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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

6

Daily Time Codes and Schedules Snapshot

A compact list shows multiple time stamps such as 5:30 5:16 4:33 4:13 3:53 3:44 3:30 PM with daily reference and a 5206 code, suggesting a timetable or schedule fragment from an older publication. It includes AM and PM markers and irregular sequences indicating service intervals or program blocks.

Another Effort 10 Open Wewoka Oil Field

H J Conally an expert oil well man who has been inspecting and trying to revive the Wewoka oil field the past two months has abandoned work and left though not with out giving hopeful assurances to the Wewokans He struck seventy five feet of good sand and reported indications to have confidence in future development Work here has only been temporarily suspended and will be begun on a new well at no very distant day

H. J. Conally Wewoka Democrat

Roff Welcomes Visiting Teachers With Public Reception

The Roff public schools hosted a reception for visiting teachers last Friday night. About 200 townspeople attended with few out-of-town teachers present, many arriving Saturday. A prepared program was rendered in approved fashion, and guests complimented Roff on the entertainment.

Roff Rif Eagle

Citizens of Roff Meet and Raise Cain

Citizens gather at city hall to oppose a 50 percent increase in assessed Roff real estate valuations by the county commissioners. A tax payers league is formed with a committee to seek legal advice and plan action against what they call unjust taxation.

Board of County Commissioners Randolph Lawrence Frank Robinson Tax-Payers League Roe Short Nathan Creps Ed. Smith Wm. Felter R. H. Elliot W. C. Rae John Rinard C. W. Floyd Roff Eagle

Teachers meet at depot with Fentem orchestra

Friday morning at the depot nearly every progressive teacher in the region gathered for the East Central Teachers Association meeting. Prof Fentem led an orchestra in full force, but the task of listing all names proved impractical.

East Central Teachers’ Association Prof. Fentem

Exciting Scrap With Big Wolves Near Town

Francis Wigwam reports that R. J. Lewis shot one gray wolf to protect his dogs during a confrontation in woods two miles west of town. Wolves fought off his blows but fled after the shot. dogs were badly bitten and livestock losses noted. A wolf hunt is planned.

R. J. Lewis Mr. Lewis Francis Wigwam

Negro Education Leader Declines State Teachers Meeting

Guthrie Oklahoma November 20 A controversy over racial seating at the Oklahoma State Teachers Association meeting ends with Langston College president Inman E Page withdrawing from the program after Prof George Wilson objects to his speaking while social intermingling is opposed The executive committee keeps Page on the roster and he writes to Prof L J Abbott outlining his reasons for declining.

Remedies Offer for Various Ailments at Druggists

A historical ad lists cures for wire cuts sprains bruises sore throat kidney troubles tooth ache rhumatism and neuralgia with prices 25¢ 50¢ and $1 00. See Druggists for details.

Two Ada Farmers Raise And Keep Potatoes

A visit to Bills & Armstrong's potato storage reveals a 7000 bushel capacity with 3000 bushels stored this year due to dry weather. They use electric fans for ventilation and will expand to a 10000 bushel house near Guthrie. Bradley demonstrates water proof storage, while Bills shifts from cotton to watermelons and potatoes. Judge Lindsey brings seven inch circumference turnips and twenty four ounce samples to the Democrat office.

Bills & Armstrong M. J. Bradley L. C. Lindsey Fitzhugh Democrat

Tyrola Sketches and Local News Note

Miss Emily Williams of Lawrence visits here this week while William Rushing of this community is very ill. Reader writes from the Democrat office sharing impressions and remarks on the paper.

Emily Williams Lawrence William Rushing

Local Happenings Report From Center And Nearby

Duke Stone made a professional trip to Center Friday. J. W. Bolen visited Roff Friday on business. R. E. Duncan came from Francis Friday for business. W. H. Wheeler from Center Friday moved his figures up a year. J. B. Chapman, sheriff candidate, visited Roff Friday and said he will devote time to helping friends.

Duke Stone J. W. Bolen Roff W. H. Wheeler J. B. Chapman Chapman

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Dr. Holley Crescent Drug Store Rollow Building S. E. Chapman Ada Okla the Dascomb-Daniels Lumber Co W. J. Vinette Henley & Biles Building Oklahoma Currie Duncan Attorneys AT Law Reed-Douglass Building Stone & Maxey National Bank John J. McOole Francis G. A. Galbraith Tom D. M’keown Galbraith & M’keown Lawyers Citizens _National Bank Ada, Okla H. T. Saffarrans Ada Nation Bank Reuben M. Roddie Firet National Bank W. B. Presnell Conn Faust & Hartman Physicians and Surgeons Drs. Craig & Runyan B. H. Epperson Attorney AT Law Reed-Douglas DRS Grander & Granger First National Bank Oklahoma Central R’y CO Asa. E. Ramsey STATI Ons Lehigh Booneville Nixon Stonewall Frisco Fisco Crossing Center Vaness Straford Rosedale Vincennes Purcell Gibbons Spur B. M. Haile Purcell, Okla Gwin-Mays & Co Wewoka Oil Field Cain Geo. V. West GEO. West T. W. Ghadwick Veterinary Hospital 12Th Street Townsend REX S. Tobin W. Main St Walsh M. Walsh W. H. Ebey Pres W.H. Braley Secy-Treas ADA Title & Trust CO Pontetee County AUA Title & Trust Company Real Citizens Nat’l Bank Ada, Ok Farmers State Bank Tyrola The R. E. Duncan
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