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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
5
The State Democratic campaign committee met in Guthrie on Friday and Saturday forming a permanent organization. Otis Weaver’s supporters hoped for him as chairman but Fred Branston was chosen. Weaver was elected vice chairman.
One new iron bed mattress and springs offered for sale with contact through Democrat office.
Ranch of 40 000 acres offered at 25 dollars per acre located seven miles from railroad in southwest Texas with abundant water and 600 acres under cultivation. Described as good land with fine climate. Inquiries to L L Yeager Rochelle Texas. Please mention this paper.
Ada Title and Trust Co. loans money on land and buys land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. They make abstracts of title to all land and town lots and write fire and tornado insurance on town and country property. It will pay you to see.
The Commercial Club of Tupelo plans a general educational rally for Coal County and nearby teachers after a small March meeting was adjourned to April 15-16 1910. Leading state educators will attend and all Coal County teachers are urged to be present. programs will be announced soon. Clarke Benson John Scrugham Co E Towery H M Shirley H Z Bear Lula Scott Committee.
For sale 458 acres in Denton County Texas 170 acres cultivated three houses ample water a new store with good trade location five miles from the railroad price 50 dollars per acre Write L L Yeager Rochelle Texas.
Oklahoma Experiment Station releases a bulletin on Tree Culture by Prof. Morris outlining top shade trees for Oklahoma. Recommendations include White Elm for shade, Soft Maple, Russian Mulberry, Hackberry for windier sites, White Ash for dust, Pecan and Black Walnut for nuts, Oaks for parks and pasture, Scotch Pine and Red Cedar among evergreens, with Red Cedar near orchards avoided. White Pine not advised for western Oklahoma. Irish Juniper also favored for ornament.
H Colbert from Franks, Monday, seeks a salesman to handle business affers in Pontotoc and nearby counties. Salary or commission offered. Apply Lincoln Oil Co Cleveland Ohio.
The Osage Magazine March number showcases a three column halftone cover, Paul Weimer Indian paintings title page, and a color plate of the Colcord building in Oklahoma City. It features editorials on farming and suffrage by Ida Porter Boyer, a laymen church piece by Rev J H O Smith, thrilling historical articles, and an independent concise editorial voice praising Oklahoma.
The Democratic Central Committee is called to meet in Ada on Saturday March 31. All members must attend for important business including electing a chairman to fill the vacancy from Geo Thompson's resignation. Clay Jones, Sec.
Monthly report from Tupelo Public School shows total enrollment and attendance figures for March. Superintendent Morgan notes sales of registered horses and Angus cattle, including several 2-year-old stallions led by stud Admiral with details on sire Jubilee De Jarnett and Mountain Vale Ranch involvement in Rochelle Texas.
Road work dominates town news with social visits and family events. Evan Dunham and Jean Loyd joined Maxwell visitors, the Wilfongs welcomed a fine boy, and singing returns weekly Sundays at 2:30 p m. Local folks attend Union Hill spelling.
Homer Neal, Wesley Keeter and Arvo Selph took a flying trip to Bebee on Sunday. Mrs Belle Wilburn of Pickett visited her parents Mr and Mrs A B Raines over Saturday night and Sunday.
Mollie L. Nolen executrix filed final account for the estate of Wm. T. Nolen deceased and asks for distribution. The court fixed April 4, 1910 at 10:00 AM in Ada for settlement and objections. Joel Terreil County Judge signs and seals the notice dated March 12, 1910.
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