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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
4
The entry notes Gricely and Norrell, props, with Byron Norrell and Capt. Tack Mrsse. Miles Gainsby listed. It states the matter was entered at the Ada post office as second class under the Act of March 3, 1879 and admitted July 17, 1906.
The remark notes that a voter who skips voting or supports a different candidate bears no grounds for grievance if their preferred choice loses. It asserts personal responsibility in elections and warns against blaming others or party outcomes for the result.
The Sunday Okla homan edition is lauded for its large size and high quality content, praised as the best advertisement of Oklahoma’s varied resources and the New State.
Ada residents who planted shade trees along streets and in yards say the small effort pays off. Trees improve town appeal and raise residential property values.
A Texas man at a revival is urged to repent. He hesitates then says he cannot confess while the grand jury is in session. The revivalist replies the Lord will forgive, but the man adds the grand jury is not present.
Every new sidewalk built by a citizen raises property values along its route and encourages further construction. Good sidewalks stand as a monument to civic pride and prompt favorable remarks from visitors.
Government data place Texas at 993000 dairy cows near one million, far behind New York 1800000 and Iowa 1500000. Minnesota and Pennsylvania and Illinois each exceed Texas, with Texas listed seventh among states with dairy cattle.
G L Parker, editor of the Allen Hustler, praised his paper and its impact on readers. He notes Allen is closely following the Ada electric line issue and warns Ada papers to show more zeal or face scrutiny from Parker and his team.
The GOP press bureau ridicules delegates as financially pressured claiming one returned after selling a mule pair to fund another week. It argues Oklahoma needs a constitution from people not lobbyists and warns that voters will see through such schemes at the ballot box.
A quotation from Wapanuka Press extols the only worthy friend as one who supports you in distress without judgment. It defines friendship as loyalty and willingness to share misfortune, defend your cause, and stand by you in danger until the end.
The article argues epidemics result from disregard of nature’s laws and stresses filth as a disease medium. It urges a spring cleaning campaign to reduce fever and related illnesses, warning summer deaths can be avoided with sanitary measures and prompt action.
A Denver girl advertises selling kisses at five dollars prompting reaction from Austin Tribune and Denison Herald. The Dallas News opines that even good intentions can lead to harmful choices and ethical concerns about trading affection.
The Ada real estate listing from Harris Hotel Building area promotes an installment plan for a choice acre. It notes Beard and Blanks own the Capitol Hill Addition and urges buyers to act now while available.
The Box S cowboys near Pinos Altos in New Mexico recall a November camp visit by Miss Shibley and a dance with refined dancing ladies from the mining camp. Pecos Charlie coaches the dance as cowboys shed rough attire for ballroom charm and the old fiddle music sparks a memorable night on the divide.
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