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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1912

Page

9

Ada Ice and Cold Storage charter granted in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City today reports the secretary of state issued a charter to the Ada Ice and Cold Storage Company with capital of 50000 dollars. Incorporators include C. W. Dawley of McAlester B and B H Frick of Ada and T G McCrosby of Kansas City Missouri.

M. F. Manville W. H. Bravey Sec Treas Ada Title & Trust Company Oklahoma State Bank Oklahoma City Scretary of State Ada C. W. Dawley McAlester B&b H. Frick T. G. MceCrosby Kansas City

Meningitis Preventives Warned By State Expert

Dr Ellison state wacierologist endorses nasal and oral spray protection against meningitis. Start with a water hydrogen peroxide spray then menthol spray as prescribed, used every three to four hours. Utropia to be taken an hour after meals. Sehering's or Merk products cited as best manufacturers.

Ellison Sehering’s Merk

Ballard’s Snow Liniment Sold By Ramsey Drug Co

A local ad urges households to keep Ballard’s Snow Liniment for burns scalds and cuts noting slow healing if neglected. Available in 25c 4c and 1.00 sizes and sold by Ramsey Drug Co.

Ballard Ramsey Drug Co

Ada Weekly News Announces Premium Offer

The Ada Weekly News offers a premium on every yearly cash subscription to the Oklahoma Stockman and Farmer weekly edition. Subscribers pay $1.00 to receive the premium benefit, available to new and existing customers.

Ada Weekly News Ok‘ahoma Stockman and Farmer Oklahoman

Subscriptions Offer Ada News and Farm News

Readers urged to subscribe now to Ada News and Dallas Semi Weekly Farm News for one year. The combined offer costs $1.75 for three papers weekly, delivering up to date wholesome reading for the whole family. Don’t miss out subscribe today.

Ada News Dallas Farm News

Berger's name circles for presidential nod but substance vs shadow

Victor L. Berger of Milwaukee, a lone socialist congressman, is frequently mentioned for the presidential nomination. He is a shrewd politician and unlikely to abandon a $7,500 post for a mere shadow of a socialist presidential bid.

Victor L. Berger Milwaukee Berger

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Safer Cure for Cough

A heavy lung cold thought to cure itself sparked many fatal illnesses. The recommended remedy is Ballard's Horehound Syrup, taken in frequent doses to check the disorder and aid nature. Sold by Ramsey Drug Co in 25c 50c and $1 bottles.

Ballard Nature Ramsey Drug Co

Oklahoma City man announces candidacy for congressman at large

Claude Weaver of Oklahoma City declares his run for congressman at large. He previously sought the same seat in 1907 against Scott Ferris but was defeated at the nominating convention.

Claude Weaver Oklahoma City Weaver Scott Ferris

Senator W M Franklin Named Potential Congress Candidate

Senator W M Franklin of Madi will be one of the many hopefuls seeking the congressman-at-large seat. He joins a list of candidates expected to compete in the upcoming election.

W. M. Franklin

Ferris Defends Champ Clark as Democratic Nominee

Representative Scott Ferris issued a defense of Speaker Champ Clark amid Republican attacks on his record. Ferris praised Clark as a lifelong Democrat with twenty years of public service, urging Oklahoma to support Clark for the 1912 presidential nomination and victory in Baltimore and November.

Washington Champ Clark Scottt Ferris Saurs Day House Clark Bryan Oklahoma Lahoma Jackson Jefferson Democrat Party Baltimore White House

NERBINE Promises Quick Relief for Torpid Liver

Advertises NERBINE as a liver stimulant and bowel purifier to relieve gas from a torpid liver. Sold by the Ramsey Drug Co.

Ramsey Drug Co

Madox Drug Co Purchases Ponayo Stock in Kansas City

BECOSE Stockholders announce Madox Drug Company purchased stock in Ponayo Drug Co of Kansas City Missouri and East Orange New Jersey for 75000.00. Ponayo operates as a cooperative with one druggist in each town holding stock and selling exclusively in their city. They offer a full line of remedies with a one for each ailment slogan and money back guarantee.

