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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
7
Ada Oklahoma items list residents visiting, traveling, and court actions. Notes include R O Wheeler offering farm loans, bids on sewers, and local officials reporting on rainfall, levee work, and school board cases. Also mentions new hotel Donaghey furniture, and a birth of a son to Supt. Pierce.
Full blooded Jersey bull available from J W Davis in Ada. Also ranch for sale in southwest Texas about 7,509 acres near railroad and wells with rock house and modern conveniences at 10 dollars per acre. Write L L Yeager Rochelle Texas and mention this paper.
Ad promotes Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a remedy to restore energy and vigor. Claims to boost brain and body with impressive stamina. Available for 25 cents at Gwin and Mays Co.
The Ada local of the Carpenters and Joiners Union held an open session at city hall on Thursday evening. The meeting aimed to let the public see and understand the motives for organizing the union. It was well attended and the next meeting is expected to draw a larger crowd. Speakers included N. T. Tucker Duke Stone and R. C. Roland.
Planting corn has been the order of the day the past week. Health somewhat improved over last week. Several residents and visitors are noted including G. W. Montgomery and wife visiting Mr. Fitzhugh and Roy Gish making a trip to Center. Rev. Soloman of Vonass will preach here next Sunday and other visits to Fitzhugh, Roff, and Center are recorded. Born to Osborn Hennigan a five pound boy. school to start Monday with Prof. Tanner returning.
A brief community update notes good health, visitors, and local social calls. Mrs. Griffith visits Mrs. Earnest, crops discussed, and several residents travel or host guests such as Mrs. Burgess of Caney and Miss Roxie South visiting local friends. Mr. P. H. Martin recovers from influenza.
Advert reads that indigestion prompts medical care and promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a stomach tonic. It claims to strengthen digestion, relieve constipation, and prevent bilious issues, citing a testimonial from B P Lucali of Winnsboro Louisiana and noting genuine bottles feature a red number 3 and price of $1.09.
The text notes visits by Mr. Chas. Hopkins of Pudden Valley and others, a caution about dreams regarding Joseph, and reports of revival services at the Second Baptist church with Rev. W. H. Nettles conducting and large attendance at Sunday prayer meeting.
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