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Advertisement notes dedication to Ada and the Indian Territory and its people with rates available on application.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
5
Advertisement notes dedication to Ada and the Indian Territory and its people with rates available on application.
Methodist schedule stacks Sunday services at 11 with Sunday School at 9 45 led by Pastor J B McDonald Baptist lists Sunday School 9 45 B U meeting 3 30 and Thursday prayer E A Wesson pastor Presbyterian holds second and fourth Sundays with Sunday School 9 45 A W Williams pastor Christian group notes Sunday School 9 45 and weekly prayer meeting led by O Breeden
The excerpt blends quirky dated phrases about a barbecue tax and a July event with odd observations on weather and language. It mentions a barbecue funded by taxes, a Fourth of July note, warmer days affecting hens, and a curious remark about Ruxsine words. It reads like a fragmented local column or puzzle excerpt.
The Commercial Club expresses approval of the band, showing support and positive sentiment toward the ensemble.
The message hints at a significant occurrence on a forthcoming date described as the "2th" and promises demonstration or proof to follow. It implies confidence in asserting a major display or action to occur publicly.
A man declares that anyone speaking against the barbecue on the 29th is a scoundrel, framing the dispute as a personal insult and public mockery.
A sensational report claims about a thousand Black people fleeing from Indiana to Kentucky amid tensions, declaring the pursued individuals are not opposed to others and implying shifting community attitudes.
The article notes East Main Street’s current development and suggests the area will offer strong business quarters in the coming season with potential for notable growth and activity.
A fragment suggests insulting a debtor as a method to pressure payment, implying that the person will return to settle debts and offer compensation. The text lacks context and clear attribution.
The passage notes that few people now remember Servin’s details while many could once describe its geography and government, contrasting knowledge with a month earlier when most could not even name its continent.
The article argues that while a good man is not always elected, the best candidate can win without opposition. It notes that sometimes the strongest contender, even sole candidate, is chosen for office.
George W. Boston of Dallas made the highest general average at the Comanche big gun shoot on the 4th by breaking 123 of 135 rocks and won the individual medal with a straight 20 blue rocks Ada also carried all honors in the shoots, a source of great satisfaction locally.
Friday night anticipation gave way to a large Saturday gathering as wagon and hack crowds filled the ground with about a thousand attendees. The band improvised entertainment, and despite no provisions, the crowd enjoyed the improvised program.
The community considers funding school buildings and water works. With $12,000 already donated toward the Katy bonus and existing debts and taxes, residents favor bonds but worry about raising levy rates. If valuation gains cover interest and sinking funds, bond issues may proceed. otherwise they favor delay.
Describes facial blemishes in young women as a sign of liver imbalance. Recommends Herbine to cleanse bowels and regulate the liver for a clear complexion. Mentions a 50 cent price at the mentioned source.
A vintage railway ad promotes The Katy Flyer as a modern daily rush train with through sleepers to both north and south. George Morton of G. P. & T. A. M. K. & T. Ry. touts perfect accommodations and excellent service from St. Louis Missouri.
Draggist P Kumpe of Leighton Alabama advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as a children’s tonic. He claims a child vomited and expelled 119 worms after using one bottle, asserting improved digestion, vigor, and health. Clark Drug Co. sells it for 25 cents.
The Ozarks in Missouri and Arkansas report earnest fishing season activity with phenomenal catches daily. For best localities and rates, contact Bryan Snyder Passenger Traffic Manager Frisco System St. Louis.
Mrs M A Jolley of Noble C T endorses Herbine as the perfect liver medicine and blood purifier. The ad notes its liver-regulating effects and malaria resistance, priced 50c at Clark Drug Co, while a separate land notice hints at land allotment and rent losses for citizens and non citizens.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism and various treatments. After using Ballard's Snow Liniment he felt relief from the first application and complete relief after the second. Available at Clark Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
Sprague repairs the famed Hawke’s eye-glasses, restoring their renowned lens clarity and condition for continued use.
When rheumatism strikes the kidneys must be attended to at once to remove uric acid from the blood. Foley's Kidney Cure is promoted as the most effective remedy. K. T. Hopkins of Polar Wis. endorses it after three years of failed treatments. Clark Drug Co.
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