Ada Daily Chronicle Adapts to Rail and Travel News
Local notes reveal a busy mobility week with visits and returns across Stonewall Ada and surrounding towns. Names include Bart Donaghey, R Tolbert, W B Jones, Bob Armstrong, H C Thompson, R M Roddit e, Miss Sadie Edminston, Chas S Smith, Rev Dock Pegues, J L Miles, Miss Annie Lee Smith, Miss Elizabeth Simpson, Miss Grace Rotherum, E M and J H McCartney, and various railroad and freight incidents near Francis and Gedley. Charles and industry updates mention M O G railroad movements and a bridge fire affecting Ada’s schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Smith
Colorado
Dock Pegues
A. C. Thompson
J. L. Miles
Kansas
Missouri
Annie Lee Smith
Mineral Wells
Texas
Elizabeth Simpson
R. W. Simpson
Florence
Ala
Grace Rotherum
Paris
Tex
Ada Millinery
Ada Wins Again in Second Series over Sherman 12 4
Ada defeats Sherman 12 to 4 in the second of a three game series. The game was listless after the third inning. Key players include Adkins Keel McMillan Griffin Spencer Reed Ellis McMillan with Ellis facing 3 3 and Douglas 3 bases on balls and 8 7 strikeouts respectively. Umpire C Ellis Time 1 50. Henry Braun injured by a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins
Spencer
McDole
Sherman
Ada Boys
ADA
AB. R. H. PO
Ellis
Davidson
Kiser
Shirley
A. E Griffin
Miller
Brooks
Gutee Spencer
Mitchell
Weihs
Wright
Keel
McMillan
Griffin
Reed
Douglas
Mc Dole
Adam
C. Ellis
Henry Braun
Poae Keel
Cf Miller
Bob
Braun
Greenup
Eeeneeee
Local Grocer Promises Spot Cash Sales for All
A September 1 start date is announced for selling groceries for spot cash to all customers. The notice claims savings for shoppers and is signed by SOL and L. Moss.
French Butter Jars 5c 8c and Straight Jars Gallon Size
Classified brief lists prices for French butter jars at five and eight cents and straight jars in gallon size. No additional details.
Weaver Land Agency Buys First Class Farms
The C. B. Weaver Land Agency controls a few accounts that enable it to pay cash for several first class farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Weaver Land Agency
Mass Democratic Meeting at Court House Aug 26
A mass meeting of all democrats is planned at the court house on Wednesday night August 26. A Bryan and Kern Club will be organized and vital matters discussed. Good music and speaking. All are invited including ladies. Sam McClure, State Executive Committee member from Pontotoc County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Bryan and Kern Club
Sam McClure
Pontotoc County Dems Leader Calls Mass Meeting
Sam McClure of Pontotoc County returns from the Guthrie committee meeting filled with optimism for the November ticket. He issues a call for a mass meeting next Wednesday night to organize a Bryan Kern club and boost the ticket countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McClure
Pontotoc County
Guthrie
Sam
Calvin Baseball Team to Play Ada in Three-Game Set
Calvin varsity starts a three game series with Ada this Thursday Friday and Saturday at home. Calvin has not lost this season while Ada also carries a strong record promising a hard fought matchup. A large crowd is anticipated with ladies admitted free on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Sherman Baseball Club
Adkins
Mitchell
Sherman
Sherley
Davidson
Johnson
Philadelphia
Jasper Dalby
Jennings
Lem
Will James
H. M. Furman
McAlester
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Lee Hotel
Calvin
Ada Boys
Local court actions include bonds and fines
Mrs. Ada Edwards posted bond this morning and was released until the next term. Solomon Keel pled guilty to disturbing the peace and received ten days in jail and a $100 fine. Tom Duncan pled guilty to selling whiskey and was fined $50 and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Edwards
Solomon Keel
Tom Duncan
C B Weaver Fire and Land Agency Solicits Clients
The C B Weaver Fire and Land Agency advertises its services based on its records and partnerships with top insurance companies offering a fair exchange of money for land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Weaver Fire and Land Agency
Good Times Coming in Pittsburg Mills Resume Amid Reopened Firms
Harper's Weekly reports a broad revival as nearly 50,000 workers return to duty July 6 across Pittsburg region. National Tube Works and Jones and Laughlin Steel each add about 1,000 workers, Carnegie Steel restates full days, railroads restart repair shops, and mining and coke districts hire several thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Pittsburg
National Tube Works
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
Dupuense
Edgar Thompson
Center Notes Weather and Visits Share Local News
A rainy day is noted with thanks. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Foster weighs 10 1 2 pounds and both mother and child are well. Arthur Krieger is ill with malaria fever. I Hodge hosted an ice cream social. D M Godard from Coulson Oklahoma visited F C Krieger. Charlie Krieger visited Caulson. Protracted meeting ended with limited success. Brother J B Reaves plans another meeting near I Hodge's area starting the Saturday before the fourth Sunday in August. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Foster
J. B. Reaves
Banner
I. Hodge
Wiawatha
Revival Meeting at Homer Ends With 35 Conversions
A Homer revival conducted by Revs. Bearden of Bentonville, Wooten of Konawa, and Coleman of Ada closed after twelve days starting August 7. Crowds were moved to better lives with 35 conversions and the MEB church south organized a 36 member congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. L. ‘Bearden
Bentonville
Ark
J. W. Wooten
Konawa
Coleman
Ada
Homer
Church
South
A. N. Davis
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Bart Donaghey
Stonewall
R. Tolbert
W. B. Jones
Cty
Iclerk
Bob Armstrong
H. C. Thompson
Seminole
R. M. Roddite
Sadie Edminston
E. M. and
J. H. McCartney
Allen
The
Allen Hustler
City
Frisco
Francis
Gedley
St. Louis
M. L. Holford
Rockwall
Alma Ingram
Fort Worth
Pauline Meadows
Frank Meadows
Ladonia
Mary Siles
8. E. Chapman
Sulphur Springs
T. B. Harrell
Oklahoma Baptist Journal
John T. Liebrand
South McAlester
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Willie Mai Prewitt
J. R. Young
Chas. Mosman
Deen
Louise Hardin
Wilson’s
Maude Case
Corsicana
R. A. Harrington
T. B. Liner and
Everett
Stonwall
Ella Nixon
Madill
C. L. McCollum
South Ada
Idus Harris
M. D. Steiner
Shawnee
Milton
Blackburn
M. C. Hurt
Pioneer Telephone Co
George Rice
Oklahoma
W. B. Roach
Padgett Bros
Dallas
C. M. Chauncey
Ruby McCalum
Orville Snead
Dougherty
T. M. Wardlow
Chlabome City
Sherma
Otis B. Weaver
Agency
A. J. Deaton
E. L. Steed
Tupelo
J. M. Keltner
J. W. Bolen
J. F. McKeel
Judge Galbraith
A. G. Winn
J. Wymore
Holdenville
Ruth Lesel
Cox-Greer-McDonald’s
French
Miss Lesel
Oscar Poe
Lewis Page
Hattie Nelson
Wapanucka
Henry Dillingham
Mary Tilman
W. J. Reed & Co
Okla
Poae Spencer
Eees
J. P
Sol
L. Moss
China Hall
Ada S. M. Shaw
Bryan-Kern Club
Arthur Krieger
D. M. Godard
Coulson
F. C. Krieger
Charlie Krieger
Caulson
Capital Stock
Ada National Bank
Tom Hope
Prutins
Frank Jones
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