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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

8

Linebaugh Endorsed by Atoka Democratic Club

Atoka Democratic club endorses Hon. D. H. Linebaugh for congress from the Fourth District with unqualified support. Resolutions praise his honesty, loyalty, and Democratic credentials and pledge help to secure nomination and strengthen the party ticket.

Atoka Democratic Club Congress D. H. Linebaugh Democratic Club Atoka Linebaugh Fourth Atoka County

Prof Knie Speaks at Courthouse in Ada Campaign

Yesterday afternoon Robert L Kaie addressed a courthouse audience while pursuing the position of state superintendent of instruction. He appears poised to win Ada support, with strong local momentum for the Democrat.

Prof Knie Robert L. Kaie Ada

Lee Cruce Leads in Oklahoma Governor Primary Polls

Ardmore candidate Lee Cruce expected to win about 66 000 votes in a 112 000 total in the Democratic gubernatorial primary across Oklahoma. Campaign manager John R. Doolin claims Cruce will carry 54 of 75 counties, with Haskell and Doyle receiving 35 006 and 11 000 votes respectively, noting reports from every county. The note adds a side remark about Nell Gwynn, a teacher taking a summer course at the Denton Normal.

Lee Cruce Ardmore Cruce Haskell Doyle Mr. Cruce John R. Doolin Ounty Nell Gwynn the Normal Denton Texas

Oil and Gas Co Sinks Prospecting Shaft Near Ada

The Oil and Gas Company, granted a city gas franchise, begins sinking a prospecting well about one and a half miles northeast of Ada. Using modern machinery, the 13 inch top bore will stay constant until first casing, then gradually narrow with each casing. Near the surface the drill will descend roughly 500 feet per day.

Oil and Gas Company Ada

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