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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
6
Thomas L. Maxwell a Creston lawyer was surprised when an express agent told him a shipment of six pigs had arrived. He found two Poland China sows and six piglets that had been born en route and were miscrated to the same recipient.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a remedy for torpid liver causing bad breath dizziness and a general malaise. It claims to activate the liver vitalize the blood regulate the bowels and restore energy and cheerfulness. Sold by Bart Smith. adv. mat.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheriff Bob Duncan will sell at 10 o clock A M May 3 1920 at the Ada courthouse the northeast quarter of Section 20 and several related parcels in Sections 16 17 21 Township 3 North Range 6 East to satisfy a 1919 foreclosure judgment of 4257 75 plus costs and interest The sale also includes concrete buildings and lots owned by R P Ford and Sallie Ford on East Main Street Ada Oklahoma. The order issued March 22 1920 cites The Cummings Oil Company as plaintiff and R P Ford Sallie Ford and G W Jackson as defendants.
Guardian Jeff D. Neal announces a public auction for an oil and gas mining lease in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The sale covers an undivided 8-15 interest in 180 acres across sections 19 and 30 township 2N range 4E with cash terms and approval by the County Court and Interior Secretary. The auction is on April 8 1920 at 1 p.m. in the Pontotoc County Court Room.
The grocery store of W. B. Alexander at 209 W. Main St. was entered by burglars last night and robbed of flour and feed. Entry was through a rear window and loot carried out the back way. The amount is not yet known and officers are searching for the culprits.
Oklahoma readers are urged that Gore of Oklahoma faces a voters’ judgment in the primary. The piece argues Gore aided antiwar figures and maligned policies during World War I, claiming Oklahomans will judge him by his four year record and loyalty to the government effort. It insists the public remembers and will act at the polls.
Six carloads of piping and fittings have arrived for city water and sewage work. Piping is laid out in sections as crews prepare excavations and begin laying. Construction on the sewage disposal plant and the concrete reservoir begins, with the full extension program set to move quickly toward completion.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a purifying tonic for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims to improve complexion and overall health and lists Bart Smith as the seller.
Salina March 26. The Kansas Farmers' Co-operative Grain Dealers Association reports 500 cooperative grain buying stations in Kansas, up from over 400 last year. More than 500 delegates attended. J B Brown of Larned elected president, G F Bates became vice president, K E Lawrence of Hutchinson re-elected vice president with pay raise. Directors elected include H E Witham Beloit, J B Brown Larned, and W E Latimer Lyons.
Professor Perkins leaves the pedagogy department and training school as Professor Robinson takes over. Robinson, head of the Chemistry and Physics Department, will manage summer school work with Perkins assisting during transition. Board actions include salary decisions and elective faculty additions for the summer term.
The Fort Worth Fat Stock show marks the first Southwest display of sacred cattle from India. Fifteen Brahmas from Pierce ranches in Wharton County outshone Herefords and other breeds, noted for tick resistance and drought endurance. Breeders eye crossbreeding in West Texas to harness hardiness while maintaining meat quality. Goodnight is cited for buffalo crossover.
An advertisement urges rubs with Ballard's Snow Liniment to relieve rheumatism by penetrating to the bone. It claims soothing, restorative influence at the pain site and notes sale by Bart Smith.
Dr. William A. Venerable, a Black physician, filed his declaration to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in Missouri's Twelfth District. The district, with a sizable Negro population, is currently represented by L. C. Dyer.
Burk's Style Shop notes steady expansion in Ada as sales rise each month. Local retailer highlights ongoing demand and plans to scale inventory and services to meet customer needs.
An advertising item from Burk's Style Shop promotes sensible men’s suits. The brief note highlights availability and a plain style, reflecting a straightforward retailer pitch.
Surgeons urge prompt first aid for cuts burns and wounds. An efficient antiseptic prevents infection and speeds healing. Borozone is advertised as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. Sold by Bart Smith.
In Montana, oil fields at Roundup and Winnett Mosby attract many seekers, while Scobey reports gold prospects with assays up to 420 per ton. More than a hundred claims were staked after the discovery, prompting clashes with ranchers and a state crackdown on intruding oil seekers under Governor Stewart.
A system regulator medicine purifies and strengthens liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Prickly Ash Bitters praised as one of the best with claims to drive out unhealthy conditions promote body and brain activity restore appetite and spirits. Price 1.25 per bottle. Bart Smith Special Agent.
Topeka Kansas March 29 The horse and mule market remains steady despite cars trucks and tractors. Fred A Hanna conducted a public sale here selling 250 horses and mules at prices above 200 dollars each. Buyers from several central states and local farmers kept bidding competitive.
At Nor mal school chapel President Gordon asked seniors to state their own expected salary for next year. Most want at least 125 dollars per month with an average minimum of 118.13, while three demand 150 or more and one offers as high as 185. Some are already teaching elsewhere, which may raise the average if all were present.
Northeastern Missouri farmers are reverting to pre war practices with more grass and corn acreage and fewer cattle and hogs on feed. The March survey reveals these shifts as normalizing agricultural activity in the region.
To cleanse the blood strengthen the kidneys regulate the stomach liver and bowels Prickly Ash Bitters is a remedy that has proved its worth It promotes activity in body and brain Price 1.25 per bottle Bart Smith Special Agent adv.
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