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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
2
Washington reports on Oklahoma's political rise with five representatives and two senators. The piece highlights Senator Gore, the blind Oklahoma lawmaker, noting his striking personality and dramatic public image despite his blindness.
A Washington report details Senator Gore's focus on abolishing restrictions on Indian Territory land sales. The Mississippi born Democrat jokes about Cato and president talks while describing his limited ambition to serve Oklahoma, and notes his navigated view of the capital with a cane. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup ad follows, marketing relief for coughs and croup.
Oklahoma City bankers and others discuss Senate Bill 12 at the Ione hotel Guthrie focusing on a one per cent depositor guaranty fund tax. City bankers oppose the levy as unfair and favor bank accountability, with Governor Haskell directing the call via Charles Eagle El Reno. Several OKC bankers also met Senator Stafford’s office to debate the statute.
Chicago nominated as the site for the Republican national convention amid split signals on Secretary Taft. The decision diverts the focus from Taft and suggests major party shifts, with supporters watching closely for the convention’s implications. Tulsa to seek one of three normal schools in former Indian Territory with figures and bills to be introduced by Woodson Norvell.
An advertisement claims Pineules relieve back pain stiffness and rheumatism with a 20 treatments for 100 offer. It promises guaranteed results and urges readers to buy from Gwin-Mays Co.
An ad style note touts ZEMO as a permanent eczema treatment that draws out pimples and parasites to the surface and destroys them, leaving the skin clear. The text contains several misspellings and broken phrases but centers on a topical product promising rapid skin relief.
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