Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 2

IN JPage Two STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL STILWELL OKLAHOMA Thursday February 12 1333 CEFBT STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL Published Every Thursday at SUlwetl Oklahoma The Strierrj Lapilol of uie World" WADE and MABEL ZUMWAIT Editors and Owners Entered as second class mail nut ter at the Post OfTire at Stilwell Oklanonta March 1897 under the act of March 3 187 news and advertising society and accounts society and circulation composition composition presses wade rumwalt mabel zumwalt sue terapin Virginia biby oscar wilson billy bailey I know It whal I rood in Earline Cantrell visited Saturday night with Jimmy Ruth Harris Gus Keeter and Georgia and Verba and Dwaine Mays visited Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Harris Those from Greasy who attend Cave Springs High School in the Senior Class wish to say that their play Goes The will be Friday night Feb ruary 13 at 7:30 pm Regardless of the weather Everyone come Closing thought Anything worth having is worth working for 0 Time Out For Farmers To File Tax Returns Farmers and ranchers who bypassed the January 15 deadline for filing estimates of 1958 income should file their final 1958 federal income tax return by Monday February 16 to avoid penalty says Earl Wiseman district director of Internal Revenue service Oklahoma City Filing requirements for farm-ers-ranchers are simply detailed in internal Tax available at no cost from the county office in the courthouse basement GREASY There were 39 out for Sunday School Sunday Bro Taylor Padgett preached lor us Sunday night Mrs Katie Green and children moved to Westville last weekend Mrs Eva Kimble returned home from the hospital Friday Mrs Beatrice Stone spent the day with her Mr and Mrs Ivan Hembree and daughter spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Barney Girdner Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs George Mays were Mr and Mrs Gus Keeter Carla and Georgia and Mr and Mrs Benny Ford Bud Cantrell George Bolin Raymond Ford and Bud Bohn xeft Sunday for Kansas City Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Vick Collins were her parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Davidson Martha Sue Jones returned home from the hospital Saturday Mrs Victoria Asbill also returned home Lom the hospital We hope they are feeling better Birthday Party A birthday party was held for Earline Kimble fc her home Saturday night Several were present Ruth L-u ne and Devyrl Butler spent the night with her liSlPmiLlKSMTr A SERVICE OF THE OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION By Ben Blackstock Gov Howard much expected economy in state government drive apparently will not begin with his own office but in other functions of state government In addition to the more than $50000 being spent in remodeling an execu- tive suite of offices for the gov-' trod need there have been passed ernor and his staff in the state and sent to the senate for delib-capitol building the state will eration also spend at least another $50-1 During the first five weeks of 000 renovating the chief execu- the 1957 session however a total mansion of 179 senate bills and 258 house Expenses bills were introduced During A $25000 a year boost in the the samo tme thls sessl0n only cost of operating the 110 senate bllls andJ 158 house office and for the payment of bllli have been introduced salaries in his office has been tb reasons or ere being 169 less bills introduced voted by administration forces in 5 thus far in the 1959 session is Ire appropnations and budget1 that no so-called local bills committee of the state senate i have been introduced Many of I ho action increases the ap-l weie introduced in 1957 pi epilation for operation and and those that passed were later maintenance of the governor ruled unconstitutional putting an office from $117200 per yeaiend t0 a growing practice in the which it was last year to $142- leglslature of passing special le-200 per year for the next two glslatlQn for individuai counties Jcars' I A difficult task' for a number Including cost of support andof house members was begun maintenance of the governors this week as the house took up mans on during the next two consideration a voiuminous years the total appropriation of the laws One year in Adair and adjoining counties $2 55 Six months in Adair and adjoining counties $1 53 One year in Oklahoma $3 57 Six Months in Oklahoma $2 04 One year outside Oklahoma $510 Advertising Rates on Request griculture round dair County By John Hedges County Agent GARDEN TIPS It is the ambition of all gardeners to have a better garden than the neighbors To assist in doing this you should have your garden soil tested at the county office It may be that you need to add commercial fertilisers Another point to remember is to use the varieties which