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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1907

Page

10

Cotton Congress to Hold Meeting in 1907

Paris Texas May 1 1907 the second meeting of the National Cotton Congress organized in 1906 will be held at Monte Ne Arkansas during the week beginning June 17 1907. The group includes planters ginners warehousemen buyers sellers bankers spinners and weavers and aims to educate and foster better relations across the cotton trades while supplementing existing associations. John Martin pres.

Paris Texas National Cotton Congress Monte Ne Arkansas Farmers Union Southern Cotton Association Mos Ozarks John Martin Pres

Murray and Watson Speak at Court House Rally

Hon W H Murray of Tishomingo and A R Watson of Shawnee spoke at the court house last night to a fair sized audience. Murray urged support for Haskell's gubernatorial bid while Watson advocated his own candidacy for railroad commissioner.

W. H. Murray Tishomingo A. R. Watson Shawnee Court House Mr. Murray Haskell Watson

Licensed to Wed in Weatherford Texas District

A list of individuals from towns including Hickory Konawa Ada Roff Wills Point and Weatherford appears as marriage licenses issued or recorded. Names include Duffield A Willson Winnie I Lemmon T M Stafford Rebee Ida Russell Hazel Edna Johnson and others.

Wills Point Ara Garretson Jesse J. S. Morton. Weatherford Tex B. L. Cornwall Oolite B. D. Wright Konawa Edith Moore

Cupid Wins The Election At Roff

Tuesday night Prof. T. F. Pierce the popular superintendent candidate surrendered to Cupid and enlisted in the great army of the addicts. The bride Miss Ernie Brooks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonidas Brooks of Roff and one of the most accomplished young ladies of that place. The Democrat joins friends in congratulations and best wishes.

T. F. Pierce Roff Ernie

Collins Inlisle Institute Notes and Visits

Hon P Mosley ex governor of Chickasaw nation dined at the Institute last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jim Allen visited Misses Kittie Allen Maggie Lewis Wednesday night. Misses Sara Goforth Flora Nannie Mosley Maggie Lys Cravat Annie Sealy returned from the Wapanucka meeting. Clarence Cavat visited Collin. Lizzie Perryman visited Stonewall to see her aunt Mrs Stick. Attorneys C W Peavy and Ir Wilker of Tishomingo visited the school list Friday. Mrs Judge Quoney and daughter visited Collins Saturday. Teachers preparing for commencement. Nora Middleton Alice Corr Il, Walie and Ethel Brown visited home Sunday. Superintendent Amix praised teachers for good results.

Jim Allen Kittie Allen Maggie Lewis Sara Goforth Flora Nannie Mosley Maggie Lys Cravat Annie Sealy Wapanucka Clarence Cavat Collin Msski ‘Tik Lizzie Perryman Stonewall Stick C. W. Peavy Ir. Wilker Tishomin 0 Nora Middleton Alice Corr Il Wulie Ethel Brown Amix Itzpeaking The Democrat

Charity Ball Sparks Polite Dance at Gala

Miss Passy-Oh accepts a first waltz from the captain at a charity ball. The captain remarks it is a charitable event, and the exchange underscored a formal, sociable scene at the fundraiser.

Miss Passy

Otis Weaver Endorsed for 23rd District Senate

The Lehigh Leader urges voters in the twenty third senatorial district north of Lehigh to support Otis B. Weaver of Ada. They praise his honesty breadth and liberal views noting his executive ability and capacity as a judge of men. They urge voters to elect him and believe he will serve faithfully.

Lehigh Pontotoc Seminole Otis B. Weaver Ada

Carmen and Reed Travel to Sulphur and Local Bee Recap

W J Reed and H Carmean rode to Sulphur yesterday. A message from Ada said Judge Baker and Atty George held a carving bee at Wewoka the day before. Baker suffered a small facial cut, Crump uninjured. Rev C A Freer of Painesville Ohio spoke at the Christian church Monday night as a noted missionary lecturer.

