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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
5
Ada residents travel to the Stonewall picnic for campaign activity. Local politicians including Summers Hardy, Dr. Frank P. Davis, and S. P. Freeling make speeches or seek support. Farmers report rain, harvests, and crop prospects across Ellis, Dallas, and surrounding counties.
Ramsey Drug Co backs Dodson's Liver Tone with an iron clad refund guarantee of 50c if dissatisfied. Seven of America's highest priced physicians reviewed the vegetable liquid and declare it superior and harmless compared with calomel. The remedy relieves constipation biliousness and sluggish liver without pain or after effects and fits normal duties.
Notice to owners Sarah Nolitubby D M Kerr Tobe Nolitubby Ella Nolitubby and Robison Nolitubby that the NE quarter of SE quarter of section 16 township 4 north range 8 east in Pontotoc County Oklahoma was sold for delinquent taxes on September 6 1910. Tax Sale Certificate No 354 was issued September 20 1910 and unless redemption within sixty days after service a tax deed will be issued.
The Husanian endorses Judge Hardy for the supreme bench noting his long district tenure in Hugo and high reputation as one of Oklahoma’s ablest judges. Supporters cite his character and qualifications and urge Democratic voters to consider his candidacy for a high court position.
The national weekly weather bulletin says heavy local showers east of the Mississippi improved the outlook for cotton. Early planted crops are in good condition, while Texas suffers from moisture shortage in later plantings. boll weevils increase in several sections. southern truck regions see rains aiding late crops, but early crops elsewhere are short.
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