Mrs Flatt 71 Gains 25 Pounds on Tanlac
Mrs. Juan Flatt of El Paso Texas says Tanlac improved her long standing stomach issues heart pain and breathing. She reports regained appetite sleep relief and no more headaches after using four bottles and plans to continue recommending it. Tanlac sold by Gwin & Mays Drug Co Ada and other druggists.
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Juan Flatt
Hadlock Street
el Paso
Texas
Tanlac
Ada
Gwin & Mays Drug Company
Trade Between Cuba and U S Growing
The AP reports rising Cuba US trade from 196 million in 1913 to 445 million last year. Cuba leads Western Hemisphere nations in trade with the United States, which bought 75 percent of Cuba exports and supplied 76 percent of its imports. Trade is expected to grow further this year.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
United States
National Foreign Trade Council of the
Cincinnati
Per Capita Payments for Five Native Nations Proposed
Washington reports an Indian appropriation bill of about $11 million agreed in conference. It includes $200 per capita for the Choctaws and Chickasaws totaling $5.2 million, $100 per capita for the Seminoles totaling $300,000, plus final payments to Creek Indians $2.5 million and Cherokees $150,000. Additional items authorize land sale to Oklahoma for a game preserve, fund Oklahoma public schools, support Cherokee orphan school, fund education and home purchases for Mississippi Choctaws, and allow Osage funds to be deposited in banks in Oklahoma.
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Washington
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Public Schools
Cherokee Orphan School
Treasury
Mississippi
Prohibition Dominates Ohio Election Prospects
Ohio voters face a bitter contest over statewide prohibition and a federal amendment ratification. The wets push a constitutional amendment for state wide prohibition while shaping a legislature to back federal prohibition. Governor Cox is seen as a likely Democrat candidate against Republican Frank Willis with prior contest history.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Supreme Court
Wets
James M. Cox
Frank Willis
Willis
Cox
Verses by a Pontotoc County Soldier Boy
A wartime letter from Camp Travis Texas to a child friend Leota Gaar describes battlefield dreams and a favorite sunny smile. The poem praises goodness beauty and a child’s influence amid hospital stay and war. Eugene Atkinson signs the verse from Camp Travis.
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Pontotoc County
Leota Gaar
Sunshine Girl
Eugene Atkinson
Camp Travis
Texas
Origin of Market Gardener and Historical Notes
A compact extract notes that market gardener derives from marsh gardener per John Evelyn 1693 translation. It cites publishers Gillyflower and Partridge and Lord Capell Tewksbury. The item also mentions London wires totals and quotes Beecher on battlefields, ending with a prompt to buy adding machine paper.
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John Evelyn
de la Quintingne
Matthew Gillyflower
James Partridge
Lord Capell
Tewksbury
Swamp Root Endorsement From Red Cross Pharmacy
A Red Cross Pharmacy in Leavenworth Kansas endorses Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a reliable kidney liver and bladder medicine after eight years of sale and satisfaction The letter dated August 11 1917 from Byron W Schroider Cor Third and Shawnee Streets Leavenworth invites readers to obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder noting availability at drug stores.
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Kilmer
RED Cross Pharmacy
Byron W. Schroider
Cor
Third and
Shawnee Sts
Leavenworth, Kansas
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ada Evening News
Medical Men Seek Cause of Trench Fever
London reports a British American medical commission cautions trench fever and shell shock are major war time medical problems. they note trench fever may be spread by body lice with cases from 1915 and growing in trenches bases and supply lines. discussion centers on transmission by lice to humans or by lice to lice.
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Associated Press
London
France
W C W Ada Camp No 568 Meets Tuesday Evenings
W C W Ada Camp No 568 meets every Tuesday night at 7:80 o clock in the I O O F Hall. Hugh Bennett and C G Otto Stone serve as officers with the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. W. Ada Camp
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hugh Bennett
Otto Stone
Ada Lodge No 1276 BPO Elks Regular Meetings
B P O B Ada Lodge No 1276 holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Mondays each month. H P Reich serves as Exalted Ruler and E R E 8 Haraway is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Lodge
John Thrasher
H. P. Reich
Haraway
Ses
O E Chapter 78 Meeting Notes
Minutes reference chapter 78 with citation to council meetings on Thursday. Mrs Menner and G G Bradford appear as organizers or officers in the unnamed body.
