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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
9
Willard Bros, sole agents for Frisco Milling Co., urge a trial of the Cap flour. They claim superior quality and invite customers to seek the product to be convinced of its excellence.
Killis Campbell of Texas State University spoke at the circle and a Missouri led School of Methods guided by Mrs. A P McDonald and Mrs. Laura Warsha. Sulphur day slated with holiday nationwide. President White and Secretary Dosenbach oversee guests while Gen Fitsugh Lee wires arrival for Saturday.
Winita I T Aug 4 W C Rogers wins Cherokee Nation chief by 218 vote margin after nine districts report results Rogers carries Coo weescowee 516 Sequoyah 4 Goingsnake 21 Saline 46 Canadian 195 E L Cookson National candidate wins Illinois 158 Flint 118 Tahlequah 123 Delaware 165
Ardmore Oklahoma Territory August 2 The first arrest under United States Marshal Ben Colberts new ruling excluding all pale drinks from the southern district occurred today. Thomas Roberts sold sunbeam and frosty beverages and was arrested and later released on bond. Also notes Alabama boll weevil impact and alf alfa farming profits. A gambling den visitor named Bob Nester is mentioned along with a local Crescent drug store.
The new three chair barber shop advertises low shaving prices and invites patrons to share a portion of their savings as a gesture of appreciation. They guarantee satisfaction.
A letter from John Q. Ouselblousen describes farm scene gossip. Animals endure sun and mud with one cow stuck, Sal Clark’s illness, Meek curiosity, and Sam Lowe’s featured pimple. Ends with a casual sign off and noting floor oil beats a sprinkler at Holley’s drug store.
A humorous verse laments a farmer worn out by labor yet unable to rest while he still finds energy to eat. The piece ends with a listings style note about Crescent drug store offering school supplies.
Notice to citizens announces a Progressive party convention on August 8 at Stonewall for nominating legislature candidates from Ponotoc county. Local residents urged to attend. A mix of local notices follows including jewelry sale, wedding, business ads, a murder arrest, and community club schedule. The Ada area items include arrests, sales ads, store notices and piano sales.
A vendor offers barbecue at eight bites per dime at the 12th Street Market. Local shoppers can find this value deal during market hours.
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