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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1920

Page

2

Ada Hosts Ex President Taft for Lyceum Visit

Ada welcomed former President William Howard Taft for a two day lyceum engagement. He spoke at the Lions Club banquet on Americanism and Bolshevism, then at the Normal auditorium on the League of Nations, praising world peace and noting bipartisan support.

John Cradducks Reeves Franks Indianola Liddie Goldy Stonewall Mable Clark Ada John Chambers Dorsey Harper Roy Lyndsey Blue Mound This Place Eula Jones Jesse O. S. Stewart McGraw Lula United States William Howard Taft Ada High School A. L .Fentem Fentem Lions Club Chamber of Commerce Harris Hotel Taft Robert Wimbish Harris Mrs. McFarland Ada Music Company League of Nations Mr. Taft Paris Senate Wilson France England Normal The High School Willard School VanAllstyne Texas Lyceum

Striking Miners Resume Work in Pittsburg Kansas

Six of nine mines idle yesterday by the strike over National Coal Commission awards were operating this morning, according to the operators association. Three mines remained idle. About 1,900 miners quit.

Pittsburg Kans National Coal Commission Operators Association

Mrs. Orel Busby Injured In Auto Accident

Mrs. Orel Busby sustained injuries Saturday afternoon when a car backing from a curb on Main Street struck her as she entered her own vehicle near the Palm Garden. She suffered a knee bruise and minor injuries to other parts of the body, though not serious.

Orel Busby Main Street Palm Garden

Women Need Swamp-Root Kidney Health Remedy

Advert says thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misdiagnosed. It warns symptoms like back pain headaches and nervousness may stem from kidney disease. Promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with sample offer and purchase details.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghampton N. Y Ada Evening News

Roff High School Beats Coalgate in Dual Track Meet

ROFF Okla April 6 Special In a dual track and field meet the Roff High School defeated Coalgate High School 70 to 26. George Washington led with five firsts and helped win the relay as Roff dominated most events despite wind and dust.

Roff, Okla Roff High School Coalgate High School Roff School Coalgate School George Washington Roff Washington Firs Berry Boanemore Percy George Washington Roff R. Allen Coalgate Dixon Stevens Cealgate Berry Allen Brothers L. Allen Roquemore Carver Lamb Stow Studges Cross H. W. Carver Supt. E. O. Davis Rofs

Three Years Without Hope Promised Remedy Persists

A New Britain Connecticut woman, Rozalia Kania, reports three years of cramps and stomach catarrh improved after using PE-RU-NA. The ad urges readers to rely on PE-RU-NA for coughs colds catarrh and general digestive relief and promotes its availability in tablet or liquid form.

Rozalia Kania Silver Street New Britain Conn

Oklahoma convict seeks clemency for murder sentence

I D A Collier, convicted February 17, 1917 in Pontotoc County District Court of murder and sentenced to life in the penitentiary, will apply to the Governor of Oklahoma for clemency thirty days after this notice dated March 27.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc Arthur Johnson W. M. Elliot Guardian Mary Jane Shields Watson Shields W. M. Elliott Sarah E Izard Mary Carson J. E. Jackson J. F. Jackson Willie Ervin Anderson Tom Anderson Ada Oklahoma Ada Weekly News I. D. A. Collier Pontotoc County

Oldest Local Newspaper Copy From 1808 St Louis Gazette

Rev J W Woote of Love lady community owns a rare issue dated July 26 1808 from the St Louis Gazette. The three column four page paper is well preserved, with St Louis then a village called Louisiana and Missouri unorganized. A leading article protests possible war with Great Britain. Jefferson was president and Henry Clay had just been elected to the Senate.

J. W. Woote Lovelady St. Louis Louisiana Missouri Great Britain Thomas Jefferson Henry Clay Senate Kentucky

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oklahoma State Bank C. H. Rives H. P. Reich Joe Stafford L. A. Ellison H. J. Huddleston Main and Townsend, Ada, Okla Hunt Gwin & Mays Rrug Co Hoover Bart Smith Adv WM. Howard Taft Fordson Wichita Kansas Watson Garage Fords Fordson Tractors Gwin and Mays Drug CO A. R. Sugg J. F. McKeel Plaintiff D. A. Collier Pontotoc Citizen Ada Seed and Feed Co Broadway Cooper’s Store West Main ST Ada, Okla
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