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O.E
I. O. O. F Ada Lodge Meeting Notice
I. O. O. F. Ada Lodge No. 146 holds regular meetings every Thursday night. Frank Arnett is N. G. H. C. Evans serves as Sec’y.
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I. O.O. F. Ada.Lodge No
Frank Arnett
N. G
H. C. Evans
Sec’y
Local Democratic Primary Candidates Named for District and County Posts
The News lists Democratic candidates for district and county offices subject to the primary. Declared are Arden L. Bullock for District Judge Wayne Wadlington for County Attorney D W Swaffar for County Treasurer Bob Duncan for Sheriff re election Nick Heard for County Tax Assessor Milton Garner for County Clerk O J Lee for County Weigher re election Orel Busby for County Judge re election J O Cowart for County Commissioner 1st District W H Brumley for County Commissioner 1st District re election R Moss J I Laughlin W B Selfridge for 2nd District County Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Duncan
Nick Heard
Milton Garner
O. J. Lee
Orel Busby
J. O. Cowart
W. H. Brumley
Roland Rooms Open to Public Patrons Sought
The Roland Rooms will remain open to the public and continued patronage from friends is appreciated by Mrs S L Roland in a brief notice dated April 10.
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Roland
S. L. Roland
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Arthur B. Reeve
Charles A. Logue
Doris Kenyon
Sheldon Lewis
Arline Pretty
Mahlon Mamilton
Hearst-Pathe
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Ada Title & Trust Co
R. C. Freeney
P. A. Norris
Burris D. Horton
W. J. Horton
B. C. Harbert
J. K. Strickland
F. W. Nordean
Daily Thought
Amiett
Adv
Fred Carmelo Comedy Co
William Fox
George Walsh
Jack Spurlock
Prodigal
Saturday Evening Post
U. S
W. A. Banks Fixer
Furnis
Robt
H. Gregory
Broadway
10Th Sts
Ada, Okla
Sunshine
Beecher
Nagle the Tailor
S. Broadway
Snow White
M. J. Phillips
East Main
Miller Bros
von Tress Hotel
West Main St
B. H. McCulley
Wil
J. L .Barringer
Osage Cotton Oil Company
Dorsey
Oie
Apply News Office
Aea
Ada News. Com
Bebane Cotton Seed
W. E. Walker
Ford Car
Cal
West Main
Underwood
W. D. Little
Belmont
N. P. Dodge & Co
Omaha
Neb
McKinley
Finley
Phaqne
Catherine
Isham L. Cummings
M. & PF Bank
DR. E. B. Adams
Dentist
E. Main
M. & P. Bank
Okla
T. H. Granger
Granger
Granger& Granger Dentists Tee
Rollow’s Corner
F. O. Sims
Surance
J. W. Shelton & CO. and Undertakers
East Main St
Ada Okla
D. Faust M. L
Lewis
Office Ce
Faust
Hospital
Renee
F. R. Laird
First National Bank
N. B. Ruhl
M. D
ADA Eclectic
Aldrich Building
Townsend Streets
C. A. Thomas
Office
T. Blankenship & CO
Acne
Modern Auto Uipment
Res
B. F
Morrison & Cooper Praoctors
CHIRO
12Th St
McCulley
Restau
East Main Street
M. J. Payuicini
Jackson Bros
Ada Ie & Cold Storage Co
Lodge Directory
A. F
A. M
Royal Aves Masons
E. A. McMillan
Ada Commandery No. 16
Templar Masons
C.G. Bradfod
E.C F
Arden L. Bullock
Wayne Wadlington
D. W. Swaffar
R. Moss J. I Laughlin
W. B. Selfridge
Santee
Henry F. Bibb
W. H. Brents
John Ward
Berlin
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