08 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
1
The commissioners reviewed county division into justice precincts under the new legislature. Only change: adding Roff and Fitzhugh to the same township, keeping one justice per township and eight as the county limit. Justice Brown faces no opposition from either party.
Miss Margaret Redman of Holdenville returns home after visiting Mesdames Cariion Weaver and A B Yeager this week.
All voters in first class cities must register by the last Saturday of the month to be eligible to vote in the upcoming primary. The call to qualify as a voter emphasizes immediate action.
There will be a box supper at Center on Monday night July 18, 1910. Proceeds to be used to seat the church. The public is cordially invited to attend. Subscribe for the Democrat.
An OCR fragment shows a consumer offer promising satisfaction guarantee with pricing cues 25¢ 20¢ and references to 25e 25ce and 2de. The readable portion notes a promotional guarantee and monetary markings typical of mid century ads.
I H P Reich cashier swears the bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. The document lists assets including cash in bank 90 706 87 and liabilities with demand deposits certificates of deposit and bills payable. Notary public C T Angel swears to the accuracy dated July 7 1910 with directors Levin Rives Donaghey Donaghey and others signing.
L. Primm of Francis announces his candidacy for Flatorial Representative of the Pontotoc Seminole district. A Democrat, he supports prudent administration, white government, and educational liberalism. He invites voters to review his record and vote for him if not satisfied.
State of Oklahoma banking excerpt from Pontotoc County shows resources loans and discounts overdrafts and deposits. Includes capital stock paid in undivided profits and expenses and taxes paid. Cashier F O Harriss certifies correctness with notary Leslie Prince seal. commission expires 1914.
The four candidates Cruce Kirk Murray and Ross will debate at 10:30 p.m. in a large tent used for a revival meeting. ross speaks first with the others scheduled in order, promising a lengthy but informative session for a large crowd.
Bank statement for First National Bank at Ada Oklahoma dated June 30 1910 lists assets including overdrafts securities and U S bonds and notes of other banks. Liabilities show capital stock surplus profits deposits and due to other national banks with signatures of cashier M D Timberlake and notary A Powers.
All first ward voters must register at Judge Powers city hall with Inspector Tanner. Second ward registers at Dorland hotel under Inspector VanMeter. Third ward at court house or oil mill gin with Kilpatrick. Fourth ward at Racket Store with Lee. Registration closes Saturday July 30. Nettles and Suag secretaries.
Citizens and taxpayers of Ada Oklahoma are urged to attend a mass meeting at the courthouse on Thursday evening July 7 1910 at 8 pm. The gathering discusses the City Council decision to award paving contracts for streets in Ada to the higher bid by about 6000. Citizens without property in the paving district are urged to join to learn potential future impact.
The Pontotoc county Socialist picnic in a park west of town spanned three days. Stanley Clark spoke on socialist principles, drawing moderate interest but no full alignment. Weather dampened attendance, and organizers deemed one day preferable for future events, though A. A. Walker called it a financial success.
S. L. Carroll, resident about three miles east of Maud, was here on business Monday.
An old style advertisement lists low price items including ladies umbrellas, handkerchiefs, gauze vests, Zion City laces, jelly glasses, croquet sets, and Daisy Fly Poison with emphasis on discount cash sales and satisfaction guarantee. It invites customers to avoid credit and notes various generic goods and prices.
A gold filled size 18 engine turned case lost in South Bend near L. J. Littles grocery store. Reward of 5 offered for return.
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