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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
4
The notice records Ada Oklahoma post office entry as second class matter under an 1879 act. It notes approval and effective date admitted July 17, 1906.
Two candidates seek election to the 7th District bench with Republican Tom D. McKeown and Democrat R. M. Rainey on the ballot. The race hinges on local judicial qualifications and voter choice in the district.
The article argues Tennessee requires a grandfather clause after the recent election. It claims Nashville and Davidson County swung to bootleggers due to black votes, with Judge Hart harsh on Blacks, while white citizens suffer long-term from the election outcome and alleged liquor influence.
The piece argues graft and bribery are common and credits Gore for testifying despite a well financed effort by grafters. It predicts Creager may lose his seat and calls for accountability, praising Gore’s courage and honesty.
The column weighs sympathy for the underdog in elections while noting conduct of a defeated candidate. The writer references Bill in discussing whether such sympathy is warranted given behavior and outcomes.
The remark attacks Murray as self-centered and a poor loser while contrasting him with Cruce who accepted defeat gracefully. It argues Cruce placed party interests above personal feelings, implying Murray has always acted for himself.
The county judge emphasizes humane juvenile justice and aims to steer youths away from jail. He cites Judge Lindsey and prior mayoral work as proof of kindness' effectiveness, expecting broad support from law abiding residents.
The author urges readers to abandon the belief that others will recognize and reward their efforts. Instead, accept that appreciation may be scarce and focus on moving forward. Emphasizes personal contentment from perseverance and self-motivation.
Tennessee rejected Patterson aligned officials by large margins on Thursday electing anti Patterson judges and nominating anti Patterson congressmen. Analysts say the Patterson faction suffered a major defeat and Governor Patterson may consider stepping down. The piece notes Southern Democrats resist centralized bosses and czar like leadership.
The stubborn political figure Stump Ashby runs again after defeats. After a failed bid for a second term in Oklahoma’s legislature he announced plans to leave for Texas but reemerged in Pushmataha County as a candidate and won another term.
Voters express satisfaction with the primary results and pledge full backing for the ticket. They aim for a county-wide Democratic sweep to secure long term supremacy and support for chosen candidates.
The Wapanucka Press notes a Black man announces as a Socialist candidate for Congress in the Second district, criticizing party rhetoric and predicting Socialist speakers will prove their claimed concern for Black welfare by backing him.
The current fruit harvest is described as a howl ing success for the country. The article lauds a record bounty, claiming never before has the crop looked so plentiful and promising for fruit growers.
A terse note cites the 1910 census, hinting at a stark population change and a wail of mourning or concern from the community. It implies a significant event or shift prompting such a reaction.
The President of the Industrial Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia says Electric Bitters has served the institution for nine years. He calls it a superior remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues and a strong aid for weak pale children and women. Sold at Gwin and Mays Co for 50 cents.
A primary horse race between Republicans and Socialists shows the highest Republican tally at 422 and Socialist top at 421. Maxwell box had 48 Republicans. Lanham led Socialists with 34. Ada reports 78 Republican votes. Voter shifts hint at lower Republican and Socialist totals vs last general election, possibly due to cross voting from other parties in the Democratic primary.
Local notes list residents and visitors moving to Ada Cedar Grove Francis and nearby towns. Names include Will Carter W F Leach Henry Lee and families. Mr Ricketts moves to Oakman to manage the Oakman gin. Gracie Finley is reported sick.
The Dallas News notes a lengthening first bale column, with cotton arriving briskly while Oklahoma lags. When Oklahoma moves, crop activity should surge as improvements show in overall field conditions and market expectations.
A remark notes that Cameron was expelled in the primary, illustrating the Democratic party of Oklahoma's ability to discipline its own members when required.
The text notes a maxim about things not returning and contrasts it with politics, pointing to the anticipated impact of Lee Cruce on political life. It frames Cruce as a figure whose arrival may mark a shift, suggesting an imminent transition in the political scene.
Lawrence socialist Uncle Jack Price argues one must read papers from all sides to judge political parties wisely like serving on a jury. He cites leading papers including the Appeal to Reason the Ripsaw the Yellow Jacket and the Ada Democrat to stay informed.
Judge Barton found to be busy campaigning and had little time for a proper ceremony. Samuel Carter and Jane McDaniel of Colberg, aged 66 and 65, appeared seeking marriage. The judge reportedly mixed a wedding with a jury charge but guaranteed the ceremony would stand or money refunded.
A note to the voters expresses gratitude to supporters and goodwill toward opponents after the recent primary. The candidate invites all to back him in the general election and pledges to provide the best service as County Treasurer.
The notice announces the Fourth Annual State Fair in Oklahoma City from September 27 to October 9, 1910. It highlights daily air ship flights, a prominent horse show, seventeen departments, and a great livestock show plus racing every day except Sunday. I. S. Mahan serves as secretary and premium lists are available for exhibitors.
The Democrat reports W. W. Pryor city attorney of Konawa who began practice at Ada has won the Democratic nomination for Seminole County Attorney. Pryor received 931 votes against 3267 for one opponent and 197 for the other.
W H Ebey pres W H Braley secretary treasurer Ada Title & Trust Co offers loans on land buys and abstracts of title for Pontotoc County Oklahoma. They write fire and tornado insurance on town and country property. It will pay you to see.
Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe lung illness that dropped him to 115 pounds. He now weighs 160 and can work again. He says the remedy also cured his four children of croup and endorses trials and guarantees.
Ada Electric & Gas Co urges homeowners to wire their houses now not for luxury but for safety and convenience. The ad claims electricity is essential for heating cooking baking washing ironing and more and invites readers to see modern methods once their home is wired.
A persuasive advertorial urges immediate kidney cure using Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites symptoms like backache urinary issues and general fatigue and quotes M. H. Brown of Okla praising the remedy. Sold everywhere for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
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