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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
6
Plea to subscribers to settle outstanding balances as a fall payments appeal. Names listed as supporters and donors beseech the public to honor accounts during hard times.
Notice from J. C. Cates County Treasurer warns taxpayers that the first half must be paid by December 31 to avoid delinquency on January 1 1911. Do not wait until the last day.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma B D Myers files for divorce against Alice Myers in district court case number 566. Alice Myers must answer the petition by January 11 1911 or the petition will be taken as true and a judgment for divorce will be rendered. Dated November 23 1910. Attest district clerk and deputy.
Ed Hodge is sued for divorce and child custody filed by Rachel Hodge. He must answer by January 11, 1911, or the petition will be deemed true and a judgment for divorce and custody will be entered. Attorney R C Roland signs the notice dated November 25. First publication December 1.
The Farmers State Bank reports deposits over 41000 and loans above 30000 in Ada and Pontotoc county. It specializes in serving farmers, with extended credits helping many through crop failures, and invites continued customer relations.
Oscar Foster of Denison Texas and Miss Legal Johnson of Hazel Oklahoma obtained a marriage license. J. E. Rose of Ada Oklahoma and Miss A. R. Tredwell of Ada also received a marriage license.
Buster Brown and Tige appear Friday December 9 with Buster speaking on Buster Brown Blue Ribbon School Shoes. After the lecture Tige will kiss the prettiest girl in the crowd. Readers of the funny papers can see the real live duo. HOLIDAY GOODS being previewed as store encourages early Christmas shopping for better service before the rush.
The First State Bank at Vanose reports deposits of 17 000 and loans exceeding 6 000. The youngest county financial institution has started well and is expected to spur development in the western part of the county.
Cotton markets slip only slightly with prices from 13c to 14c. An advertisement extols Calumet Baking Powder as pure, uniform, and endorsed by physicians and chemists, promising refunds if not satisfied.
A reflective note on a man who moves through life apologizing for his existence, yet finds little sympathy or acceptance from others. The line hints at social alienation and personal fragility without explicit events.
The note thanks patrons for patience during a busy fall and promises many bargains. Telegraphic reports warn of an approaching blizzard as sales continue at reduced prices in St Louis and beyond.
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