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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1909

Page

4

South Central Oklahoma Teachers Association Formed

The Old Chickasaw Teachers Association reorgs as the South Central Oklahoma Teachers Association inviting Okmulgee Okfuskee Seminole Hughes Pottawatomie Pontotoc Coal Johnson Carter Love Murray McLain Garvin counties to participate. A Sulphur meeting November 26 27 1909 will feature symposia on certification textbooks consolidation compulsory law and industrial education with noted speakers and an evening address by E D Cameron.

Chickasaw Teachers’ Association South Central Oklahoma Teachers’ Association Okmulgee Okfuskee Seminole Hughes Pottawatomie Pontotoc Coal Johnson Carter Love Murray McLain Garvin South Central Teachers’ Association Sulphur Oklahoma Harper Opera House Clark Benson Tupelo T. D. Underwood Berwyn W. F. Cooper Wewoka F. L. Norton Roff Kate Galt Man Province F. F. Mace Purcell Earl Foster Castle A. G. Bowles Francis Misses Vera Ada Cates Teachers’ Commission Chas. Evans Ardmore B. N. Hicks Holdenville M. H. Caywood Coalgate A. J. French Purcell, Co Mary Niblack Thos. Youngblood Pauls Valley Clarence Robinson Shawnee Gertrude Case Ada Jas. A. Wilson Murray State School of Represtture Tishomingo Reading McGurren E. D. Cameron Guthrie E. C. N. S. Orchestra C. W. Briles S. M. Barrett Wynnewood J. B. Steed Woodville J. Co. Cole Mannsville Prin. Gentry Hodges A. P. Lever L. L. Sturgeon Mary Moore Mill Creek Ethel Shanafelt Sasakwa R. J. Brandon Wayne Bess Beamer Bearden S. P. Smith Lindsay Josie Rosebury McLoud H. A. Bower Ravia Freda Zottman Leslie Woods Mary Bell J. S. Murray Nida T. B. Liner Allen Bismark Turner Stonewall Thos. Overstreet Brock T. L. Roberts Fillmore Don Dunaway Little E. L. Newman Hickory Kate McLain W. C. Canterberry Marietta Elizabeth Hammond M. L. Perkins Verma van Wormer Me L. Noble Okemah J. W. Palleson Byers National Park E. G. Comegys Pres. Briles Essie Bell J. Frank Lilly T. F. Pierce Pres Sec

A Physician’s Diagnosis of Kidney Trouble and Cure Claim

An interview with a physician links kidney disease to digestion and liver health. The piece discusses symptoms such as headaches, backache, and urine changes, and promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a tonic to cleanse poisons and strengthen kidneys. Testimony from M. W. Burr of Starks, Louisiana, endorses the remedy.

M. W. Burr Starks

School Bonds Carry Almost Unanimously

A light vote Wednesday backed a $15,000 school bond issue for completing public school buildings. First ward 69-1, second 22-0, third 33-3, fourth 33-1, Capitol Hill 17-0.

Capitol Hill

Talequah Triumph Over Ada 41 to 0 in Big Win

Talequah thrashed Ada 41 to 0 on Tuesday as Talequah fans disrupted the game with unruly behavior, crowding the grounds and interfering with players. Ada endured a decisive defeat as Talequah secured the victory.

Talequah Ada

Dem voter contact prompts corn ear guessing game

A brief note requests readers to subscribe to the Democrat and participate in a light guessing game about the season’s ear of corn. The item reads as a quirky promotional snippet in a local paper.

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