The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23

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their busInexs interests may be
eentered. They viii keep their fam.
lilies here for the advantages the cx.
oellent school facilities afford their
children. and will find Il conscnial
and pleasant to abide In this grand
city Of churches and educational In
stitutions. They will like Il because
they can get train 10 any part OF
the state. or can ship their farm o.
factory products anywhere In the
least possible time. They will make
Chickasha their permanent stopping
place. because II has every good
thing found In any other city In the
southwest. and fewer evils than
most Of them. besides n great many
advantages that none OF them pos.
sess.
Chickasha has magnificent church
buildings and greater per cent OF
the citizens are church-goers than
In most cities. The city has ten
churches all OF which have good at.
tendance and are moving forward
With christian work. These denomi.
nations are amply housed with
100000 worth Of modern buildings.
stoekmen's Paradise.
This country for years has been a
heavy producer OF native hay. which
In an early day constituted the chief
industry OF this pioneer region. The
broad prairies afforded excellent
pasturage for the herds OF beef cat.
tie that at one time ranged this fer
tile valley. II was one time called
the stockmen's paradise. but II Is
no longer the home OF the old!time
cav man. who wants TO range his
herd. Il IL pre.eminently fitted for
the stock farmer. who raises his
own feed and puts up his own hay.
feeding his farm products TO live.
stock which can be readily driven
to the station and shipped TO the
ready markets that bring cash-in.
hand. From five to fifteen thou.
sand head OF cattle are brought to
the Chickasha feeding pens annual.
ly. aud there are ten dairies in the
immediate vicinity OF the city.
Chickasha has a great future. The
opportunities OF the past may have
been neglected along some lines.
but the city has prospered at ali
times more than most cities where
agriculture has been the sole sup
porting industry. With the further
development of this feature along
with the petroleum and gas possibil-
tiles, Chickasha's, great opportunity
is still in the future, and its possi-
bilities are as yet untouched. The
development of 'rrgcr city still
awaits the hand of rprise to put
the factors of progres into motion
to consumate this dream. That the
early development of the new oil
field will be an important step in
this direction, there is no doubt.
Field of Opportunity.
This community offers everything
in the way of commercial opportuni-
ty. The new conner will find in
Chickasha, first of all, satisfactory
and substantial returns for his ev-
cry judicious investment, and will
find this city one of interest and
attraction, and an enjoyable COM
munity in which to live. A city
where the public school system is
second to none in this state, a city
where churches of all denominations
greet th stranger within its gates
with true christian spirit, and will
welcome him as a new citizen in
the most cordial way. city where
the only requirements to enter the
social circle is clan character.
These are some of the little big
things that have made the city Of
Chickasha far-famed as the ideal
city in which to live as well as to
engage in profitable business.
This community Is evenly bal
anced in every way. No matter
from what point of view Chickasha
is considered it will measure up
fully to expectations. Whether the
test be made along financial lines or
that of industry, from point of edu-
cational advantages, moral tenden-
cies or from civic beauty or santa
ton, it will not be fourd wanting,
but will prove to be far ahead OF
any city its size and equal to many
several times as large in the great
commonwealth of Oklahoma. A city
primarily of commerce and industry
bent on prosperity, but the fact has
never been overlooked that no mat
ter how prosperous city may be
it's growth can never be maintained
nor its prosperity be made perma-
rent unless at the bottom of 1t all
lies a solid, substantial foundation
Of intelligent citizenry. To that end
Chickasha has never overlooked the
Importance of having parallel to her
industrial and financial achieve
ments strong and progressive sys-
TEN of public schools, well-supported
and adequately housed churches. and
social life based upon moral char
acter and a broad sentiment built
around the sound principles of Tive
and let live"
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