24 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
1
Harris public sale offers Stetson hats Hart Schaffner and Marx suits fancy waists coats and sweaters in several qualities. Hannan Shoes displays styles and patterns, gloves and hosiery in all colours at sale prices.
An 1880s Democrat plea urges readers with overdue subscriptions to settle accounts by four o clock on December 31 to enter a chance at a $25 shotgun prize. The notice thanks those who already paid and appeals for continued patronage.
The Pontotoc County Farmers Institute met at the courthouse with officers elected earlier in June largely absent. John Elliott the state superintendent introduced Wm. H. Murray who showed 300 bushels of corn from a 4.5 acre patch and described seed selection and grading methods. He and Prof. Jeffords of the A&M college discussed intensive farming and the college’s agricultural scope and funding. The institute discussed exhibits, dues, and a new start under favorable conditions aiming to spread agricultural knowledge among farmers through the A. and M. college program.
Prof Jeffords of the A and M College outlined steps for obtaining top seed corn at the Farmers Institute talk. He noted a new state corn growers association requires members to provide absolute proof of reliability and corn grade, with membership listed by the college.
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock Mr J S Kincaid and Miss Maud Walsh were married at the home of the bride's parents Matt and Mrs Walsh. The bride is well known and popular in the community. The groom has worked on the new Normal building project. Congratulations are extended for a happy life together.
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