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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
10
Local notes report community activity including club meetings at Ada with Gro Henthy as president and Onville Sheep as secretary. Also mentioned are obliquely referenced financial exchanges, farm equipment, and local business promotions amid a Sunday to Monday wrap of Ada area happenings.
Anarchists active in Geneva signal a broader Swiss movement while financial pressures mount as bill collectors chase a Montesa rider who beat lm for a decision. King Edward and Prince Francis of Teck feature in royal finance and crown jewel talks as Sharkey faces new boxing rules. Mrs Tingley Otis suit reveals dog Spot of the Purple Mother, with Spot Cash later becoming the center of attention.
The A H T A announces an August 15 picnic at the Andy Thomas place three and a half miles west of town with speeches by prominent men and a big time expected. Exclusive rights to be sold on August 10 at the grounds by R A Sullivan and S H Hargis Com.
Public notice announces a new three chair barber shop beside Michel's Bakery offering 10 cent shaves. Owners admit low prices and invite patrons to share in savings, promising satisfaction.
Mr and Mrs A Mason welcomed guests at their South Broadway home Friday evening in honor of Vera Reagan of Gainesville Texas. The gathering featured progressive games delicious refreshments and music by the young ladies. Miss Barnett and Mr Sneed won prizes in the contests amid approving smiles from the gentlemen.
The notice lists a B Y P U program on tact in dealing with men led by Sam Dismukes with a paper on approaching men to win them to Christ by W C Duncan. Personal experiences are shared by T J Chambless Miss Mabel Warren and Mesdames Akers Wilson Giles and E A Wilson with remarks by Brother Graves and others.
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