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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

7

Stanfield Livestock Buys Red Durocs for Ada Hog Raiser

The Stanfield Livestock Company of Ada, led by manager Allen Stanfield, contracted for a pair of Red Duroc hogs for a noted hog raiser in Peoria Illinois at a price likely over ten thousand dollars. The hogs, a male and son, are expected in Ada late February as hog raising in Pontotoc county grows.

Stanfield Livestock Company of Ada Allen Stanfield Peoria Illinois Pontotoc County Stanfield Livestock Company Kansas City

Sale Notice in Ada and Center Oklahoma

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Sheriff announces two sheriff's sale foreclosures. First, in Ada two lots Lot 7 and Lot 8 Block 9 Daggs Addition sell Feb 10 1920 to satisfy a 1919 judgment. Minimum bids set at two thirds of 700 and 1100 dollars. Second, Center Lot 3 Block 47 sell Feb 7 1920 to satisfy a 1919 foreclosure judgment plus taxes and costs. Both sales subject to court confirmation.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc A. M. Walker Oliver P. Walker Pontotoc County Oklahoma Said County A. D Daggs Ada District Court Bob Duncan Plina A. Evans B. S. McCleary Lillian F. McCleary Center

No Change Seen in Reservations on Treaty Article 10

Washington reports no change in reservations affecting Article 10 of the League of Nations covenant or the Monroe Doctrine. A peace treaty decision will be sent to the Republicans as Senator Lodge and the abutting committees press toward a compromise on the treaty.

Washington Senon Lodge Mal Otrathc Senator Lodge

Boy Scouts Anniversary Timeline Marks Ten Years

The Boy Scouts of America reach ten years on February 8 with a nationwide celebration titled Universal Good Turn Week. The program lists daily themed activities from Anniversary Day to Home Evening aimed at promoting Scout work across schools and communities.

Boy Scouts of America All America America

Woman Vanishes After Leaving Infant at Day Nursery

A woman registered as Nora Brown from St. Louis with a baby one month to six weeks old left the Commercial Hotel to search for a friend named Buck and never returned. The infant was left at the Day Nursery. authorities traced her to a trunk delivery to Tulsa and continued a search. A separate public notice advertises a private sale of the Willard P. Holmes estate in Oklahoma County with sale details and bidding procedures.

Commercial Hotel Nora Brown St. Louis Buck Tulsa

Stanfield Grocery Expands to Meet Demand in Ada

The Stanfield Grocery Company at 118 East Main, Ada, enlarges its floor area after successive expansions since 1909. It moved from 12th Street in 1913, added a 40 foot extension with a concrete basement, and built a rear 75 by 30 foot warehouse. The firm then leased the neighboring building, merged spaces, and hopes this suffices for now.

Stanfield Grocery Company East Main Stanfield’s Ada 12Th Street

City collects bonds for waterworks project funds

City Commissioner of Finance W. B. Jones reports receipt of 341000 plus 895.63 in interest from city bonds issued to fund waterworks. Of the total 335000 is bond principal, 2750 premium, and 4145.63 accrued interest. Work will resume as weather permits with aim to finish at earliest possible date.

W. B. Jones Jones

Best Cough Remedy Endorsed by Drugists in Cubrun Ky

A Cubrun Kentucky druggist J B Jones says he and his family have used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for seven years and consider it the best cough medicine he has ever known. The piece notes druggists recommend the product due to positive customer feedback.

J. B. Jones Cubrun

Guardianship sale of minor Elizabeth A Holmes property

Guardian B. B. Jennings will privately sell, subject to confirmation, the minor’s one sixth interest in described real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sale set for February 10, 1920 at 10:00 A M at Colcord Building Oklahoma City. Address 1016 Colcord Building. Dated January 15, 1920.

Willard P. Holmes Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Towit Indian Base Meridian B. E. Jennings Colcord Building Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahoma County State of Indian Meridian B. B. Jennings Oklaho City Jan.ennings Elizabeth A. Holmes

Soviet Leaders Move as Plague Flares In Russia

The Soviet government members have fled Moscow after a renewed plague outbreak and relocated to Tver on the Upper Volga, per advices received in Stockholm on January 26.

Vamoose Associated Press Stockholm Moscow Tver Upper Volga

Style as a garment runs out of material at both ends

A concise meditation on fashion noting that style continually exhausts resources on both ends, implying a paradox of originality and constraint in wardrobe design. The reflection frames style as a fickle balance between excess and minimalism, urging practical creativity.

Red Cross to Send Grieving Families Grave Photos

Red Cross chapters announce that every parent or nearest relative of a soldier sailor or marine killed in action or dying overseas will soon receive three grave photographs from the war department and the Red Cross. Graves Registration teams have photographed each identified grave and compiled 75 000 pictures at Red Cross national headquarters in Washington ready for mailing with name rank organization and resting place.

