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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1902

Page

2

Oklahoma Territory News Highlights from Lawton to Potawatomi

A broad set of notices from Lawton, Holdenville, and surrounding areas reports bank deposits, office openings, and public works. Updates include a new post office name change at Ceegee Elgin, a failed mining accident, a jail and city hall plan, a cotton seed oil mill offer, a three day reunion at Pontatoc, and multiple local incidents and agricultural notes emphasizing the potato crop boom in Potawatomi county with production figures and cultivation guidance.

Ceegee Comanche County Elgin

Geary man loses leg in Rock Island train accident

J. W. Blackburn of Geary was run over by a moving Rock Island train and had one leg amputated below the knee. The incident follows cautionary words about the dangers of moving trains and loaded guns.

J. W. Blackburn Geary Rock Island

Potawatomi County Leads Nation in Potato Production

A Shawnee based Kansas City Star report credits Pottawatomie County growers with the nation's largest potato output. It details shipments totaling about 800 carloads for the spring season with yields around 350000 bushels and nearly $150000 in earnings, plus note of high profits per acre and strong prices for both spring and fall crops.

Oklahoma Pottawatomie County S. D. Heal Shawnee Fletcher Dale Fort Smith Arkansas Kaw Valley Ewers White Canadian Texas Pottawatomie Dakotas United States Kansas City Choctaw City Choctaw Railroad Company Tecumseh Earlboro Harrah McLoud Pearson & la Boskqua

Oklahoma posse pursues Bert Casey gang in Creek country

Shawnee reports Sheriff Smith leading a posse of officers toward the Creek country to hunt the Bert Casey gang of outlaws. Deputy Tate joins the group here and will be away several days. Officers expect an easy trail to the gang if located, with determined action if they meet.

Smith Creek Country Bert Casey Tate

Horse thieves strike near Ponca stealing horse and farm gear

C E Hall reports theft six miles west and north of Ponca. A bay gelding, a John Deere plow, a buggy, and a set of single harness were taken. Local residents urged to report any information to authorities.

Newkirk C. E. Hall Ponca

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