Local Ada Happenings Highlight Community Moves
Ada residents report activity across business and civic life. J Q Adams returns from Sulphur while C Y Partain visits town. brick bottling works advances on East Main with Ross supervising. Judge Barton and J K Scroggin campaign in Ross. new girl Lucy Elizabeth born. planting and farming notes include plowing offers and seed oats. Zeb B Sanders announces Ada practice and local law interest fuels booster mood.
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East Main St
R. J. Ross
Hall's Texas Wonder endorsed by Ada druggist
G M Ramsey druggist in Ada Oklahoma certifies long selling Hall's Texas Wonder for kidney bladder and rheumatic ailments. Claims a 60 days treatment for $1.00 and recommends it as the best medicine in its category.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Hall
G. M. Ramsey
Farmers State Bank Ada Oklahoma Statement 1910
Bank report for Farmers State Bank at Ada Oklahoma shows assets totaling 59069.68 with loans 26470.45 and deposits 15000.00. liabilities include capital stock 0 and undivided profits 0. oath sworn by Cashier F O Harriss before Notary William Nettles on February 7 1910.
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F. O. Harriss
William H. Nettles
Wm. L. Byrd
Charles T. Barney
Kreiger Passes Through Enroute Home From Ardmore Oil Fields
F. C. Kreiger of Center is traveling home Friday from Ardmore oil fields. He works in the well drilling business.
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F. C. Kreiger
Center
Ardmore
Mr. Krieger
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as universal healer
A local advertiser claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly relieves burns cuts scalds wounds and piles and heals sores ulcers boils felons eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. The product is offered for 25e at Gwin and Mays Co.
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Bucklen
Gwin & Mays Co
Dr J M Vaden Leaves Ardmore for Ada
Ardmore Statesman reports Dr J M Vaden a longtime Ardmore physician and former Carter Co Medical Association president is departing for Ada to pursue new opportunities. He will be missed by friends and the local medical community as he sets up in his new home and practice.
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J. M. Vaden
Ardmore
Carter Co. Medical Association
Ada
Nerous
Ardmore Statesman
Colbert News Roundup From Ada and Nearby Visits
Miss Jewel Johnson visited Ada Saturday and Willie Kirby of Ada was a Colbert visitor Sunday night. Minta Lea Viola Jones Ida McAnnally and Mrs Harvey Luther plus Mack Chappel and Pate Earnest attended events in Ada and Sasakwa. Stringer preached at New Bethel. Box supper at Homer schoolhouse went well. Two weeks left in Colbert school with an exhibition and debates on Washington versus Lincoln Fridays.
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Willie Kirby
Ada
Colbert
Minta Lea
Viola Jones
Ida McAnnally
Mrs. Harvey Luther
Mack Chappel
Sasakwa
Pate Earnest
Bro. Stringer
New Bethel
Homer School
New Bethel Community Notes and Local Happenings
Rev Stringer will preach at New Bethel Sunday Miss Shahan is improving rapidly Mr Robinson handles school numeration Ada Saturday farm work occupies farmers Prof Crow and Newton Shahan attended spelling at Egypt Friday George Walker family visited Frank Walker Seminole weekend Prof Crow debated whiskey versus tobacco in Happy Land neighborhood outcome tobacco side won.
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Rev. Stringer
New Bethel
Miss Shahan
Mr. Robinson
Walker
Ada
Prof. Crow
Newton Shahan
Egypt
George Walker
Frank Walker
Seminole
Crow
Happy Land
Fitzhugh Missionary Baptist Church Organized
On Feb 10 Rev W J Shipman helped organize a Missionary Baptist church at Fitzhugh. Members read letters and adopted articles of faith with Bro Grover Looper as clerk. The church elected Shipman as pastor candidate, planned a summer meeting, and predicted great success for the new congregation.
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W. J. Shipman
Fitzhugh
Missionary Baptist
T. B. Harrell
Charles Stringer
New Bethel
Bro. Shipman
O. E. Fowler
Chas. Stringer
Pendictor
Missionary Baptist Church
Grover Looper
Bro
Shipman
Increased Enrollment At State University Sees Jump
The February 12 enrollment rose from 497 last year to 533 this year, an increase of 36. The 1908 09 total was 646 students. The Registrar expects 700 in 1909 10 and up to 1000 with the new Engin eering and Administration Hall ready for September. Several departments are crowded now. new buildings will add room for hundreds more students next year.
Ada Democrat Leads Loose Leaf Ledger Stock
Ada Democrat plans to stock loose leaf ledgers and organize the inventory for local buyers. The effort targets rising demand for organizational supplies in the community.
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Ada Democrat
Report of the Oklahoma State Bank financial condition
The Oklahoma State Bank reports loans and discounts, overdrafts, securities and other items, total cash in bank, and liabilities including capital stock paid in 25 000, undivided profits 11 029 25, deposits 92 776 39, time certificates 6 572 99 and cashier's checks 25 63, totaling 148 927 06. W D Hays cannotary public W H Brailey.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
O. Harriss
Tewapacs
Rae Poisinon Bessiestis
of Pontotoc
Representative Huddleston's Guthrie Visit Noted by Pontotoc Group
Frank Huddleston of Guthrie made a flying visit to his family and was praised for effective legislative work. Dr Wilson of Shawnee will be at Harris Hotel on the second and fourth Mondays monthly practicing Eye Ear Nose and Throat with glasses fitting available.
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Frank LeFevre
Ada
Duncan Block
Frank Huddleston
Guthrie
Frank
Pontotoc
Bank Statement Details Loans and Deposits in 1913 Ledger
State bank record shows loan and discount totals of 47797.68 and especially since the Oklahoma county officials note the bank’s cash items, deposits, and capital. The document is signed by cashier B H Mason and attested by J W Davis C H Rives and M B Donaghex with a commission expiring in 1913.
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State OF OkLahoma
Powroroc
I. B. H. Mason
Shetooanall Bank
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