SONS OF VETERANS REPRESENTED AT CONFEDERATE MEETING
The Confederate Sons meeting tonight discussed Tulsa reunion plans and set ticketing rules. Only veterans families and Sons and Daughters groups will be eligible for reduced rates with certificates from officers. Dues of fifty cents will be collected to cover general costs, with enrollment via J W Dean or J W Westbrook. Delegates to be chosen based on paid up membership.
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Confederate Sons
Tulsa
Sons and Daughters
J. W. Dean
J. W. Westbrook
Lloyd George Sees New World After War
London reports Premier Lloyd George declares a new land awaits, shaped by the war outcome and postwar conditions. He praises American troops in France as superb and warns of social and economic disruption after victory, outlining two futures for the nation’s mindset.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
France
To Improve Your Digestion Says Mrs Bowers
For years my digestion was so poor that I could only eat the lightest foods. I tried everything I heard of to get relief, but about a year ago I found relief after taking Cham berlain's Tablets. Since then my digestion is fine. Mrs. Blanche Bowers Indiana Pa.
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Chamberlain
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Judge Crump Visits City After Big District Court Win
Judge George C. Crump of Holdenville spent Tuesday in the city praising a solid district court victory. He reported a substantial majority of about 800 votes, according to his figures, as he reflected on the countywide election results reported by the Wewoka Democrat.
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George C. Crump
Holdenville
Wewoka
Will pay cash for improved farm tract 40 to 200 acres
Advertises cash purchase for improved farms from 40 to 200 acres. Provides contact L A Braly Box 538 Ada Oklahoma and a phone snippet. The terse classified style signals a real estate buying offer typical of local papers.
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L. A. Braly
Ada
Okla
Ruling on Second Class Registrants in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City August 16 A ruling from Adjutant General Gipson clarifies that a married man with a working wife and no independent means may remain in a deferred class rather than 1-A. Local boards were advised against automatic reassignment, with guidance reflecting Washington officials and selective service regulations.
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Oklahoma City
E. H. Gipson
Gipson
Adjutant General’s Office
Councils of Defense
Adjutants General
Washington
American socialists affirm unity with British labor over war aims
London reports a Social Democratic League of America mission declaring all American socialists and labor unionists unreservedly back President Wilson and his war aims. A. M. Simons of Wisconsin stressed support and wartime resolve, while John Spargo warned that crushing Prussianism is essential to prevent a disastrous peace. British officials affirmed allied labor solidarity, noting vigilance against pacifist or antiwar elements amid wartime unity.
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London
Associated Press
Wilson
Social- Democratic League of America
A. M. Simons
Wisconsin
House of Commons
America
Mr. Simons
United States
John Spargo
United
John Hodge
C. W. Bowerman
British Isles
Great Britain
William Brace
Home Office
South Wales
Congressman McKeown Speaks in Wewoka on Cotton Fight
Congressman Tom D. McKeown visited Wewoka for a brief informal stop Monday afternoon. He spoke to local citizens on war effort and managing the cotton crop, drawing a warm reception from a supportive audience. The appearance was low profile but well received by residents.
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Tom D. McKeown
Wewoka
Congressman McKeown
Oklahoma drafted men to join special training at Camp Dodge
About five of the 250 men from Oklahoma will be selected for special training and travel to Camp Dodge around August 30. The draft board will make the selections within a day.
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Oklaho
Camp Dodge
Thedford's Black Draught Promoted as Family Remedy
In Ringgold Georgia a local booster extols Thedford's Black Draught as a trusted family medicine. The ad touts its vegetable, natural formula for headaches constipation indigestion and related liver and bowel troubles, urging readers to insist on the original genuine product.
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Ringgold
Chas
Gaston
Thedford
Thetford
Review of IL Operations in Deep Test Drilling
Industry bulletin item lists several oil well operations in Illinois and surrounding fields. J D Abbott 24 4 6 with running water line to resume. Benedum Trees Oliver No 3 32 5 7 at 740 feet. Oliver No 4 32 5 7 shut at 1477 feet. Oil State 34 5 7 rig up. Magnolia 345 7 spudding in for a deep test to 3500 feet. Masche Oil and Gas George Wade No 3 rig up awaiting casing. Masche Smith & Lee 34 7 shut at 1067 feet awaiting casing. Highnote 885 feet showing gas. Shermac 23 4 7 rig up.
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J. D. Abbott
Benedum & Trees
Oliver
Oliver No
Oil State
Magnolia
Masche Oil and Gas
George Wade
Masche, Smith & Lee
Highnote
Shermac
Gotham Air Raid Siren Plan For New York City
Sirens like the pictured device will be installed on tall city buildings to warn of possible German aerial attacks. The police department may adopt Paris style warning using fire engines with sirens. The siren can be heard within about two miles.
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New York City
Police
Paris
Vision of a German War Gun Aimed at Berlin
ADA MAN reports a dream vision describing Germans loading a large gun, a shell failing to explode, and black smoke rising as the gun appears to represent Germany’s western front collapse. He interprets the scene as a warning that the German empire will fall and Berlin is the target.
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Ada
Berlin
Tulsa Confed erate reunion eyed as record turnout expected
Tulsa prepares for the 28th annual United Confederate Veterans and 23rd Sons of Confederate Veterans reunions, planning for 100000 delegates. Tulsa will host Sept 24 to 27 with free lodging, meals, bedding, streetcar passes, and rail rate of one cent a mile, as President Wilson backs wartime patriotism.
