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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
4
The notice records that material is entered at the Westoffice in Ada by J. 1. as second-class mail matter on May 10, Bol.
Attorney Johnson vows to prosecute all holders of over 3200 acres of Chickasaw land as part of a push toward allotment. Backing from supporters may speed local reforms and curb selfish interests delaying the nation’s development. Valley News notes such enforcement has broad moral support. The rest discusses infant disease cures with Chamberlains remedy and clarifies a previous Broad way Hash Foundry article referencing the Commercial Hotel at 12th and Broadway.
Ada I T July 17 writes Judge White urging the mayors of Chickasaw Nation towns to meet soon in Sulphur Springs to form a permanent association. The letter argues for united action to secure beneficial legislation as towns begin paying for town lots and notes Congress has not represented five hundred thousand in Indian Territory.
H T Drury Ada mayor endorses Chickasaw Nation meeting and urges Ardmore official H W Ditch to issue a call for a gathering soon in Sulphur Springs. Letter expresses respectful support for a regional assembly in Indian Territory.
L W Spaulding of Verona Missouri reports his mother aged seventy six improved immediately after using Kodoi for indigestion. He says she now eats anything she wants and keeps a bottle handy. The remedy is described as resting the stomach and strengthening the body by aiding digestion.
At the bride’s mother home Wednesday evening the marriage of E F Skerritt of Temple Texas and Josephine Smith of Ada was performed by Rev J N Williams. Only family attended and a wedding supper followed before the couple departed on a southbound train for Sulphur to begin life in Temple Texas.
A brief note extols outdoor activity for children during vacation and warns against accidents. It promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a rapid pain reliever for cuts and wounds, citing D. B. Johnson of Swift Texas who calls it the best remedy. Anticipates counterfeit products and advertises F. Z. Holley.
Prof. D F Eagleton English professor at Sherman Texas based Austin College toured Ada on Tuesday night with former student Rev Jnc A Williams. He aims to recruit students and praised the region's opportunities and growth. Free samples of Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets advertised at Clark Drug Co noting easier intake and no constipation.
The Ladies Aid Society invites the public to a moonlight lawn fete next Tuesday evening on Mr. Floyd’s grassy plot at 13th St and Rennie Ave. No admission fee. Refreshments and attractions will be provided for an enjoyable event.
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas endured six years of severe diarrhoea with repeated relapses and high medical costs. She finally used Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after seeing an advertisement and one bottle cured her. For sale by Clark Drug Co. Mr A W Sanders of Thurber Texas visits his parents this week.
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