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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
2
The Democratic State Executive Committee decides to nominate all candidates by primary. On March 12, 1907, the people will select the first corps of officers from U S Senator down the line. The piece notes the day may be the Ides of March for some aspirants but not for Henry M Furman.
The piece questions the Commercial Club's inactivity during hard times. It urges members to hold a meeting, discuss conditions, and take decisive steps to improve the situation.
Notice states Richard M. Prewett on June 30 1905 signed a promissory note for 850 to Ada Savings and Loan Co Ada Indian Territory. The note matured in 108 months with monthly interest payments and included stock shares in the Ada Savings and Loan Co as part of the agreement.
The advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as rapidly entering the bloodstream and being partly digested before reaching the stomach. It touts less stomach work and quicker benefits, asserting a change for the better can occur sooner than expected through this health aid.
The Ada Savings and Loan Company advertises a foreclosure of property in Ada Indian Territory tied to Richard M. Prewett. It lists Lots 15 16 Block 104 and 25 26 27 Block 96 as collateral, with 34 Class A shares in the loan. A sale is set by public auction after notice, with real estate to be sold at the U. S. Post Office Ada and stock at Ada National Bank.
Notice calls an election by Ada city voters in Indian Territory to choose two school directors. Polls open December 15 1906 from 8 am to sunset at four ward locations including the mayors office John Beards building Broadway United States Commissioner office and Barringer building Townsend avenue. Election to be conducted as municipal races with mayoral approval dated November 13 1906.
S C Blair a St Albans W Va school superintendent reports his daughter recovered from a severe nervous complaint, St Vitus Dance, after three bottles of Electric Bitters. The tonic is promoted for nervous debility female weakness malaria and impoverished blood, at local drug stores for 50 cents.
Missouri note from Doniphan dated July 10 1904. C H Martin druggist recalls a six year old invitation to prove Dr Mendenhall’s Chill Cure as superior. Goods offered for sale by G M Ramsey.
Advertisement touts Kodol as a remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims to cleanse purify and strengthen stomach mucous membranes using natural digestive enzymes. Testimonial from S S Ball of Ravenswood West Virginia cites relief after twenty years of sour stomach. Bottles sold by Crescent Drug Store in Provo.
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