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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

11

Public Health Warnings On Unclean Slaughter Houses And Poisoned Medicines

Dr J C Mahr state Commissioner of Health addresses inquiries about unclean slaughter houses and nuisance fines under Oklahoma law. He urges complaints filed with city or county health officers for nuisance removal and warns against laying poison like strychnine in public areas, citing section 2531.

J. C. Mahr State Commissioner of Health Oklahoma State of State Board of Health Sis

Cotton crop declines in most states amid drought

The cotton crop shows deterioration in most states while North and South Carolina hold steady. Georgia and Alabama report slowed growth from scant rains, Texas Oklahoma suffer with drought, and Louisiana sees weevil-dominated damage despite showers. Oklahoma and Georgia detail legal health provisions and regulatory duties for quarantine and meat handling. Buffalo Bill faces final show closure after decades of influence in Wild West entertainment.

J. B. Turner North South Carolina Louisiana Georgia Alabama Mississippi Valley Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Austin Taylor Hearne

Keokuk Dam to Dedicate World Scale Power Plant

The Mississippi River power dam between Keokuk Iowa and Hamilton Illinois will be dedicated next week. Governors from Iowa Illinois and Missouri attend with delegations from Chicago St Louis Hannibal Quincy and other cities. The $27 million project spans 4568 feet and will deliver 250000 to 300000 horsepower to fuel industrial growth and river transportation.

Keokuk Dam Mississippi River Mississippi Keokuk Hamilton, Ill Iowa Illinois Missouri Chicago St. Louis Hannibal Quincy Burlington Fort Madison Middle West Niagara Falls Ontario New York Nile Assouan Hamilton Power Company Mississippi Valley Major Dunne Clarke

Progress of Seminole Indians in Oklahoma

The article surveys the Seminoles in Oklahoma, tracing their 70 year move from Florida to the Muskogee region, their resistance to removal, 1866 reservation status, and their remarkable transition from fierce warriors to self respecting citizens. It notes remaining Seminoles in Florida and about 300 members in primitive state, with 3000 on the Oklahoma rolls.

E. A. MacMillan Oklahoma Southland United States Paynes Landing Mississippi River Semi-tropics Everglades Mexico Florida

Buffalo Bill Retires From Public Life

Denver August 21 Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill announces he is retired from public life. By court order the Buffalo Bill Wild West show property was sold at public sale to satisfy creditors ending his show career. He will no longer perform in public exhibitions.

Bill Col Cody Kansas William F. Cody Albert Sidney Johnston Kansas Cavalry Yellow Hand Plains Brigham Lucretia Borgia Philip Sheridan Deadwood Black Hills Arthur Buffalo Bill Barnum Europe Col. Cody West Big Horn Basin Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Arizona Vienna Francis Joseph Austria Hungary Ischi Balkans Ferdinand I Archduke Francis Kossuth Charles Albert Sardinia Italy France Lombardy Emperor of Sorrows Elizabeth Geneva Maximilian Mexico Carlotta Belgium Rudolph Meyerling Marie Vetsera Prague Stephanie Count Longay Denver Colo United States District Court

Traveling Bed for Baby in Suit Case Idea

A small hair mattress from a baby carriage can fit inside a suit case to ease travel with a tiny infant. The case becomes a portable bed when opened and a storage pouch for clothes and baby items when closed.

Our Eyes Tint the Weild Reflects Inner View of World

A reflective piece notes that each person sees the world through their own eyes and that a tired heart finds no joy in sunlight, suggesting a subjective perception of reality. The prose contends inner experience shapes what we deem real and beautiful.

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