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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1906

Page

2

Oklahoma Wheat Crop Seen as Largest in History

Indications from Secretary McNabb of the territorial board of agriculture point to Oklahoma's wheat output this season surpassing all prior records with an average yield likely above previous highs. Estimates place total production near 30 million bushels amid favorable growing conditions and widespread rain, though prices remain depressed.

Guthrie O. T Oklahoma McNabb Territorial Board of Agriculture

Greatest Fourth in History in Guthrie Oklahoma

Oklahoma marked its first Fourth of July as a state with full celebration in Guthrie and across the territory. Fireworks and cannons roared as residents, embracing statehood, joined in the holiday’s grand spirit amid scattered city festivities.

Guthrie Okla Oklahoma

Bryan and Banquet Highlight Fourth of July at Hotel Cecil

William J. Bryan led the American society Independence Day dinner at the Hotel Cecil in London with about 500 attendees. Ambassador Reid and Bryan bantered over politics while crowds cheered. the event touched on statehood talks and local Fourth celebrations across Oklahoma and other reports of military trials and cotton crop figures surfaced in the same column.

London William J. Bryan Hotel Cecil Reid Mr. Bryan Mr. Reid W. B. Richmond Bryan W. J. Jones King Edward Hayward Greenwood

Deputy Cordell Earns Record Fees in Wewoka District

Muskogee Oklahoma July 7 deputy U S Marshal John Cordell based at Wewoka will receive 32500 for the past fiscal year the highest among western district deputies. Field deputies work on a fee basis up to 1500 annually with any excess turned over to the government and Cordell is granted an extra 1000 due to the dangerous nature of the Wewoka district.

Muskogee I. T John Cordell U. S Wewoka Cordell

No Substitute for Men denhall’s Chill and Fever Cure

An advertisement asserts Dr Men denhall's Chill and Fever cure is the best remedy for malaria chills and fever. It recommends using it as a general tonic in place of quinine and guarantees a refund through G M Ramsey Drug Co if unsatisfied.

Dr. Mendenhall G. M. Ramsey Drug Co

No Report on Lynching at Womack

The Chickasha grand jury examining the Womack lynching heard many witnesses but adjourned at noon without reporting. A large number of residents were summoned from Womack and reported that conditions there have quieted.

Chickasha J. T Womack

Thirty Thousand Club Formed in Ardmore

Ardmore Oklahoma July 5 a thirty thousand club has been organized to promote immigration to this section with C W Baumbach as president Richard Lester as vice president and temporary secretary and E L Deen as an officer leading efforts to attract settlers and capital to the area.

Ardmore I. T C. W. Baumbach Richard Lester E. L. Deen

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ADA Tulsa Weekly Times Oklahoma Constitution J. G. Gallemore The Times Embry Roosevelt John Embry United States Senate Tom Hope FE. W. Hardin Shawnee Sam Rojesventsky Government Crop Report Crop Reporting Board Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture St. Andrews Cross del Gibson Bud Moore Mill Creek Gibson New York K. C. Journal de Colongne Rojestvensky Baranoff Bedovi States Arkansaw Indian Territory Sss DR. H. Browall M. B. Donaghey DR. N. B. Shands John L. Barringer B. A. Mason C. M. Chauncey
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