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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1907

Page

2

Ada Charms Visitors as Judge West Sees Town Growth

Judge Howard West formerly a bankruptcy referee now resident in Fayetteville visits Ada and praises its prospects predicting Ada will lead the territory in ten years. Visitors from Missouri and Arkansas express admiration, noting Ada’s cement plant and growing demand for rent cottages.

Howard West Fayetteville Ada Judge West South McAlester Arkansas G. T. Ralls Atoka

Had a Mouthful. German workman swallows screws in reply

A Germantown woman questioned a workman about window fixtures placed too high. He remained quiet then answered gently that he could not speak because his mouth was full of screws. The piece ends with a plug for Kodol digestion aid.

Harper’s Hamilton

President Roosevelt's Provincetown Speech Examined

The Provincetown speech highlights a broad federalist shift with a national corporation law aim and expanded federal oversight. It underscores a strategy to redefine states' rights and trust regulation, signaling a major clash over governance and constitutional interpretation.

Washington Congress S. Poolitz Provincetown

Bryan to Visit Oklahoma for Democratic Campaign

Oklahoma City August 26 announcement from the state Democratic committee confirms William Jennings Bryan will tour Oklahoma in September. C. W. Haskell received Bryan's consent for multiple speeches to back the Democratic state ticket with stops in Sapulpa and Oklahoma City. Bryan plans to answer Taft's recent Oklahoma City speech and promote E L Fulton, Democratic candidate in the Second District.

Oklahoma City State Democratic Committee C. W. Haskell William Jennings Bryan Bryan Sapulpa I. T Mr. Bryan Oklahoma Taft E. L. Fulton

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Testimonial

Sam H. Gwin of Concord Georgia credits Chamberlain's remedy with saving his life after a measles illness followed by a severe stomach and bowel distress during heavy rain. He praises the remedy and notes Ramsey's Drug Store sells it.

Chamberlain Sam. H. Gwin Concord Ramsey’s

Oklahoma Notes From The Kansas City Times

A collage of short items notes workers in Dustin, a Tecumseh boy’s gun incident, election ballots and voter lines, a Enid shirt factory claim, Muskogee population figures, Garfield county rep nomination, a Well's switch farm chicken with eggs, Logan county town populations, and a Georgia justice court joke. Also mentions Oklahoma City injunctions and local ads for Pineules and Bees Laxative.

Concrete Telegraph Poles Redefine Cement Use in Ada Region

An article notes Ada near inexhaustible cement supplies and a new concrete telegraph pole by William M Bailey of Richmond Ind. The pole blends armoured concrete with electro carbon rods and spiral bindings, offering extreme elasticity, a 30 foot top deflection of 3 1 inches, breaking strain of 5000 pounds, and a life far exceeding cedar poles.

Scientific American William M. Bailey Richmond Ind

Neighbors Credit Dr King’s New Discovery Cure

Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana says four one dollar bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her severe cough and restored her health after friends doubted she would recover. G M Ramsey and F Z Holley druggists guarantee the remedy with trial bottles free.

Dr. King Eva Uncapher Grovertown Stark County Ind G. M. Ramsey F. Z. Holley

Chickasaw Nation Reports Cotton Boll Weevil Damage

Reports from multiple Chickasaw Nation sections indicate severe boll weevil damage to cotton. On the R L Taylor farm south of Armore, Oklahoma, fields are cited as heavily affected.

Arémore I. T R. L. Taylor

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