davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-02-26

One thousand and some hundred
voices in unison was one of the uni
que features at the community sing
in Tampa last week. The kiddies'
chorus scored it's usual hit and solo
and quartet singing added pleasure
to everybody.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-02-26

At recent meeting of represen-
tative farmers of fernando county,
the farmers agreed to "go on record
as being strictly in favor of staple
farming and dairying, along with
good home orchards, poultry and
hogs"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

nnr mono,,r,n,,, MN meiapn ninh
o,,s g,,sssn = nie Mereininten e5fon.
ten Her Sic @renae oebradt. geah
etner Mnqabe zines 8e1uders bon
Woofe ssap. 5asfatherpar, per6en
nne Mondons. Sic erhGiItlid inns, ei1,-
fhlieBlih Ser Nefrtaotoren nit @eaii-
aen 70 i6nen aIs m0gli9 bongeitopft,
1.u6 uber bie @rense a1 f9neqemger
tonf berihifft.
Bea9. 6Gre6. Drel.S, Elm Sar-
mer bon bieiiger nmgege116, begging
Selbitmoro, inoem er ii9 nit elmer
labgeiagten Slinte erldoB.
0aaeD @itp. &ongreB : Mbge=
ororeter George g: Don11g, Elm He-
pnbl1tar1er, 1T nit elmer Mtebrbe1t bon
|2249 Sttmmen pteoererndblt nor
ben.
9eo1ls 9afe: - ;sSSreo. IS: Wdan1t
bon bier, Krdltoent Der Ntortb Dafoz
ia &etail Werdants M%lioctation, 1T
5nm Councillor Der gfationol @oun-
Gil Der aSnoelstammer Der Nereintg=
ten staaten ernatnt tporoen.
@abpeton. - Carl Stran6 fnbr
nit iei11en Mnto m1bren6 zines
6dneeIturmes gepaoe Dor cine &an
ELECTROMAGNETIC, sic er ni6t 1eben
fonnte un6 mur6e iofort get0tet.
Menno.- Sier it cine Noht1fu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
UorozDdfotd.

Sarge. - Die @rtpGblung bon 6.
S. 2aob, @%ep11blitaner, Ser bon Der
Non-Bartifan 2eagl1e unteritiibt muir
be, gum Characterization fir Nortb
9afota, tpa1rbe bon Sspembiorn Sobn
ion, bem 8orliber bes Demofratiihen
Staats=&omitees, 5ugegeben. 2abb's
@egner mar $. s. 8errD, Elm Demo-
fruit. - IS. 81. Mc@reepn Sefretdr
Der Nattonal @beat @rotpers Mlfoz
citation, lit bier angefomn1en, Inn sic
Wei5enfarmer bon Nortb unb Solttb=
8afotn nnb Mtnneiotu gum 8eitritt
slr neutrality-suspicious. at beDegen,
ur6 6e1 8et5e1 70 lange pom Marft
5l1ruidanbalten, Big ein 8reis bon So
per 8ni1eI am MarH Der Sarr1er ere
3ieIt tporoen III. gr be5eidnet oieie
MoBregeI als abiolnt notpenoig 5nr
Mbpen6una elmer Banif, tpeIde fiid
an 1mfang irgenb elmer anoern oer
feitberigen &rtfen BEG 2arroes an Die
Seite itelIen biirfte.
BtSt1tnrd. 49, Vr. ". Is. SaoO, Oct
11e11gemdblte 8rnbesfenator bon Noro
9afotn a1f bern Nonpartifan WdIbl-
5etteI, briiitet iid barnit, BOB ct me
gen ieiner Mgitatton fir Die Gnrd-
fibrung Der @eiebe iber refine ghabb-
r%nngsmitteI minbeitens etrtert Rro5eeB
per Sag iber ieinem Sa11pte bdingert
bntte. or n1adt es 5u feiner @etpobn-
Bet, ii iebem Eotpn beg Staats
0abrnng aa foufen 1tn6 I'M golIee 81
b~oratoril1m onalDitren at Iaffen. Gin
nal fanfte ct 8 gidien gr6beeren~
rn1ik, pflan5te Die barin erfbdlter1en
@a~rrenf0;rner n1tbbf Defiant ns Grgeeb<
mis- et1pas EimotbD @pag. 5a 81.
Mopro1,. 60 line gnt55e M115abl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

