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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
4
Notice lists Byron Norrell and Grigsby Norrell as editors and captions Captain Jack Mills. Records show mailing and post office designation Ada with second class matter under March 3 1879 act and admission date July 27 1906.
The Ada Democrat emphasizes support for the city’s development, pledging to push ahead with growth initiatives and back efforts viewed as beneficial to Ada.
A Chickasha Journal writer Frank Shatzel is urged to change his reporting approach and avoid crediting an article clipped from the Democrat to another paper. The note questions his territory coverage and calls for clearer editing.
Haskell accused Baker of lying and Baker retorted with insults, throwing a heavy paper weight and an ink stand at each other. Neither were harmed, but the episode damaged public sentiment as both men escaped without physical harm.
The Oklahoma Portland Cement Co proceeds with its Ada plant project without fanfare. They avoid dress parades or stock pitches, instead steadily pursuing the quarry wealth with businesslike confidence in their venture.
A reflective essay argues newspapers reveal a town’s moral and economic status guiding settlers and businesses. It cites Roosevelt's alleged Cincinnati appointment and Brownsville riot debates, noting partisan reactions and media ethics across Texas and national papers.
The daily press reports John D Rockefellers gift of 32000000 to the General Education Board amid lawsuits and harsh public scrutiny. The piece notes Rockefeller seeks to influence future leaders and questions the philanthropy of his fortune.
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