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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
7
In Belmont chaos, Kerr and Gloria clash with Judge Gilbert and Dr. Hayes over funds and a franchise. The Belmont News turmoil grows as talks stall, loyalties strain, and a key donor forces hard choices amid political and social pressures.
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Wright senses a link between his newspaper and a harsh political victory. Kerr appears unexpectedly in Gilbert's office, fueling plans after the election. He resolves to discuss his absence, seek a buyer for the News, and pursue a new life with Gloria.
Capt Richmond Hobson, incumbent in Alabama's Sixth District, declares readiness to contest the Senate seat now held by Senator Johnston. The fight is framed as a straight clash between Hobson and Johnston with a July primary next year. Hobson outlines policies to modernize navy and education, develop state resources, and return government to the people while opposing liquor interests and electoral corruption. Johnston campaigns on military record and public service, opposing radical reform and supporting local option for liquor. The race centers on military credentials versus reform proposals amid Alabama political tensions.
State Board of Equalization fixed hearing dates July 23 in sixty six counties. Farm land values rose in several counties with Cotton County up thirty three and one third percent to nineteen dollars and twenty one cents per acre. Coal County jumped thirty percent to nine dollars sixty eight cents per acre. Logan and Payne saw large increases while many counties held or modestly raised farm land values.
J. T. Sossaman of The Corneliens in Cornelius, N C endorses a 25 cent arnica salve for a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Ramsey Drug Co promotes the product as recommended.
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