8ierre. - Nad boultqnoigenL ie-
6o9 ni6t amtliden Mngaben mer
oos Nelultat Der Mdblen felt ii6 Die
nene 5tnats-2egisIatur bon Soufb
Dafota folgen6ermaBen 5uiammen:
|Genat: &epublifaner AZ, Nonpartiinn
|2eagne 2, Demofrnt 1. n%nterbans:
@epublifaner SO, Nonpartiian Sea-
que In Demofraten 3. Son ben
Entertainments 5lr 5taatsnerfaiiung,
sic 5um &eferenbnm borlagen, mnr0e
5tpei, sic Sen 5oloaten-Bonus be5tp.
@taotsbeibilfe fir 8obnungsbau be-
|treffen, angenommen, ale iibrige
Mmenoements, be5m. @eiebe, Mber Die
ab5uitimmen mar, mnr6en DertDorf len.
&uron. - Mus offt3ieuer Queae
fornmt 5ie Na9ridt, 6aB bas Brobi=
.bitionsgeieb, meldes benz 8olfe I'M
@taate 5ur oireften Mbltimmut1g TN
terbreitet moroen mar nit 10000
|@timmen abgelebnt 1pnr6e. Sic @rz
Hdrlng fugt bin5u, bob 5outb Gafo-
I'd, als Elm Original Semperenaltaat,
Der erite midre, mel6er 6ie trodene
Brobibitions= SSbee bertporfen babe, u.
ond ni6t erla1be, bob Nripatbanier
na9 geiitigen @etrdnfen 6urdiuW
ODER bieie f~onfis5iert perben.
@otertotpn. Ser County Gat
fat $4,000 al1sgeieBt tiir Die @rrib
tung zines &rtegeroenfmals, 6as $25,
600 foitet ion.
5inari. - IS prroe in Ser Iebten
8abl befblolien, 1as bter angefange=
ne Sdulgeba116e, 5u 6eiien Glertig-
iteDnng 1i9t gen1g @el0er bermtl-
ligt mor6en mare11, a1S5nbn1e1t, 111lo
Der 8ollenbung entgegenjnfnbrcr.
@Inrf S6nittnoaren int Wert
bon $4,000 pnr0en bonn fooperatiDen
2a6er in &nDmom geitoblen, ebenn<
10 Elm fleiner @elobetrag. Mll1 in ben
8abnbof Ser geortbpeitern 8abn tpl1r-
Sc eingebroden nn6 cine feline Cunt
ME ertpenoet. Die SOLICIT glaubt, bob
bic Observation-Disclosures bon ct
Saul au5uibreiben iino.
Ge111or.. n HtdBar0 Sa11l1s, SoDH
bon GERM 1tn1 sSSra11 Charles Satlis,
tp1lroe idtper berleBty alg er I'M 9e=
tretoeelepator o11f ieines gaters sSSarm
IN Den Muf5ng geriet. tpobei er 1e111e11
linfe11 Mrm an fit11f Stelen brab
Ser1er p11roen 0en1 ul1glndltden ,0rei
~ V.i. Hst 49, " 1922 " ~ ~ sAU-re +-EE ~ re- - 3gtEgt
H1ppe1 gebrohen. MlBeroem erl1tt er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Is. Nopember, go.

