Improvements at Cement Plant and Quarry
Report notes improvements at a cement plant and quarry with new housing and monolithic construction plans. Details are fragmentary but indicate ongoing development and work by workers.
02 Jun 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
1
Report notes improvements at a cement plant and quarry with new housing and monolithic construction plans. Details are fragmentary but indicate ongoing development and work by workers.
Miss Beulah Haviin has stepped from her visit to Texas, ending a brief trip and returning home. The note records a simple departure after a brief stay in the state.
Jno Rinard begins work on two reinforced concrete structures on East Main Street with dimensions 26 by 70 feet. The buildings feature concrete floors and metal ceilings and are described as highly fire resistant. A J Mosman holds the contract with a price of 4200 dollars.
In a debate at the Normal, speakers address the question under discussion on Article 9 Section 9 of the Oklahoma Constitution. W. T. Otis, B. Weaver, and Rev. J. D. Cox presented arguments on the proposed constitutional provision and its implications.
The article notes K. Herring, a plain businessman from Deetenees, challenging for governor on a platform favoring a successful business leader over a career politician. Herring impressed Ada voters and is expected to win a substantial August vote.
A local Democratic committee selects candidates for the coming election. Members discuss efforts to mobilize voters and build a Democratic majority in the county.
Reverend T.V.B. Mullinax authorizes the Democrat to announce his candidacy for the position of trustee and assessor of Chickasaw township. The notice sets forth his intent to serve the community if elected.
A fragmentary report notes members of the Oxlanoma Club Women at Cincinnati organizing a campaign and appointing a treasurer for the group. Names include Shawnee F E Thurman Bartlesville M M F Early Muskogee Philip Brown Eufaula and others. The text is damaged but indicates a local club election event.
Senior class members and guests attended a Tuesday evening graduation program in Holdenville where Prof Perkins delivered the address to the High School graduates.
An old time ad lists Shinola shoe polish eight for a box, ladies oxfords from 1.39 to 2.40, Endicott Johnson men’s shoes up to 2.98, novelty collars belts and hosiery at low prices, plus china items like salad bowls and vases advertised as regularly high value but on sale.
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