The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-25
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/ u Ienn Rodgers is running for may.
or over at Frederick, and Ed May
may be chief Of police. Any way, he is
candidate for re election
! N0wHta claims TO have the only
hdy county attorney In captivity.
Mrs kathryn Van Leuven, one Of the
few women admitted to the bar IN Ok
Iahoma, was recently appointed as
Slstant county prosecutor at that
place
get Il Pigw is .the new slogan
promulgated by the Tecumseh County
Capital IN an editorial urging that
farmers get the hog habit Us the
best possible solution Of the cotton
problem,
The third monthly Trades Day held
plete success. The free auction dis
posed Of more than 5000 worth Of
live stock, farm machinery and house
hold goods.
The winds Of the morning waited
/ TO us the Award Breeze, brand new
| publication says the Award Tribune.
1T Is paper which would attract
more than passing glance from the
most casual observer, and We must
acknowledge that we never saw II
newspaper lust like this one II is
I ,rell worth preserving in the archives
Of any home as a souvenir While
] reading the paper we were reminded
that Fools rush In whore angels fear
to tread continues the cheerful edi.
tor of the Tribune
The farmers living near Stroud
have declared war on the Jack rabbits
and coyotes In that section A drive
has been planned for next Friday In
which they expect TO round up and
slaughter II large number Of the var
mints"
The Capital reports that Pawhuskas y
Sunday schools show marked fall
ing off In attendance since Christ.
mas
H. l.. Lair who was federal farm
agent for Lincoln county last year has
been appointed agent for Seminole
county for this year He is a faithful
and conscientious worker, says the
Welston News
Twenty nine thousand bales Of cot.
ton have been ginned to date this sea
sun In Okfuskee county. This Is 5000
bales better than the total Of last sea
sons crop with 20 per cent Of the
1914 cotton still in the fields accord
Ing 10 the Okfuskee County News
A movement has been started In
Woodward for the purpose Of reduc.
lug local taxes A plan has been de
rised that has received the endorse
ment Of the city council, the board Of
education, the commercial club and
other organizations A committee uf
business men are to meet and ar,
range for the elimination OF every
possible unnecessary public expense
and for more economic adminisira
tlon Of city affairs.
Burglars stole twenty-five sacks NJ
flour from the mill Mt Hennessey. This
Is only another evidence Of the rapid.
ly advancing value OF wheat
Nearly million bushels Of wheat
have been marketed ut Okeene since
the lOl4 harvest season. If there I,
any other town In the state that has
. marketed more wheat than Okeene W,
would like TO hear from IT," boasts IN,
/ Gkeene Leader
Mayor Burton of Chlckasha pro
poses that the city go Into the wOoL
business In partnership with the un
d employed Of that town. Chlcknsha
owns ten.acre tract NJ timber lane
and the mayor proposed 10 give thos,
! who need work q job N cutting woot
this winter
s That noted document, the OklahO
mn constitution, which w. j. BryaI
tnlled the best ever, seems tU be rap
d idly losing It's halo Of sanctity GOv
q ern0r Robert l.. williams, sometime
known as the father Of the constitu
d tiUn,' has recommended some flfteeI
/. constitutional amendments In his re-
r cent message to the fifth Legislature
O according to the lIenvetta Free
Lance
Vodka has gone from Russia, ab
slnthe from France, beer from Ger
many. but Mexico still has her pulQu
. and Usage county a limited supply o
. home manufactured booze, Is the wa
T. the Pawbuska Capital puts IT,
Is Some dlssgreeable fellow has bObbe,
l. up over at Oklahoma City who insist
II that the members of the legislatur
n should practice prohibition rs well q
O talk 1t, says the McAlester News-CaT
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