Union Thanksgiving Service Thursday at Presbyterian Church
The Ministers' Association schedules a union Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian church at 15th and Johnson in Ada. Rev. J. O. Needham presides, Rev. E. C. Smootz preaches, with special music planned. The service starts promptly at 10:00 a.m. All are invited.
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Ada
Ministers’ Association
Presbyterian Church
15Th and
Johnson
J. O. Needham
E. C. Smootz
First Passenger Train Reaches Town on Sunday
The first passenger train over the D. C. reached town Sunday and regular service will continue. A box car serves as a temporary depot until a handsome station is built, promising increased traffic and convenience for travelers and shippers.
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D. C
Ada plans land purchase to lure factories and railroads
A 25 000 club meeting approved acquiring about 400 acres north of Ada to create factory sites and a railroad bonus fund. Land priced around 34000 dollars, with a mass meeting planned to urge citizen support. Richard Flood praised the venture and the plan aims to fund bonuses from sale proceeds.
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W. H. Ebey
Richard Flood
Ada
Ada Poised to Become Center of Manufacturing
The passage notes Ada’s expected rise as a hub for manufacturing after collective community effort, suggesting that within a few months the town will house multiple manufacturing enterprises. The statement emphasizes local unity and impending industrial development.
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Ada
Oklahoma City Tax Lists Show High Earners and Exemptions
Income tax assessment list for Oklahoma City published by State Auditor M E Trapp includes seventy eight citizens with yearly income above 3500 and all exemptions. The report reflects local earnings and exemptions as of December.
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Oklahoma City
M. E. Trapp
Allen Hustler Reports Cotton Shipments
The Allen Hustler states that up to November 11, 1,897 bales of cotton had been shipped out of Allen via the M. O. and G. Railroad line.
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Allen Hustler
Chickasaws Elect Their Senator Quincey Appears Winner
The Chickasaws held an election in Frisco on Wednesday to choose their Senator. Hubbard Quincey won the vote, defeating opponent Wm. Underwood.
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Chickasaws
Frisco
Hubbard Quincey
Wm. Underwood
Quincey
Stonewall News
Monthly Report of Roff Public School
Month ending Nov 5 1909 enrollment numbered 328 with 167 boys and 161 girls. Average attendance totals 273 with 139 boys and 134 girls. Average attendance percentage reaches 96. F L Norton Superintendent.
Francis Public School Second Monthly Report
The Francis High School records for the second month ending November 12 show enrollment of 125 males and 113 females, total 238. Attendance averages are 108 males and 95 females, total 203, with 51 tardies, 709 absences, and 60 students neither absent nor tardy.
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the Francis High School
Treasurer Cates Enjoined From Selling Lands
Federal court orders Treasurer Cates and other treasurers to refrain from selling lands of allottees for taxes. The injunction applies regardless of removed restrictions and sets January as the final hearing date in Muskogee.
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Cates
Muskogee
Shotgun Prize Offered For Correct Grain Count Guess
A $25 Remington pump shotgun will be awarded to the person guessing nearest the grain count on a corn ear displayed in a sealed jar at the Democrat office. Each dollar subscription yields one guess. both coin and gun are on display.
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Remington
Democrat
ADA Democrat
Dry Spell Probed as Rain Helps Ellis County
The Democrat man traveled to Ellis county Texas last week and found conditions drier than his area. A good rain fell Saturday afternoon improving the drought situation.
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Ellis County
Texas
First Meeting Held in Davenport Bankruptcy Case
Al Constant, referee in the Davenport bankruptcy, conducted the initial meeting in Seminole on Tuesday. Witnesses were questioned and the session adjourned for about fifteen days. Constant, on his first Seminole visit, praised the town’s growth and prosperity, noting he lives in Ada.
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al Constant
Davenport
Constant
Seminole
Ada
Seminole News
Marriage of Earl Dyson and Le lie Groves by Squire Grandel
The couple Earl Dyson and Le lie Groves wed on Tuesday night with Squire Grandel officiating. The bride teaches at McCall's and is well liked. Her parents opposed the match loudly, but the event proceeded amid family tensions. Allen Hustler offers congratulations.
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Earl Dyson
Lelie Groves
Squire Grandel
McCall's
Danid
Allen Hustler
Editor's witty claim on wide paper circulation
In interior Pennsylvania editor Jim Sweeny explains the reach of The Trumptown Sentinel to a hesitant advertiser. He boasts the paper circulates worldwide including Europe Asia Africa and both American continents while humorously noting his struggle to keep it from hell.
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Interior Pennsylvania
Jim” Sweeny
Sweeny
Trumptown Sentinel
Women Notions Line Offers Wide Range at Low Prices
Local shop advertises a broad stock of women accessories and sewing goods. Side combs back combs at 10 cents, hair pins, spools of thread, embroidery silk, crochet thread, needles, stockings for all ages, wrist bags and purses, and talcum powder sold in 5 and 10 cent lots.
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Clarks
N. T
Richardson
Brooks
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Becker
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W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
I. Harris
John B. Stetson
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Widow Jones School
UNION
Ron
Nolen
Gwin & Mays CO
Rexall
Oklahoma
Masonic Lodge of
Stratford
Ardmore
John Black
Holdenville
Wynnewood
Pauls Valley
Debs
New York City
Oklahoma State Bank
Allen
Roff Public School
F. L. Norton
Francis Public
Okla
Nickel Store
China
S. M. Shaw
Ramsey
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