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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
7
Ada readers receive a roundup of daily arrivals departures and social visits. Insurance man Bennett Smith sails home to Cookeville Tenn Joe Gill and wife return to Owl and more. Local clubs church events and business trips fill the town life with prospects of visitors sales and upcoming open house notices.
Sunday agenda for April 2 1905 includes a sermon on the making of a Christian by Judge Talbott with 2 Tim 3 14 17 readings and explanations. Nettie Gibbs Ella Mixon and others perform Bible readings and studies led by Swaffer McElreath and Mr. Ikeown. Duet by Miss Warren and Mr Duncan.
Muskogee unveiled its new Turner Hotel with a public dedication Wednesday night. Speeches music toasts and a banquet marked the event built largely with local capital and named for leading citizen Clarence Woo in honor of Muskogee’s civic spirit.
Mrs. Mary A. Nicet of Newcastle Colorado endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup as superior for coughs and pulmonary ailments. She notes its pleasant taste and suitability for her child, claiming it works as claimed and is safe to use even when not needed. Available in 25c 50c and 100c sizes.
Ss J Armstrong states his name appeared in Friday's News on the Citizens ticket for alderman without his knowledge or consent. He opposed a party primary but voted with Democrats in good faith and supports the ticket winning.
South McAlester I T April 1 Indian Consistory No 2 Scottish Rite Masons was instituted Friday at the close of the spring reunion. The thirty first and thirty second degrees were conferred upon 104 Masons the largest charter class in Masonry history.
Ed C Nud of Sedgwick County Kansas reports severe sciatica and crutches but says Ballard's Snow Liniment relieved him. He used three bottles and now walks unaided performing light farm work. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
W. W. Higgins is named foreman of the hose gang and H. G. Bowler becomes foreman of the truck gang in the Ada fire company.
The store promotes an annual clearance with emphasis on reducing inventory and pushing products despite potential value losses. It invites customers to find money saving options as prices drop across categories.
Small store offers everything from a box of paper to an elaborate desk set at reduced prices. Shoppers urged to stock up before the sale ends as prices are sharply cut across the assortment.
The Crescent Drug Store under J Z Holley announces friendly service and neighborhood convenience. Residents are invited to visit for pharmacy needs and daily essentials in the storefront.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Ada eight members toured the city by carriage after gathering at Roll. They were hosted at four homes for noon meals at Mrs Minns and Mrs Baughman and given a reception at Mrs Jones residence.
On near Fool's Day the South School planned a secret dinner hour escape but Foxy Grandpa teachers spotted the plot. Principal Hendrix urged students to excel, keeping them at work through lunch and one o'clock dismissal after four hours of study.
Ticket number 728 wins five dollars in gold, awarded each Saturday by W A Alexander. The holder of this number should call at the store to receive the prize.
Married Thursday Judge Talbott officiating. Martin C. Melville 69 and Nancy Caroline Simmons 62 linked in marriage. Melville, a leading Chickasaw nation farmer, celebrates securing a partner at his age.
The ad urges nourishment and a small dose of Herbine after each meal to improve digestion and skin brightness. It touts women’s weakness from poor digestion, claims the remedy restores health, and notes availability for 50 cents at Clark Drug Co.
Clark Drug Co. promotes Dr Dade's Little Liver Pills as a liver tonic with pleasant effects.
E T Pendleton of Ada Indiana offers a ten dollar reward for a sorrel pony branded P on the left thigh aged three and a two year old mare foal described as mouse colored with iron gray tendency. The notice seeks the return of the ponies.
A car loaded with goods was entered Wednesday night near the Frisco depot and merchandise stolen. Freight bills will determine loss. Bloodhounds followed the scent to tents near the Katy tracks where women resided, but no stolen items were found. Geo A Harrison advertises Moline implements.
Freeman Gibbs 21 and Rebecca Mayo 19 of Fitzhugh. B Baker 26 and Lena By num 17 of Allen. C C Glover 40 and Lula Chronister 26 of Lula.
The advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar from Foley Co Chicago is the trusted throat and lung remedy. It warns against imitations and urges asking for Foley's only, noting mild laxative effects and safety for children. Sold by Clark Drug Co and Mason.
Mrs Wim M Stroud of Midlothian Texas reports using Herbine for eight years to treat la grippe bilious fever and malaria claiming it to be the best medicine. The ad notes 50e at Clark Drug Co. May 31 1899.
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