are recommended by your agricultural college Oklahoma State University The county agents office has leaflets available to anyone wishing a list of recommended varieties The following garden vegetables should be planted anytime after the 15th Swiss chard carrots onions cabbage spinach lettuce radishes turnips peas and irish potatoes We want to encourage county guidetuis to visit our office and get free bulletins on gardening HAVE YOUR SOIL TESTED We want to encourage county farmeis to bring soil samples to the county office now Please wait until time to plant spring ciops before you take a sample of your soil for testing because it will delay your planting most likely When taking a sample keep mind the following points: 1 1) Take fiom 4 to 6 samples in a field mix these together in a clean container and bring about one pint in for testing 2) Be sure and bring in a top soil sample and sub-soil sample for deep-iooted ciops such as alfalfa 3) Be suie your soil is put in a lean container 4) Remember your test de-1 pends latgely on the way you take your sample so do a good job BRING YOUR STOCK TO SILGAM SPRINGS SALE BARN EVERY FRIDAY Plenty of Packer's Buyers Joplin TGP for FAT Hogs ART FAULKNER Auctioneer MURPHY Manager Phone 87 Propane 6a many moons ago The following articles are taken from the February 14 1948 issue of the Democrat-Journal MANY MOONS AGO a public Tearing bi ought a few score to the distiict court room Monday 'when county judge JoeM Lynch explained that due to complaints and evidence of law violations regarding the sale of 3 2 beer and conduct of local pool halls licenses for the institutions would be lvvoked foithwith meaning Monday morning Februaiy 11 1946 MANY MOONS AGO due to the niowig of the Dt mocrat-Jouinal and changing prisms the Deniow at-Joui'iial (hanged from a 6 column 3 page napei to a 5 column (5 page paper MANY MOONS AGO the new welfaie dun tor of the dep u't-nunt of public we'fue a i Mrs Willie Tyler She was replacing Min Mantle Tlvr who le-signed MANY MOONS AGO the annual membuship di ive of tie Chamber of Commoice had re-'ported a total of 78 paid ireni-beis Business and Piofes-Monal mon of Rtilwell seeking to get a change in chatter Following a tluough digest of the PLn" of city government George Wateis -was delegated to contact the Attorney Genual and asceituui procedure )(l)hilgas THE AU MilFOSl Ftm DERRY BUTANE COMPANY (Leave Orders at HOME SUPPLY STORE) "Toots" Abbott and Page Arnall Drivers Phones: PR 4-2160 PR 4-2119 PR 4-7582 and PR 4-7400 I ho pa port WUJ Bogart BARON Bob Ellis and family have moved into their home which has been under repair the past month Mrs Nell Cagel has been on the sick list Paul Bowles has been in Oklahoma City this week George Wright of Sherebourne New York who has been visiting his brother and family the Wrights of Tulsa and Joe Wright and family and his father A Wright of Baron accompanied by Mr and Mrs Wnght visited in the Bob F'lu and the Robert Ellis homes Siturday Mr and Mrs Joe Pickens visited ith Mr and Mrs Bill Bowles one day last week Bob Ellis has been in the hospital several days lust week fountain Fork By Mrs TibbiLs Tne riioy Goldman family are enjojing their new television Dale Ttentham was a visitor Monday night of man Mi and Mrs Fiediie Morton of 'Wielntu visited her patents Mi and Mis Fay Tibbits this weekend 1 Mis Iicne Moiton has pur-c lined a new deep fieee She makes her home uth her parent! Mr and Mrs Geo Rains 1 Ter and Mis Matt Barnes and guls of Cove Citv visited her paieits Mr mid Mis Fay Tibbits Sunday Clara Tibbits and Mrs Lnrett i Tienihun aie attending Saturday classes at ABTC Mr end Mm Hebby Russell have inoed in the Mrs Irene Monon Lome Bdlv Ray Ticnlham wife and uaby aie viuting here He is oeuig stationed in Alaska He a radioman in the Navy CC Wayne Gold- now provided in Senate Bill 61 is $165950 annually for the next two years compared to $135845 for 1958 Much of the additional money will go to pay for higher salaries being given by Governor Edmondson to his aids As an example John Criswell his newly appointed press secretary will leceive $10000 a year Martin Hauan press secretary for eight vears under governors Johnston Murray and Raymond Gary received $7200 a month Administrative assistants to Governor Edmondson such as Leland Gourley will receive $12000 a year while administrative assistants under Governor Gary got about $8400 a year It should be pointed out that these salaries are not above that paid bv private industry for similar jobs Legislature Behind The Legislature is only slightly behind in its woik for the first five weeks of the session compaied to the same length of time two yeais ago Legislators and observers alike have commented recently at the seeming lack of work for legislators to do Daily sessions of the legislature have been short lasting in many instances only an hour or so Despite this fact however approximately the same