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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1914

Page

3

Storm kills spectators at Sallisaw picnic as Gore ends speech

A severe rain and electrical storm struck the Sallisaw Oklahoma grounds during Senator Gore’s talk. A lightning bolt destroyed a refreshment stand where 100 sheltered, killing two immediately and injuring many. About 3,000 people were present. Several named locals and officials were among the injured or unscathed. The two dead are Hooper McKeel and John Stewart. others at risk include George Martin and Albert Peters.

Fort Smith Ark Sallisaw Thomas P. Gore Hooper McKeel Sam McKeel Jesse Harrell Harrison Brewer Boyce McKeel Alonzo McKeel Brun Senator Gore Sidney Suggs Ardmore Robert L. Williams John H. Pitchford Tahlequah

A and M Encampment at Ada Opens July 14

The A and M encampment at Ada begins July 14 and runs five days under a tent seating 2500. It features 17 lectures and demonstrations on domestic science, agriculture, engineering, dairy, horticulture, and more with free morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Educational exhibits, moving pictures, and separate programs for men women boys and girls are planned. Citizens urged to attend and recruit others to fill the tent.

Ada

Assassination Plot Averted at Herr Mansion

Pittsburg on July 3 a thwarted dynamite attack targeted E M Herr the Westinghouse president and head of his mansion. Robert Miller was possibly fatally shot by a man interrupted during a bomb plot. Herr’s home and person were guarded as he declined to discuss the matter fearing obstruction of justice.

Pittsburg E. M. Herr Westinghouse Company

Simmons Liver Purifier Promotes Gentle Liver Care

Nothing better for the Liver. Simmons Liver Purifier is the ideal liver medicine, because it contains no minerals. While it is thorough in action it is mild and pleasant to take. Price 50. Ask your druggist.

Simmons

Colorado Contractor Fatally Shoots Doctor in Wray

D c Funk, a prominent contractor, surrendered after entering Dr Earl McGill's office in Wray Colorado and fatally shooting the physician. Funk charged McGill with being too attentive to his wife Mrs Funk.

Colorado Wray Colo D. c

Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy Confection Ad

A vintage advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy that expels intestinal worms in children. It claims a sick child with fever, coated tongue, stomach pain, diarrhea, and sleep disturbances can be cured by this product available at drugstores.

Pour Druggist

Montana Mayor Shoots Miner in Butte Arena

Butte July 4 Physicians attending Trilantala the miner shot by Mayor Louis Duncan report serious but likely recoverable injuries. Duncan wounded after defending a dispute within the Western Federation of Miners. Lantala demanded deportation of a man and attacked when refused. Miners fear further trouble as tensions rise.

Butte Trilantala Louis Duncan Duncan Lantala Western Federation of Miners

McGees Baby Elixir Promoted for Heat Sickness

An advertisement touts McGees Baby Elixir as a remedy for feverish babies affected by hot weather and bowel disorders. It claims to reduce fever, correct stomach issues, and check diarrhea. Sold by Ramsey Drug Co. with bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents.

McGee’s Ramsey Drug Co

Rain covers county with widespread showers

The Thursday rain soaked a large portion of the county with reports from multiple towns including Roff Fitzhugh Tupelo Stonewall Pickett Ada Francis Oakman and beyond. Observers say the widespread rainfall should boost corn prospects despite limited totals in some areas.

A. L. Bullock E. L. Rucker Roff L. M. Overton Fitzhugh J. D. Lasater Katy Tupelo Stonewall J. W. Whipple Pickett Dr. Hartman Francis and Oakman Ada

Herbine advertised as remedy for inactive liver

An 19th century ad promotes Herbine as a cure for torpid liver and related disorders. It claims to cleanse impurities, strengthen the liver, and purify the bowels, with a price of 50 cents sold by Ramsey Drug Company.

Ramsey Drug Co Ramsey Drug Company

Pentotoc County School Officers Hold Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Pentotoc county school officers was held at the courthouse with discussions on the new school law and board duties led by Sept Melton. Supt. Wilson was expected to speak but was absent. The text also notes an ad for Ballard's Snow Liniment and a local note that Roff voted to close pool halls.

Pentotoc County Court House Melton Supt. Wilson Roff Roff, Ok

Jennings and Williams Meet in Ada Campaign Stop

Ada visitors Judge T D McKeown M B Donaghey and Leslie Maxey attended the Konawa Picnic date unknown. Al Jennings faced Judge R L Williams for the first time as Williams delivered his voters address and denied charges of editorial support from the Oklahoman and rough language toward Miss Kate Bernard.

T. D. McKeown M. B. Donaghey Leslie Maxey Ada Konawa al Jennings R. L. Williams Jennings Williams The Oklahoman Kate Bernard Miss Bernard

Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Promises Health

Sallow complexion is due to a torpid liver. Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine purifies and strengthens the liver regulates the bowels sweetens the breath and restores the ruddy hue of health to the cheeks. Price 25 cents per package. Sold by Gwin and Mays Drug Co.

M. A. Simmon Gwin & Mays Drug Co

Postal Department Reports First Surplus Since 1883

Washington reports the Post Office Department shows a surplus for the year ending July 1 1913 of 3 800 000 on 352 000 000 in transactions. Officials estimate the 1914 year will also show a surplus though balancing will take months due to remittances. Also promotes Hunt's Cure with money back guarantee for skin diseases at 50 cents.

Washington Grover Cleveland Post Office Department

Gas surge reported at MacThwaite No 2 well

The MacThwaite well No 2 penetrated the gas sand Saturday afternoon yielding a largely increased gas flow. Estimates vary but the drill may move down to the second sand about 75 to 100 feet below the first, where most flow was found in the prior well. Three state school presidents named Oklahoma City July 2. G W Austin Wagoner will lead Chickasha Girls School W C Canterbury Marietta takes Southeastern Normal Durant M Barrett named president at Claremore University Preparatory School.

MacThwaite Oklahoma City State Board of Education G. W. Austin Wagoner J. B. Eskridge Chickasha W.C. Canterbury Marietta E. D. Murdaugh Southeastern Normal Durant 9. M. Barrett The University J. H. Bays Claremore

Henry Kendall Fund Reaches $100000 Milestone in Tulsa

Henry Kendall College in Tulsa confirms the full $100000 fund raised on time with large gifts from E R Kemp Tulsa Mrs Mary Copley Thaw Pittsburg Harry K Thaw’s mother A A Hyde Wichita Joe Bartles Degney and George C Priestly Bartlesville. The funds enable a public park on two blocks in front of the campus and a later campaign for a science hall and president residence.

Henry Kendall Tulsa Henry Kendall College E. R. Kemp Mary Copley Thaw Pittsburg Harry K. Thaw A. A. Hyde Wichita Kan Joe Bartles Degney George C. Priestly Bartlesville

Plague Update From New Orleans As Rats Are Targeted

New Orleans on July 6 reports no new plague cases and a continued rat-killing drive by Dr. Blues force. City resumes normal condition as the situation stabilizes.

New Orleans Dr. Blue

Tulsa visitor Gahagan Wimbish visits hometown

Gahagan Wimbish arrives from Tulsa to spend time with his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wimbish during a family visit.

Gahagan Wimbish Tulsa Mrs J. W. Wimbish

Don’t Mistake the Cause Kidney Pain Ada Testimony

Ada resident Mrs. D. E. Price reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She notes a family member’s backache improved and recommends the remedy taken as directed. Price 50c at dealers.

D. E. Price 15Th St Ada Okla Dean Doan

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