g.. Smitb uno 6rou Gin 8eorie. bel.
Sc bon Minneapolis, befinoen iih IN
Saft. Oils Smitb am MnntagabenS
in Rodelter, Minn., perbaftet nuroe,
1ino in ieinemt 8eIib nab Mngabe Der
gun0esbeamten g%eitoblene Bombs i'm
8ert bon ST., 5000 gefanben morben.
fsrau georle muroe our gleidcn 3eit
in Minneapolis perbaftet. Die Maaaio
5tanb unter Ser 2eitung bon Sranf
50. CONNER, gbef oes 8ut,oes.@e
beimhareaus in Minneiota, unh nllr-
Sc Don geamten aus Chicago uno
Spofane porgenommen. SS,t Ser Wob-
ming bon Srau 8eorie IN Winnea=
polls murben 8onbs in S0be bon
$4,000 beritedt gefunoen, Die laut
Teitltellnna bon Ser Mafiau (Weinn. }
Stote 8onf, ser Sunp (Soipa) State
8unf, Der Rodbum e.. o. Sorners
Stote 8anf unb anberen ganfen IN
Nortb 9ofota nnb @isconfin geitob-
len tporoen tparen. Smitb unb Srau
8earIe batten Elm 8urea1t in Wfin=
neapolis, porgcblid ols Deteftip=
Mgentur. Gin regiitrierter 2ibertp=
@ono, melfer oeltoblen mar nnb onrd
sic SGnoe Sommers' aing. beranlaB=
te Sic Mossia. Oie 81tnbesbeamten ia
gen, Smitb babe eth @eitdnoniS OBJ
geIeet.
Iersus 6aGs. 80 Sic gbippetpa-
S%noianer .8Ioobron," mel9e ben
Gtano Ser 5t73 Snoianer Der 8bite
gartb @eierbation betrifft, miro na4-
item Montag I'M 8un0es6iltriftsge-
ridt Dor &ibter 8age Morris CUR
@erbanolung fommen. 9ie Mnnabme
bmr9 &i6ter Morris miro Die @e-
fesli6feit pieler 9ola= un6 Gambler
fdiufe in bieler &eierpation ieit 1906
su &edt anerfennen.
6orei It @itp. = Gre6 50. 8orner,
Elm Sormer bon Watfins, begging
Selbitmorb 6ur9 @ri6ieBen in iei1er
S6eune. 6inan5ieqe S9tpierigfeiten
3ouen Sen Wonn in Sen SOB getrie=
BEN baben.
@aIeca. - Ser bieiige 5ta6trat
bot bas @eiu9 Der Mquinas @ibic &
2iterorp Society CUR @rri6tung zines
/ @eoG9tnisbogens fir Die I'M &riege
gefanenen Sol6aten betptutgt.
Mfton. - 8eim @h1mpeni9teBen
auf ieiner Sarm muroe Sobn goung
10 idtper berlett, baB er Elm auge per=
liere11 miro.
Settings. = g. 81. Benjamin bon
Sutdinion rparoe gum 8reisri6ter
tpGbreno ser ie9iten idbrlidm &C..
fligelaus lteIung ernannt, pel6e bom
IA. bis H.. De5ember bier abgebalten
miro.
BipeItone. = 9nr6 8erpunonng
nit elmer &e11gabeI enttpidelte 1ibr
BET Sran 6. sc. SDnborft, II Sabre
aIt, Eetanus (Starrframpf), nelder
ibren 500 berbeifibrte. Ma11 batte
Ole &ranfe mad einem Sospital ge=
bra9t.
ct. Saul. = 8. S. Eurner bon
Bortlan0, Sre., mur0e in elmer ge=
meinf6aftliden Situng Ser @nfiidts=
rGte Ser Great Nortbern- un6 Ser
Nortbern 8acific-8obn, benen Die
5pofone, Bortlanb & Seattle-8abn
gemeinidaftli6 geb0rt, gum 8raiioer-
ten bieier 8abn getpabt: @r miro
Na9folger 8. 6. @ilmans, ser gum
giceprdiioenten 6er Greet Nortbern
nit oem Sib in Seattle gepab1t NOR
Sen lit.
Seem Him. - Muf tragiide 8eiie
lift CHARLES @ogtel, Sefretdr un0 Sc
neral=@ efbdftsfibrer Der biefigen 60
gle &oller Mius 60, Brdiioent Der
Maridau Miqing So. bon Warfban
une Ser Century Wtaing gompanp
bon Minneapolis, elmer ser angeieben
ften unb b~eIiebtelten 8urger 0em.
llms, nm Montagbormittng INNS 2e=
ben g%efommen, in6em er ats einem
Seniter bes 9. Stodperfes bes &a66i-
ion SoteIs III Minneapolis i~tiir5te.
Noro=O afotd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
9ebt kommt bic
3einman0

