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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1910

Page

4

Candidates listed for Democratic primary offices

The Democrat announces candidates for the Democratic primary in August across several offices including State Senator J. W. Davis County Judge Conway O Barton Sheriff J B Chapman Clerk M F Dew Register of Deeds C H Hargis W B Jones County Treasurer J W Westbrook J K Scruggin R H Rit Erwin Justice of the Peace Ada Township H J Brown and Constable Ada Township E L Bunch.

J. W. Westbrook J. K. Scruggin R. H Rit) Erwin Ada Township H. J. Brown

Railroads Gain Power Over Public Fares Cited

A federal judge authorizes railroads to raise passenger fares by fifty percent and freight rates by fifty to one hundred percent. The writer accuses Republican papers of ignoring these increases while attacking Democratic taxes, labeling rail owners as Wall Street masters.

Railroad Kings Wall Street

Bill Eases State Superintendent Vote to Teachers

The Senate passed a bill defining state superintendent qualifications, effectively barring Cameron and other professional politicians from the office and placing the role in the hands of professional teachers.

Supt. Cameron Senate Cameron

Postal Savings Bank Bill Signals Expanded Deposit Guaranty

Congress has passed a postal savings bank bill that expands government guarantees of deposits, signaling a broader safety net for savers and a shift in how public funds are insured.

Postal Savings Bank Congress

Depositors Protection Gains Ground Across the Union

The notion of safeguarding depositors has firmly taken hold nationwide, with national bankers likely to adopt the approach soon.

Lick

Kansas farmer buys prize bushel of corn at Omaha expo

The prize bushel of corn at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha sold to a Kansas farmer for 280 dollars. He bought it for seed and believed the purchase worth his money. The piece notes that the best is none too good in corn raising.

Omaha Kansas

Editor’s Opinions Reflect Campaign Spending by Democrat

A newspaper note observes that the editor’s ability to express opinions stems from substantial investment by a Democrat man. It notes an initial outlay of over $4,000 in cash and similar annual expenses, suggesting financial backing influences editorial stance.

Democrat

Columbia Bank Quarterly Report Sparks State Banking Debate

Commissioner Young released a statement on the bank’s condition, delivering a sharp rebuke to critics of the state banking law. The disclosure comes amid ongoing scrutiny of banking practices and regulatory oversight.

Columbia Bank Young

Government to begin $300000 tribal payments in Oklahoma

The government will start paying $300,000 to Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians April 15 at Idabel and travel to Hugo Durant Atoka McAlester Kinta Poteau Talihina and Tuskahoma. The equalization payments compensate for fractional allotments with per person amounts from six cents to eighty dollars.

Muskogee Okla Idabel Hugo Durant Atoka McAlester Kinta Poteau Talihina Tuskahoma

Doan's Kidney Pills Offer Kidney Cure Claim

The advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a kidney specific remedy for back pain and urinary disorders. It cites J R Davis of Sulphur Oklahoma praising the product and notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents with a 50 cent price.

Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Republicans Escalate Costs Amid Prolonged Special Session

Republicans condemn the price tag of the special session while accusing party members of obstructive tactics that extend the meeting, pushing up state expenses and delaying legislation.

Weather Judgment: One Bird and Warm Spell Do Not Signal Spring

The line argues that a single bird or a mild spell after March 1 does not declare the season change. It rejects oversimplified signs and hints at a cautious view of seasonal cues.

Ten Clear Titles to Indian Lands

Washington D C There will be more clear titles to Indian lands in Oklahoma and elsewhere only after restrictions are removed The Indian office under Commissioner Valentine sets two rules to prevent land grabs First illegal deeds must be quitclaimed back to the original allottee before removing restrictions Second leases on restricted lands will not trigger removal of restrictions unless the lease harms the allottee or affects the purchase price

Washington, D. C Oklahoma Indian Office Valentine

Demostration of Loose Leaf Ledgers and Pan

Readable lines describe various loose leaf ledgers of all sizes and a pan used in a match. The fragment suggests a catalog or inventory note from a Democrat office.

