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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

3

Ada Oklahoma Ordinance Levying Sewer District Tax

Ordinance No 455 levies a special tax on each lot in Sewer District No 12 Ada Oklahoma to fund sewers along Belmont Addition and Original Townsite. Three annual installments start December 15, 1921 with eight percent interest. Exhibit A lists per lot amounts totaling 4400 for Belmont additions and 10700 for Original Townsite. Emergency clause so it becomes law after publication.

Ada Oklahoma Board of Commissioners Belmont City Pontotoc County I. E. Hanson Tulsa Johnson & Benham Consulting Engineers Kansas City Missouri State of Oklahoma Belmont Addition Gary Kitchens Public Justice and Safety W. B. Jones City of Pontotec County Okahoma Johnson & Peirim Kziuns City Pontaice County Biock

Ada Oklahoma Adopts Sewer Ordinance for District 9

First published October 21 1920 ordinance lists construction of sewers along streets and alleys in Ada Oklahoma within Sewer District No 9 as authorized by ordinance No 434. Commissioners reaffirm city plans, extending across all lots within Ada corporate limits.

Ada Oklahoma Board of Commissioners Gary Kitchens Public Justice and Safety W. B. Jones

Notice to Creditors of J. W. Tims Estate

Creditors of J. W. Tims are notified by Pontotoc County Court that J. H. Fas is administrator. Claims must be filed with vouchers at W. C. Farmer law office Wetumka Oklahoma within four months from first publication dated December 23 1921.

Oklahoma Joseph J. Ralls Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Pontotoc C. S. Anderson P. C. Anderson Ada J. W. Tims Pontotec County J. H. Tims W. C. Farmer

Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Herbine Advertisements

An old ad urges stocking Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough noting its pleasant taste. It also promotes Herbine for irregular bowels and constipation priced at 60e and sold by Hensler Story.

Hensler & Story Adv Ballard

Mrs Bullock Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Mrs M Bullock of Gorham New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting it relieved her children’s coughs during last winter and led to the rapid disappearance of cold symptoms. She strongly endorses the medicine to others based on her experience.

Local residents travel for holidays and visits in Ada

Saturday's greetings bring Daily Miss Gladys Meredith to Emulgee for the weekend. Mrs J C Dowell of Fate Texas arrives to visit sister Miss Minnie McCain during Christmas. Miss Jennie Joyner heads to Magnolia Arkansas for holiday visits. Mr and Mrs E M Hanner and C B Woods of Francis shop and visit friends. Helen Mundy of Stonewall visits and shops. Will Schrieber departs Albuquerque New Mexico for Mississippi. Edna Parvey of Denton Texas shops while visiting relatives. Mrs Harry W Miller, scout executive's wife, arrives. they will reside at 630 West Twelfth Street.

Gladys Meredith Emulgee J. C. Dowell Fate Texas Ada Minnie McCain Jennie Joyner Magnolia Ark E. M. Hanner C. B. Woods Francis Helen Mundy Stonewall Will Schrieber Alberqueque New Mexico Mississippi Edna Parvey Denton Harry W. Miller Mrs. Miller West Twelth Street

Weekend Visits Across Town in Daily Report

Robert Stewart of Connerville spent the week end in the city visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. W H Steed and son spent the week end with her son A P Steed and family at Wetumka. Mrs. and Mrs. E A Benton and children spent yesterday at Byrds Mill. Miss Jene Cotton is spending a few days this week visiting relatives in Hickory.

Robert Stewart Connerville W. H. Steed A. P. Steed Wetumka E. A. Benton Byrds Mill Jene Cotton Hickory

Tanlac Poultice Heals Mrs. Jackson’s Nervous Collapse

Mrs. E A Jackson of Kansas City says Tanlac relieved years of nerves weakness sleep problems and indigestion after half a bottle. She reports restored appetite strength and weight gain and seamless recovery from headaches and dizziness. Sold in Ada Stonewall Francis and Roff by local drug firms.

Tanlae E. A. Jackson Kansas Ave Kansas City Taniac Ada Gwin & Mays Drug Co Stonewall L. P. Carpenter Francis Francis Drug Co Roff Dowdy’s Pharmacy

Cars in Collision at Twelfth and Johnson Friday

A Dodge roadster carrying six girls and two boys collided with a Cement company bus at the Twelfth street and Johnson avenue junction. One boy, Leo Breco, suffered a bruised back and minor injuries after being thrown from the roadster. The rest of the party escaped with no serious injuries. Both vehicles sustained little damage.

Cement Company 12Th and Johnson Leo Breco Dodge Joe Rushing Townsend Ave Twelfth Street

J R Irvin of Coalgate Visits City Yesterday

J R Irvin of Coalgate traveled to the city yesterday and returned home last night after his visit.

J. R. Irvin Coalgate

Ada High School Teacher Resigns To Get Married

Miss Jennie McCorkley Joyner resigns from Ada High School after two years of teaching to marry Hartwell Conway Smith of Birmingham. The couple announces their December 28 wedding at the bride’s home with postnuptial home in Birmingham.

Ada John W. Joiner Magnolia Ark Jennie McCorkley Joyner Hartwell Conway Smith Birmingham Ala Tutwilder Miss Joyner

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. R. Sugg S. E. Franklin Busby Tal Crawford C. F. Green Atty J. H. Fas M. & P. National Bank M. R. Chilcutt P. S. Case G. W. Taylor Tanlac Merry Christmas Ada Store
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