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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
4
The Aida Weekly Democrat issue indicates a Friday publication schedule with editorial staff Byron Norre E and Miles Grigspy involved in management and business roles. The fragment references subscription information and general paper duties.
Subject to the action of the Democratic Party, the slate lists Sheriff A A Bobbitt and L E 4em Mitchell with Joe L. Thomas Jas D Ga ar J S Cannon among the announced party candidates.
On November 1 1906 A D Tanner sold his entire interest in the Ada Weekly Democrat plant and all appurtenances to Miles Grigsby and Byron Norrell. Tanner must settle debts against the plant prior to November 1 1906 except money owed to W W Higgins which Grigsby and Norrell will pay.
A critical column argues that northern philanthropy harms the South by supporting displaced workers after Brownsville riots. It warns that misinformed actions fuel further Negro unrest and hinder leaders like Booker T. Washington. It calls for whites and blacks to let the South solve the race problem locally and end northern meddling.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes that Boston has no monopoly on plain living and high thinking and suggests that other cities will someday realize this.
Roosevelt earns admiration for his firm stance on the discharge of the criminal negro troops who fired on Browns ville Texas last summer.
Rev. Algernon S. Crapsey of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Rochester N Y resigns after being called by church authorities for preaching alleged heresy about Jesus Christ. he says he remains faithful to the gospel despite abandoning disputed creed interpretations.
The piece argues Chauncey M Depews fall from grace as a gifted leader who led a double life and betrayed the public trust. It invokes an insurance probe exposing his corruption and portrays him isolated amid hostile public opinion, ending with a moral curse on a man who forsook his country.
Our convention faces a path learned from forty five states with varied reforms. Representatives should study others’ errors and successes to craft plans for an ideal state government.
A witty cartoonish exchange contrasts a cow for sale with farm wildlife and farm implements. A quote jokes about a cow selling hay chickens and stoves while a local advertiser is linked to a broader humorous misprint about a dog that eats anything especially Ford vehicles.
In a convention address Dr. E. M. Griggs advised Negro Bap tists to use more soap and water and less cheap perfume and powder. He argued cleanliness reflects culture and likened it to godliness, noting the best nations use the most soap as a measure of refinement.
Poem recalls an old farmhouse with wild roses and sparrows, a yard full of leaves, and a family past. The speaker remembers parents asleep, children grown, and occasional returns of heart to the childhood home.
First published November 23 1906 in the United States Court Indian Territory Southern District. Edna Ann plaintiff v John Allen defendant. Defendant warned to appear in thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Judge J T Dickerson and seal dated November 19 1906. Clerk C M Campbell deputy A H Constant. Duke Stone attorney for plaintiff. W C Edwards non resident attorney. No 905.
First published Nov 23 1906 in district court B N Chapman plaintiff against W H Chapman defendant. Defendant warned to appear in thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Judge J T Dickerson seal dated Nov 17 1966 clerk C M Campbell non resident attorney W C No962.
First published November 16 1906 the defendant Rodie Barnett is warned to appear in this Court in thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff G W Barnett judge of said Court and the seal thereof this 29th day of October 1906 C M Campbell Clerk Duke Stone Attorney for non resident WWW C Edwards Attorney for non resident
First published November 16 1906 notice in the case of H F Willard plaintiff versus A R Willard defendant with the complaint and seal dated November 9 before C M Campbell Clerk. Duke Stone attorney for plaintiff and non resident W listed.
Tickets at very low rates go on sale from August 29 to October 31 to California Arizona Nevada New Mexico Old Mexico and Texas. Call for particulars. I McNair Agent Ada I T.
The Bioger Oklahoma Journal published a contributed poem titled Come to the Forty-Sixth. The first stanza hails the new state as fair and rising, urging readers to come worship at its shrine and to trust it to fulfill hearts' desires.
Coleman and Tanner invite patrons to call at their office for prices on high grade nursery stock. They emphasize direct sale to customers and savings by avoiding agent profits.
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