Red Cross War Department Graves Registration Service Army The Washington Department of Communication

Prohibition Referendum Effort Fails in Washington State

Curbs on liquor face signatory shortage as Washington fails to gather enough signatures for a prohibition referendum. News notes New York views on prohibition, U S bank gains, and shifts in wine grape prices amid ban. Prohibition prompts shifts in policing probation work and church sponsored temperance substitutes such as motion picture houses in slums.

State of Washington The Church Temperance Society Episcopal Church In America

Honest Bill Show Secures Rare No Name Creature

William Newton owner of the Honest Bill Show returns from the south with a contract for a rare animal called the No Name. Described as a beaver headed rodent with a mule chin and eighteen inch poison quills, the creature is expected to arrive in Ada in about ten days after Newton paid 2750 dollars.

William Newton Honest Bill Ada Animal Kingdom Africa Newton

Hamon Wins Seventh District Convention Delegates

In Hobart on January 23, Ardmore backer Jake Hamon led a Republican sweep at the Seventh district congressional convention. Hamon won 44 of 69 votes to McGraw's 25, securing two delegates to the Chicago national convention. McGraw’s camp accused Hamon and supporters of vote-buying. Alva McDonald testified about a telegram reference to a $5,000 bank deposit. McGraw remained confident Oklahoma would lean toward his cause despite the setback.

Hobart Jake Hamon Ardmore J. J. McGraw Haman Friends of McGraw Hannon London Hamon McGraw Beckham Ellis Harmon Jackson Washita Custer Kiowa Greer Tillman Roger Mills Lowden Oklahoma Leonard Wood Wood General Wood Hiram Johnson William £. Borah Henry Cabot Lodge League of Nations Wilson C. B. Leedy Arnett Ellis County Leedy Hamnon Walter Thomas Farmers’ National Bank of Elk City McDonald Alva McDonald Thomas Jake Lawton Jim Harris John Appleby Harry Filstrap Appleby H. L. Vogle Snyden Kiowa County Frank Waddell Putnam Dewey County C. R. Strong Clinton Custer County Zack Pryse Mangum Greer County Fred L. Hoyt Onega W. G. Roe Frederick Tillman County Church

Prohibition Campaign to Reach South America

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union announced an international push from Evansville headquarters to Uruguay next month. The prohibition drive will extend to South America with Uruguay as the first stop and local headquarters to be set up.

Chicago South America Women’s Christian Temperance Union International Evanston, Ill Uruguay

Rheumatism Relief Claim From Swift Specific Co

An advertisement argues rheumatism is caused by a blood germ and promotes S. S. as a long used remedy. It cites testimonials and invites readers to send for personal treatment guidance to the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co Department 43 Atlanta.

Ss. S. S Swift Specific Co At-Anta

To the Dyspeptic find relief with Chamberlains Tablets

The notice promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles claiming others have recovered and can eat any food they crave. The ad urges readers to try the tablets for improved health and digestion.

Chamberlain

Ottawa Man Guilty of Criminal Assault

Miami Oklahoma January 23 Fred Hallmark Tar River Oklahoma found guilty by a district court jury of criminal attack in the second degree on a prominent Tar River woman Judge C S Fullerton to pronounce sentence Saturday Penalty ranges from one to 15 years in the state prison

Miami Okla Fred Hallmark Tar River Oklahoma District Court C. S. Fullerton

Government Fights Influenza Bill Adopted by Senate

The senate adopted a measure providing 500000 dollars for the public health service to combat influenza. The action was reported from Washington on January 26.

Washington Public Health Service Senate

Doyle Says Heaven Has Alcohol Says League Lets It Fail

A quip contrasts Conan Doyle with the Anti-Saloon League noting alcohol in heaven would not last if the league arrived. The remark frames temperance as a debate on sacred versus social order.

Conan Doyle Anti-Saloon League

Auctioneer Contact for Sale Ad and Odd Quote

If you need an auctioneer phone 595 or write William Esser Box 712 Ada. An ambitious school teacher hopes to rise in status until earning a salary equal to the janitor.

William Esser Mr. Farmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Co. F. Green Ada, Oklahoma Heh Juice Medicine Co Gwin & Mays Drug CO Boy Scouts Order Starfield's Grocery ITV New York New York Evening Mail Kellogg Products Company Buffalo, N. Y United Breweries Company Anna A. Gordon Julia Deane Union Signal England Boston San Francisco Adee Poincare France Amon Mpgraw Ford OF Man Supreme Council of Knights of Columbus Ottawa Shriners Liberty Theater City Auditorium William Ball el Reno India Temple Akbar Temple George W. Clark George W. Spencer Rabban Samuel A. Calhoun Edwin P. Gallup Edwin de Oklahoma State Bank C. H. Rives H. P. Reich Joe Stafford L. A. Ellison H. J. Huddleston Main and Townsend, Ada, Okla
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