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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

21

Ada Daily Local Happenings and Movements

Mrs. Virgie Bingham of Minco, summoned by Gov. Byrd’s illness, has returned home. Many Ada residents travel to Texas, Oklahoma City, Sulphur and Muskogee for visits, meetings, or relocation. Notables include W. H. Lokey deciding to settle in Ada for cotton business, and S. P. Freeling’s attorney general confirmation greeted by Shawnee visitors.

Virgie Bingham Minco Gov Byrd Emma van Meter Cather Texas John McFarland Muskogee Oklahoma Title Men’s Association W. R. Zu. Campbell California Oklahoma City Times Beatrice Wood R. B. Wright Little River County Ark W. H. Lokey Shawnee Ada W. H. Ebey Oklahoma City S. P. Freeling State Election Board J. W. Shelton Atoka Frank Anderson Sulphur Springs Tex R. B. Fauntleroy A. M. Bailey Stonewall G. W. Hall Kathleen Ennis Everett Layne M. C. Wilson Layne South Miles C. Grigsby Maike Gassidy Center Bebee Maxwell Anderson Mrs. Cochran Cora McKeel R. E. Brians

Court posting shows swift docket clearance with multiple trials

The district court rapidly clears the criminal docket with two guilty pleas John C Ray for burglary and Will Gill for uttering a forged instrument. Ben V Hampton acquitted of perjury. T L Bailey tried for killing Quillan near Stonewall and acquitted. Joe Brink on trial for child stealing linked to the Allen picnic, defended by Judge Barton. An advertisement urges Simmons Liver Medicine for malaria symptoms.

John C. Ray Will Gill Ben V. Hampton T L. Bailey Quillan Stonewall J. D. Crawford Stone Joe Brink Allen Brink Little Mae Tiner Duncan Co. O. Barton

Local notes from Friday's Daily H. H. Moss items

From Friday's Daily H. H. Moss, Jesse resident Jesse returned Friday from Georgia after a three week stay with relatives and friends. Dr. J. L. Jeffres visited from Ross this morning. Miss Golda Donaghey traveled to At wood for a brief visit. Dr. T. W. Chadwick arrived Thursday from New Mexico in his auto, marking his second car trip, both times he ...

Edward Henshaw W. R. Johnson Cincinnati D. Hammock Jim Baze Morris Beulah Baze S. B. Johnson Arizona State Agricultural College Johnson Oklahoma A. & M. College H. H. Moss Jesse Georgia Golda Donaghey Atwood T. W. Chadwick New Mexico

Hunt's Cure Sold As Guaranteed Remedy For Skin Diseases

A historical ad states Hunt's Cure is sold under a positive money back guarantee for skin diseases. It claims no risk in trying and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.

Hunt

Dinner for County Fair Barbecue Dinner Offered

Call on B H McCulley of 12th Street for a big barbecue dinner during the county fair. Excellent meal at a low price.

B. H. McCulley 12Th Street

How to cure a Sprain with Chamberlain's Liniment

A sprain may be cured in about one third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and observing the directions on each bottle. For sale by All Dealers.

Chamberlain

Cantelou's Endorsed Cure for Severe Bowel Complaint

In Clarendon Texas L L Cantelou reports his wife suffered months of severe bowel trouble. After doctor visits and various medicines, a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her after a second bottle. Sold by All Dealers.

L. L. Cantelou Clarendon Texas Chamberlain All Dearlers

Ada May Get Next U. C. V. Reunion

Gen. A. M. Crow reports about two thirds of Ada businessmen favor inviting the Oklahoma division of Confederate veterans to hold their next reunion in Ada. He says all are enthusiastic and expect acceptance since veterans enjoyed their two years ago stay and have long expressed pleasure at a return.

A. M. Crow Oklahoma

Interest in County Fair Noted by Demonstration Agent

Elmo Ellis county demonstration agent reports widespread interest in the county fair during rounds. He cites a boy who tends a prize pig, now needing daily walks to keep the animal from stiffening.

Elmo Ellis County

Sudan grass thrives in western Texas crop earns big profits

Fayett Fentress harvested Sudan grass last week and reported four acres yielded 3,400 pounds of seed. At $2 per pound market price or $1.50 paid seed cost, profits look immense. The San Saba News notes the crop’s exceptional earnings for this area.

Fayett Fentress Sudan

Not So Strange After All Chamberlain's Tablets Promoted

A reader from Wabash Ind. reports stomach trouble relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad claims the tablets strengthen and invigorate the stomach allowing natural function. Mrs Rosie Rishi recommends it as the best medicine for stomach trouble she has used. For sale by All Dealers.

Osie Rishi Wabash Ind Chamberlain’s

Williams Receives Democratic Nomination Certificate

Oklahoma City August 13 The certificate of nomination for governor on the Democratic ticket was issued to R L Williams of Durant by State Election Board secretary Joe S Norris on behalf of the nominee. The official count shows an official plurality for Judge Williams of 2143. The issuance protects the Durantian title and prevents possible injunctions.

Oklahoma City Joe S. Norris State Election Board R. L. Williams Durant C. C. Shaw Morris Judge Williams

Stop That Rheumatism With Hunt's Lightning Oil

A vintage advertising claim promotes Hunt's Lightning Oil as the quick relief for rheumatism neuralgia and headaches. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy believed to stop pain rapidly.

Hunt

Another Gas Strike at Thwaite Well Near 1000 Feet

A second MacThwaite well struck gas at about 1000 feet. The initial gas and oil were cased off and drilling resumed after underrimming. The latest strike is described as strong, potentially as productive as the first. It is unclear if the well will be kept as is or drilled to the next sand.

Premiums for Pontotoc County Boy Corn Raisers

R C Jeter offers to the member who makes the best showing either an A M or federal corn club making the best showing a due bill for $5 worth of seeds next spring at planting time alongside other premiums for the Pontotoc county boy corn raisers.

Pontotoc County R. C Jeter Federal Corn Club

Big Barbecue Dinner at Fair on 12th Street

Attend a large barbecue dinner with B. H. McCulley during the fair on 12th Street. The event invites community members to dine together and enjoy the fair atmosphere.

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