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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
4
Readable lines note 110 bales and cotton in the 00-5 range, with prices rising as buyers bring cotton to Ada. Mentions Keller's steam laundry and political jab about leading the Democratic party toward the Promised Land, with references to Moseyed wilderness exit and Ada as a leading cotton market in the region.
About seventy five city business people exist but only roughly half share their plans with the public through the papers. The result is that the principal portion of local business operates without public explanation or transparency.
The note argues readers must renew and pay to keep the paper, implying those who do not renew do not want the publication and suggesting readers would not read it otherwise.
A discussion on readers who borrow newspapers rather than pay, contrasting consciences of readers and noting that borrowers delay payment while showing varied ethics. The piece questions responsibility and value of the home paper in a community.
The text argues that infant industries have matured and that democracy should no longer shield American manufacturing and trade from giants, reversing former protectionist policy aimed at nurturing small industries. It frames the shift as a move away from protecting monopolies and toward allowing market forces to prevail.
The text argues that only a Democratic victory can curb trusts by promoting free trade and tariff reform. It condemns Republican control over six years, calls for stronger anti trust measures, warns of profligate spending, and urges a Democratic House to restrain the Senate and President.
In the United States Commissioner’s court Ada Indian Territory a nonresident defendant D C Bosley is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. The notice is signed by United States Commissioner Loy B F Tansor and attorneys Wrst & Skinner for the plaintiff Reed & Harrison. A Farm and Ranch special edition is announced with many pages and noted authors.
A display of firearms lines the storefront at Powers with a note of unusually low prices attracting curious shoppers and collectors to the window.
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