19 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Ada Evening News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
1
The fragmentary text references a Pittsburgh area tale of farm life and a missing person or item. It mentions Pittsburg, a farm, months or ages, a legal angle with law offices, and a scattered cast of names. The readable parts hint at a local curiosity or rumor surrounding a person or event in the city.
A snippet from Bin -Wapanucki Press describes a boy with a $50 bull dog. The note hints at concerns about night wandering and care, with rough streets and social commentary implied in the archaic phrasing. The fragment preserves local color and era but lacks full facts.
A William Jr. Bryan quote cautions that a person who seeks business without advertising is like someone who gives a silent kiss in the dark. He implies the mover knows the aim but others do not, underscoring the value of clear promotion.
The Stonewall News reports a miscarriage of justice as jurors in Reno Gla June 17 fail to convict a man despite money and outrage. The piece notes the jury’s verdict stemmed from class prejudice and public distrust in law. It then covers the State Christians Endeavor convention closing in Denver with Rev Dr Franch Clarke presiding and election of leaders and officers.
Help wanted notices announce openings in Guthrie Oklahoma. Positions include a saloon keeper skilled in whiskey knowledge and a state department role requiring medical understanding of Sunny Brook. Apply through the state department for details and eligibility.
State officials estimate military costs to suppress the 1878 Snake uprising at 35000 to 37900 with only 38000 appropriated tied to troop mobilization and reward funds. Adjutant General Canton recounted the single dispatch of 60 warriors and a bold threat that helped snake leaders back down. Regular sessions planned to classify costs and cover expenses.
The article emphasizes that prospective workers must sustain effort and avoid laxity as success grows. It notes a leader Marshall Mields' method of maintaining enthusiasm by surrounding himself with hardworking staff, replacing slackers to keep performance high.
The issue highlights numerous local merchants and firms such as Hatin Waples Platter Grocery, Ada Ice & Fuel Co, First National Bank, Ramseys Drug Store, Ada National Bank, Grand Leader, Bray & Co, and Granger & Granger. The note praises these advertisers as a reflection of the town’s business status during a typically dull period.
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