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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
8
Real estate buyers urged to act quickly on desirable Donaghey Addition parcels at low prices. Advertises easy financing for home building with favorable loan terms and assurances of high character land likely to grow in value.
A historical ad claims if women vote they would favor Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for women. It touts ease safety and cure for fatigue backache headache constipation and cold with appetite and energy benefits, priced at 25 cents at Gwin and Mays Co.
Captain Jack Mills of the Dewey World staff writes engaging western stories about Indians and other frontier subjects. The Oklahoma City Times notes his skill in storytelling and his depth of knowledge of western lore.
A fatal confrontation near Stonewall left Tecumseh Brown dead after an incident involving Mack Burris and Brown’s brothers. Burris fled to Johnson county, obtained a Winchester, and was captured in Ada where he awaits an examining trial in Stonewall. Both men were full blood Indians.
Pay your telephone bill by May 15 to prevent service discontinuation. Present the card to receive a receipt.
Uncle Dick Floyd travels to Marlin Texas on Tuesday to begin a course of treatment for rheumatism hoping to regain health at the famous wells.
Notice of hearing on a petition by guardian K C Parks to sell real estate of Emma Kilcrease a minor. Hearing set for June 4 1910 at 1 30 PM at which heirs and interested parties must appear or accept publication in Ada Democrat for three weeks. Joel Terrell County Judge.
The Pontotoc county Democratic Central Committee met at the courthouse Friday afternoon. A report from the campaign secretary outlined past actions and plans for the coming campaign. Byron Norrell proposed a pledge for August primary supporters and the motion passed unanimously.
The father of Ed Gwin died at his home in McKenzie Tennessee shortly before Mr Gwin could reach him The notice offers condolences and expresses sympathy for his loss.
The record lists marriage licenses for Jas Randel age 44 and Ida Hutchins of Allen age 26, and for G W Shohan age 21 and Nettie Stringer of Ada age 19. The entries indicate names and ages in a dated license register.
Ada proposes condemning land at Byrd's Mill to dam a stream and form a reservoir for the city water supply. Court proceedings have started and the city is likely to gain title easily. The proposal ranks as a major move for Ada in years with broad business and pleasure benefits anticipated.
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a beauty and skin remedy. Claims include clearing pimples eruptions and sores while softening skin and improving facial appearance. Also advertised for burns cuts fever sores and chapped lips at 25 cents. Sold by Gwin & Mays Co.
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