Democrat OF IICE Ada Democrat

Dinnie Items recount Ada and area churchgoers

Marion Williamson traded in Ada Saturday while Elzie Mirick visited Cedar Grove. Rev. McCarty of Happy Land appeared at Dinnie Sunday night. Local residents attended church, prayers, and visits to relatives across Francis, Wilson Ranch, Black Rock, Steedman and Ada with sermons by Rev. S. M. Pickens.

Marion Williamson Ada Elzie Mirick Cedar Grove Rev. McCarty Happy Land Dinnie T. A. Holman Oakman

Legislature Passes Relief Bill For Roff Tax Hike

H D Richardson reported from Guthrie that the House unanimously passed a bill to relieve Roff from a 90 percent county tax value increase. The Senate Committee recommended passage and the Governor promised to sign. Ada Democrat notes the relief from oppressive taxes is expected.

H. D. Richardson Guthrie House Senate Rolf Eagle

Oil Well to Be Drilled Near Stonewall

Judge Winn says arrangements are underway to drill an oil well on his land east of town. Oil experts have visited the area for over a year and rate this one of the most promising undeveloped localities they have examined.

Winn Stonewall News

Telephone Bill Payment Reminder Before March 15

Do not miss the March 15 date to pay your telephone bill to avoid service discontinuation. Ensure prompt payment to maintain uninterrupted phone service.

Tobin to Build 50 by 140 Foot Opera House Site

R S Tobin has bought an adjacent lot beside the new Odd Fellows building and will start a three story opera house once plans are drawn. The second and third floors will house an up to date theater as the town has long needed. He may seek a guaranty from the town for opening night.

C. H. Rives M. B. Donaghey J. W. Davis B. H. Mason Merchants & Planters R. S. Tobin Odd Fellows Tobin

Seed Oats and Seed Corn Mill Near Katy de Pot

W H Gray advertises a seed oats and seed corn grinding service at a mill near Katy de pot. Customers are invited to bring grain for grinding and processing.

Katy W. H. Gray

Electric Bitters Recommended For Strain and Strength

Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Tennessee credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdown during a severe three month strain. The tonic promises to support stomach liver kidneys nerves and overall health. Available for 50 cents at Gwin & Mays Co.

J. E. van de Sande Kirkland Gwin & Mays Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

ADA Weekly Democrat Byron Norrell Conway O. Barton J. B. Chapman Sige M. F. Dew Co. C. Hargis W. B. Jones E. L. Bunch E. Chapman Ada, Okla the Dascomb-Daniels Lumber Co Indians Dean J. R. Davis E. Fifth St Doan State Bank J. R. Rushing Francis Mr. Akers Wilson Ranch S. A. Kellogg Black Rock John Kellogg Neal Fields Steedman Chas. Rader Holiness S. M. Pickens Bro. Pickens Very Robert E. Ferry Paul Cox J. A. Swensen Waterown Wis Bucklen Continental Casualty Co Chicago H. G. B. Alexander ADA Title & Trust Stonewall Opera House Hall G. M. Ramsey W. L. Douglas World Union Brockton Mass W.L. Douglas J. Harris Ligon & King First National Bank W. H. Enloe Duncan Ridg Stone & Maxey Attorneys AT Law National Bank J. R. Craig Ada National Bank John J. M’coole Francis, Okia C. A. Galbraith Tom D. M'Keow Galbraith & M’keown Lawyers Citizens National Bank Currie & Duncan Reed-Douglass Okls B. H. Epperson Attorney AT Law Reed-Douglas Building DRS Granger Faust & Hartman Physicians and Surgeons J. R. Runyan Frisco R. R H. T. Saffarrans Ada Nation Bank Geo. A. Harrison West Texas A. Hearrison
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