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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

2

Oklahoma Blue Sky Law Takes Effect in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City reports the 63 laws from the last legislature take effect after ninety days, including Senate Bill 135 the blue sky law. A new commission composed of the Secretary of State State Auditor and Bank Commissioner will oversee stock selling firms with Lewis Terry named secretary to begin July 1. The amended compensation act also becomes effective with higher benefits shorter waiting periods and strengthened provisions.

Oklahoma City Senate House Kansas Corporation Commission Secretary of State Lewis Terry Hobart Oklahoma

Backyard Poultryman Uses Rabbits for Food and Profit

A suburban poultry keeper built a 12 by 18 foot hen house in 1914 for under $100 with concrete floors and multiple pens. He raised Belgian hares for meat, using weeds and grass clippings as feed, and fed does a small amount of oats. He reports rabbits as the main profit source while his poultry paid only expenses, supplying fresh meat and eggs for his family.

Aladdin United States Department of Agriculture Plymouth

Legislative bills and house measures list

A long OCR style list covers Senate bills from 247 to 360 on topics including flag desecration scholarships legal notices and birth records. It also details House bills 21 26 106 114 116 149 155 165 178 198 203 221 225 246 251 287 308 309 324 381 383 and 403 touching hospitals stray stock construction taxation and education.

Houseill Board of Affairs Mayes

Provision delayed to 1929 with June 27 referendum

The measure does not take effect until January 1, 1929 but its期限 expires June 27, potentially altered by a referendum.

Loss of Appetite and Digestive Rest Guidance

The piece advises that a temporary loss of appetite is not serious. It suggests spacing meals by at least five hours, eating only what is craved, and daily outdoor exercise. If constipation causes the loss of appetite, Chamberlains Tablets are recommended as a remedy.

France warns Germany over Poland crisis note

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau has warned Germany that any unofficial support for movements against Polish authority in Posen and West Prussia will be met with strict accountability by the German government.

France Germany Poland Paris Clemensceau Posen West Prussia

Boro Zone Antiseptic Promoted for Wounds Emergency Use

Surgeons emphasize prompt antiseptic treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds. The ad touts Boro Zone as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast, with prices 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 sold by Bart Smith.

Bart Smith Adv

Craven Son Matthew Paul Arrives Safely in United States

Mrs. S E Craven reports her son Matthew Paul Craven has reached the United States and is in good health and spirits.

S. E. Craven Matthew Paul Craven United States

Memorial exercises honor Pontotoc County soldiers

On the Normal campus a Memorial day program for Pontotoc County soldiers will begin at 2:30 PM with music by the band, prayer by Rev. C C Morris, song Tenting Tonight, roll call of fallen county servicemen led by Robert Wimbish, taps, and an address by General Roy Hoffman. Families of the fallen are invited to attend and participate.

Pontotoc County C. C. Morris Sband Robert Wimbish Taps Roy Hoffman

Calotabs touted for liver cleansing and mood lift

An advertisement promises Calotabs will purify the liver and system with one bedtime tab. It claims no taste or unpleasant effects, a morning boost, and a money back guarantee from the druggist. Calotabs sell in sealed packages for thirty five cents at all drugstores.

Minnie Philpot’s Long Battle With Chronic Pain in Gonzales

Mrs. Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas recounts a five year struggle with a left side pain that shot to her shoulder and back. She describes severe weakness and nearly being unable to stand or perform housework as her stomach deteriorated and head ache persisted.

Gonzales Tex Minnie Philpot

State Tax Revenue Shows Eleven Million Total

Oklahoma income tax receipts reach 11 205 131 42 with June second payments totaling 4 282 056 24 and first quarter figures from March at 6 328 112 19. April and May delinquent payments added 594 962 99. Collections reflect 49 500 returns and 16 500 second payments filed with the revenue collector. Notice of Sheriff sale forecloses on Ross properties in Pontotoc County for multiple deeds and mortgage amounts totaling over 50 000 with interest and attorney fees.

Oklahoma District Court of Pontotoc Couny George W. Byers Commercial National Bank of Sherman Texas Southwest National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City Cottonseed Products Company Roff Oil & Cotton Company Ross Pontotoc

German General Groener Tenders Resignation

Berlin June 26 General Groener successor to Hindenburg as German chief of staff has tendered resignation to President Ebert. He will stay at his post until the eastern provinces situation is more settled.

Berlin Groener Field Marshal von Hindenburg Ebert

Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine used by customers. The copy claims consistent favorable opinion and urges trial when colic or diarrhoea occurs.

Williams returns from Oakland after funeral of brother’s wife

R. D. Williams traveled to Oakland to attend the funeral of his brother’s wife who died this week, returning afterward.

R. D. Williams Oakland

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Goody-Land Wrigleys Mrs. Cloer Department of High School Inspection State University R. H. Wilson Wilson C. W. Turner Corporaton Commission States Marketing Commission Commission Board of Equalization Europe Hunt Medford A. B. Richards Oa WY Lao INC Sherman Colored Agricultural and Mechanical College Bartlesville Gwin & Mays Drug CO Pontotog County Cardus Commercial National Bank of Chamberlain
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