Total Race of Treeen Sees Fourteen Thousand
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
8
Henry M Furman Draws Big Delaware County Crowd
Henry M Purman spoke in Delaware county on Saturday. In the afternoon the courthouse was packed with farmers pleased by his remarks and at night townspeople filled the streets to hear what locals called the finest speech ever heard in the county. The stranger is now regarded as a friend, with election faith seen in early returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
McPherren Addresses Ada Voters On Land Policies
Tuesday night Hon. C E McPherren of Caddo spoke at Ada court house outlining five proposals. He stressed removing all Federal restrictions on renting selling and leasing allotted lands to secure state relief and urged for a congress delegation to demand rights. He calls for repealing laws taxing land and favors selling unallotted lands in small tracts to actual settlers. He highlights agriculture as key and notes his authorship of the anti trust provision. He drew a warm reception and held audience attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McPherren
Caddo
Ada
Court House
Iie
Congress
McPherron
Owen Campaign to Remove Restrictions for Senate
The Vinita Chieftain notes Col. Robert L. Owen leads a pro remove restrictions push in New State politics. It praises his Indian Territory experience and pledges to alieve wrongs under a flawed system, urging loyalty from Democrats and Republicans alike to elect him to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Owen
United States Senate
Col. Owen
Washington
Indian Territory
Senate
Owen
Vinita Chieftain
First Presbyterian repairs improve appearance and spirit
The First Presbyterian church is being repaired with replastering and repainting, greatly improving its look. W O Dildine of Snyder Oklahoma is named local manager of Pioneer Telephone Co. Capt Mills reports from Chickasha he plans to return Sunday. Beard Blanks advertise acreage sales near center city. M E Trapp Guthrie Logan County clerk touts candidacy for State Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W. O. Dildine
Snyder
Okla
Pioneer Telephone Co
Capt. Mills
Chickasha
Ben Tolbert
Democrat
Capitol Hill
Beard & Blanks
Harris Hotel
M. E. Trapp
Guthrie
Logan County
Smith vs Smith in Indian Territory Court Warning
In the United States in the Indian Territory Southern District E D Smith files suit against Katie Smith case No 990 and the defendant is ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint Judge J T Dickerson presides Ada May 17 1907 seal of the court C M Campbell clerk deputy A H Constant and W C Edwards attorneys Duke Stone for non resident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Smith
E. D. Smith
J.T. Dickerson
Ada
C. M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
W. C. Edwards
Duke Stone
Millhuff Eyes Ada for New Big Mill Plant
J. M. Millhuff of Tulsa visits Ada this week to study the mill and elevator situation. He expresses a favorable opinion of Ada and may locate there to establish a large milling operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Millhuff
Tulsa
Ada
Social Visits This Month From Memphis and Madill
Miss Florence Crawford of Memphis arrived this morning for a month long visit to Miss Rebecca Tolbert. Jesse Shands of Madill is visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Shands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crawford
Memphis
Tennesse
Rebecca Tolbert
Jesse Shands of
Madill
Mrs
N. B. Shands
Dr. Lefevre Sets Practice in Ada Specializes Eye and Ear Care
Dr. Frank W. Lefevre has located permanently in Ada and conducts a specialty in diseases of the eye and ear and fitting of glasses. He also offers X-ray and static electricity services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Lefevre
Ada
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Granger & Erb
Dentists
First National Bank
H. T. Saffarrans
Freeman’s
Chas. W. M’millan
Ada National Bank
Gwin, Mays & Co
Drs. Browall & Faust
Henley & Biles
H.C. Thompson
Texas
Oklahoma
C. A. Galbraith
IND
TER
Attorneys-At-Law
Courte
Reed- Douglass
Robt Wimbish
First National Bank Building
Epperson & Dean
Duke Stowe
Alexander Building
E. S. Ratliff
Galbraith & McKeown
Tom D. McKeown
Citizens National Bank
Henry M. Furman
Offce
Duncan
W. W. Pryor
Konawa
I. T
John I. McCoole
Notary Public
Francis, I. T
Esser & Bergman
Chapman Hotel
ADA Tutle & Trust Companyitizens National Bank Ae Ind. Ter
Stonewall
Henry M. Fuirman
M. L. Turner
Roy HorrMan
Rost. L. Owen
Supreme Court
W. H. L. Campbell
D. H. Linepauau
Cras
I. McPherren
Reuben M. Roppdie
Otis B. Weaver
Jas. W. Dean
A. T. West
H. C. Thompson
James EF. Grigsby
J. H. Chambers
Randolph Laurence Frank Huddleston
G. W. Hilton
Robert Wimbish
Sheriff
A. A
Gus
Borsir L. Ei
LEM
Mircuell
L. Thomas
Jas
D. Garr
J. S. Cannon
IED
Fussell
A. M. Croxton
Joel Terrell
W. T. Cox
W. D. Lowpen
C. C. Harris
J. C. Cates
T. F. Brerce
Roff
R. L. Walker
John D. Rinard
C. W. Floyd
Aca
Cons
A. Thommaass
Justice of the Peace
George Davidson
H. J. Brown
W. H. Fisner
C. H. Pittman
T. P. Gore
U. S
Gore
U.S
UL S. LT
Tures
Uirer
St Wee Ee National Bank
Sreve
Treeen
Aha Nak
State of
Southern Judicial District
I. M
H. Rives
W. C. Duncan
W. L. Reed
McPherren
American Cigar Company
T. W. Ghadwige
Tex
Wagon Yard
United States
Pioneer Tel. & Tel. Company
Kreso Dip
Yamsey’s Drug Store
Hrisco
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Norfolk
Mexico City
Mex
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