Madox Drug Company Ponayo Drug Co Kansas City East Orang ES New Jersey Wh. Ig

No Flotorial Representative in Pontotoc and Seminole

Under the statute there will be no flotorial representative from Pontotoc and Seminole counties. The excess population in Pontotoc county above one representative will be entitled to an additional representative during the last six years of the decade.

Pontotoc Seminole

Reception by Daughters of the Confederacy in Macon

Georgia Division executive board plans a reception for Mrs. Alexander B. White of Paris Tennessee. Invitations will go to all Daughters chapters. The event is set for Central Park on Wednesday during the Reunion period.

Macon Georgia Division United Daughters At the Confederacy W.D. Lanar Daughters of the Confederacy Alexander B. White Paris Tenn Mildred Rutherford Seibley Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy Lamar Central Park

Irregular Bowels Relief Ad From Ramsey Drug Co

An old advertisement promises quick relief from bowel irregularity with HERBINE. Take a dose at bedtime and feel better the next day. Price 50e. Sold by Ramsey Drug Co.

Ramsey Drug Co

White's Cream Vermi Fuge for Worms in Children

A child with intestinal worms is described as handicapped in growth. A few doses of White's Cream Vermi Fuge destroy and expel worms, with the child improving and thriving afterward. Price 25¢ per bottle, sold by Ramsey Drug Co.

Vottle Ramsey Drug Co

Oklahoma Population by Color from 1910 Census Declared

Washington February 7 preliminary census figures show Oklahoma total 1,656,972 with whites 1,444,535 and Negro 137,612 plus Indian and Chinese Japanese figures. City of Oklahoma City 64,205 with whites 57,495 and Negro 6,546. broad increases since 1900.

Washington D. C Oklahoma Durand Bureau of the Census Department of Commerce and Labor Statistics William C. Hunt Census Bureau Oklahoma City

Ada News Publishes Pontotoc County Enterprise Subs

The Ada News acquires the Pontotoc County Enterprise from Mr. Orel Harper. Unexpired subscriptions will be fulfilled by the News publishers with weekly issues through the Enterprise expiration date. Delinquent Enterprise subscribers will be credited on the News for prepaid amounts.

Enterprise Ada News Pontotoc County

Indians From Hampton Institute To Be Reassigned

Washington reports that 67 Indians educated at Hampton Virginia will be moved from the Hampton Institute to either Indian or white schools. The Indian appropriation bill draft aims to cut non-reimbursable Five Civilized Tribes expenses and uses 25000 for selling unallotted Indian lands in Oklahoma while restricting tribal funds after June 30 1913 to school purposes only. Joe Foster returns from Oklahoma saying three burglary defendants pleaded guilty and drew three year sentences.

Washington Hampton Stephens Texas Hampton Institute Phil Campbell Kansas Five Civilized Tribes Oklahoma Congress

Cherokees to Receive Per Capita Payment in Oklahoma

Washington reports Secretary of Interior Fisher approves a per capita payment of 19 dollars to Cherokees of Oklahoma. About 760000 dollars of tribal funds will be distributed, with extra reserves for the newborn baby case and pending Supreme Court claims. The move comes after efforts by Senator Owen and Representative Davenport, with settlement expected in weeks.

Washington Owen Davenport Fisher Oklahoma Supreme Court

Owen to Open Campaign May 1 in Oklahoma

United States Senator Owen, seeking re election, will begin his campaign about May 1 with the exact opening date to be announced. Former Gov. Haskell announced his opposition in a Woodward county letter and a Stigler speech last Saturday.

Tulsa United States Owen C. N. Haskell Haskell Woodward County Stigler

Paul Norrell to Join Mechanics Department at News Office

Paul Norrell, brother of the editor, arrived yesterday afternoon to take a position in the mechanical department of the News office.

Paul Norrell

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