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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
4
Careton Weave and 00 entries advertise at Ada while urging readers to consider school director elections. Medial News announces W H O Ishe as a Democratic candidate for president. Continued dry weather blesses farmers, with emphasis on public schools and the need for student study during holiday distractions.
Debris in front of finished buildings must be removed at once. The policy demands immediate action, stating it only takes one time and that is now.
The Indian Territory governors join in a memorial to Congress praying for admission as a separate state. The action reflects regional push for statehood and a formal request to the federal legislature.
Col Doucas argues a shortened part of the president's message leads some people to doubt whether the ae can enter or use the kitchen or smoke house.
Citizens must engage in selecting capable Ada school directors. The notice urges careful, intelligent participation reflecting the duties and responsibilities of school governance and the welfare of Ada schools.
The Ada public urged citizens to elect school directors who will manage nearly $20,000 for school improvements next year. Voters are called to join current directors in guiding city schools toward leading national standards.
The Milburn Herald-Banner folds December 11 after years of local advertising and job work, leaving debts of 2,? and 50 cents in unpaid balances. Editor bids farewell with a rustic farewell note, urging readers to settle accounts before the paper is gone.
To the Public. On account of my going to Stonewall to engage in business on Jan. 1, 1904 and because an election of school directions will be held for the town of Ada Saturday, I hereby offer my resignation of the office of school trustee, to take effect at once. Wishing the people of Ada prosperity and happiness, Sam thanks all for the courtesies shown and for honor conferred.
At about 100 years old Clatho Hargo known as Crazy Fish is the Seminole elder and oldest member. He recalls Seminole War events and lives with relatives between Wewoka and Sasakwa in the Seminole Nation. Ex governor John F. Brown and treasurer A J enjot are his nephews.
Sunday program of the B Y P U features a talk on a vision of world wide peace led by Bro Davis. O Brown discusses Christianity and the military spirit. Miss Manning and Miss Jeffres present five minute papers on peace through faith and the world’s peace. Prayer for peace led by Bro Swef far and closing hymn Wonderful Peace. Hardware ad notes Chrysoline ware at Woodard Hardware Co.
The Center Chapter No 26 R A M holds a regular meeting at their Earl in Ada on Saturday December 19 for officer elections and due payments. All members are urged to attend. Cras Powers.
A Texas reader reports his wife suffered paralysis in her arm for five years. After using Halford's Snow Liniment she recovered. He also claims the remedy cured old sores frostbites and skin eruptions.
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