Beraoe IN 5eit fir oas
Da~nfla9ungsmahl. QroB
Der Gatiade, oaf nn1ere
Seinmano IN ieoer bin
Gd1t meit unter oen ieBtz
gen Jmportprei1en1 tehen,
oeHen nneead1tet 9ehen lie
ooh auf Dem 1ih ielbi tab
laoenoen Derfauf 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

Rleinere pafete fortbrin-
gen leiitet be6eren 0i1enit
iii Ger 2lblteferun9 9ro6ez
rer pafete, 8rtneen Ste
gefdllieit neine pafeten
me9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
2096
unter oen e~eeenmdrti9en
pret1en,
mdhlen Ste Jhre
&nnotider
mdhreno oieIes 6eitenabs
laoenoen Dorfdnfs,

HNEEsEg N&f. #I#p-EsE2N# )" E=aHEFg
Jeoe 5orte Ranotidber,
Ole fabri5iert nonroe, TT
gum Derfau anseele9f IN
oieiem Store uno Farm IN
unferen 2l6orte111ents &C.
fnnoen moroen. rs murz
oenuns piele Romplimen
te fir unlere fancy Ranoz
tMdqer 9emadt.
Raufen Sic Jhre q
fiider 5eiti9 n 1l''' 5n "a 20
pro5ent binieer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Der bic @eftele leerenDe &trtanf
i9lieRt III I'D ale
Tlur=8 eofdnmgen

(aus9enommen mhit~
tals Ru9s)
Ste f0nnen an 9rofen
Geppidlen 1paren.
Ste f0nnen an fleinen
Geppide lparen.
Sic fonnen an Gang
Runners 1paren>
Sic fonnen an Stnolez
ums 1puren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
.ta#E+uE's .. iJFef. #=-s.tr LrH. .I4H. -LE|EIs#
mir raten eine 3eiti9e
ausmahl aus oieienRues
an, Ga oie preile oartun
Griparnt6e bon
25%
neti, Al, nniere Geier

Doroem 5eteten MIR in
oen 5ettuneen uniere
Rugs 81 20 pro5ent Ger
abiekune an. Dies bate
IS pro5ent iein iollen,mie
mir beabfihtt9ten an al
len 2uantitdten, aus9e=
nommen mhittans Rugs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
DISTILLERY CASE
ORDERED STOPPED
Hartman, Who Fled to
Mexico, Became War
Hero; Is Freed.

Special 10 The World
FORT SMITH Ark. Jan. Ia
The final chapter to the criminal
cases growing out Of the discovery
here several years ago that the Rush
plslilling company had operated for
nearly year without an internal
revenue license was written In the
nited states district court today
Mhch the last remaining iu lIutmcntA
were smtshed. Tho indictments
named more than "a score OF dcfrud-
ANS, including Thomas g. Mccoy of
Ashevillc, y. c., former revenue
agent and prominent politician. GO,
Hartman of FIrmiugtou, y. c.. nov
n captain In the United Statoa arm,
John 4. Smith Deal OF Iucksouvui,
fla president OF the Atlantic Coast
l'isulling company Hartman for.
icited a bond Of S2i,OOO in kansas
SitN after being arrested there and
iied To Mexico, where later be- hr.
came scout for tho American puui.
tive expedition After boiuE drcuycd
across the International boundary ho
was arrested ana was brought tu
Fort smith, whore he confessed and
was released on a small bond ne
Joined tbc officers training camp AZ
Fort Oglcthorpc. Ga, whom war
against Germany was declared. aud
for hcrolsm H. action was promoted
from Lieutenant TO captain. lie was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
dcriDg Baby of Daughter IL
Sent to Prison.
Special 70 Tho world

