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Advertising rates furnished on application. Devoted to the best interests of Ada and the Indiana Territory and her people.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
4
Advertising rates furnished on application. Devoted to the best interests of Ada and the Indiana Territory and her people.
A brief classified notice offers cash at 41.00 per year and mentions The 29th as the date or event. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a promotional or subscription context and a specific due or event referenced by the numbers 41.00 and 29.
The piece notes Ada may draw 10000 visitors on the 29th for the Picnic with Ada residents and guests listed by name. It highlights local social views on equality, upcoming Commercial Club meeting, and travel plans of W E Moore and family. Also mentions residents purchasing exclusive rights to a certain venture and potential interruptions from a nearby postmaster.
Referees Hosea Townsend and others notify Chickasaw Nation Choctaw Indians and Green McCurtain County that land in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, near Roff, will be condemned by St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad for station grounds and tracks. Land areas totaling several parcels and acres are listed with precise boundaries. Hearing set for July 11, with adjournment possible, to determine compensation and damages.
Okemah builds a handsome hotel while Muskogee reports counterfeit currency circulating. Tahlequah hosts a thriving Cherokee Summer Normal and a new college site is planned. Pawhuska deputy marshal John B. Jones was killed by Ed Lyles last week. Indian Territory crime in the Southern district shows a decline. Lots bought at auction may be paid on appraisement terms. Okemah and McDermott clash over townsite incorporation. Judge Raymond authorizes both. Creek Townsite Commission to be abolished, fueling speculation on Chickasaw and Choctaw commissions. A street quarrel at Hartshorne ends in death for Mrs. Hart. husbands with pistols wounded others. The combatants were longtime neighbors and miners.
A reporter attended a Jesse picnic Tuesday with abundant fare including red lemonade and spring chicken. Jesse defeated Owl in a baseball game with speeches by Rev. Davis and Hon. C. J. Skeen. A Sons and Daughters Confederacy camp formed. A Socialists picnic at Hird featured dancing and an Indian ball game and a rousing speech by Mr. Richey of Girard Kan.
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