Ada News Advertising Rates Notice
Public notice lists advertising rates and terms for Ada News published in Ada Indian Territory with filing at the post office on May 10 1901.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
3
Public notice lists advertising rates and terms for Ada News published in Ada Indian Territory with filing at the post office on May 10 1901.
The editor condemns Judge Raymond for arrest threats over placing Old Glory at half mast on July 4. The piece mocks officials, cites a local revival, notes 80 conversions, and disparages Secretary Hitchcock while calling for flag respect and pro-American sentiment amid Oklahoma turmoil.
The Muskogee Phoenix expresses hope that Judge Townsend will not perform a parachute act while Judge Clayton or Judge Gill avoid dangerous stunts to demonstrate they remain in contact with their official duties. It suggests safer ways to keep the public informed without sensational exhibitions.
Thursday morning at 10:00 o clock Ada business men filled the tabernacle for a large revival led by Dr. Rippey of the local Methodist church. The sermon urged moral priorities over worldly gain and urged citizens to support railroad boosters and the city’s growth plans.
Friday night a South McAlester service featured Captain McKinnon sharing his Christian experience and urging sinners to reform. Dr Rippey offered a prayer praising Captain McKinnon for maintaining Christian character and service despite Dawes Commission ties.
I McNair was observed stepping off the Katy at noon today with motives unclear. Some say he visited Kanana City while others doubt this, noting he would have used the Frisco road if it were true. He appeared sober and did not seem to be intoxicated, implying curiosity about riding a train that arrived on time.
A Kansas user from Hutchinson reports Ballard's Horehound Syrup eases coughs colds and bronchial issues after five years of use in her family. The notice promotes the remedy and lists Clark Drug Co as the seller.
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