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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1905

Page

3

A Gigantic Union Scheme In Oklahoma and Indian Territory

Lawton official J Harvey Lynch describes a rising Farmers Union in Indian Territory and Oklahoma with forty thousand members. The plan aims to cut out middlemen by direct farm to urban sale using a card system and mills for converting grain and meat, potentially spreading to northern states as living costs and trust prices push action.

Muskogee I. T Indian Territory Oklahoma Farmers’ Union J. Harvey Lynch Lawton Okla Twin Territorial Federation of Labor Texas Lynch

Territory Notes Showcase City Projects And Nearby Events

The Bartlesville council closed a sewerage contract. South McAlester faces deadly controversy. Weleetka oil plant to double capacity with a new compress. Funeral closures affect business in South McAlester. Muskogee press plans entertainment for Roosevelt visit. Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge meet in Muskogee May 2–3. Durant to build a $25,000 three story strike hotel. Indian Territory postmasters plan convention at Sulphur May 19–20. Ardmore eyes a regional baseball circuit. Purcell’s Union National Bank installs Trudgeon as president and Leavitt as cashier. Cherokee Bill appointed guard at the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland.

South McAlester Weleetka Cotton Oil Company L. W. Bryan Kansas City Men of Muskowee Roosevelt Ardmore Union National Bank of Purcell W. H. P. Trudgeon R. E. Leavitt C. E Stickley John Bowles M. N. Brady Purcell Bill Elijah Kinkead Territory Portland Ore

Fire Friday destroys Davis farm near Pawnee

Guthrie Oklahoma April 1 fire Friday destroyed the gyranary and barns of Alexander Davis near Pawnee consuming 20 bushels of corn five hogs and all harness farm implements and other property Incendiarism is charged.

Guthrie Okla Alexander Davis Pawnee

Roosevelt heads to Frederick for wolf hunt in vast reservation

Colonel Roosevelt travels from San Antonio to Frederick in Ohio to pursue Lebo wolves in a large pasture reservation spanning 480000 acres.

Roosevelt Frederick Ohina San Antonio Big Pasture

Sulphur townsite plat held up in Washington review

Ardmore April 1 report that the Sulphur townsite plat sent to Washington for approval is delayed due to discrepancies between the Joyce survey and the Government reservation survey under Inspector Churchill. Until corrected the town’s appraisal cannot proceed and Commissioner Barney’s resignation awaits department action.

Warner praised as Missouri senator pick

In the Commoner William J. Bryan endorses Major William Warner the new Missouri senator. He cites Warner's Kansas City speech as a sign he may align with reform elements within the Republican party.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Missouri Major Warner Kansas City William Warner

Men Over Sixty Face Kidney and Prostate Dangers

A dated health notice warns men past sixty about kidney and bladder disorders due to enlarged prostate. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, citing a testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri who reports improved health after two bottles. Local druggists Clark Drug Co and Mason Drug Co carry the product.

Foley Rodney Burnett Rock Port Clark Drug Co Mason Drug Co

Williams Named Town Site Commissioner In Tishomingo

Governor Johnston announces J Fletch Williams to succeed Wesley Burney as town site commissioner after Burneyresigned and informs Indian Inspector J George Wright of the appointment.

Tishomingo, IT Johnston J. Fletch Williams Wesley Burney J. George Wright

Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Claim

Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup is advertised to relieve croup and whooping cough by cleansing the bowels and flushing congestion. The ad asserts no opiates are used and promotes the product as curing all coughs by a copious bowel action, distributed by Clark Drug Co.

Clark Drug Co

South McAlester Invites Roads Group to April Convention

South McAlester extends an invitation to the National Roads association to hold a convention in the city on April 16. Experts of the good roads movement will give practical demonstrations, making it an opportune time to gather all people of Indian Territory who can attend.

South McAlester National

Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney and Bladder Diseases

Advertisement notes Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder disease in every form and strengthen organs to perform functions, claims safety against Bright's disease or diabetes. Product led by Clark Drug Co and Vas on Drug Co.

Foley Brieht Boles Clark Drug Co Vas

Peace talks denied by Japanese Minister in Paris

A Japanese minister to France Dr Motono stated there are no peace negotiations in progress with Russia. The message, approved by Tokyo and Paris, warned against false reports of talks with M Delcasse. Ambassadors Jusserand and officials noted ongoing hostilities and no immediate peace plan.

Russia Paris America Delcasse Motono France Foreign Office Legation Associated Press Dr. Motono M. Delcasse Japan Morono M. Jusserand Washington Roosevelt Ile St. Petersburg United States Vladivostok Manchuria

Embezzlement Charge Tangles Ottawa Telegraph Operator

Carrol Whiteman a telegraph operator also known as J H Stanley and Charles Ferguson was arrested in Ottawa Kansas at Brinkley Arkansas request charged with embezzlement Whiteman denies the claim saying his father died Friday in St Louis and he was summoned home

Ottawa Kan Carrol Whiteman J. H. Stanley Charles Ferguson Brinkley Ark

Jilted Kansas Man Returns Home From Louisville

S W Coler of Jackson county Kansas who came to Louisville to marry Nan Pollard after a courtship by mail left without a bride. He discovers more about big city ways than he had when he left Kansas.

Kansas Palmer Louisville W Coler Jackson County Nan Pollard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ind. Ter Territory Notes Bartlesville Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge of the Durant Sulphur Teddy Warner Good Roads Convention Des Do TaiLorEep Stern, Pears Shohl & Co Cincinnati, O M. L. Walsh, Ada, O Beatin Peace Prospect Noted Rose & Company Harris Liquor House East Main Street Sam Harris Kentucky Liquor House Harris Liquor House St. Louis Ohlahoma Ocahoma TU Va Ok Raphy Siness Rookskiepme Vynewritine Business College Tecumseh, O
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