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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1907

Page

3

Weaver Ferris Fight Over Fifth District Nomination

Oklahoma City June 28 Claude Weaver of Pauls Valley contests the Fifth district nomination citing 113 votes to 115 for Scott Ferris with 28 contested ballots from Cleveland Pottawatomie and McClain. Ferris claims 296th ballot 115 votes and says he is the nominee. The matter may go to the state election board or a primary.

Oklahoma City Oklo Claude Weaver Pauls Valley State Election Board Weaver Scott Ferris Lawton Cleveland Pottawatomie McClain Ferris Gainesville Texas University Congressman Onvy Texas R. E. L. Knight Dallas Missouri Okla Hobart Tonisht Rominzsm Fifth Congressional District Comanche Tilman Jackson Kiowa McLain Grady

Government finally pays Garfield funeral expenses

William R. Speare, a veteran undertaker, reveals the government had not paid Garfield funeral costs for 26 years. After Congress funded the funeral, a treasury commission investigated bills and required receipted receipts. Heirs will comply and the bill will be paid.

Garfield Congress Secretary of the Treasury Speare

Best Medicine in the for Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy

Mr. C C L Carter of Skirum Alabama praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best in the world. He recounts severe attacks and says half a bottle cured him, noting he feels like a new man. Sold by G M Ramsey.

Chamberlain Cc. L. Carter Skirum Ala G. M. Ramsey

Republicans refuse to participate in Murray conference

Guthrie Oklahoma June 28 The Republican committee named by state chairman Jake Hammon met all day to prepare a statement criticizing the constitutional convention gerrymander. They decided to take no part in the July 12 conference and will publish a statement Sunday morning outlining their reasons for abstaining.

Guthrie Okla Republican Committee Jake Hamnon Murray

The Doctor Away from Home When Most Needed

Patients fear finding their family physician away during cramps colic and cholera morbus. Prompt treatment with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can save lives. keep a bottle at home. Sold by G. M. Ramsey.

G. M. Ramsey

Reducing the Temperature on Hudson Ice Boating Skating

Leslie Niblack in Guthrie Leader covers plate matter on skating and ice boating on the Hudson River. The piece hints at weather theory and political analogy, suggesting Niblack aims to ease heat in Oklahoma or shift focus from a brewing Democratic dispute.

Leslie Niblack Guthrie Hudson River Niblack Oklahoma Harmony

Congress man Sheppard Seeks Red River Navigation Start

Paris Texas June 28 Congressman Morris Sheppard is in town gathering data on Red River tonnage for the upcoming district engineer report. He meets with Secretary Ragland Captain Wright and plans to visit Fort Towson to interview George Harvey who runs a lumber steamboat on the river.

Paris Texas Morris Sheppard Red River Ragland Board of Trade S. J. Wright Fort Towson I. T George S. Harvey Fulton Ark Cairo Ames Shovel and Tool Company Lyons Iowa Archer City Sheppard

Herbine Liver Regulator Praised in Fort Worth Ad

An old advertisement touts Herbine as a liver regulator and cure for constipation and liver complaints. A Fort Worth Texas reader claims it improved her family's health, with the product sold by G. M. Ramsey.

Fort Worth Texas G. M. Ramsey

Hopeful deadlock at Fifth District congressional convention

Hobart Okla June 26 The convention to nominate a congress candidate from the Fifth district is hopelessly deadlocked after 250 ballots. Claude Weaver began with 74 votes and still has them while 115 are needed. Sam Massingale of Cordell is next with 68 votes.

Hobart Okla Fifth Claude Weaver Sam Massingale Cordell

The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Benefit

The passage extols a plain woman as possessing admired qualities and claims Electric Bitters restore weak women, give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth skin, and a beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at G. M. Remsey's Druggist for 50 cents.

G. M. Remsey’s

Douglas Prospects Rise in Republican Slate

Judge W. C. Raymond, a leading Republican figure in the territory, prepares his nomination slate for party selections and is likely to name Clarence B. Douglas, an attache of the Muskogee Phoenix, as one of the two legislature candidates.

Douglas W. C. Raymond Clarence B. Douglas Muskogee Raymond

Remarkable healing tale from Port Byron patient

Amos F. King of Port Byron New York claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a leg sore he had suffered with for over 80 years. He says he is now 85 and endorses the remedy as guaranteed to heal all sores, offered by G M Ramsey, Druggist, for 25 cents.

Port Byron N. Y Amos F. King Bucklen G. M. Ramsey

French Wigmaker Andre Autard Critiques Rockefeller Tax

Andre Autard, a Paris wigmaker for John D. Rockefeller, calls the last wig tax sharp practice. He recalls his London apprenticeship where a boss cut pay for not speaking Dutch, illustrating biased treatment in labor.

