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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1910

Page

5

Local Happenings and Elections Notes in Ada

Mrs S A Hill and children travel to Texas to visit relatives. S A Hill signs a four room residence contract on 9th street Donaghey Addition. Miss Elizabeth Ingram returns from Italy Texas visit. she will come back next week. Ada crew at Guthrie votes in primary led by Judge Furman Swamp Campbell and Howard Parker. Dr Shands brings in Cruce peaches. Jas Hounshell leaves for vacation via Dallas and Galveston. Politicians clash east of the M & P bank with H J Roach noted as standout. C F Green resigns Katy Railroad agent post effective Sept 1 after over two years. Dr W M Gallaher of Shawnee to be in Ada second and fourth Mondays each month for eye ear nose and throat work. glasses fitted. Delayed issue due to election returns. Dr Bunyan’s auto arrives. old buggy sold. Editor smiles after melon rides with Prof J S Coley and John Lea. office feasts on melons. Prof T F Pierce leaves for Smith Station Alabama for weeks. keeps Ada and Pontotoc County informed. W H Ebey suspects Ballard as Insurance Commissioner nominee. ticket shows many voters chose at random.

W. M. Gallaher Drs

Pontotoc County Pop Figures Seen as Disappointing

Census last week put Pontotoc County population at 23 045 with one more district to add. Three years ago the special census gave 23 057, a small rise judged disappointing. Officials hope for improvement next time.

Census Bureau Pontotoc County

Shall There Be A Monopoly of the Air

Hiram Moe Greene discusses aviation monopolies and Wright patents in Human Life, urging cooperation to conserve the rights of inventors. The essay argues for open opportunity in aeronautics, criticizing bans and bonds that hinder progress and inviting patriotic support for fair solutions.

Hiram Moe Greene August America Europe Wrights Wright Company Wright New York Chicago St. Louis Greene Human Life Human Life Publishing CO Boston

State University to gain improved accommodations for women

Norman Oklahoma reports better lodging for female students at the State University of Oklahoma next year. The Episcopal church will convert a private residence into a home for about 14 students under careful oversight, while Rev. W F Gray plans to renovate a Main Street hotel for around 75 young ladies with a competent matron in charge.

Norman Okla State University of Oklahoma Episcopal Church W. F. Gray The Baptist Church Main Street

The Cow as Man's Best Friend Through History

The dairy cow supplies essential life needs from infancy and beyond, sustaining farms and rural prosperity. She provides dairy products, skim milk, butter milk, soil fertility, and supports poultry and livestock, making her indispensable to agriculture. The National Dairy Union, E K Slater, Secretary, St Paul, Minn.

Nan The National Dairy Union E. K. Slater St. Paul, Minn

Twig News From Oakman District Visits And Travels

Local notes list residents and visitors including Frank Leach and Mr Frank Whisenant in Ada, Mrs Francis Lynn of Neff visiting here, Milton and Sam Garner in Jesse, Mrs Jim Howell of Stratford visiting, Fred Hodges of Frederick visiting, Mrs Sam Hurst of Ada visiting, Lena Dusail leaving for Kentucky, Nora Sutles of Roff visiting relatives, Will Lindsey and W T Hughes to Roff on business, O O Hodges from Frederick seeking a location, Mrs H E Garner and Beulah at Ross, and Sallie Hodges of Davidson visiting.

Milton Sam Garner Jesse Jim Howell Stratford

Dr. King’s New Life Pill Sold By Gwin & Mays Co

Ad promotes Dr King’s New Life pill as a quick cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles and various ailments. Claims relief at low cost with a list of conditions including dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility.

Judge Barton Sworn In As Nominee Takes Office Next Day

Judge C. C. Barton was sworn in immediately after his nomination and chosen by commissioners to fill the unexpired term of Judge Terrell. He will serve five or six months before new primary nominees take office and is noted for his vigorous campaigning and tenure as Ada's mayor.

C. C. Barton Terrell Xood Ada Pesterto

Revival Meeting Closes After Eighty Conversions

The revival ended Sunday evening and evangelists Hendrick and Carter with musician Miss Gleaves left Monday for Collin county Texas to hold a meeting near Prosper. About eighty conversions reported and many accessions to local churches on Sunday with expectations of more next Sunday.

Miss Gleaves Collin County Texas Hendrick Carter

Mrs C W Briles Leaves for Texas Visit

Mrs. C W Briles departed Monday for a two week visit to relatives in Texas.

Hall's Texas Wonder Ad by G M Ramsey Druggist

Ada Oklahoma warning style notice for a kidney bladder and rheumatic remedy Hall's Texas Wonder sold for 60 days at $1.00 by G M Ramsey, a local druggist, claiming it is the best medicine sold for years.

Ada Oklahoma Hall G. M. Ramsey

President Helps Orphans at Macon Home

The Industrial Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports the president aided hundreds of orphans. He praises Electric Bitters as an excellent medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles and says it strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up weak children. Available at Gwin & Mays Co for 50 cents.

Industrial Orphan’s Home Macon Gwin & Mays Co

Farmers busy with threshing and crops near Ahlo lo

Most residents finish laying by crops this week as threshers stay busy. Jim Nichols found two bee trees nearby. The area needs rain. corn suffers though cotton fares better. Our school has about fifty pupils and twelve debated city and country life last Friday with an engaging session.

Jim Nichols

I Am The Man Who Is Prepared To Do Your Hauling

An Ada area sender claims readiness to handle all hauling needs noting nothing is too heavy light or brittle for his services and seeks work.

Jim Bullard Ada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martha Washington S.e.chapman 9Th Street Donaghey Addition S. A. Hill Elizabeth Ingram Miles Gigsby Italy Mrs. Ingram Guthrie Judge Furman Swamp Campbell Howard Parker Jas. Hounshell Post Office Dallas Galveston M. & P. Bank H. J. Roach C. F. Green Katy Green Lee Dr. Bunyan Hank J. S. Coley John Lea T. F. Pierce Smith Station Ala Democrat W. H. Ebey Mr. Ebey Ballard Oklahoma State Bank W. D. Hays Cashier State University Oakman Frank Leach Frank Whisenant Mrs. Francis Lynn of Neff Fred Hodges Frederick Sam Hurst Wilburn Lena Dusail Kentucky Nora Sutles Roff Will Lindsey W. T. Hughes W. O. and O. T. Hodges Merchants & Planters State Bank Ada, Oklahoma Barton C.W. Briles W. H. Ebey. Pres W.H. Braley ADA Title & Trust CO ADA Title & Trust Company Ada, Ok Ahlolo Jno D. Rinard Pres Lee Daggs V-Pres C. T. Angel Sec Treas John D. Rinard E. W. Hardin A. M. Cummings Pontotoc County Abstract Co Angel
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