Francis Democrats Endorse Wimbish and Pierce for Re election
A mass meeting of Democratic delegates from Francis Allen Oakman Black Rock Conway and Blackburns precincts endorsed and supported re election of County Attorney Robert Wimbish and County School Superintendent T F Pierce. The Francis Opera House was packed and a renewed meeting will be held in Ada next week to select a candidate for county commissioner.
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J. H. Hudson Allen
East Side
Pontotoc Co
Hunter
Francis
Francis,Allen
Oakman
Black Rock
Conway
Blackburn
Francis Opera
Hudson
Ada
Robert Wimbish
T. F
Pierce County
Correction Doe County Democratic Meeting Date Change
A correction notes the Democratic County Committee meeting date changes from Saturday March 31 to Friday April 2 as listed in another column. The notice clarifies the proper schedule for attendees and party officials.
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Democratic County Committee
Cox Seeks Second Term as Pon to Toc District Clerk
W T Cox announces candidacy for re election as district clerk citing three years experience in Pontotoc and eight years in Collin county Texas He notes his popularity and ability to handle post statehood duties and claims to be the only ex Confederate soldier in county office He pledges continued diligent service and progressive liberal conduct.
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W. T. Cox
Collin County
Texas
Cox
Pontotoc County
Daggs and Stocker Dissolve Partnership Notice
Notice from Ada Oklahoma dated February 21, 1910 announcing dissolution of the Daggs and Stocker partnership with the first named partner retaining the business and assuming all indebtedness of the firm.
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Daggs & Stocker
Ada, Ok
Bowen Makes Business Trip to Sulphur
F. E. Bowen traveled to Sulphur on a business trip, departing Wednesday to conduct meetings and explore opportunities in the area.
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F. E. Bowen
J W Davis Campaign Promises for Senate Bid
J W Davis declares in his Senate announcement that if elected he will represent every citizen in Pontotoc and Seminole counties, work untrammeled and devote his efforts to constituents' interests rather than any single faction. He critiques long platforms and notes Oklahoma's 153 legislators limit bold promises.
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Oklahoma
Senate
Pontotoc
Seminole
J. W. Davis
Croxton Announces for County Judge in Ada
A. M. Croxton declares candidacy for County Judge in the Democratic primary to be held in August. He pledges strict enforcement of state laws, economical administration, and no more than 200 in campaign spending. Ada, Okla dated March 22, 1910. Rev. E. L. Kirtley and wife traveled through town en route to Marlow.
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Pontotoc County
A. M. Croxton
Ada, Okla
E. L. Kirtley
Marlow
McAteer Family Visit Ties Louisville Kin
Col and Mrs Jno McAteer visit daughter Miss Emily and sister Mrs Wintersmith. They reside in Louisville Kentucky.
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Jno. McAteer
Fmily
Sam McClure Citizen of Pontotoc Seeks Sheriff Post
Sam McClure, a well known Pontotoc County figure, is a candidate for sheriff. He arrived from Kentucky and held various Democratic roles, including County Clerk during statehood, member of the Democratic Central Committee from Roff, and State Central Committee member for Pontotoc. He served as under-sheriff when county government formed, later resigning willingly with public respect. He invites scrutiny of his record.
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Sam McClure
Pontotoc County
Old Kentucky
Democratic Central
Roff
State Central Committee
McClure
Floyd seeks re election as District 2 commissioner
Chas W Floyd announces his candidacy for re election as commissioner of District No 2. His candidacy will receive further notice next week.
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Chas. W. Floyd
R. M. Roddie Seeks Re‑Election To State Senate
R M Roddie announces his candidacy for re election to the State Senate with plans to provide further details next week.
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R. M. Roddie
State Senate
Local Happenings For Sale Corrugated Iron Store House
Bids requested for a corrugated iron store house. Allen visitors to Ada include W. H. Gray Dr. C. M. Means R. E. Brians A. M. Cummings E. F Adams and G. W. Giles. J. P. Trout of Ada celebrated his eightieth birthday with twenty or thirty friends and a dinner praised by J. W. Davis as the best west of Tennessee. wishes for many more birthdays follow.
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W. H. Gray
Dr. C. M. Means
R. E. Brians
A. M. Cummings
E. F. Adams
G. W. Giles
Allen
Ada
J. P. Trout
J. W. Davis
Tennessee
Mr. Trout
Davis
Mr. Davis
Box Supper at Colbert Supports Local Baseball Team
A box supper will be held at Colbert school house three miles north of Ada on Thursday night March 31. Proceeds aid the baseball team and fund decorating the school house.
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Colbert
Ada
Three New Candidacies Enter County and District Races
E S Ratliff enters the race for County Judge with a late announcement carried over to next week. Geo Thompson authorizes placement of his sheriff candidacy with extended mention next week. Tom D McKeown enters the race for District Judge of the 7th District covering Ponootoc, Seminole, Coal, Atoka and Johnson.
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E. S. Ratliff
Geo. Thompson
Tom D. McKeown
Ponootoc
Seminole
Coal
Atoka
Johnson
Key of Lawton for Attorney General
Geo. D. Key of Lawton is presented as the logical Democrat for Attorney General. He is described as bright, able, energetic with a clean record and no factional entanglements, a skilled lawyer fit for strong leadership and judicial temperament. The ad argues he would bring credit to himself and the state.
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Geo. D. Key
Lawton
Bright
Ada Feels Relief as House Passes Education Appropriation
Ada rejoices after the House passed a bill previously approved by the Senate to fund support for the Ada Normal School. The appropriation aligns with earlier Senate action and completes the funding measure for the institution through state aid.
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Ada
House
Senate
Every Day Bargains At Shaw’s Store Event
Shaw’s advertises daily bargains offering white granite ware at 10 cents off per piece and Easter items including eye dyes and red band candies. The notice highlights household goods, china and glassware, hammocks, croquet sets, fishing tackle, and 1910 seeds sold in bulk or two for 5 cents.
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Dr. Holley
Duncan
The
Texas Department Store
Crescent Drug Store
Farmers State Bank
Winbish
Pierce
Ant and Roach
Gwin & Mays Co
Ada Druggists
Rexall Remedies
Okla
Sam M’clare
Smith’s
Ohlahoma
KEY OF Lawton
Shaw's
Siet
Nickel Store
Leeach
Yours Truly
Shaw's Nickel Store
S. M
Wright
Ramsey Drug Co
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