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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1912

Page

5

Local notes on residents and travel updates

Ed Fussell. R. J. Ross back out after typhoid illness. Mrs. E. E. Sowers and Misses Mary Nette Ross Ruth Sowers visit Denison and Houston. J. W. Simpkins and wife travel to Sentinel after word Dr. Stowers, father of Mrs. Simpkins, is near death. G. M. Ramsey reports good rains and potential crop gains from a Roger Mills county farm near a new railroad line.

E. E. Sowers Denison Marynette Ross Ruth Sowers Houston J. W. Simpkins Sentinel Dr. Stowers Simpkins G. M. Ramsey Roger Mills County Rameey

Faculty advances aid after Oklahoma City trip

Prof W D Little returned Saturday evening from Oklahoma City and will assist the News for two or three weeks. Duke Stone sent a short personal letter from Los Angeles asking about the election result. Gus Poole county clerk of Semore county visited his father J P Pool and returned to Wewoka. J M McCarty resigned as guard at the Granite penitentiary due to ill health and returned to Ada.

W. D. Little Oklahoma City Duke Stone Los Angeles California Gus Poole Semimore County J. P. Pool Wewoka J. M. McCarty Granite Penitentiary Ada

Peach shipment updates from Ada and Tyrola area

C W Zorn and J R Floyd load a car of peaches today with three cars loaded from Ada so far. John Beard and M F Manville visited Tyrola yesterday afternoon on a business trip. Beard jokes after shipping peaches from his brother's Tyrola orchard. he has shipped two or three...

C. W. Zorn J. R. Floyd Ada John Beard M. F. Manville Tyrola Mr. Beard

Ada Clerk Elected To State Federation Meeting

Retail clerks elected J. B. Emory to represent Ada at the state Federation of Labor meeting to be held at Shawnee on August 17. En route to Fananii county Texas a man traveled this morning due to his daughter’s illness.

Fananii County Texas J. B. Emory Ada Federation of Labor Shawnee

Ada News notes local visits and nuptials

Wednesday’s Daily reports Mrs Emma Van Meter and her grandson visiting relatives in Jet. H Hays, longtime hotel operator in Roff then Cordell, named district clerk of Washita county by a majority. J T Crawford, Ada visitor, recently earned a law degree at State University and eyes practice. Miss Kate Robinson wed Robert I Bilyen at Tecumseh. couple to live in Enid. J W Westbrook heads to Sherman then Home Title & Guaranty Co. Temple Westbrook returns to Austin.

Emma van Meter Jet H. Hays Roff Cordell Washita County Ada J. T. Crawford The Normal Law Department State University Kate Robinson Robert I. Bilyen Garfield County Tecumseh Bilyen Enid Shawnee News-Herald J. W

Campbell's Varnish Stain Ad Seduces Housekeepers

The universal verdict calls Campbell's Varnish Stain well worth the money for staining and varnishing floors woodwork and chairs. It is easily applied and dries hard and wears well. Sold by Ada Drug Co.

Campbell Ada Drug Co

Fifteen Nominated in Coal County Sheriff Race Winner Named

In Coal County fifteen candidates sought the Democratic nomination for sheriff. Jesse Phillips won the nomination with a plurality of eight votes over the next candidate. The bottom of the list received six votes, and one line implies a boastful assurance from a voter.

Coal County Jesse Phillips

Center Hometown Notes And Local Visits

Rural Happenings covers election returns from Lanham and Center boxes, visits by Miss Irba McCulloc to Ada, ongoing Presbyterian meetings led by Bro Will Butler, plans for a new goods stock under Mollie Fuller, Stratford visitor Doc Sloan, John Stephens trip to Sulphur Oklahoma, Walpole business in Rebee, Center baseball loss to married men, and Gertie Moffett's return to Blue Grove after weeks with her mother.

Gaar Walpole Ada Lanham Copeland and Saunders Irba McCulloc Presbyterian Will Butler Mollie Fuller Doc Sloan Stratford John Stephens Sulphur Okla Stephens Rebee Gertie Moffett Blue Grove Texas Frank Warren

Local notes from Fitzhugh area 1910s

Town gossip and agricultural updates. Crops look good after rains. peach canning is active. School of about 75 pupils led by Miss Glennie Griffith with Miss Mabel Adams. Various regional visits, weather impacts on meetings, and local happenings including peach shipping, livestock, and road work.

Glennie Griffith Mabel Adams Egypt Bebee W. E. Stroud Frank Madill Clint Palmer Damron Ada Roy Floyd Floyd South Alma Sandy Morris Blues Jim Floyd Luke Yancey Luke Walter Floyd

Frisco Breezes Reports Death and Community News

The note records the death of Roy Settle with burial in Frisco cemetery led by the W O W. A four night local debate features J W Hoggatt and M L Simms. School attendance stands at 85 percent. Rev Vernon and Rev Howell conclude a fifteen day Pontotoc meeting with 35 conversions and several additions.

Roy Settle Frisco J. W. Hoggatt M. L. Simms Gilbert Jenkins Vernon Howell Texas Pontotoc Reve Vernon and

Mehar g and Merritt respond to gin ownership rumors

Meharg and Merritt deny rumors about ownership changes at the Fitzhugh gin and state their business methods remain unchanged. They invite customers to bring cotton for seed, gin, or seed storage and announce a new 100 bale cotton house with unloading outfit to improve service.

Fitzhugh W. L. Meharg E. J. Merritt

Fitzhugh Hears Prairie Busyness Amid Smalltown Tales

Farmers in Fitzhugh press ahead with late potato planting and turnip sowing as J A Hart builds a brick fireplace. D O Garrison’s wife visited Lewisville Texas, leaving him in bachelor mode while H S Willems remains referenced in local chatter.

Haskell Fitzhugh J. A. Hart D. O. Garrison Lewisville Texas D.0 H. S. Willems

Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promised Best Laxative Aid

Elderly readers discover Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a superior laxative for bowels stomach and liver. They claim to purify blood improve skin and lift mood while aiding digestion and nervous symptoms. Sold 25c a box with free sample solicitations and Ada agency.

Hotprings Chemical Co Hot Springs Ark Madox Drug Store Ada

Primitive Baptist Association to Meet Near Stratford

The Primitive Baptist Association will convene at Mt. Zion eight miles northeast of Stratford on the Friday before the first Sunday in October. W. H. Wheeler reported strong crop conditions from Center during a recent visit.

The Primitive Baptist Association Mt. Zion Stratford W. H. ‘Wheeler

Pontotoc County Singing Convention Set For October Oakman Session

Singers are urged to join the Pontotoc County Singing convention’s Oakman session on Saturday and Sunday October 26 and 27. The notice invites all Pontotoc residents to organize classes and participate, with district events planned for Lovellady in September.

Pontotoc County Oakman

Music education drive at Oakman Oklahoma

Kicking off September 9 at Oakman Oklahoma the music school promises strong benefits. Secretary J L Collins invites inquiries for details and correspondence from interested citizens. President Vanda Black urges parents to educate children through music and join the effort to organize classes and a band.

Okla Oakman J. L. Collins Oklahoma

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Ed Fussell R. J. Ross Bettendorf Weber Columbus Steel King IHC International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated Layton J. J. Hart Mr. Woodard Meharg & Merritt, Ginners, Fitzhugh Leach East Main ST Harris Hotel Citizen Vanda Black Pres. P. Co. S. C Ua bIa
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