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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1910

Page

4

Davis Views Konawa as Campaign Stop for State Senate

J. W. Davis traveled to Konawa on Friday to bolster his bid for State Senator and reported the visit as very successful with favorable impressions.

J. W. Davis Konawa

Local Happenings and People in Ada and Pontotoc

Miss Jeanie Epperson is quite ill this week and Mrs. Claude Rodarmel is improving. Charley Thompson and baby return from Texas. Rev. E. C. Smootz visits family in Ada. F. H. Lucas travels for cement company. Prof. F. J. Wilbanks conducts singing school and notes Stratford district convention in July. J. I. McCoole and G. W. McCoole visit Ada. Dr. Frank LeFevre begins practice in eye, nose and throat. Mass meeting of Pontotoc county Socialists planned. Veterans attend Mobile reunion. Misses Thompson and Edmister attend Chickasaw Brigade reunion. Mary D. Emery hosts birthday party. Art Squares and related goods advertised. A. E. Cruson reports frost damage to crops. Lachman Carnival Co. performs on Rennie street. James P. Copeland returns to Democrat staff. Live agents sought by Hamlin Texas firm. Candidates note voter frustration over costs. Prof. Ashbey Tanner resigns Mill Creek principalship. becomes city editor. Prof. W. T. Melton to teach Latta summer term. Strayed or stolen horses advertised near Cement plant. Census workload causes paper to be temporarily small. Dr. Wilson, eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, to visit Harris Hotel. Knox Farmers Union to plant five acres of cotton for local fund. Death of Clara Allen Cox due to measles and pneumonia. funeral at Rosedale.

Oklahoma City booster visit marks territory anniversary

The Oklahoma City booster will arrive May 10, stay about an hour, and be greeted warmly by Ada who will ensure the boys feel at home. Ada’s welcome mirrors the celebratory mood as The Oklahoman publishes a special 21st anniversary edition highlighting territorial settlement and notable reading for the day.

Oklahoma City Ada The Oklahoman

Excellent Prospects for Chautauqua Course Soldout Appeal

The Democrat reports strong progress toward a Chau tauqua course this summer with active committees and an assured program. Twelve to fourteen performances are planned, two per day for a week, offered at a modest season ticket price to attract broad public support.

Reductions in Millinery at the Model Parlor

Due to Mrs Whitmore’s ill health the Model Millinery Parlor offers spring stock at the lowest Ada prices to close out early. Hats flowers and up to date styles must go. Visit South Broadway Ada Oklahoma before buying.

Severe losses from late frosts hit cotton and fruit crops

Reports indicate great damage from late frosts in other sections, with heavy losses in cotton areas and in the northwest fruit belt. Officials fear seed shortages will force reduced planting and smaller acreage in many regions.

Time Promised at Dolburg Big Supper For Hall Fund

Friday evening May 13 set for a large box supper in Dalburg to aid the building fund for the Woodmen and Odd Fellows hall. Citizens and candidates are invited to attend. Jersey cow for sale call at Frisco depot Fitzhugh for details.

Dalburg Woodmen and Odd Fellows Hall Jersey Frisco Depot Fitzhugh D. T. Lebo

Full blooded Jersey bull for the season at my barn

J. W. Davis of Ada announces a full blooded Jersey bull will be available for the season at his barn. Subscribers to the Democrat are invited to follow the notice for details.

Jersey J. W. Davis Ada

Forced to Leave Home Health Solution Promoted

Public notice promotes Dr King s New Discovery as home remedy for lung troubles and coughs. Testimony from W N Nelson of Calamine Arkansas claims full recovery and weight gain after other treatments failed. Advertises 50 cents to 1 00 with trial bottle free at Gwin Mays Co.

Dr. King W. N. Nelson Calamine Ark Gwin, Mays & Co

Yeager Makes Business Trip to Stonewall

A. B. Yeager traveled to Stonewall on Tuesday for a business engagement with local interests and meetings planned during the trip.

A. B. Yeager Stonewall

Also Mentioned on This Page

K- Price & Co NT Tailo Guest Bros Ada, Oklahoma Jeanie Epperson Claude Rodarmel Charley Thompson Baby Texas E. C. Smootz Claremore F. H. Lucas F. J. Wilbanks North Ada Wilbanks Stratford District Vaness M. Levin John I. McCoole Francis G. W. McCoole Little Rock Frank LeFevre Duncan Block Willie Mae Prewett A. A. Walker Pontotoc County Court House Mobile Re-Union G. Duncan A. W. Baugh Lindsey Gertrude Thompson Catherine Edmister Chickasaw Brigade Mobile Mary D. Emery A. E. Cruson Pickett A. T. Sciphies Frisco Lachman Carnival Co Rennie Street Main Street James P. Copeland Democrat E. Clark Hamlin Pontotoc Co Ashbey Tanner Mill Creek News Tanner W. T. Melton Center Latta J. W. Gilpin the Democrat Ben Hampton W. C. Jones Knox Farmers Union Clara Allen Cox J. H. Cox West 16Th Street Rosedale Cemetery Earth Ada, Okla Oklahoma State Bank W. D. Hays Cashier Oklahoma Burt & Packard CO Brockton, Mass Hart, Schaffner & Marx Stetson Chautauqua Dolburg I. Harris Rollow B'ld’g Clark Realty CO P. Bank
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