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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
2
A brief line notes advertising rates of application set at one dollar per year, implying minimal or symbolic charges. The wording suggests a historical ad context with a nominal annual fee and potential feasibility for long-term promotions.
A speaker asserts involvement of three individuals and disclaims any part in the matter. The fragment signals a side remark or defense amid an ongoing dispute or accusation.
Attorney C. E. Cuttler was in Ardmore on a visit and in transit home via Lehigh. Town prospects are buoyed as the ice cream factory enlarges its manufacturing room. Mrs. John Waltrip of Durant visits sister Mrs. C. M. Chauncey. Mrs. S. M. Torbett returns from a ten day Durant visit.
Mrs Fannie Connor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Coughed Tenn relates how Dr King's Discovery cured her persistent cough and weak lungs after other remedies failed. The ad claims the product is a real cough cure guaranteed by J M Ramsey with prices 50 cents and 1 00.
Local residents and visitors fill Ada's scene with arrivals from Konawa, Stratford, Stonewall, and Wewoka. Notables include A. A. Wilker and editor G. L. Parker. a marriage license is issued to Jake Yancy and Emma Gillaspie. A canning factory shipment arrives and county party talks continue.
A scattered Ada news column reports travelers and locals in transit or visiting. Names include Orville Snead from Wynnewood, Joe Simpson from Dallas, and C I Bryant from Konawa. The piece mentions a blasting project near Ada and hints at possible new residency interests.
John Cox remains at home as details of his situation are listed. Holley is noted as a prop supplier or seller in connection with the item.
An OCR fragment mentions Bee's Syrup as a cough remedy and hints at a laxative cough product. The text is incomplete but notes Lowden and questions about the best cough treatment. No clear events, dates, or full product details are provided.
The firm now includes W D Bailey and Lee Daggs taking over yesterday. They invite former patrons to continue business relations and express readiness to serve under new ownership.
John Washi of Bosqueville Texas escaped blood poisoning and possible leg loss after a spider bite when he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports immediate relief and that four boxes healed all sores. The product is sold for 25 cents at J R Ramsey's drug store.
A sixteen year old boy named Thony confesses to a theft as an April Fool prank. He provides his residence as the location under investigation. Police record details are sparse.
Sale notice notes merchandise described as White's C Very miruge sold by G. M. Ramsey. The fragment provides limited context on the item and seller with no clear date or location.
Shake well in a bottle the following and take one after each meal and at bedtime viz. Fluid Extract one half ounce Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup Sar-
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