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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
4
Baptist, Presbyterian and Christian services are listed with times. B J McDonald, E A Wesson and O Breeden are named as pastors. Sunday School runs at 9 45 a m or 9 45. B Y P U meets at 3 30. Prayer meetings are held midweek on Wednesday or Thursday evenings.
Residents discuss safety and celebrations as planners propose a public blast display on Independence Day. Local officials emphasize permits, crowd limits, and potential noise concerns while organizers promise a family friendly event with professional supervision.
The advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the whole system and will cure kidney and bladder diseases if medical aid is possible. It cites testimonials and urges readers to inquire, warning many suffer kidney or bladder troubles. It also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and Postum as a coffee substitute.
White's Cream Vermifuge has achieved worldwide reputation as the best worm destroyer and tonic for weak children. It neutralizes stomach acidity, improves digestion, strengthens the nervous system, and restores health and vigor. Clark Drug Co. reports availability.
Judge B F Talbott and family came back Saturday from Atchison where they laid to rest their young son who died two weeks ago. The community extends its sympathy in their bereavement.
Advertisement notes winter sluggishness as internal waste buildup and promotes Herbine as a liver and digestion tonic. Claims it clears waste, improves secretions, and strengthens weak tissues. Price 50¢ at Clark Drug Co.
For a dollar you can join the Commercial Club, urging punctual payments. Apa emphasizes that men who fail to settle debts are not welcome.
Crowd gathers Monday evening for a show at the opera house amid talk of a potential millions in earnings. Local officials and performers anticipate strong attendance and financial impact from the event.
A GEFATER can profit from a dollar in an advertising scheme while the Editor appears to have no chance. The remark hints at a clash between promotional strategies and editorial influence in a competitive media environment.
A reader quips about removing his advertisement this month the way the song about summer is portrayed, contrasting expectations with the humorous remark.
A local observer notes Ejler's is a fair company but among the shortest in stature and lacking recognition of city officials. The press must pay cash for reserved seats despite already receiving advertising payments.
An act provides twenty five thousand dollars for an Indian Territory exhibit at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in Saint Louis, Missouri, with matching territory contributions. It appoints the Secretary of the Interior to manage the funds and rules for use, with a June 1 1903 deadline to fund or the appropriation returns to the Treasury.
Mr J McElreath and his daughter Miss Nita and son G J of Sulphur Springs Texas visited Ada to establish the city as their future home. McElreath, a contractor and builder, is well recommended and plans to build soon. He is located at the corner of Stockton and 17th Street. The note ends with a sales line for Foley's Honey and Tar.
The Little Bros keep the grocery line organized as they handle a busy day at the market. Shoppers move through aisles while clerks restock shelves and check out customers.
An advertisement invites readers to inspect stock of wallpaper and paint at Clark The Dallas News on sale at Clark's Drug Store. It also notes quitclaim deeds at the News office and calls for farmland purchases while warning landowners of future land relinquishments and rent loss.
Mrs Frank Chisssen of Patterson Louisiana writes that after malaria fever returned when she stopped doctors treatment a sample of Herbine helped and two bottles cured her She praises the medicine and states it will surely cure malaria at Clark Drug Co selling 50 cent bottles
Foley's flowey and Tar are touted as peculiarly adapted for asthma bronchitis and hearseness.
Fat O Connor will finish his mile contract north of town this week. He will then move near Shawnee where he has 44 miles on the same road. Pat has a good outfit and makes the dirt fly.
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