser. It was some sight to
see them drilling by the thons- , A p M(,ch]nf, are the car-
ands at a time. And too, the, pentos wfo have bad chanre
J. I. Boggess is having a new
barn erected on his farm out
west of town. Cecil Summers
1 !«>« "*» °f
worth going to see.
As we are going away I wis'i
CHILD’S ARM BROKEN to sell my furniture instead of
Mrs. Mav Could returned “ You will find that I
from Oklahoma City Sunday, ““ «'veyou wonderful bargains.
mg.
Notice
her
and on that afternoon
young son, Georgia B., fell
•''.■on a ■ 1 ■!’■]< in some way and
broke his left arm. It will be
’•“numbered that Mr. and Mrs.
Gould went down to Oklahoma
City some two or three weeks »!
Call to see me.
Mrs. .1, M. Denby.
J. S. Siddons, former citizen
of this territory, who moved
near Rocky last fall, was in Car-
eer Saturday afternoon greet-
■ go with the intention of mak-
in^ that city their hqnie for a "
while, but since they moved
there Mr. Gould secured a po-
sition as traveling salesman for
an oil company, so they will
probably move’ to some other
noint now that the company
may designate as more conven-
never finished moving entirely,
he carried back with him in his
car, a planter.
The public sale of Jim Wal-
drop, Sid and Bob Jones, went
off very satisfactory to the
owners, so we are informed by
Mr. Waldrop. The sale was
ient for them. So Mrs. Gould ; held on Tuesday of lart week,
and the children came back Mr. Waldrop states that the
here until her husband fully cattle especially sold well,
learns from the company where j
they would prefer that he' We have a large stock of
should reside. The boy’s arm, Goodrich, Fisk and United States
is getting along all right at ] automobile casings and tubes, all
this wilting. 'standard makes, and satisfactory
-o- adjustments assured.
T * , . „„ i Kesler Hardware Co.
I regret very much that on ac-
count of my failing health that I Judgre Lyon and W. A. San-
ain forced to take a few months ,^ei? uh t° Miami Monday
. . ,. . ... to take a peep at the mining
rest from practicing medicine. operations jn that district that
All those who owe me ph-asa , they are interested in. They in-
come in and settler I am sorry sinuated that they might go on
to leave my friends, but hope to j-0 Joplin, Mo., before return-
go to work again after awhile. ^ ^ome> but for wha* purpose
t I# n u ii n °f course we
J. M. Denby, M. D, slightest idea.
Those Famous
Curlee Clothes for
Men and Boys.
These goods were
bought last fall in an-
ticipation of scarcity
of material and the
inferior quality being
put out by some con-
cerns, so you may rest
assured these clothes
are up to the standard
in all wool quality and
good workmanship.
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Carter, Okla.
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The United Slates Food Administration Says:
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“The more home grown garden stuff you eat this
year the more food you will put on the dining ta-
ble of a starving family in Europe.”
In order to encourage more extensive planting
we make the following offer: For every two pack-
ages of seeds you buy from us we will give you
one package.
Dealers
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have not the
J. I. Boggess received a let-
ter from his nephew, F. B.
ilunkapiller, who has enlisted
in the United States Army, and
is now stationed at Fort Logan,
iColo. _ When the young man
left here a couple of weeks
ago, he told Mr. Boggess that
he was going to hunt some
work, so Mr. Boggess was a
little surprised when he re-
ceived the letter and found that
he had enlisted as one of Uncle
Sam’s boys.
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FOR SALE—A few extra nice;
Barred Rock Cockerels and Pul-
lets- Chas. W. Crooks.
i £ ^L1’’ jn^. Mrs- EJwood Stone, g_ jj. joneS; one 0f our most
I,of Frederick, Okla., came ifj i prominent farmers, gave his
last Friday and visited until (gutascrTption another year’s
Sunday with relatives, when one ^ recently. Thanks
Sey S COn$any WltMMl' “J Mr. Jones.
Mrs. Tom Weaver, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Davis, and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Fallis, all went up to
Mayfield to visit with W. R.
For Sale
A very little used Oliver type-
Fallis and family. Mr. Fallis | writer No. 7. terms easy. Call
has sold his farm near May-: this office,
field, and purchased a farm in
Arkansas and will move to that
state right away.
D N . A S 13 U U Y
DENTIST
SAYRB
A young son of Will Allen,
was real badly burned last
y/eek by falling in a pot of hot
water. It is stated that the
boy is doing right well at the
present time considering the
okla severity of his burns.
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Cain, George W. The Carter Express. (Carter, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1918, newspaper, March 15, 1918; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc957037/m1/1/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.