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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement from Mrs. M. Sum a Box W of South Bend Indiana promotes a home remedy. It claims to aid children and adults with urinary and kidney difficulties using “golden globules” and backache relief pills. The notice offers 30 days for $1.00 and guarantees results.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission issues rulings impacting the lumber sector. The actions cover regulatory decisions, compliance requirements, and potential effects on producers and distributors within the state. Formal notices outline enforcement and timelines for adherence.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission transfers a yellow pine lumber overcharge case to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Wakita Coal and Lumber charges Texas Southern Railway misrouting caused excess freight. Oklahoma also reports a Jim Crow complaint from Cody Johnson of Wewoka and amends demurrage rules for livestock and depot charges. The Rock Island protests a switch order at Apache while express and fruit rates are cut.
Guthrie Okla June 26 only 96 of the state’s 153 legislative seats will face a political contest after the August primary. Republicans show weak effort to name candidates in 35 districts and Democrats face no opposition in many. The state election board released preliminary lists with many petitions to be canvassed Monday.
Theodore A. Bell of California was chosen as temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention. No permanent chair chosen. likely candidates include Henry D. Clayton Judson Harmon Joseph Folk and Joseph Bailey. Committee duties set include General secretary Urey Woodson and other posts. meeting attended by Taggart Woodson Sullivan Mack Osborn and others.
Eighty insane patients from St Vincent's in St Louis will be moved by special train to the New Oklahoma insane asylum at Fort Supply, Oklahoma. The transport, with guards and two sleepers, departs at 9 p m and travels via Kansas City and the Santa Fe. I George Wright of Muskogee oversees the transfer with sixteen guards and three women attendants.
An advertisement urges women to try Dr Shoop's Night Cure antiseptic suppositories claiming direct relief for weaknesses. It promotes Book No. 4 for Women with tips and offers free mailing from Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
A Mrs. M Summers of South Bend Indiana promotes a home treatment for rheumatism lumbago sciatica and related pains. The method claims to banish uric acid from blood loosen stiff joints purify the blood and boost overall vitality with no climate change needed. Free proof is offered by writing to Box R South Bend Ind.
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma praises William Jennings Bryan, calling him the greatest citizen who embodies the spirit of American institutions. He likens Bryan to Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln, noting Bryan's trust in the people and steadfast devotion to truth, justice and duty.
Religious sentiment warns that freedom of conscience is endangered by religious formalism. The reflection cites Christ and the Jews to show how traditions can eclipse true divine authority, urging earnest effort to study the Bible so children are rooted in its truths.
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