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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
4
Ada weekly newspaper page lists subscription price and staff roles. Capt. Jack Mills leads editors Byron Norrell and Miles Grigsby with Grigsby and Norrell as proprietors.官方記錄
A sharp remark condemns men who lie idle on the bank watching their cork instead of checking baited hooks. The line contrasts patient effort with lazy inaction and warns against indolence.
The piece lauds the State Capital for aiding the Democratic party and claims its conduct has driven away fair minded Republicans more than any Democratic influence could.
If the town you live in supports your livelihood and you can speak well of it, but you dislike it, you should leave for another locality. The town may be better off without your presence.
The text argues that Pontotoc County soil and climate support diverse crops and livestock. With intelligent care, farmers can grow fruits, field crops, hogs, cattle, and fowl, enabling steady sales in town throughout the year.
The Oklahoma City Post challenges Republican leaders aiming to defeat statehood, pledging patriotic independence and resisting being used as a political tool. The piece notes a split within the party and commends the Post for its stance while suggesting not all Republicans share this vision.
A universal demand led the last Texas legislature to pass a strict anti pass law. Lawmakers blame newspapers for agitation and forbid transportation for editors in exchange for ads. The Democrat has a cash contract with the Frisco road, and railroads may relent with more printer’s ink.
A motivational exhortation urges readers to stop croaking and take action. It champions hard work, self-reliance, and resilience, arguing that earning an honest living is preferable to dwelling on misfortune and burdening others with troubles. The tone is brisk and urging, emphasizing personal responsibility and stoic effort.
The Democrat argues Ada should bid for a proposed state normal school once statehood is achieved. It notes Ada’s favorable location and the economic and educational benefits of hosting a normal school, urging action beyond passive optimism to attract the plum.
A Cherokee county farmer sold $2100 worth of tomatoes from ten acres with hired help costing $75. The Pittsburg Gazette notes the strong cash flow in the county, while Pontotoc is also praised for truck farming suitability.
The writer argues the United States must quickly boost industrial and military readiness for a possible war with Japan. He condemns Roosevelt’s peacemaking with Russia, urges expanded gun and ship production, trained marines, field guns, and rapid preparation to seize early advantage if conflict comes.
A New York story claims Tony Simpson, a Black ex convict, posed as an Apache Indian prince and social lion. He allegedly deceived elites including the Drexels and Astors with painted bronze skin and Indian attire before being exposed by expert artists in Indian life.
The July issue of Sturm's Oklahoma Magazine presents Judge J. W. Kieff's article on Gov. John Brown chief of the Seminoles. The piece traces Seminole history and Brown's pivotal role, with a full page portrait and a clay model cover showing an Indian on horseback.
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Leona Beard sues C J Bocher and M C Bocher. Defendants must appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Judge J J Dickerson and the court seal dated July 6 1907. CM Campbell Clerk A H Constant deputy J F McKeel attorney for non resident Thomas P Holt attorney No 1023
Mrs S E Dillahunty, plaintiff, sues R L Dillahunty. Defendant warned to appear in thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Hon J T Dickerson this 12th day of July 1907. Clerk C M Campbell. Deputy A H Constant. Furman and Croxton, Attorneys for non resident Thomas.
Warning order issued in Indian Territory Southern District requiring defendant Wm Giles to appear in Ada court. Document dated June 22 1907 before Judge J T Dickerson with Deputy L A H Constant and attorney Duke Stone listed. International firm Webb and Ennis listed for non residents.
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