special 20 Tho World.
HOBART, Jan. i3.--plcading
guilty to numbering the new born
child of his daughter last sunday
Charles Swafford, a farmer living at
Lone Wolf, near here, was sentenced
here today 20 "A life term in the
state penitentiary. The daughter,
who * said to be about Il years
old. had been. married to u soldier
but he had not visited her since his
return from the army moro than "A
year ago.
The child. after being killed at It's
birth, was thrown on top OF "A shed
where a brother to the girl disCov-
cred It and notified the officers. Tho
sheriff went to the farm and con-
fronted the father with what eVi-
dence he had and the father led the
officer TO whore the child was buried
In "a field over "A mile from the house,
The father refused to mako any
statement other than to admit he
murdered the infant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
RIJILDING BOOM
HITS PAWHUSKA
Million Dollars Will Be
~ Spent by City in the
Next Year.
PLANNING NEW HOMES
Visitors to Usage Capital Buy
Lots; to Erect Cottages
at Once.

speeial to The World. ,.
'pAwHUSKA, Jan. t3.-Thrlft
v,.k started off with a whiz-bang
~ p,whuska. Mayor r.. L. Carroll
,rrouncsd the plan Of the city COM
'',.slop TO expend approximately
:, ooo 900 for improvements in the
,.,, - months. These will consist
.imost entirely OF a paving system
ubieh will equal or surpass any pos
s.ssed by any city in Oklahoma Of
mai size. Two resolutions author
,,,Tg The laying OF l75 blocks OF
hisS Grade u.y.ng have already been
rHsss5 by The commission ana nave
hssn .ent 10 the printer for publica-
.ion 4 third resolution Is belng
nr,plred which viii embrace outy-
ine districts ana suli a fourth is IN
contemplation, with excellent pros
pccts Of being carried through 10
completion. 49,
T6e second surprise Of the open-
inc day Of the thrift campaign ana
which Ia a direct result OF the
Lulld-your-home drive Inaugurated
IN Pawhuska Lass week. is the an
Eouncemcut Of ". a. Ross, who to-
Jay purchased 81 building lots for
the purpose Of building 10 resi-
dences for rent or sale at moderate
prices Mr. Ross is contractor and
tuilder for the Sinclair oil com
,nanies Construction viii be begun
i0morrow on these residences. which
will be Of four, five and six rooms,
ana sold 10 people desiring homes
and unable to pay cash for them.
This sale was followed by another
10 II. X. Huycke, an Iowa visitor,
who bought 10 lots shortly after his
arriya. In town and within a few
hours had laid the foundation for
five new residences.
The first paving resolution already
passed by the city commission pro-
ylics fOv paving from Main street to
Tenth street. The second resolution
extends these improvements to Eff
teenth street, covering practically all
the paving in the original townsite.
The third resolution. which is eX-
pected TO be presented to the city
commission soon, will embrace the
Palmer Highland addition. a new
residential district created and now
thickly populated by the boom Paw
hUska had had in the past 1Z months,
and which borders the Usage Indian
Agency and Boarding School reser-
.vations 20 the north. Word has
been received that the department OF
the en;frior ell favor the project OF
paving the atst side of Gcandview
avenue along the entire length OF the
reservation at government expense.
The county will continue the paging
10 the city limits, past the court
house on the hill.
The city is also planning n leap
west on sixteenth street from Grand
view avenue TO West avenue, whence
It will turn south, bordering the
Indian reservation to the west and
uniting with the paving on Main
street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
STATE BRIEFS

