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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1914

Page

16

My Hard Life at Mrs Slade’s House and a Visitor

Mary Slade confronts gossip as Rob Hayes hovers, Katherine Strickland visits with plain talk about poverty and scandal. Katherine reveals her family’s decline and fears of ruin while Mary offers unexpected warmth and probes why divorce is feared and not just a separation.

Merritt Mary Hayes Slade Rob Mary Slade Katherine Bob Mrs. Slade Haye Miss Strickland Miss Strick Mr. Slade Dan Slade

Per Capita School Fund Distribution Increases

The text notes a per capita school fund of 2.25 dollars, higher than ever, with 575 021 children in the state. It mentions semi annual apportionments of 1 dollar and a January apportionment of 1.25 dollars, and last year’s apportionment reaching 1.90 dollars.

Grisham Divorce Granted Sought By Plaintiff

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County district court action where M F Grisham sues Grover C Grisham for divorce on grounds of gross neglect cruelty and adultery seeking dissolution of marriage and custody of children with deadline to answer by September 25 1914. Clerk A D Tanner Deputy G Kitchens represented plaintiff Sanders and Winn attorneys.

State of Oklahoma County of Pontotoc Ss. M. F. Grisham Grover Grisham Grover C. Grisham G. Kitchens Sanders & Winn, Attys

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Rosa Gibson Estate

Guardian E I Wakeman will sell at public sale on September 8 1914 in Ada Oklahoma to highest bidder with court confirmation. Lands described include multiple parcels totaling about 320 acres in Pontotoc County with terms cash on confirmation and tender of guardian deed. Published August 20 1914.

Rosa Gibson I. Wakeman County Court Atoka County Oklahoma Court House Ada Pontotoc County Towit

Time Set for Hearing of Final Accounts in Ada Okla

List of cases filed for final settlement in County Court Ada Oklahoma with hearings scheduled for September 11 1914 at 10:00 A M in the County Court room. Notices to be published in Ada News for two weeks. I M King County Judge.

Iva Sallee A. Fishbeck Guardian 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 W. S. Kinkade Spec Mary Harrison Et al D. P. Harrison Ella Harrison Mary McNeill Jane McNeill Ada Oklahoma Ada News I. M. King

Notice of Private Sale of Hallmark Real Estate in Coal and Pontotoc

Guardian John J Hallmark announces sale of minor Ottie Hallmark Henry Hallmark and Sarah May Hallmark property in Stevens and Pontotoc Counties Oklahoma. Sale to be before September 9 1914 at 10 am in Coalgate with court confirmation. Terms: cash on guardian deed delivery. Bids to Lula Oklahoma or West and Threadgill Coalgate.

Ottie Hallmark Henry Hallmark Sarah May Hallmark County of Coal State of Oklahoma Coalgate Stevens and Pontotoc State of Oklahoma R. W Lula West & Threadgill Okla

Estate of Louisa Tyubby minor sale order confirmed

In the matter of the estate of Louisa Tyubby a minor an order of the County Court of Johnston Oklahoma made on August 10 1914 the undersigned guardian will sell at public sale to the highest bidder subject to confirmation by the court

Louisa Tyubby Johnston State of Oklahoma

Ada Citizens Propel Oklahoma Guard Enlistment Drive

Ada citizens push a National Guard enlistment drive for ages 18 to 35. A temporary muster roll is being filled with blanks at local stores. completion required by Saturday night. Riverside area malaria symptoms noted and Herbine advertised as a chill medicine priced 50 cents by Ramsey Drug Co.

Ada Oklahoma National Guard

Minimum wage set for Washington laundries workers

A state industrial welfare commission order took effect in Washington today establishing a minimum weekly wage of nine dollars for women and girls in laundries and dye works. The rate followed a conference of employers employees and public representatives. The notice also includes an ad for Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine claiming malaria prevention and vitality with a 25 cent price sold by Gwin and Mayes Drug Co.

Olympia Wash State of Washington State Industrial Welfare Commission M. A. Simmon Gwin & Mayes Drug Co

Another House Ransacked Near City

Community notes a second break in as F A Leach reports burglars disturbed his Frisco road home three miles north of town and belongings were taken. Suspects described as young men were seen but not located. An unrelated ad promotes Herbine for bowel health at 50 cents via Ramsey Drug Co.

F. A. Leach Frisco

Dry Wheeling Cuts Jail and Police Force

Wheeling West Virginia reports that prohibition has slowed local business and reduced crime and jail populations. Since saloons closed before July 1, police court cases dropped from about 20 daily to two, jail inmates fell to one third, and city staff cuts followed. Merchants warn of hard times until business adjusts to the new conditions.

Wheeling W. Va West Virginia Board of Control

Creek Indian killed by revolver accident in Oklahoma

Tom Johnson about 45 a Creek Indian was killed instantly at the home of an Indian woman named Kizzie where he and his family were spending the night. A revolver fell from his pocket as he undressed and discharged when it struck the floor the bullet passing through his abdomen.

Ringling Okla Tom Johnson Kizzie Johnson

Ballard’s Snow Liniment Promises Quick Wound Healing

A cotton cloth wet with Ballard's Snow Liniment was recommended for wounds cuts burns and sores with claims of wonderful healing power. Advertised as prompt and very effective, offered in price points of 25c 50c and 1.00 per item.

Ramsey Drug Co

The Verdict of Civilization Reflections on War by Leaders

A collage from The Independent of 1914 quotes leaders and thinkers on war and peace. It pairs Jefferson, Franklin, Lincoln, Kant, Lee, Dickens, Suttner, Hugo and others with stark critiques and hopeful visions, urging abolition of war and a peaceful world order.

the Independent New York Jean Jacques Hell Thomas Jefferson

Professional cards from Ada Oklahoma professionals

A compact listing of local professionals, including Dr L M Overton physician and surgeon, Dr C A Thomas veterinary surgeon, Wimbish & Duncan attorneys, Granger & Granger dentists, Dr W D Faust and Dr J M Vaden doctors, Cooper & Cooper chiropractors, Minerva and C H Cooper, A Mortimer, Woodward in Ada Oklahoma with office hours and contact numbers.

Mr and Mrs Gale Statler Return Home

Mr and Mrs Gale Statler arrive in the city on the northbound Frisco train, marking their return morning in the town.

Gale Statler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alice Bradley Gertrude Stevenson Katherine Strickland Legal Publications A. D. Tanner Tors and Guardians Charles and Blanch Rushing Kate Rushing Tishomingo Louisa Trubby Johnston & Pontotoc County Township Range Twoship Range 6 Johnston County Farmers National Bank Oklo R. T. Looney County Court of Coal County John J. Hallmark National Guard For McGee’s Elixxir Benjamin Franklin William Lloyd Garrison Napoleon Bonaparte Paul On Mars Hill Andrew Carnegie George Washington Abraham Lincoln Emanuel Kant William Ellery Channing Robert E. Lee Charles Dickens Baroness von Suttner Victor Hugo Europe England Germany Legislative Assembly France United States of America United States of Europe Fitzhugh, Oklahoma C. A. Thomas Wimbish & Duncan Reed-Douglass Building DRS Granger Steed Bidg W. D. Faust J. M. Vaden W. H. Enloe C. H. Cooper, D. Cminerva R. Cooper D. C. Cooper & Cooper Chiropractors W. 12Th St Ha. Mortimer A. Woodward Ada National Bank Isham L. Cummings Duncan Bldg Z. B. Sanders U. G. Winn Sanders & Winn Lawyers First National Bank Geo. A Harrison Ada, Oklahoma Harrison Ada, Oklahoma
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