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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1910

Page

9

Indian land to be sold in district this fall

Special Indian agent W H Reynolds says about fifty to seventy five tracts of Indian land will be sold in September in this district. Much of the land lies in Pontotoc County. The department plans thorough advertising in other states to attract new settlers. Miss Gertrude Cases rooms in Donaghey Addition now open with large pleasant rooms at reasonable rates.

W. H. Reynolds Pontotocunty Gertrude Cases Donaghey

Four Democratic Governor Candidates Debate in Ada

The July 8 debate will gather the four Democratic nomination candidates for Governor in Ada. Pontotoc county Democrats are urged to attend to hear the candidates discuss the issues and present their positions.

Ada Pontotoc County

Going after oil and gas at Fitzhugh

E J Merritt of Fitzhugh outlined a plan by a new oil and gas company to raise funds for drilling. A forty acre tract west of Fitzhugh is platted into 22 foot squares with stock shares, a company well interest, and leases on 1,000 acres. If oil is hit, each lot owner may have a well sunk and retain company well interest. A special car will distribute Pontotoc county literature eastward.

E. J. Merritt Fitzhugh New Oil and Gas Company Pontotoc County

Supt R H Wilson Opens Day in Ada

Supt R H Wilson of Chickasha visited Ada on Saturday to promote his candidacy for State Superintendent against Rev Eur Cameron. He made a favorable impression and was described as well qualified to elevate the state’s schools above petty politics and improve efficiency.

R. H. Wilson Chickasha Eur. Cameron Wilson

Democratic fight narrows to Key West and Graham for attorney general

The Democratic race for attorney general narrows to Key West and Graham, both incumbents since statehood, as infighting weakens the party while unity grows around ey as the preferred candidate described as an able popular lawyer with a clean aggressive campaign.

Democratic Party Key West Graham West Side Oney Adv

Evangelists to Return for Uniontown Revival July 10

Morning Herald reports revival by Presbyterian ministers in Uniontown starting July 10. The series draws huge crowds with 92 converts to date and 64 admitted in morning service. Dr. Thomas M. Thompson presided and Rev. Hendricks and Rev. Carter led. They plan further union evangelistic meetings in Canonsburg and New Kensington with 3000 seating capacity.

Morning Herald Uniontown Presbyterian Union Presbyterian Church E. E Hendricks Jesus A. L. Carter Sethe Thomas M. Thompson Sharpsburg RE. E. Hendricks Nashville Tenn New Kensington Canonsburg Fayette County Smithfield Masontown Thompson

Chautauqua Ends With Concert Lecture and Finances

The Chautauqua closed Wednesday evening with a DeKoven quartet concert and I M Holcomb of Oklahoma City delivering a lecture. A lineup of noted speakers highlighted the course but it ended financially short by about $200, to be covered by twenty supporters who backed the event.

Chautauqua DeKoven Quartette I. M. Holcomb Oklahoma City

Democratic Rally at Center Draws Local Voters

The Democrats of Center held a large Monday meeting with about seventy five to eighty voters and numerous ladies. Many county candidates spoke for ten minutes each, outlining their claims to voters in a vigorous session. Twenty four candidates attended.

Democrats of Center

Mrs J E Smith Returns From Visit To Relatives

Mrs J E Smith came home Tuesday after a visit to relatives in St Chickasha.

J. E. Smith Chickasha

More Buildings for Main Street Erected This Season

Holley and Rodke have let the contract for two two story buildings opposite the post office. R. J. Ross is the contractor. Seven brick and two concrete business houses are under way, making ten erected this season.

Holley & Rodke R. J. Ross

Republicans Hold County Convention Selections Made

The county GOP met Saturday to choose candidates for county offices. State Senator W. R. Johnson and Representative Ino. P. McKin ley were named, along with County Judge H. A. Kroeger and others. Weigher candidates are D. Rushing and W. C. Cummings. Ex Governor Tom Ferguson addressed the crowd critiquing Haskell and the Democratic administration.

W. R. Johnson Ino. P. McKinley H. A. Kroeger A. L. Bullock Jno W. C. Cummings Tom Ferguson Haskell

Primm Backs Frances Floater Candidacy for District Seat

T L Primm of Francis authorizes his candidacy for Representative of the filotorial district comprising Seminole and Pontotoc counties. Further details will follow next week.

T.L. Primm Francis T. L. Primm Seminole Pontotoc

A L P Returns from Midwest Trip

A L P arrived back yesterday after visits to Mlinois and Indi ana, marking the end of a regional trip.

A.L. P Mlinois Indiana

Marriage of Miss Bessie Katz to Theodore Caplan

Miss Bessie Katz and Theodore Caplan of Corpus Christi Texas married Tuesday at the Lee Huckins hotel in Oklahoma City. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride’s parents and a few friends. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Katz, has resided three years in Ada and been a social favorite.

Bessie Katz Theodore Caplan Corpus Christi Texas Lee-Huckins Hotel Oklahoma City Ben Katz Ada

Request for D C Banks address in New York

A notice asks Mr D C Banks or anyone who knows him to send his address to Wm B Fersh at 413 West 43rd Street New York and promises he will hear something to his advantage.

T J Scott Reports Peak Crop Condition After Rain

T J Scott says his crops are never finer with works continuing after the latest rain. He reports no plants suffering and attributes the good condition to steady effort since the shower.

T. J. Scott

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