The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
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j. j. Copeland, who resides IA
miles northeast of Deese, is among the
new readers of The Weekly Ardmore-
ite this week. Mr.. Copeland believes
that the Cotton Growers Association
is one of the best things yet promoted
for the farmers and has signed up for
membership in the organization. He
raises cotton. corn and Poland China
hogs.
w. A. Bevel, a progressive farmer
of Vanoss, Okla, has paid for years
good reading to The Weekly Ardmore-
ite Mr. Bevel lived in Carter county
10 years and recently moved with his
family to Vanoss. He says he wants
the news of his old home and knows
of no better way to get it than
through the county paper.
Charles Taylor (col). who owns
good acreage near Milo and who knows
how to get the best results from well
cultivated crops has become reg
ular reader of The Weekly Ardmore-
ite. Taylor raises cotton, corn and
good livestock.
Schools OF Carter county close this
week, after very successful term
throughout.
Fire at Wilson last week destroyed
some good business property and did
damage to a number of places doing
business in Wilson.
The latest murder in McCurtain
county was the killing of w. S. Sui
livan by j. NJ. Deaton. a tenant, who
struck Sullivan over the head with a
single-tree for an insult to Mrs. Dea'
ton. Sullivan died almost instantly.
Deaton was arrested and Jailed.
w. A. McClain, merchant of Fox,
was in the city Saturday attending
, court While here, Mr.. McCiain had his
name placed on the mailing list Of
A., The Weekly Ardmoreite. He owns 127
acres of Carter county farm land near
Fox and raises good crops of any
thing he plants.
w. c. Collins, one of Carter county S
pioneer farmers, who moved to this
, country 80 years ago and remembers
4 Ardmore when it was only a good
range for cattle, renewed his subscrp-
| 20 ha A ArJp 10
week. Mr.. Collins has signed as a
member OF the Cotton Growers Asso.
ciation and believes it to be the only
way to put farming on business basis.
(, He raises cotton and corn and Is a
booster for the better live stock
movement He has number of hogs
a of the Poland China breed.
The grand chapter of the Royal Arch
Masons closed their state meeting al
Bartlesville last week. Muskoeee was
selected as the next place of meeting
April 3, 1922 Following were the Of
. ficcrs elected for the year:
Euegene p. Mcmahon. Lawton
grand high priest; f. L. Wilson. Tulsa
=. grand king; Ed p. Gallup Oklahoma
City, grand scribe; Il. j. Wells, Enid
grand captain OF the host; Charles f
:. Creager. Muskogee. grand principa! sc
journer: Ralph Downing. Norman
grand treasurer; James A. Scott Mus
o kogee. grand secretary; Emerson
n Burns. Poteau. grand Royal Arch cap
r. tain: William c. Matthews, Chickasha
d grand master third veil; Cassius NJ
d Burnet. Blackwell, grand lecturer; II
5 w. Townsend. Shawnee. grand master
second veil; Tom Frenslcy. Ardmore
> grand master first veil; Il. Il. Gait
% Oklahoma City. grand marshal; Frasi
II Smith, McAlester, grand sentinel.
e w. ID. Dixon, who owns 80 acre.
y Of land near Woodford, was transact
,e ing business In Ardmore Tuesday an,
= took time while here to have his nam'
d placed on the mailing list of the Week
e ly Ardmoreitc. Mr.. Dixon is a success
ful farmer and raises cotton. corn an'
4. good live stock. He is n member o
It the Cotton Growers Association.
X l.. II. Jones, another good farmer o
v, the Woodford community and who I
also member Of the Cotton Grower
Association, has requested that we sent
him the Weekly Ardmoreite for year
r MIR. Jones owns 40 acres adjoining
woodford and raises the best of Duro
7. Jersey hogs. In addition he raise
IL good crops OF cotton and corn and al
y the good things that make farm III
D, pleasure.
e OF the 30 prisoners held In tn
Ie county Jail at Idabel, 10 are charged
's with murder. according to the ldabe
y Gazette,
y william Kidd. aged So, dropped deaf
- near Brent. in Seauoyah county las
week from heart trouble and paralysis
I" He was an ex-confederate soldier,
- member OF the Joe Wheeler camp. U
/, &. ". at Sallisaw.
II H. Milcy. well known and progress
y slve farmer OF the Bcrwyn nelghbor
IN hood. while here one day this week
4. renewed his subscription TO the Week
10 ~ Ardmoreite. MIR. NIiley raises goo'
Ie crops Of cotton and corn and polan'
China hogs