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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
2
Residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs. Samuel Marshal of Coalgate Oklahoma recalls two boxes curing an almost constant ache and kidney secretions after cold or overexertion. She urges others to remember the name Doan's.
Otis Weaver travels to Oklahoma City for a state central committee meeting where he serves as a member. He is prominently mentioned as a potential candidate for the state campaign committee chairmanship, with a real possibility of being offered the post.
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County. In the matter of the estate of Sippy Brown deceased administrator Islin Wright Letters of Administration granted January 12 1910 Ada Oklahoma creditors must file claims with vouchers for four months from publication or be barred Thos P Holt attorney.
Rocky Mount North Carolina resident J. R. Pitt reports intense relief from a severe cold after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. He says one bottle cured him and endorses it as a remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever and related troubles. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by Gwin and Mays Co.
Sturm's Magazine plans a multi city tour to showcase Oklahoma to major U S cities with stops from Kansas City to New York City. One Oklahoma county girl can win by securing 300 subscribers at 1 50 each, with trip expenses paid. authors claim past trips included New York Boston and Coney Island with luxury treatment and access to top merchants and celebrities.
The Shelby Downard Co. paving contract was signed and approved Monday night. Work will start around the first of April and be completed within six months.
X H Lucas departed Monday on a sales trip to Fort Smith and other points for the Oklahoma Portland Cement Co where he is employed as traveling salesman. He is noted for reliability and is expected to excel as a hustling representative for the firm.
Leslie Maxey traveled to McKinney Texas early this week in what was described as a routine visiting errand. The trip highlights local travel by notable residents through transient movement.
W H Ebey returns from Guthrie and resigns as Chief Clerk of the House because he cannot manage both public and private duties. He was valued for overseeing Ada's interests and keeping watch on legislative matters.
R S Brandon, president of Coffee County Live Stock Association, displayed the finest corn in the Southern zone at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha. The Coffee County exhibit won a purple sweepstakes ribbon and honorable mention, confirming Brandon family farming prowess in Tullahoma and the Fifth District.
Do not miss the February 15 deadline to pay your telephone bill or risk discontinuation of service. The reminder emphasizes timely payment to avoid loss of phone access.
A man famed for his slogan born tired uses Prickly Ash Bitters to convert functional activity into energetic spirits. He credits the tonic with making work feel necessary and uplifting his daily vigor.
Edgar Smith, a longtime employee at the Texas Department Store, departed Wednesday for Oklahoma City where he will reside and serve as the state agent for the Youngtown Steel Wire Co.
The Pontotoc county Democratic Campaign Committee declares that being a Democrat suffices as credentials to speak for the party. Chairman W. H. Fisher and Secretary Lyron Norrell state that Democrats may speak for the party without additional attestations to counter Socialist claims.
The State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County County Court notices a guardian Amos H. Hayes files a petition to sell the real estate of minor Billie Perry McGee. A hearing is set for February 21, 1910, at 1 30 PM. Next of kin and interested parties must appear or a copy may be published in Ada Democrat. Joel Terrell, County Judge. 1-21-4
In the County Court of Ada Oklahoma the guardian J J Buck petitions to sell the real estate of Agnes Dana a minor. The court orders a hearing for February 21 1910 at 1 30 pm and directs notice to kin and interested parties with publication in the Ada Weekly Democrat for three weeks.
Wm. Felter of the Roff Eagle spent Monday in Ada on business with the county commissioners.
Two or three hedger fights occurred Saturday evening at the Rock Barn. The event left at least three newcomers wiser than when they arrived.
Panama Canal life plagued by malaria but Electric Bitters promise cures. Wm A Fretwell of Lucama NC testifies three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and brought lasting health. Helps stomach liver and kidney troubles and prevents typhoid. 50 cents at Gwin Mays.
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