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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

5

Jail Inmates Work Farm Proposed by Oklahoma Official

Oklahoma City August 9, state corrections commissioner W D Matthews urges a city and county farm to employ jail inmates and care for elderly inmates. He cites successful state use at McAlester and notes farms can be self sustaining while providing work for men and women alike. He plans to recommend the idea to the next legislature.

Oklahoma City W. D. Matthews State Commissioner of Corrections and Charities Matthews McAlester

President Wilson asks Congress for drastic law to curb high living costs

President Wilson urged Congress to extend the food control act to peacetime use and to require price marking on goods from storage and during interstate shipments. He proposed a federal licensing system for commerce, penalties for profiteering, a New Jersey style cold storage law, and stricter control of security prices to combat rising costs.

Washington Congress Wilson New Jersey District of Columbia Germany Federal Trade Commission

Chamberlain’s Remedy Praised by Dupuyer Hotel Man

F H Dear of Dupuyer Montana credits Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with wonderful results after using it four years ago. He says he has since recommended it to friends in advertisements.

Chamberlain F. H. Dear Dupuyer, Mont Adv

Notice to Creditors in Nettles Estate Mississippi County

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma County Court, administrators Albert L Nettles W H Nettles and M Z Nettles require all creditors of the estate of H K Nettles deceased to present their claims with vouchers at Ada Oklahoma within four months from August 4 1919 or be barred. Co F Green attorney for administrators. (Seal) 8-7-31w

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County H. K. Nettles W. H. Nettles M. Z. Nettles Albert Nettles Ada Oklahoma

Complaints Grow Over Southwestern Bell Service in Oklahoma

Since January 1 the public utility commission logged 697 complaints against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co alleging poor service. Issues cited include failure to central, installation delays, rude treatment, and local outages during long distance calls.

News Oklahoma City The Corporation Commission Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Municipal Excavator Co Tulsa Ada Central

Ada Flier Sees Second Sunset From 20000 Feet During Night Flight

Ada born aviator Charles Chauncey, 20, writing from Mineola Field, reports flying at 20,000 feet after dark for the first time and plans to pursue experimental night work as aviation rapidly progresses. He awaits gear for the National aerial gunnery contest at Caldwell New Jersey then returns to Arcadia Florida. He is among two aviators praised by Congressman Tom D McKeown joining Lieut Charles Anglin from Holdenville who represented strike negotiations for the post office.

Chauncey Mineola L. L. Field Mineola Field Caldwell N. J Warlstrom Field Arcadia Fla Ada Tom D. McKeown Lieut Charles Anglin Holdenville Anglin Mail Post Office Department

Conductors Will Not Strike In Oklahoma, Leaders Say

E W Vance state representative of the Order of Railway Conductors and labor leaders in Oklahoma dismiss a reported conductor strike. Vance says no local action has occurred and a national referendum would take 60 to 70 days, ruling out an immediate strike.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma E. W. Vance Order of Railway Conductors George B. Johnson State Federation of Labor Vance Johnson

Shin Salve Promises Relief for Milk Leg Suffering

Mrs. R P Chrisman of Paducah Texas reports an ulcer from milk leg eased by shin salve. She claims it has cured sores burns and eczema and cites Judge James E Webb of Ada Oklahoma as approval. Available at Gwinsn Mays Drug Co Ada Oklahoma for 50 cents a box with guarantee.

R. P. Chrisman Paducah Texas James E. Webb Ada Oklahoma Gwisn & Mays O. Ada M. Timerlin Durant Hunt A. B. Richards Medicine CO Sherman Gwin & Mays Drug CO

The Best Physic for Gentle Relief

Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised as pleasant to take and mild in effect. They are praised by users for their good qualities and are priced at a quarter.

County Attorneys Meet in Oklahoma City Over Food Profiteering

County attorneys from all over Oklahoma arrive in Oklahoma City for a session called by Governor Robertson to discuss measures against profiteering in foodstuffs. The 10 o clock assembly in the house of representatives will be presided over by the governor while city housewives prepare for a statewide anti cost of living group in the senate chamber.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Robertson House of Representatives Senate Chamber House

Rexall Chill Breaker Promises Relief for Chills

Ada Rexall ad claims Rexall Chill Breaker stops fever and mala rial disorders with a money back guarantee. The Rexall Store at Gwin Mays Drug Co promotes the remedy priced at 50 cents with refund if not benefitted.

Rexall Gwin Mays Drug.co Ada

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Mathews H.C. of Albert L. Nettles Co. F. Green Denison, Sherman, Dallas Waco Corsicana Via CARUS Arde L. Bullock Chas L. Orr Bullock Orr First National Bank Louis D. Abney, Lowrey H. Harrell Abney & Harrell East Main M. M. Webster Kiges Jan Southwestern Bell Company F. L. Finley Cisco Ranger Ada Flier Fleet Cooper Garage South Townsend Tiro Guaranty State Bank of Clyde Randel J. A. Smith Cecil Mallory D.C. Abney F. Burden E. J. Mallory
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