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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
8
The dealer urges customers to view samples and compare prices, claiming their Democrat job department has produced most stock bills for several seasons and delivers quality goods at competitive prices.
Rex Oil for wire cuts sprains bruises sore throat kidney troubles tooth ache rhumatism and neuralgia priced 25c 50c and 1.00 see Druggists.
Choicest plots in Donaghey Addition selling fast with remarkably low prices. Secure investment in high character property likely to grow. We offer loans to build a home on the land with easy terms.
Ada Oklahoma February 7 1910 the County Commissioners met in regular session with all members present. They approved affidavits of erroneous assessments listing amounts for G W Mathews J B Gill W D Hicks J F Rives M Shockley J B Taylor Jim Kennedy and John Ward was appointed County Weigher. Roads designated as public highways include the SE quarter of the SE quarter of section 28 and NE quarter of the N quarter of section 33 in township 4 north range 6 east and a road per Maxwell area. Printing bids deferred. Several claims were approved on the Supply Fund including Dorsey Printing Okla Eng & Ptg Co. and others. A long list of Court Fund claims for numerous individuals and amounts were approved.
Mrs Haggard is reported on the sick list this week Charley Branom of Roff was in our community Sunday Several men from Hickory were here Monday after word Rev Simpson filled his regular appointment here Sunday Ike Webb went to Roff Monday after seed oats Ross Montgomery made a dying trip to Vanoss yesterday H K Smith has been drilling a well for Mr Walker at Vanoss the past week Sam Wade made a trip to Fitzhugh Sunday for some cause G W Montgomery was in our city last Friday and Saturday Supt Pierce of your city visited the school here last Thursday Both Young and Earl Children were seen with a girl in Chickasaw ridge last Sunday A M Black and mother of Ada have moved into our community Braydon Rhoades is back at school after a sprained ankle Weather windy and perhaps rain Mr and Mrs Heath entertained the young people last Friday night with a candy breaking Mr Sissel's aunt spent last week with him then returned to Texas Prof Tanner says his school will celebrate Washingtons birthday on the 22nd with songs and speeches Mr Statts and wife of Stratford stayed with Mr and Mrs S J Smith from the 5th to 7th Miss Ethel Hennigan went to Fitzhugh Monday to take her father to the train He will be gone several days Wishing success to the Democrat and its readers Rags wanted large clean cotton rags for cash DEMOCRAT
Hyomei promises rapid relief from catarrh croup and sore throat with a breath inhaler option. A complete outfit costs $1.00, includes inhaler and bottle of Hyomei, with 50 cents for an extra bottle if needed. Sold by Ramsey Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
Professor Gould of the State Geologist reports the Geological Survey and the Department of Good Roads are collecting road building material from across Oklahoma for testing at Washington laboratories. Engineer Jas T Voshell with L C Snider are in Oklahoma, with Gould to join part of the time. Ada is expected to host the party in two weeks to inspect local limestone samples and other materials.
Marriage license notices show Robert Bushers of Burwell aged 29 and Bertha Head of Ada aged 16. Also J R Ford of Ada aged 20 with Minnie West of Ada aged 19. S C Cox of Ada aged 31 and Maggie Cox of Ada aged 28.
The Oklahoma City Times provides The Laws and Legal Forms of Oklahoma as a free premium for subscribers paid to January 1, 1911. Non subscribers can obtain the book for $1 or get it free with a full prepaid payment for The Daily and Sunday Times through January 1, 1911. The offer includes the Sunday paper and prepaid book. regular rate without the book is $4 per year. Remit to The Times Oklahoma City.
The Ada team defeated Shawnee 18 to 10 in a recent game. Report notes multiple referees including Howell from New York and a North Carolina lawyer, a Mormon preacher, and four drummers. The bulldog owned by Weaver was involved and slightly disfigured but remained in the ring.
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