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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
11
Deputy U S Marshal Cummings in Francis this morning. Dr. West from Woodville en route to Allen for monthly duties. Local and visiting residents include W J Wilson Ardmore Ada, E E Matthews Ada musician in Rosf, various moves and travels across Ada and nearby towns.
R. E. Haynes has returned from a Sherman sanitarium after an operation and is recovering well. He tolerated the return triped and is expected to be back at his place of business soon.
Advertises Kodol as a digestant and tonic that digests what you eat and strengthens the body. Promises rich, pure blood and notes compliance with the national drug law. Sold by Crescent Drug Store and F Z Holley, proprietor.
Contractor E D Lumsden and his wife traveled to Muskogee this morning where Lumsden will bid on several large projects. The trip signals continued activity in the region’s construction market as he seeks opportunities for major contracts.
Advertisement claims backache signals kidney issues and promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for weak kidneys bladder inflammation and related troubles. Sold by Crescent Drug Store and F Z Holley, proprietor.
Percy L. Clinton departs Ada for Shawnee after installing our Linotype. Visitors include J. O. Pool aiding Mr. Saills for congress. Legal business brings Peter Mickle and Mrs. Higginbottom to Ada. Band concert planned at the skating rink with 10 cent admission to aid the band.
Advert says Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup outperforms alternatives due to its laxative action and throat soothing effects. It contains honey and tar and is touted as pleasant to take and liked by children. Sold by Crescent Drug Store.
City Attorney Thos P Holt discusses cautious plans as a new elegant car is installed in his office and more structural steel arrives for the cement plant. Geo Harrison handles Chickasha business after leaving on the Katy. Sol Moss returns from Stonewall. Mrs R F King and Mrs Jas Bolen visit Rome Sugg sick there. Mrs R E Haynes and son travel to Sherman to visit improving Mr Haynes. Belle Everett leaves Ada for Galatia Tenn. Alton Kile travels to Denison on a business trip for several days.
An advertisement promotes Herbine as a universal tonic for liver complaints constipation malaria and chills. A Texas resident from Emory credits five years of use for family relief and claims it cures constipation and malaria fever, with sales by G M Ramsey.
E. E. Parnell, a local dog enthusiast, imported Champion Blue Bell from Chippewa Falls Ohio. The two and a half year old Boston terrier weighs 6 1/2 pounds and has a long pedigree. Bell has won numerous firsts and placements in U S and Canada shows and is touted as a premier American breed specimen. Parnell compares Bell’s quality to Eve, a dog recently sold for 1500 dollars.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recalls a four year old accident when a jimson bar nearly amputated his thumb. He credits Bucklen s Arnica Salve with curing the wound after a doctor refused amputation. Available for 25 cents at G M Ramsey s Druggist.
At the courthouse on Monday afternoon Clerk Constant joined two couples in marriage. W B Phipps of Pauls Valley wed Miss L C Bond of Ada, while T A Hargrove wed Miss Edna Johnson of Hazel. The first ceremony was marked by a chill strike on Mr Phipps who received attention to recover. The paper extends congratulations for a long and happy life.
The piece urges avoiding crowding in spring as children come out after winter and clothing is shed. It warns that spring colds can lead to pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe, pleasant, and effective, sold by G. M. Ramsey, druggist.
On May 2 at noon in the U S Clerk’s office Adal the marriage of D D Wright and Edith Moore both of Konawa was performed by Rev T L Rippey. Clerk Constant was away. deputy S H Carmean issued the license and arranged a hurried preacher. The News offers congratulations.
My Best Friend Alexander Benton reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured his asthma six years ago and aided his son's wife’s incipient consumption. He claims the medicine ended the terrible cough and left other symptoms gone. The remedy is fully guaranteed by G M Ramsey Druggist with 50c and 1.00 pricing and a trial bottle free.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Blair Hutchings to Mr. Charles Alexander Looney was celebrated in Muskogee on Thursday May 2. Looney is the associate editor of the New State Tribune and his bride comes from a prominent Muskogee family. The publication extends its hearty congratulations.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to avoid health issues and guarantees gentle action. The copy frames bowel health as essential to avoiding alimony concerns and claims a remedy is gentle and effective for digestive issues.
Aged ex Confederate captain Peter Maytubby died yesterday at his Oil Springs home near Caddo. He served with the 1st Choctaw regiment and was the last captain of that company to die. Later he worked with the Dawes Commission across the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. The News extends sympathy.
Rheumatism and muscle pains urged as rapidly relievable with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Sold by G. M. Ramsey. user testimonial from C. R. Smith of Tenaha, Texas endorses its efficacy for chest pains and general aches. Prices listed as 25c 50c and $1.00.
A group of Ada young ladies met at Miss Mattie Currie’s home to perfect the B G C. Grace Reed Annie Mae Sims Aline Shands Alma Ingram Estelle Forbett and Nannie Henderson organized with Aline Shands chosen first president. The club bans boys from admiration and sets Wednesday afternoons as meeting time.
B F Crocker aged 84 a longtime Martinsburg Iowa justice of the peace reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He used three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm and declares it did him lots of good. Sold by G M Ramsey druggist.
John Hilton, a Frisco section hand, had his right foot mangled after his toes were caught in a hand car cog. Amputation required, he was taken to Sherman company hospital. He is a cousin of Judge Hilton of Ada.
G. C. Kane and Halbrook were brought to the Ada marshal's office by Deputy Cummings from Francis. They face charges of stealing brasses from railroad cars. A Frisco company detective made the arrest. Frank Coffey’s bondsman withdrew and Coffey is remanded to jail.
In regular Ada session at four o'clock the Citizens Bank versus H H C Evans resulted in a verdict for Evans as the bank had attached Charles Evans and his brother H C Evans property. A second case Moore versus Riley had not reached a verdict at press time.
Fragmentary notes describe public reaction to a life insurance muddle and praise for Ballard’s syrup claimed to ease coughs influenza bronchitis and pulmonary trouble amid a buzzing local chatter with unclear details.
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