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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
7
Damaged OCR shows a public sale notice with scattered names and dates. References to courts and officials appear, with unclear locations and numbers. Reading the legible elements suggests a legal or auction action to take place, but specifics are obscured.
At the Methodist church after services W A Chitwood and Nettie Rice announced their engagement and planned to begin housekeeping in a new home built by Chitwood in the town's south, with congratulations expressed by the community. Foley's Money and Tar advertised as throat and lung remedy via Clark Drug Co.
At a railroad committee meeting last Saturday Mr Fratt presented a written proposition, which the committee virtually accepted with minor minute changes. The Katy Flyer service is expected to begin soon, with officials confident the final papers will be signed.
Housewife readers are urged to stock Chamber s Remedy this season as a preventive measure against winter colds. The ad claims early use shortens colds and suits both adults and children, though it notes no harm to children and endorses Clark Drug Co. as supplier.
A Christian church glows with holiday decor as women prepare for a Santa Claus visit. In a local note from W. Lynch of Osaester a severe cough episode in his son is told to have improved after Foley's Honey and Tar, urging readers to consider Clark Drug Co substitutes.
J B Rutherford of San Antonio and cousin to our townsmen and J N Smith arrived Sunday and traveled to Maxwell to visit his brother, an old newspaper man who edited the Antonio Tribune. Croup prevention advice favors Champlain’s Cough Remedy, praised as safe and dependable by many mothers, sold by Clark Drug Co.
The group including Mises Sue Holbrook Mrs F K Davenport Lester Woodard C K Davenport Mr and Mrs E G Patton and son Bicx depart tomorrow to spend holidays with old friends and home folks in Mt Vernon Texas.
Sam F. Woolard state agent and adjuster for The American General Insurance Co. was in the city last week.
A notice from Clark Drug Co. highlights Folep's Honey Tar as a seasonal remedy for assorted ailments. The ad touts its curation of old and new remedies and urges readers to seek out the product locally.
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