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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
The notice promotes opening a bank account with a small deposit and emphasizes the benefits of possession of a bank book. It mentions Governor Byrd and President F. C. Harris in a general promotional context.
Carlton Weaver of the Second Ward explains why Ada city council relet the paving contract to Shelby Downard at the original bid after considering a lower offer. He cites timely work, avoided injunction risk, and a year’s delay relief, saving about four months and $14,000 for property owners while honoring Downard funding.
The Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised as the most successful medicine for bowel complaints. It is claimed to relieve pain and suffering and save lives for both children and adults, and is sold by all dealers.
A. B. Yeager, the Democrat's business manager, left for Dallas Mineral Wells Weatherford and Silvester Texas to spend a couple of weeks visiting relatives.
R. P. Price, a practical farmer, delivered four sizeable onions weighing about a pound each to the News office on Saturday. He notes these are not the best he has raised.
James 2 Jeffries arrived in Oakland with wife and entourage after a brutal defeat. He refused visitors and avoids press, his injured face and nearly closed eye draw sympathy. Mrs. Jeffries says the outcome was as expected while Jeffries maintains silence about factors leading to the loss.
A black man described as tall and dark assaulted a white woman at Alderson mining town and then attacked a farmer's wife two miles west. Authorities, including city Krebs and Alderson officers with a posse, chase the suspect amid rain and a storm after a child assault earlier near the city.
The Abernathy brothers Louis and Temple rode from Oklahoma to New York to greet ex President Roosevelt and left for home today in a run about automobile. Marshall Abernathy accompanied the youngsters in their touring car and they called on Roosevelt in his office to bid him goodbye.
Gov Sanders is declared elected to the U S Senate by a joint session of the Louisiana General Assembly in Baton Rouge. The election fills the seat left vacant by Senator McEnery's death and is expected to lead Sanders to resign the governorship before Congress convenes in December.
A brief medical remedy notice touts Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle stimulant for the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headache, with sale through all dealers.
James Jeffries and Jack Johnson together earned 322412 from the Reno bout and related engagements. Jeffries collected 191812 including picture money and pre fight gate receipts. Johnson will profit from post fight appearances with multiple weeks ahead.
Oklahoma wheat harvest boosts state market prices with top graded grain hitting 1.06 a bushel in Kansas City and St Louis. Oats acreage and yield described as record high, while cotton demand affected by southeastern rains and corn growth benefits from recent showers.
Farmer D M Faulkner petitions Oklahoma Corporation Commission to force Iron Mountain railroad to discharge the Fort Gibson ticket agent who refused to sell a Mason bound ticket and allegedly backed by an auditor threat for extra fare. Also mentions Davis stock yard water, Weleetka stand pipe for fire protection, and a Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets ad.
Colorado Springs July 6 P J Cardigan an able seaman and placer miner says he climbed Mount McKinley and found copper tube and records left by Dr Cook to prove his first ascent John R Bradley Dr Cooks former backer calls the tale plausible for investigation Dr Gallaher eye ear nose and throat specialist will be in Ada at Hotel Harris the 2nd and 4th Mondays each month glasses fitted
At Bennett's School House in the county's southwest, Judge Glasco faced a hostile Socialist mob during his campaign. With Democratic aid from the audience he escaped unharmed while denouncing Socialist tenets and exposing alleged endorsements by Clark and quotes from Rebel.
Dr I A Yandell of Farris Oklahoma travels to Stratford to hold a religious discussion with Rev C Stetson. The debate series starts Monday the 11th and runs through the week with large congregations expected daily in open air to stay cool. Rev Vanderlig Baptist and Rev Stetson Christian lead the talks.
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