N'ALLESTER, Jan. i3.-Two Ca
haulan snow geese. seven feet in
length, were shot by Charles Hess.
county commissioner. and his guest.
Joe Burba, OF this city, on the Hess
ranch northwest of the city, while
out cunning for ducks.
ADA, Jan. 13.--The rain and
SHOWS of this fall and winter have
delayed the gathering of crops and
there Will be considerable loss to
ungathered cotton and corn in Pom
totoc county from this source.
MUSKOGEE, Jan. IA house
toulouse canvass by the fair price
civic organization to obtain 10000
members pledged to beat down the
nigh cost of living was launched
in Muskogee today.
MIAMI, Jan. 13.--Ottawa county
cannot keep good school teachers.
because the salaries are too low,
says superintendent Rowley. The
pay ranges from $75 to si00 a
month with q seven and eight
months term.
MUSKOGEE, Jan. I3-The per-
sonnel OF the MuskOgee police de-
partment must be cut In half to
keep within the appropriation al
lowed by the county excise board,
Mayor L, B. blte told the city coun-
Gil today.
SHAWNEE, Jan. 13. - ]. II.
Fishrr, formerly of Sapulpa, was
elected president of the state Ma
tional bank today to succeed George
II. Mckinnis. retired. Cash NJ. Cade,
former republican national commit.
tceman, is vice president, and w.
j. Barnett, cashier.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. Ia
Federal enumerators have notified
w. h. Dennis, inspector for the
state health department, that small
pOV is raging in parts of okla
homa. An investigation began today
disclosed eight cases at Waterloo,
none Of which is said to be serious.
All cases are. being put under quar-
antine as soon as they are discov-
cred.
MUSKOGEE, Jan. 13.-William
K. Lawrence, for many years fed
eral Judge Of the western district of
Indian territory before oklahoma
was admitted to statehood, will cele-
barte his 3Oth birthday here tomor-
row, surrounded by his family.
Among relatives who are here are
Fred Lawrence OF Tulsa and his
wife.
YALE, Jan. 13-The new 800
600 high school building here is
completed and classes are now be-
| ing conducted therein. The old high
school building burned in January
1919. A modern gymnasium, a large
auditorium and the latest equip
ment are features Of the new build
| ing. Bonds in the amount OF $50,
| 0OO have been voted for the cree
! tion of a new ward school building
| Superintendent h. Landlngham is
making notable progress with the
Yale schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Worlds Bureau.
State Capitol BuildinE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. Of
ficials Of the state board of heal h
believe that the mysterious epidemic
at Skiatook Is winter cholera, simI-
lar to that which appeared in Ga .es
burg, ILL.,, in February, 1915, NH
waukee and Indianapolis a year
later, and Peoria. H., last year
1t is believed that other cities In
the state may he also afflicted with
the disease. The recent bad weather
IL given as one of the chief causes
OF the epidemic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
GUS exercise of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
of youth! But the
end Of the week finds
you all in - you are
tired, listless and lack
the energy togo out for
a vigorous walk or a
round Of the links--or
any other exercise that re-
quires much physical exer-
ton. Many q man, even in
his middle forties, has n
vague feeling that he is
getting oldh-md right
at a time when he should be
at his very best physically.
Andheisgrowingo old, not
In the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
L 4 -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
WINTER CHOLERA
IS NEW DISEASE
No New Victims Found at
Skiatook by the State
Health Officers.

