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Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

5

Local Happenings Around Roff and Ada Events

Capt Vaden of Roff was in Wn on business a few hours Tuesday. W C Duncan and family returned from Texas. Misses Gertrude Thompson and Catherine Edmiston came back from Mobile reunion. J K Scroggin campaigned for County Treasurer. Ben V Hampton delegates to Farmers Union in St Louis. Dr Frank LeFevre opens Ada eye clinic after 20 years. Commissioners met, full report next week. WANTED agents for new proposition. Overcoats and hats return to storage with little damage. Federation of Women’s clubs in Fourth district meets at Tishomingo. Ada clubs represented by several members.

Capt. Vaden Roff Federation of Women’s Clubs Tishomingo Ada Mesdames Tom Hope Jno

Egypt School Closes With Community Celebration

Prof. J. S. Coley ended a successful term at Egypt on Wednesday. The district held a big celebration with a community dinner. Ada visitors included W. H. Nettles S. R. Tolbert and Supt. Pierce. Mrs. Hope presides district with Mrs. McKinley as secretary.

J. S. Coley Egypt W. H. Nettles S. R. Tolbert Supt. Pierce

Mill and Wood Yard for Sale on North Broadway

My corn mill and wood yard on North Broadway are for sale. W. T. Tarkenton, Ada, Ch. Full blooded Jersey bull will make the season at my barn. If. J. W. DAVIS, Ada.

North Broadway W. T. Tarkenton Ada Jersey J. W. Davis

Francis men study oil and asphalt deposits near Francis

Messrs. Queen and Hubbell plan drilling for oil and gas in Francis field within two weeks. They test asphalt on L. C. Olier's farm west of town, with samples analyzed to gauge quality and quantity before marketing. May signal a new major industry for Francis.

Messrs Queen and Hubbell Francis Field L. C. Olier Francis

Everett Reed Injured in Auto Accident

Physicians report Everett Reed a 19 year old employee of the State National Bank was badly bruised about the head and face after a late night crash from Norman to Oklahoma City. The machine struck a culvert, threw him headfirst, and he was unconscious before being brought home for emergency treatment where doctors expect recovery.

Everett Reed State National Bank West Tenth Street Reed Norman Oklahoma City Oklahoman

Oklahoma facts and figures historical resource rankings

Oklahoma area 70 057 square miles population growing from 259 567 in 1890 to 1 750 000 in 1910. Agriculture ranks include 1st broom corn, 7th cotton, 10th corn, 9th winter wheat. livestock ranks 7th cattle and 9th horses. Minerals lead with 1st gas and oil, 1st gypsum, 1st asphaltum, cement materials, glass sand. 2nd lead and zinc. 3rd coal. 4th granite. 5th building stone and clay and shale. 7th marble.

Farmers Union Organizer to Speak at Multiple Rural Schools

Rev J M Caves state organizer of the Farmers Union will speak at Egypt School House Homer School House Cedar Grove Canon School House Owl Creek Frisco Byrd s Mill Laxton School House Oliver Taylor School House Lightning Ridge Vaness beginning May 16 and continuing each night through May 27 All speeches start at night Also included is an advert for Bucklen s Arnica Salve noting beauty benefits and a 25 cent price at Gwin Mays Co.

J. M. Caves Farmers’ Union Egypt Homer Cedar Grove Canon School Owl Creek Frisco Byrd’s Mill Laxton Oliver Taylor Lightning Ridge Vaness

Ratliff Seeks County Judge Post for Cogar Five

E S Ratliff declares a clean campaign and merited victory for County Judge. A UT Austin law graduate and veteran legislator, he cites service in Pontotoc and Seminole counties, aiding East Central Normal College and steady House work as credentials.

E. S. Ratliff Ratliff Law Department University of Texas Stonewall Pontoto Seminole Seminole County East Central Normal Pontotoc County

Brick Laying Underway for 12th Street Block

Brick laying began Tuesday on four new buildings on 12th street by R. S. Tobin Lee Daggs and L. J. Little. The first story of the Odd Fellows hall is nearly done and the five structures will form a fine business block in town.

12Th Street R. S. Tobin Lee Daggs L. J. Little Odd Fellows Hall

Candidates Reminded of Ballot Law and Expenditure Records

The piece notes that candidates must sign ballot applications per 1909 law and Section 3278. they must file statements on authorization to spend and detailed expenditures with county election boards. Also mentions no petition signatures required for name printing. The narrative includes a quip about an illness blunder and a medical advertisement for King’s New Discovery.

Fred P. Branson Democraticommities Oklahoma City Branson Snyder

Property Services Advert in Pontotoc County Okla

Land loans purchases and abstracts of title for all land and town lots in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Fire and tornado insurance on town and country property offered. It will pay you to see.

Pontotoc County Okla

Pickett Mews Notes Chronicle Patch

The column notes light frost damage in the Pickett area and mentions farming activity from plowing to cotton planting. It records visits by Miss Mary Burrows of Konine and Mr. and Mrs. Samuels Vaughn, newborn boy at thirteen pounds, church and Sunday school attendance, plans to attend Summers Chapel singing, farming chatter about crops, animal searching, and porch prayers with local families.

A. Crusen Sulfur Pickett Weel Robert Vaughn Psoen Fulliagim

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V- Price & Co Hant Tailors Chicago Guest Bros Ohlahoma W. C. Duncan Texas M. Levin Pierce J. K. Scroggin Gertrude Thompson Catherine Edmiston Mobile W. L. Johnson Sumner Jones Cummings West Main Street Ben V. Hampton St. Louis The Farmers Union Frank LeFevre Duncan Block H. J. Prentice Allen E. Clark Hamlin J. F. Madden Democrat W. M. Coggins Cooper School House Pottawatomie County Center Campbell Mad-Ox Drug Co Bill Nutt C. Y. Partain Oklahoma State Bank W. D. Hays Cashier Oklahoma Gertrude Case Gladys Torbett Laura Johnson Hope McKinley Bucklen Arnica Gwin & Mays Co Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Hanan & Douglas Shoes Hart Schaffner & Marx Har Cogar Petthrs Ders Harrodsburg Sr. King Dr. King W. H. Ebey W.h.braley Secy-Treas ADA Title & Trust CO ADA Thle & Trust Company Ada, Ok Mary Burrows Konine Joe Davis Samuel Vaughn York Byrd Hotel
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