Ada Judge Baker Atty. George Wewoka Crump Baker C. A. Freer Painesville Ohio The Christian Church United States

Midwest Education Leads North Atlantic in Literacy Gap

The article notes eastern residents underestimate midwest progress in schooling. Illiteracy in cities of 25,000 or more in the North Atlantic states stands at 5.8 percent with 7.3 percent outside cities, while the North Central states report 3.3 percent in cities and 4.6 percent outside. It also cites 87 universities in the North Central region with 29,995 undergraduates and 3,003 graduates, against 187 institutions with 40,537 undergraduates and 2,827 graduates in the North Atlantic region.

Middle West North Atlantic New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania North Central Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri North South Dakota Nebraska Kansas

Viper Strike in Geneva Brings Sworn Silence to Woods

In Geneva canton, Switzerland, viper killers strike after the reward for killing vipers was cut from one franc to 50 centimes by the justice and police department. The workforce cites increased danger and halted venomous snake removal while authorities warn residents to avoid wooded areas near Geneva.

Switzerland Geneva Department of Justice and Police Chicago Chronicle

February 30 Date on Pacific Steamer Menu in 1904

An observer found a menu card dated February 30 1904 aboard the Siberia on its voyage from Yokohama to San Francisco. He confirmed the date was correct due to the leap year time adjustment crossing the Pacific, creating a rare extra day.

Pacific Siberia Yokohama San Francisco Japan America

Lengthening Life in Napoleon's Veterans

Dr A E Gibson notes that Napoleon era veterans were mostly under 35, contrasting their brief lifespans with modern youthfulness. He cites Thackeray's jibe at De Florac for claiming youth at 35, arguing today’s men retain youth’s spirit well into older ages.

A. E. Gibson Thackeray Ridica 1G de Florac

Willie and Papa Lament Distances in Family Talk

Short fragment shows Willie asking about truth and moral consequence. Twickenham replies with certainty. Willie reflects on distance from mother as a focal point in a domestic aside from Woman's Home Companion text.

Willie Papa Twickenham

Independence for the American Cigar Smoker

The American Cigar Company reaffirms its stance on independence for the American cigar smoker. The statement emphasizes consumer rights and the industry’s commitment to quality and market freedom.

Independence The American Cigar Company

Cow kicks piece out of the moon in curious remark

A three year old boy Dixon excited by the new moon shouts a nursery rhyme line and claims the cow has kicked a piece out of it in a humorous moment cited from Harper's Weekly.

Dixon Diddle Harper’s Weekly

Man of Words Poise as Possible Greatest Poet

A conversation praises a man as capable of becoming one of the greatest poets if he chose. Another asks why he has not pursued poetry, and the reply implies he has not embraced that path. An introduction is requested to this unnamed literary figure.

Frisco Excursions and Round-Trip Rates 1907

Travel notices list several excursion offers from Frisco, Norfolk and Mexico City with sale windows, return limits, and round trip prices. Dates include May 18 final in Frisco and July 31 1907 return, Norfolk season and 60 day and 15 day tickets with respective prices, and San Francisco Los Angeles June 8 to 15 with 50 dollar round trips. Mexico City sale windows run May 1 to 18 and June 8 to 15 with various return limits and a 38 dollar round trip.

San Francisco Los Angeles Norfolk Cal Mexico City Mex

The Oklahoma City Post Backs Constitution Support

The Oklahoma City Post an early Republican daily endorses adopting the constitution a stand not likely to please carpetbaggers yet will be endorsed by the Republican rank and file Newkirk Herald notes. C P Richardson now manages Hope Lumber Co Muskogee. Capitol Hill is eight to ten blocks from downtown. Beatties Harris Hotel ad mentions last chance to get close in. Wes Hattox from Roff reports. G E Gatlin Stonewall contractor visits.

Oklahoma City Post Territory Newkirk Herald Muskogee C. P. Richardson Hope Lumber Co Capitol Hill Beatties Harris Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cotton Congress Cupid Collins P. Mosley Judge €Uney Art Vada Alice Julia Quincy W. J. Reed H. Carmean West Viper Killers Willie and Man Frisco McNair ’ Ast Ada, l. I Red Light Little Brothers Schotten J. M. Rainey, Mer Wes Hattox G. E. Gatlin
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