Special to The World
SkGATOOK. Jan. 13.-Irhe mys-
terious malady that has broken out
here is dying out. No new cases have
been reported and the so or more
persons reported III with 1t are an
doing nicely. only two are confined
to their beds and their cases are
not serious
Representatives OF the state board
OF health have ordered that al i'm
proved water supply be provided to
Skiatook residents a survey showing
that the supply Is not the best The
inspectors also favor rcmediCal
measures for tho sanitary system II
the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Hcnryctta Is Growing FinancIniiy

Rhef 'Al ~ nv NNIihs
HENRY ETA, Jan. 1S.-Thc fl
nancial showing OF the business in
tercs,s uf Hedtye'ta "A. the begin
ming Of 1920 IL greater than IN tho
history of the city Al the Close OF
the business December 81, the bank
deposits showed a total OF S2,b2O,-
OO1.26, divided among the four
banks az follows:
First National bank, SS,26, I95.42;
Citizens hank. t7S0.07I25, Miners
National bank. $685., ,lh917; Henry
etta state uank, $3.50, ,36S.52.
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fixed nt the council meeting hero
yesterday
A feature Of the convention will be
a half day picnic at Fort Gibson.
Another important matter before the
council was plans Tor a tour of tho
state hy Clarence e Hamilton. field
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Idabci Growing Rapidly.

special 10 Inc WOrlu.
IDAREB, Jan. 1S.-The. population
OF Idabel is going forward by leaps
and bounds. The population Of the
city was increased 1000 last night
when the eucirclirg arms OF the city
administration reached out and took
in all the suburbs within the city
limits
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awarded the French croix de ghcrrc
and the distinguished service medal
Tor bravery Fourteen OF Hartman
osnpan.ous iu the conspiracy were
sent to IfINuu.
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Incorporate Two Tulsa Firms.

WOr|l'a lUrcau,
stat, Capitol Building
OKLAHOMA cry, Jan. 13.--Tko
Tulsa stores were granted n corpora.
ton charter Nv Joe s. Morris, Hecrc
mry of state. here today The Dom
urost was capitalized 40 $4,000. Wil'
inCorpuritors named as \. g. Dom
crest. J.. a.. and Elizabeth Rockwell
Minot ana Miuot, Inc. was graulc.
Ia charter under q capitalization ~
$50. GOO. with !. j. Underwood and b,
D. Miupt as iucurpuratorH.
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Tribune Company Chartered.

STATE Uapit0I building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. l3.-The
Tulsa Tribune company. newspaper
publishing house, was chartered by
Joe S. Morris. secretary of state,
here yesterday. The corporation an
nounced a capitalization of $780,
900. II. /. Jsnes. 6. III. l.. Jones and
r +. Mcpherson were inCorporators,
The charter is to be delivered to
John Y Murry at Tulsa
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Has LOO Pure Bred Sheep.

PONCA CITY, Jan. I3,-NNy
county ia the home Of l,100 pure
bred sheep, according to the official
report for 1919 Of J. f. Riddell,
county farm demons.rator. He says
there are 800 pure bred rams and
500 pure bred ewes
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rNprAyous rIcK MvsKoGEI

MUSkOGEE. Jan. ~ One thou.
sand DELEGATES are expected tor 10"
1920 convention " the oklahoma
Christian Eudeavor union 20 meet
here June u tn a. The date was
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-, Thousands-yes millions--of people find
themselves in this condition early in life And
tendency to grow old. You can carry your
youth with its joys and enthusiasm into your
7O's and 80s. But you must give Nature all the
help you The best assistance you hnd-assist
ancs OF sound constructive cbarxctar IN tho Of
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MUSkOGEE, Jan. 13.--The per.
sonnel OF the Muskogec police de-
partment must be cut I'm half to
keep within the Appropriation al
lowed by the county excise board
Mayor +. B. Fite told the city coun-
Gil today.
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SHAWNEE, Jan. 10. -- ]. II
Fishrr, formerly of Sapulpa, wa.
elected president OF the state Ma.
tiOnal bank today to succeed George
II. McKinnis, retired Cash NJ. Cade
former republican national commit.
tceman, is vice president. and w
j. Barnett, cashier.
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junior IN the state normal when she
began her two years teaching
career.