Local News Briefs From Wednesday's Daily
Mrs. Homer Hensler returned home after visiting Allen for two weeks. G M Ramsey and family plus Mrs. Ramsey’s parents left for Sentinel Oklahoma in Ramsey’s auto. W W Pryor county attorney of Seminole county visited Ada between trains. Edward Galt Ardmore secretary of Congressman Carter is in Ada meeting voters. Miss Margaret King departing for Paris Springs Missouri to continue summer. she previously headed eighth grade at the normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hensler
Allen
G. M. Ramsey
A. F. Cowling
Stonewall
Okla
Margaret King
Model School Department of the Normal
Paris Springs
Missouri
Local Notes and Travels Mentioned in Ada Dispatches
George Thompson of Jesse visits Ada. W S Paine leaves for Haskell county Texas to hold meetings. Mrs B F Davis returns from Fort Worth and plans a western Oklahoma auto trip. D R Robb reviews a fox hunt in American Field. Norman to preside in a lengthy trial. Chamberlains Colic remedy praised by Lindsay Scott of Temple Indiana.
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Lindsey
W.S. Paine
Haskell County
Texas
R. L. Walker
Vaness
Stuart
B. F. Davis
Fort Worth
Mr. Davis
G. M. Ramsey A
Oklahoma
D. R. Robb
Johnnie Lucas
Sindee
T. D. McKeown
Norman
Maxwell farmer reports crops fair and small picnic
G M Dial from Maxwell reports corn weathered with rain needed for heavier yield, cotton looks good, acreage reduced. He notes the socialist picnic at Maxwell was a very slim affair.
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G. M. Dial
Maxwell
Mr and Mrs W H Gray Return from Sulphur Sojourn
W H Gray and his wife have returned from their sojourn at Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gray
The Trials of a Traveler
A traveling salesman from Berkshire, Vermont, says Dr. King's New Life Pills cured his constipation and indigestion. He praised them for stomach liver and kidney troubles and noted they cost 25 cents at Ramsey Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Youngs
E. Berkkshire
Dr. King
Ramsey Drug Co
Heat Records Pushed Toward New High as Temperature Rises
Sunday reached 103 degrees with a 105 degree reading by 2 PM today as heat challenges residents. Advertisement promotes Balkard's Snow Liniment for pain relief, claiming top efficacy and urging purchase at Ramsey Drug Co with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
Ebey Reports Capitol Visit Amid Oklahoma Delegation Absence
W. H. Ebey returned from a Washington business trip and noted that most Oklahoma delegates were at home tending fences. Congress man Carter had just come back to the capital. Ebey said Clark supporters remain loyal to the Wilson ticket yet resent Bryan for his convention maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ebey
Washington
Capitol
Oklahoma
Congressman Carter
Mr. Ebey
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Herbal remedy advertised for malaria cures and chills
An old advertisement promotes Herb Ene as a chill medicine claimed to prevent or cure malaria. It asserts the product sweeps away impurities the parasite thrives on, strengthens the liver, and cleanses the bowels. Ramsey Drug Co. sells it for 50 cents.
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Ramsey Drug Co
Frick Buys Oats for McAlester Teams
B. H. Frick purchases a quantity of oats for shipment to McAlester to feed teams used by the ice factory there. The arrangement is notably better than sending the grain to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Frick
McAlester
Ada
HPRBINE Promises to Clear Bowels and Restore Health
An advertisement claims constipation leads to serious disease and promotes HPRBINE as a product that will remove bowel accumulations and put the system in prime condition, urging readers to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Drug Co
Advertisers Explained Over Missing W O W Picnic Ad
The News explains to advertisers the double page W. O. W. picnic ad contracted by P. B. Reid, a district manager, which ran five to six weeks and was supposed to end July 2. Reid collected most payments but paid nothing to the News, causing the ad to be dropped July 4. State Manager Forgan has no knowledge of Reid’s whereabouts and seeks information.
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P. 8
Reid
Forgan
McGees Baby Elixir Promises Relief for Heat Sickness
When infants suffer in hot weather with bowel disorders, McGees Baby Elixir is sold to reduce fever, correct stomach issues, and stop diarrhea. Available in 25c and 50c bottles from Ramsey Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Ramsey Drug Co
Joe B Thompson Progressive Oklahoma public servant
Joe B Thompson, longtime Oklahoma public servant and state senator from the Nineteenth district, shaped reforms from 1906 to 1910 and led 1908 campaign for Bryan. He advocates good roads and schools, limits on salaries and offices, primary and corrupt practice laws, initiative and recall, and prohibitions on corporate gifts and dual employment. He supports voters electing national officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin, McClain
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for piles and skin care
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as effective against piles and itching inflammation and claims it soothes burns ulcers cuts and skin eruptions. The Ramsey Drug Co offers it for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Ramsey Drug Co
Undivided fourth interest in 35 acres offered near spring
J F Bigham of Ravia Oklahoma offers an undivided one fourth interest in 35 acres adjoining the spring where a large gold assay was reported. Make me an offer.
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J. F. Bigham
Ada Visitor And Local Notices Mention Snow Liniment Sales
Wm Carter of Oakman visited Ada Saturday. An advertisement touts BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for wounds burns and sores with claimed powerful healing effects priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by Ramsey Drug Co. H R Whitson came up from Lawrence Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkard
Ramsey Drug Co
Wm. Carter
Oakman
Pryor County voter plea from W C Pratt for County Assessor
Lula P D Moller explains campaign hardships due to illness and fever while urging Pontotoc County voters to support the Democratic nominee for county assessor on the upcoming August 6 primary. Pratt asks voters to choose the best fitted candidate, offering support to the opponent if not Pratt.
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Moller
Lula P. D
County Asses- Sof
Pontotoc County
W. C. Pratt
Appellate Court Rules on Primary Ballot Rights
The Court, led by Judge Doyle, holds that indisc riminate voting in primaries violates the constitution. It upholds that independents may challenge party ballot rules, while party members retain the right to vote within their primary and nonpartisans have nomination-by-petition options. Concurring opinions by Presiding Judge Furman and Judge Armstrong discuss the dangers of allowing nonmembers to influence party nominations.
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United States
Atorney-General West
Court of Criminal Appeals
Doyle
Furman
Armstrong
Lee F. Wilson
W. P. Cloonan
Cloonan
Democratic Party
West
Ben Riley
Election Board
Notice to Rosedale Cemetery Users to Pay Charges In Advance
City ordinance requires all persons who bury their dead in Rosedale Cemetery to pay all charges in advance. Nonpayment may cause future trouble. By order of the Board of Commissioners.
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Rosedale
Board of Commissioners
Lindsey Seeks District Clerk Vote Support
Former candidate Lindsey urges voters to back her bid for District Clerk as campaign notes mark 13 31 w.
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Lindsey
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George Thompson
Jesse
Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
A. D. Tanner, Sr
Clerk of the
Joe B. Thompson
Pauls Valley
Oklo
Senate
Attorney General
H. R. Whitson
Lawrence
Pontotog County
Appelate Court
Shaw’s Nickel Store
Harris
Hart Schafener & Marx Suits
Burt & Packard
Oxfords
Douglas
Hart Schaffner & Marx
John B. Stetson
Manhattan
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