Local Editors Report From Sasakwa And City Notes
Get Local Editors From Monday's Daily. Names include R C Couch in Sasakwa E L Steed's baby ill W C Russell back in Francis Vernon Harris in the city with Konawa ties John Casteel of Roff in town P A Norris business trip Wetumka Mrs W M Wilson home in Francis Mary Strange ill but improving Mrs Washburn from Oklahoma City with Co D Price Sulphur Springs Texas visit Lassi ter family in Sulphur Springs Hoodle Ta club to stage fancy dress minstrel Rev P M Fitzgerald heading to Arlington Texas for revival in Sulphur next Sunday U S Marshals back for Ward and Colbert warrant trials Colbert term expires but will hold over pending successor court at Ross lists about twenty five civil cases.
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U. S
Ardmore
Ward
Colbert
Ada Daily Notes Wide Circle of Visitors and Local Happenings
W H Braley and J E Colson visit Francis while W B Paschal conducts business in Ada. Governor Byrd visits Stonewall. Wade H Lewis, Jack McCain, R H Sanders, M P Mathis, and Mrs Frankie Thornton are among others in Ada on various business. The sugar famine eases with a carload arrival. news covers court preparations, school-building moves, depot developments, and a grape vine growing through a live oak tree near Chandler.
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Chandler
Encounter with a muttly cow ends with rescue near Pike house
A cow escaped a neighbor's pasture caused a tense scene as it chased toward Mr. and Mrs. Pike. The beast butted Mrs. Pike and Mr. Pike saved her by throwing his wife to safety, then battled the animal with a cudgel and drove it off. The mulley cow caused minor injuries to Mrs. Pike and was later sacrificed to the butcher.
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Mr. Pike
Old Stonewall Railroad Bonus Subscriptions Progress
John P. Crawford and Gov. Byrd, major Old Stonewall property owners, returned from a mass meeting where citizens pledged $750 for the railroad bonus subscription. A $500 payment had already been made, and the total was readily subscribed, with plans for a depot in the old town.
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Byrd
Stonewall
John P. Crawford
Gov. Byrd
Old Stonewall
Electric Bitters Promoted as Malaria Cure
Sickening shivering fits of ague and malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. The tonic medicine is especially beneficial for malaria and drives the disease from the system, with no after effects like quinine. E S Munday of Henrietta Texas reports his brother’s recovery from malaria and jaundice after taking Electric Bitters. Clark Drug Co and Dr F Z Holley handle sales at 50 cents guaranteed.
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E. S. Munday
Henrietta
Texas
Clark Drug Co
F. Z. Holley
John Lane Dies in Titus County After Fire Indictment
A Texas paper reports John Lane died several days ago of pneumonia at his brother Jim Lane's home in Titus County. Lane had been under indictment for an incendiary fire on South Side Main Street about two years prior, and the Lanes are well known locally, making the report credible.
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Texas
John Lane
Jim
Titus County
South Side
Main Street
Courageous couple wed in blizzard at clerk’s office
Early Monday morning Walter Mooney 23 of McGee and Kittie Miller 19 of Byards braved a blizzard to obtain a marriage license and were united in wedlock by Judge Winn. The storm did not deter their plans.
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Winn
Walter Mooney
McGee
Kittie Miller
Byards
Accept No Substitute For Malaria Chill and Fever Cure
Advertisement for Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure claiming superior effectiveness for malaria chills and fever. It promotes the product as a general tonic and offers a refund from Clark Drug Co. if unsatisfied.
Bankrobbers Blow Dale Bank Open For $2500 Gold
Oklahoma City police and detectives scour the city for the men who blew up the Dale bank at an early hour and escaped with $2500 in gold after four nitro glycerin charges failed to wreck the safe.
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Oklahoma City
Bank of Dale
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sell Fast at Clark Drug
Greatly in demand medicine marketed as a blood and system cleanser. Claims to cure stomach and liver troubles. Available at Clark Drug Co. and other outlets. Regular purchase urged by seller.
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Dr. King
Clark Drug Co
Two Prisoners Arrested as Ardmore officers act
Officers took Chas Cochran and Cots Wilson into custody Sunday night. Cochran, fined $50 last term for a disturbance, was retaken on a capias for nonpayment. Wilson, indicted last term for a disturbance, had evaded officers prior to a bed‑side arrest near Bebee.
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Ardmore
Nhegro
Chas. Cochran
Capias
Cots. Wilson
Bebee
Brents
Free Exhibit in Ada by Frisco System
The Frisco System industrial department has equipped a complete grain and seed display car for Ada on February 3. Lectures on practical agricultural topics run at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. The exhibit is open to the public and farmers are urged to attend. ladies invited. Also seeking male travelers for ads and samples with pay of 75 dollars monthly and 3 dollars per day expenses.
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Frisco
Ada
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Trouble
Harriet Howerd of New York recalls long battle with salt rheum eczema until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it. Describes it as a quick, sure healer for cuts burns and sores. 25c at Clark vie Store and Dr F Z Hol ey.
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Harriet Howerd
New York
Clark Vie
F. Z. Holey
Cotton Crop Exceeding Dreams Signals Market Drop
The Ada government cotton report shows bales ginned up to Jan 16 at 9,998,000, about 75,000 above expectations, a gain of 276,997 bales since the last report, while the National Winners’ report is 100,000 lower. The market reacted with a rapid decline of about 30 points as March futures fell from 11.73 to 11.42.
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Ada
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