Miss Wey Keirsey Wins Free Trip at Ada Fair
The Ada Democrat and New State Tribune contest ended with Miss Wey Keirsey receiving 3500 votes to Miss McCulloch's 2100. Keirsey leaves for Oklahoma City Sunday and promises a letter in the next issue.
08 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
1
The Ada Democrat and New State Tribune contest ended with Miss Wey Keirsey receiving 3500 votes to Miss McCulloch's 2100. Keirsey leaves for Oklahoma City Sunday and promises a letter in the next issue.
Prof Sears to deliver a follow up talk next Sunday at the Christian church on Queen Esther. He discusses controversy over Esther's existence and cites excavations and inscriptions claiming Esther as Xerxes wife and linking to the Persian army's fate against Greece.
A packed Ada audience heard Prof. Rolla G. Sears explain the Tabernacle using a student built model. He traced the layout of the court Holy Place and Holy of Holies, linking the structure to Jewish Christian and Muslim influences and ending with Miss Gertrude Thompson’s rendition of The Holy City.
Last Saturday Lannie Carter, an Indian resident near Jesse, was fatally shot by Tupelo township constable Henry Oates after Carter made a drunken pass with a knife. The bullet hit his thigh, shattering it. Oates was placed under arrest.
L. T. Cooper's colt show at Chickasaw wagon yard featured twelve to fifteen male colts judged by H. Duke and T. E. Graham. After careful examination, the judges awarded the $10 cash premium offered by Mr. Cooper to T. J. Scott.
Uncle G Duncan of Francis remains in poor health and confines his activities. A wood yard and mill on North Broadway is for sale by W T Tarkenton of Ada Oklahoma. Egypt school house hosts a box supper on Friday night October 15 with large attendance encouraged. R A Jones of Fitzhugh visits town this week to attend court and sell subscriptions for a new book on Cook and Peary expeditions to the pole.
The Donaghey hotel in Ada Oklahoma is offered for rent. A two story brick building measuring 50 by 100 feet is described as thoroughly modern and listed by M B Donaghey.
Miss Mildred Timberlake, born and educated in Burnet Texas, has been elected to a teaching position at the State Normal in Ada Oklahoma. She previously taught primary grades in Burnet Public School and earned a strong local reputation before moving with her family to Oklahoma.
Rev L G Grimes of Copperas Grove Texas claims to have discovered a cure for consumption by inhaling coal smoke. He says he cured himself and several others and cites a Houston Chronicle clipping as basis for his claim.
A 300 word essay contest open to all scholars under fourteen in Pon totoc County. Prizes: $5 in gold to first, $3 to second, $1 to third. Registration due by October 2, prizes awarded 3 PM on Saturday October 5. Contestants must be in the Nickel Store at that time or forfeit. Three teachers named later will judge.
The advertisement touts a broad range of school necessities with exceptional value, highlighting a splendid new lineup and unusually large discounts. It emphasizes variety and affordability to attract shoppers seeking educational supplies at reduced prices.
Students must bring their compositions this week by Friday so judges have time to grade them. The panel includes Miss Ruble Prof. Howerton and Prof. Brooks.
A local shop touts its range of tablets envelopes ink pens and pencils sold at competitive prices claiming ongoing success and broad customer appeal across its product lines.
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