Andre Autard John D. Rockefeller Paris Mr. Rockefeller M. Autard London

Memorable Day and Dr King Brand Purifiers

A nostalgic note recalls the day of meeting Dr King s New Life Pills advertised at Ramsey s Drug Store. The pills are described as painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness and improve health and profit.

Dr. King Ramsey

Falsity of Quack Claims

Senator Hale denounces long speeches as ineffective and compares them to quack claims. He cites overheard quacks boasting that treating all patients gratis has doubled their receipts, illustrating the deceit of grandiose promises.

Hale

Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed For Pain Relief

All the world knows Ballard's Snow Liniment has no rival for rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains lumbago and pains. Buy it try it and you will always use it. Trial bottle offered with prices 25c 59c and 1.00.

Ballard G. M. Ramsey

Neighborly Question Backfires Over Mrs Brown’s Age

Mrs Smith asks her son to learn Mrs Brown’s age from across the street. The boy returns with the reply that Mrs Brown says it is none of your business how old she is.

Postmaster Endorses Remedy in Cherryvale

F. M. Hamilton, Cherryvale postmaster, also sells general goods and patent medicines. He says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is standard in his line and never fails to give satisfaction, adding they could hardly afford to be without it, for sale by G. M. Ramsey.

F. M. Hamilton Cherryvale Ind Chamberlain G. M. Ramsey

Approved Father's Choice

A well known New York family sister is married and has a little girl adored by aunts. When the child tires of auntly advice, she replies that she is grateful her father married the sister he did. The incident stems from a row of well meaning but nosy aunts.

New York New York Times

Quote about talent and purpose

A concise maxim asserts that possessing little talent paired with noble purpose is preferable to having great talent without any purpose. It emphasizes moral aims over sheer ability.

Shooting in Black Bottoms ends with wife in jail

Tom Thomas was shot in the neck by his wife Mary after a domestic quarrel at 5 30 PM Friday. Mary surrendered to the United States marshal and faces charges as Tom lies wounded but likely to recover. The narrative notes the couple’s past as orderly workers with the Frierson Bros cotton firm.

Tom Thomas Black Bottoms Mary Tom Dora Rhodes Dora’s United States Marshal’s Office Frierson Bros

Women Dress Like Men In England Says Argonaut

Harper's Weekly notes fashion trend as young English women adopt riding coats caps breeches and boots attracting attention. A London tale shows a woman asking for Wareham and a rider’s reply. The piece ends with a moral line about serving Christ.

England London Wareham

Young Rockefeller’s Cleveland Trip Shocks Rail Liners

John D. Rockefeller Jr. travels with his party from New York to Cleveland. The son pays porters and staff modestly, tipping 50 cents per section and totaling 6.70 for breakfast for eighteen, with dining car rates noted as unusually low.

Cleveland Ohio Mr. Rockefeller Pullman Trust Rockefeller New York Russell Sage John D., Jr

Secretary Straus to Lead Largest Immigration Tour

Washington June 28. Secretary Straus of the department of commerce and labor and Mrs. Straus will depart Saturday on an extensive two month trip. He will visit all major stations of the department across the northern western and southern regions.

Hawaiian Islands Montreal Vancouver San Francisco Honolulu Straus Lighthouse Service Washington Department of Commerce and Labor

M D and G Extension Work Moves South and North

William Kenefick of Kansas City arrives in Denison with engineers to survey red river low grade as Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf extends from Dustin to Calvin Texas by 1908. He plans surveys in Sherman and Beaumont and sails to France in July returning in August for further construction and financing.

Kenefick France Wagoner Pittsburg Kansas Dustin Texas Calvin, I . T Denison

Strikers in Ugly Mood On Oklahoma Central Line

About 150 Black workers on the Oklahoma Central railway at Lehigh to Chickasha have struck demanding back pay of more than three months. They have purchased firearms at Blanchard and threaten commissary agents. The carrier has been able to raise funds to pay wages.

Chickasha I. T Oklahoma Central Line Blanchard Oklahoma Central Lehigh

The Only Women Who Bear More Than Wives

A witty remark contrasts burdens on married women with those borne by single women, implying independence and resilience in those not married. The line emphasizes social expectations and gender roles in personal responsibility.

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W. H. Hussey Secrtary the Tribune Muskogee County New State Tribune William R. Speare Taker Govern Ment RED River Navigation Corr Negro Spouze Galveston New Orleans Charleston South Carolina Harper’s Weekly Christ Young Rockefeller Strauss West Calvin Soir Farm and Rancuh Farrm and Ranch Southwest OM Roberts Department of “Farmers’ Organizations Farm and Ranch Home Builder Farm and Stock Journal Farm and Ranch Pub. CO Dallas, Texas Holland’s Magazine
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