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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
7
The Guthrie proposal mirrors Ohio and New York automatic apportionment, setting a decennial population basis. Counties gain representatives by ratio rules, with caps and staged allocations across decennial sessions to avoid fragmentation or dilution of voting power.
The passage outlines how senatorial districts must be formed to be as equal in population as possible, using the federal census for population figures. It specifies district counts, contiguity, and that towns or wards of single voting precincts should not be split. It also covers the governor's approval process and Supreme Court review.
The attorney general concluded review of charges against United States Judge Thomas C. Humphrey of the Central District, Indian Territory. He is exonerated of all integrity claims but admonished for certain proceedings that attracted criticism regarding actions in dealings involving a minor’s estate with a local trust company.
West Tulsa, formed two years ago, petitions federal court for town incorporation. Located on the Arkansas river west of Tulsa, it houses 800 residents and is rapidly growing. The Uncle Sam refinery will be built there and Frisco plans a junction station. A street railway extension to Lost City Red Fork and oil fields is proposed.
Citizens ejected Sapulpa police when they tried to force entry to a chautauqua event without admission cards. Proponents argue police deserve pay for their work and should not impose themselves on peaceful gatherings without paying at the door.
Fred L. Wenner, secretary of the school land leasing board, began awarding grazing and homestead leases on 840000 acres of college lands in Beaver county. Leases normally go to cowmen when no conflicts arise, with highest bids prevailing. The lands were donated to the state for a college endowment, totaling 1050000 acres, four fifths of which lie in Beaver county.
The five tribes cattlemen association was organized in Sapulpa with prominent cattlemen from across the territory attending. Sapulpa named headquarters and annual meetings planned. Five Frisco railroad officials attended and discussed cattle facilities. no rates decided, but the session was cordial.
A brief note announces the upcoming program featuring watermelons and a chilly theme. Details are sparse but imply a light, seasonal event with a focus on fruit and cool weather.
McClain county in Indian Territory has named a full socialist slate for local offices. Nominees include C. H. Armstrong for representative F P Banta for sheriff J J Frank for treasurer A A Ward for county clerk J W Summer for registrar of deeds A Weirtz for county weigher and Dr Madden for coroner. The article notes uncertain strength of socialism in the territory and compares with Oklahoma side where socialists polled 16 000 votes in a previous delegate race.
Governor Frantz selects a list of delegates for the Tennessee ho week in Nashville from Oklahoma leaders including Henry M. Scales Ed Vaught Hickam Perkins Dudley Norman Hussey Lawton Williams Grand Cor mer Hobart Tate Black well and Buchanan Norman.
Western Canadian farmers finish seeding after a slow start. By May 20 85 percent of spring wheat is sown and fall wheat greens. oats, barley and flax rise above past records. Drought risk eases as green ground preserves moisture, with 1906 Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta wheat reaching 90 million bushels and acreages up in oats and barley.
An actor manager explains he ceased posters and now uses newspaper announcements, noting readers of papers attend theater. The soap millionaire replies that he abandoned all ads except press coverage, since those who do not read a daily paper have no use for soap.
An advertisement extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a superior remedy for toil worn bodies. It claims workers earning their own living frequently suffer urns bruises cuts and sprains and positions the oil as the best cure for such injuries.
A reflective tribute notes how a revered figure grows in stature as age deepens his achievements and character, underscoring a lifetime of service and virtue.
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming to calm babies and ease wind colic. The copy touts gentle relief and mentions a price of 25 cents per bottle while urging wiser men to value simple pleasures.
A lawyer, a doctor, and a newspaper man sit in a dim back room at dawn. Empty bottles and card packs litter the table as a rat scurries by. The lawyer insists he did not see a rat, despite the uneasy three.
The old time favorite Allen's Foot-Ease is promoted as a clean wholesome antiseptic powder for feet. It relieves tired aching feet while you walk and boasts over 30 000 testimonials. Aimed at forcing dealer profits, it promotes the original foot powder with strong reaffirmation.
A dreamy girl vows to seek nature in the mountains this summer while a matter-of-fact man recalls a prior trip. He describes seeking the woods to lie near nature but finding red bugs and insects, then moving on to the artificial city in a grim mood.
Ad claims Hunt's Cure cures any itch including eczema and ringworm in one box. Product guarantees relief and complete cure for all itch sensations. Uses bold language to suggest universal effectiveness across skin conditions.
The Washington Post notes that among those greeting the President at Oyster Bay a woman carrying two children and leading a third drew the most attention, shown as an example of a capable woman attracting eyes anywhere.
A Chicago reader Testimonial from R. J. Mayher says Hunt's Lightning Oil has been used for ten years and is the only kind to own and best for cuts burns bruises sprains aches pains stings bites and chiggers. The note also mentions iron cloth used by tailors and a steel wool based manufacturing process giving a horsehair like appearance.
Good Housekeepers praise Ball Blue from Red Cross as the best product, offered at leading grocers for 5 cents.
A Turkish proverb states that good actions bring good outcomes and evil deeds return harm. It emphasizes moral causation and personal responsibility in daily life.
An aged tobacco advertisement notes Lewis' Sing Bind straight fivee mellow tobacco made by Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois. The clipped line promotes rich flavor and a distinctive blend for local smokers seeking a mellow finish.
A concise reflection notes that men take pleasure in tasks outside their main duties. The observation discusses motivation and leisure in everyday labor.
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