number of bills have been processed by the house and senate to the same point as there were at the end of five weeks of the 1957 session In 1937 only 20 measures or iginating in the senate had been passed by the senate and were pending in the house for consideration Forty one bills originating in the house had been passed by the group and were pending action by the senate A total of eight measures had been passed by both branches of the legislature and sent to the governor In 1959 only two measures have been passed by both houses and sent to the governor but 25 measures originating in the senate have been passed by that group and sent to the house for action In the house 36 bills in- -Travel Best for less 'ttotwn Covered WriGII-A I) AYAMONTI! Glen Meyers of the Oak Hill community has signed up with the county oftice for the weigh-a-day-a-month dairy iec-md program Mr Meyers feels this jirogram will assist him in doing a better job of dairying in that he will know what cows in his herd are doing the job and also the ones that may be costing him money This piogiam is available to any and all county dairymen We would he happy to visit with anyone in the county interested in the piogram Just contact the county office Countians Attend Gans SM Meeting Nine Adair countians attended a meeting of the Sequoyah county Schoolmasters club at Gans Fuday night February 6 Attending from this county were Tommy Dale Worsham president of the Adair county Schoolmasters County Superintendent Hallford club secretary Cave Springs Superintendent Joe Robertson Floyd Dudley Cave Springs principal Warren and Jack McLe-more Cave Springs teachers Kenneth Caileton Stihvell school superintendent Burl Bigby Pea-vine principal and Representative Langley Langley along with Sequoyah County Representative Noble Stewait and State Senator Ray Fine weie principal speakers and lepotted on the progress of school legislation in the two houses This farm truck ii covered tha modarn with Farm Bureau Mutual Inturance Your county Farm Bureau agent can help you cover your family your farm and all your farm equipment with Farm Bureau pro tection Policies provide protection for livestock farm equipment and machinery farm home and h'nldtngi farm crops auto mobiles and accident liability code highway This 110 page bill is a compilation and revision of the highway laws and was prepared during a year of work prior to the session by a special commit-lee headed by Rep Ralph Vandiver Heavener Highway Code Studied For the next two or three weeks a section-by-section chapter by chapter study of the highway code wiU be in pr0gres3 sions of the during daily sessions of the house Rep Vandiver along with Rep William Skeith McAlester Rep A Larason Fargo and a number of other house members will handle and explain certain portions of the bill It is and will continue to be tedious woik for w-hich legislator rarely receive public acclaim Each section must be re-examined for errors or ambiguous piovisions to be corrected The bill will be amended many times before it is passed by the house and sent to the senate for similar consideration The high-wav code is House Bill No 611 It is one of four codes prepared prior to the session aU but one of which have been introduced Only such codification yet to be submitted to the legislature is the pubUc safety code a revision and compilation of all highway safety laws This type of work is of very valuable service to the state but it is one of the least glamorous and least newsworthy functions of the legislature 0 Give HEART FUND on the Sl- thriftrip COACH FARES 10 WEST in the Land! OFFICE 4 2150 alii 1 I ills For Man's Usef DR DAWSON OPTOMFTRIST Closed Thursday and Saturday Afternoon Office Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 9 4-7831 Stilwell Oklahoma £3U DURDGE GREEN Out of office Thursday and Saturday afternoons Office Hours From 1030 A Office PR 4-2227 Kcs CK 4-231 WILLIAM COOK Out of office Thursday and Saturday afternoons Office 4-2218 Ee 4-76S7 MEIIEGAN Osteopathic rbrsictan Out of Office Tuesday and Thursday afternoons Telephones Office 4-2208 Homo 4-2123 Your Local Agent Is A REID Phone PR 4-7842 Stilwell 4- 4 -fr 5 4 4 4 4 1 41 41 41 41 -At BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REMINDERS top mmm EACH WAY DAIY TO AND FROM KANSAS CITY -MEW ORLEANS ECGGTOMY mis prn i i-r i': 4 ft 4 GEORGE'S RADIO AND TV SHOP EXPERT SERVICE Home Supply Building PRospect 4-2308 ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANeE SFBVTC Dial PR 4-2138 "Serylre Is Our 521 DR JOHN II CARSON Dentist By Appointment Phone PR 4-7156 QUALITY PRINTING and oitice supplies DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL I I Happy Birthday Saturday February Betty Briggs Sunday Febutary 15 Laverna Lee Mrs Ehabcth Ross Monday February 16 Earl Sinay SB SO NOYO tills Tmt Scaring Datarms Tha Bad! 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