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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

7

Oklahoma News Roundup From Walnuts Valley To Fort Sill

The report notes crop optimism with a ten percent yield rise, land sales near Copan, and oil deposits. It mentions visits by Washington figures to Bliss 101 ranch, a flooded El Reno china plant, a Tulsa liquor raid, and cold weather forecasts. Also covered are coal traffic disputes, Ardmore real estate gains, Fort Sill maneuvers with elephants, Oklahoma City school board restraint on married teachers, Midland Telephone incorporation, a Frisco line nickname, and statewide wheat prospects.

Starch quality boosts white wash goods appeal

The article urges using strong starch to stiffen textiles without thickening them and promotes Defiance Starch as improving the appearance of home laundered white goods. It notes proper starching is the first essential for textile beauty and home laundering can be satisfactory with the right starch.

Lawton Mayor Announces Action Against Intoxicated Officers

Mayor Jones vows to dismiss any police officers found intoxicated, signaling a strict stance on discipline within Lawton's police force. The notice emphasizes zero tolerance for alcohol impairment among sworn personnel.

Jones Lawton

Untitled Oklahoma Briefs Include Hunger Strike and Unnamed Stabbing

Ten days of living on water leave J E Wallace thinning by thirteen pounds while Enid sidewalk bicycle fares reach six dollars. Rain ends Breen 1 bugs and residents expect crop yields to improve beyond forecasts. A Guthrie juvenile face war ends with a fatal stabbing of a negro boy. the killer remains unidentified as the "red headed boy."

J.E. Wallace Guthrie

Territorial charter issued to Walter Farmers Union Co operative

A territorial charter is issued to the Farmers Union Co operative association of Walter with 3000 dollars capital stock. Incorporators are RR P Wood L Royle and G E Humphrey of Walter and W D Mills and G P Charman of Temple.

Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association of Walter RR. P. Wood L. Royle G.E. Humphrey W.D. Mills G. P. Charman Temple

His Idea of a Good Time

A retired contractor jokes about future mischief in a dinner and opera night. He plans a bold prank to discard cigars, wear old clothes, back into the house, and discuss matters with the coachman in the barn while smoking. The quip is framed as light satire from The Bohemian.

Dinner gown raises social talk in Detroit

In a Detroit Free Press exchange a woman notes an expensive gown at a dinner and says she prefers not to talk much, afraid she will stand out less if she remains quiet. The response acknowledges the gown but emphasizes the desire for discretion during the social event.

J. F. Stone Cardui Ladies Advisory Dept The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tenn Detroit Free Press

Hunt's Cure touted as best itching disease remedy

Thousands of boxes of Hunt's Cure are sold daily by Southern druggists as the remedy claims rapid relief from itching. The advertisement asserts the first application relieves and each box is guaranteed to cure any one case.

Honest talk from Meandering Mike and Plodding Pete

In a clipped exchange the two characters defend blunt honesty. Mike asserts truth as best, Pete agrees it suits simple folks, and they quip about not affording top lawyers for their ventures.

Libby Ing Libby Libby McNeill & Libby Chicago Mike Pete

Allen's Foot Ease Promises Smaller Shoes

Advertisement for Allen's Foot Cure claiming relief from swollen feet, sweat, heat, and ache. Sold by druggists at 25 cents with no substitute. trial package offered free. Address A. S. Olmsted, Le Roy New York.

Allen A. S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Let a Man Overcome Anger by Love and Truth

A compact adage from Buddha urges replacing anger with love and greed with liberality, and overcoming evil with truth. It frames transformation through moral contrasts and timeless virtue.

The Camera Fiend's Wanderlust

The writer describes the pull of photography as a creative urge beyond the camera itself. He recalls loading plate holders and wandering through fields in search of pictures, driven by a primitive human impulse to change and explore nature.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure

Readers are promised a complete cure for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. The ad asserts it acts on blood and mucous surfaces to root out the disease and strengthen the constitution. Proponents offer one hundred dollars to any case it fails to cure and invite inquiries to F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Take Hall's Pills for constipation.

Hail Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Yali

No man who shares joys or griefs with friends

A reflective proverb stating that sharing happiness strengthens bonds and sharing sorrow eases burden, emphasizing the value of friendship in emotional support.

Mrs Winglow's Soothing Syrup Item Description

A fragment describes Mrs Winglow's soothing syrup claimed to ease children but includes garbled terms. The readable portion references a product for infants and a medicinal aim though details are unclear and uncertain.

Men Who Make Good Use of Time

A compact aphorism noting that those who optimize their hours avoid wasted moments and maximize productivity. It emphasizes disciplined routines and efficient work habits.

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