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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1914

Page

5

Local Election Ballot Slates Names For Durant Area

Voters see candidate slate headed by Governor Williams of Durant and R H Wilson for State Superintendent. Other listed posts include District Judge Tom D McKeown, State Senator R H Chase, Representative Sam H Hargis, Sheriff Bob Duncan, County Clerk A L Miles, County Weigher Oscar J Lee, County Treasurer Lee Daggs, County Attorney Arden L Bullock, Court Clerk A D Tanner, and Commissioner Dist 1 Henry Krotr.

R. L. Williams Durant R. H. Wilson Tom D. McKeown A. L. Miles Oscar J. Lee Lee Daggs

Beating Back and Cotton Outlook Highlight County News

The Dallas News editor urges optimism for cotton as Allied naval strength could open European markets. The piece argues Britain France and Russia would dominate trade, with reduced demand during war but steady spread of spinning needs at home and abroad. Also described is the Thanhouser film Beating Back starring Al Jennings as a reforming outlaw and gubernatorial candidate with a six reel screen presentation at the DeSoto Theatre August 28. Auction notes detail Oklahoma land sales in Pontotoc and Johnston counties with cash on confirmation and bids in writing.

France Austria-Hungary Germany Russia Great Britain Atlantic Mediterranean Europe Austria England Belgium Italy al. Jannings Thanhouser al Jenning Saturday Evening Post Jennings Jenning Tulsa Tucson Oklahoma For Good New York City al. Jennings DeSoto Theatre County Fair Adv

Oklahoma primary law sparks debate on party voting

The Tishomingo Capital Democrat laments weak Oklahoma primary law and asks how to prevent cross party voting in the general. It notes existing strict registration and ballot-swear requirements but questions proving general election votes and suggests a need for a straight-ticket solution.

Oklahoma Tishomingo Capital

Pontotoc County Farming Prospects Evoke Regional Pride

A local observation extols Pontotoc counties farming capacity noting cotton, hay, grains and produce can be raised in vast quantities. The piece argues Pontotoc will become the Southwest’s banner agricultural region and ends with a note on visiting Mrs Turknitt of Asher visiting her brother John Ward.

Pontotoc County Southwest Mrs. Turknitt of Asher Brother John Ward

Dr. Simmons Squaw Wine Ad

Pale sickly girls nearing womanhood are urged to try Dr Simmons Squaw Wine to regulate and strengthen. The ad claims it cures languidness dull eyes bad breath weak digestion and nervousness aiding during the critical period and restoring strength appetite and rosy complexion. Price one dollar per bottle sold by Gwin and Mayes Drug Co.

County Fair Track Nears Completion Attracts Exhibitors

Finishing touches go to a half mile race track at the county fair grounds making it a popular resort for horsemen and auto drivers. Exhibits will begin arriving as the fair nears completion with heavy expected attendance and generous premiums to draw exhibitors.

Legal Publications Order Setting Time for Hearing of Final Accounts

Court in Ada Oklahoma sets final account hearings for minors guardians and estates listed Case Nos 1177 1011 1255 1307 731 1154 991 1215 1046 511 Judge I M King orders hearings for Sept 11 1914 at 10 00 AM in County Courtroom Ada with two weeks notice in Ada News.

Charles and Blanch Rushing Kate Rushing Guardian Iva Sallee A. Fishbeck Edna Bowling Minor H. J. Conley H. A. Hodges R. E. Hodges Benjamin Gillispie H. L. Norman J. M. Bradbury W. H. Bradbury Admi John Pitcherland Ada Oklahoma Ada News I. M. King

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Louisa Tyubby estate

Notice is given under an order of Johnston County Court Oklahoma that guardian will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on September 8 1914 at 10 oclock A M at the front door of the courthouse Tishomingo Oklahoma. The sale is of the minor Louisa Tyubbys interest in the described real estate in Johnston and Pontotoc counties the east half of the northwest quarter minus 2.75 acres.

Louisa Tyubby County of Johnston State of Oklahoma Court House Tishomingo Oklo Johnston & Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma

Estate of Hallmark minors to be sold at private sale

Guardian John J. Hallmark announces a private sale of Ottie Henry and Sarah May Hallmark minors real estate in Stevens and Pontotoc Counties Oklahoma. Sale subject to Coal County Court confirmation after September 9 1914 with cash in hand on confirmation. Bids to Lula Oklahoma or West and Threadgill Coalgate Oklahoma.

Township Range Pontotoc County Oklahoma Twoship Range 6 Johnston County Farmers National Bank Tishomingo Oklo County Court of Coal County Okla Guardian’s Lula West & Threadgill Coalgate

A Word From Gen Pontotoc County Candidate

Gen pleads unity and clean politics after nomination to state legislature. He vows to serve all people, urges Democrats to set aside dissension, and stresses equal rights and dedication to the greatest good. He asks good men of all trades to help in the effort.

Pontotoc County Eneies

Center Notes and Community Happenings From Walnut Grove Egypt

Local notes report pleasant weather after recent rains, visits among Stratford, Egypt, and Ada residents, school additions underway, a Pentecostal meeting at East Lanham, and a family tragedy with the Snipe infant. Lumber firm Sledge Co. advertises wood stock and self-owned timber advantages, urging local patronage.

Walnut Grove Egypt Ward and Néal Stratford Jim Ward Center Angie Wright Oakman Irine Moss Stringer Fields Walpole Sam Viney Granny Mitchell Blanchard Ethel Viney Myrtle Evans Curtis Nicholas Griffith Lighting Ridge

Thanking supporters after county weigher campaign

John Ward extends heartfelt thanks to friends who stood by him in the county weigher race. He notes the effort was unsuccessful but expresses appreciation and goodwill with no ill will.

Lightning Oil Promises Instant Pain Relief

Headache relief claimed by rubbing Hunt's Lightning Oil on the affected area. Advert says neuralgia and rheumatism respond quickly and urges readers to buy at their drug store.

Simmon's Liver Purifier Medicine Ad

The mild and pleasant liver medicine named Simmon's Liver Purifier claims thorough action without griping. It is advertised as not sicken like other medicines and sold in 25 cent boxes by druggists.

Simmon

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