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Tulsa
Okla
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
Sons of Confederate Veterans
E. A. Pickens
Wilson
McAdoo
Late Telegraph Briefs From Across The War Fronts
The dispatches report Austrian archduke possibly named king of Poland per German approval, while submarine warfare sinks ships off the American coast and port towns. Reports cover new ship Crawl Keys completion, cruiser Dupetit Thouard sunk, Mirlo torpedoed with nine dead, evacuation of Moscow and Lenine Trotsky moves, Senator Gallinger’s death, U S petroleum price measures, and military mobilization figures for August 1918 with German losses tallied.
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the Hague
Germany
Poland
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Karl Stephen
New York
Madrugada
Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Crawl Keys
Ecorse
Paris
Dupetit Thouard
Beaufort
N. C
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
Amsterdam
Moscow
Kremlin
Lenine
Trotsky
Kronstadt
Franklin
N. H
United States
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Senate
Gallinger
Washington
National Petroleum War Service Committee
Fuel Administration
General March
Senate Military Committee
France
Italy
Siberia
Oklahoma
Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Lenine Says Russia Useless in Murman War Zone
Harbin Aug 17. Premier Lenine states Russia cannot take part in the Murman district conflict between Allied and German powers. He accuses British and French capitalists of arming and landing troops on the Murman coast and says Russia lacks forces to prevent this. He endorses defense and a proletarian dictatorship.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Associated Press
Russia
Murman
Lenine
Ukraine
Caucasus
Great Britain
New Manager at Ada Ice Factory Appoints Arthur Marshall
Ada ice factory has a new owner and manager. Arthur Marshall arrived Saturday to assume duties and is quickly settling in. An affable veteran of the business, he is adapting to local conditions and expects to be fully in line with operations soon.
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ADA Ice Factory
Arthur Marshall
Get Your Adding Machine Paper at the News Office
An advertisement invites readers to obtain adding machine paper at the News office. It promotes available stock, likely aimed at business customers and local merchants needing standard office forms and paper.
Medicine Beverages to Be Banned Here
The County Council of Defense launches a campaign to ban patent medicines used as beverages. J M Wintersmith asks local druggists for their stance. most respond they will cooperate to curb drunkenness. Officials claim intoxication in the county stems from patent medicines, harming home front efficiency and patriotism.
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County Council of Defense
J. M. Wintersmith
Council of Defense
Herbal remedy ad for malaria cure in 19th century tone
An advertisement warns that daytime yawning dullness and body aches signal malaria and a chill may follow. It promotes Herbine as a preventive and curative medicine that cleanses impurities, supports the liver, and purges the bowels, priced 60 cents and sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
Shin-Salve Claimed To Heal Milk Leg Sufferer
Mrs R P Chrisman of Paducah Texas credits Shin Salve with relief from an ulcer caused by milk leg. She touts the product as the only remedy that helped. The ad cites cures for sores ulcers burns and eczema and asks Judge James E Webb of Ada Oklahoma for his view. 25c a box and guaranteed by Gwin and Mays Drug Co Ada Oklahoma.
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R. P. Chrisman
Paducah
Texas
James E. Webb
Ada
Oklahoma
Gwin & Mays Drug CO
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Doyle Anderson Estate
Guardian H A Glance announces sale of minor Doyle Anderson estate real estate in Johnston and PoweI counties Oklahoma. Public sale Monday September 2 1918 at 1 30 PM at Ada county court house front door. Property 220 acres described with specified halves and quarters. Cash due on court confirmation and deed delivery.
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Doyle Anderson
Garvin
State of
Oklahoma
Ada
Pontotoc County
Johnston
Powenl
State of Oklahoma
H. A. Glance
Guardian
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Camp Pike
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Francis Bryan Finley Young
Walter LeRoy Privett
Steedman
Stonewall Ames Ervin Bennett
Alien Arthur McKinty
Francis — Yeavernest Cushman
Ro Berthce
McAnny Dorsey
Roff ‘Bunyon
Finis Clark
James Weldon
Vaness
Marvin Dempsy Voyles
Frisco
Claud James Orbirn
Maxwell Jerry Bryan Loman
Stonewall
William Henry Callaway
Allen Albert Ruben Ward
Stratford
William Charles Leeks
Elmer Walters
Allen Ike Mayhan
Albert Lewin Roberts
Oakman
Josef Barnabas Walker
Ada Walter
Robert Owens
Bebee
Erbie
Elihu Lollar
Ada Thomas Joseph Smith
Stonewall Lawrel
Jerome Bagley
Ada Billie Cragin
Ada Autie Hughes
Burrow
Earl E. Clark
Clarence West
Allen Jim Dinwiddie
Ada Charles Guss Newby
Maxwell Oscar S. McDaniel
Jesse Ray Williams
Ada John Evert Howard
Ada Will Crow
Ada Charley Boone
Arthur A. Baker
Ada Jasper Floyd Cartwright
Stratford William Henry Daugherty
Allen Johnson Byrd
Stonewall Roe Harbin
Lula Everett Lee Frank
Ada William Elzay Loman
Sea Ray Earl Pitts
Vanoss Lee Edgar Fisher
Ada Lemus Sanford Carlton
Roffie Heath
Fitzhugh
John William Glennan
Abbie Chestnut
Andrew Alva Bryant
Francis Clarence E. Menkirchner
Hickory
Ralph Atkeson
Henry Shults
Joseph Woodson Roper
James W. Crowder
Rolf Albert Elmer Anderson
Rufus Aaron Tarwater
Mike Hollandsworth
Orangsville
Missouri
Lamon Wilson
Center Alva L. Nettles
George Nocona Thornburg
Francis Leslie Howard Young
Valentine Stanton Kelley
Francis
Mays. Gwin
Gwin & Mays
Rexall
Gi Mays Drug CO
GUY Loans
Farmers State Bank
Ada, Okla
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