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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
6
The Ada News Co. announces Patton and Weaver as proprietors in a brief postal notice. Language notes the Ada post office entry and second class mail status dated May 10.
The Ada official paper describes advertising rates on application and charges one dollar per year in cash. The issue is dated Thursday January 29 1903 and proclaims devotion to the town Indian Territory and its people.
A fragmented notice sets fees for mayor recorder and assessor positions, collector and assessor at 3.00, commissioner at 0.00, aldermen at 2.50, and scavenger at 2.00 with no charge for adding names on tickets.
Germany urges Venezuela to act decisively amid mounting tensions. Officials insist on prompt steps to deescalate and address regional concerns while warning against delaying actions that could worsen the standoff.
A community group calls for a mass meeting to decide on priorities and conduct a discussion about the upcoming primary. Organizers urge turnout to shape local direction and future actions.
A local guide argues that majority rule is the proper method for electing officers and that a primary election is the necessary step to achieve that system.
A reader urges action on a town cow seen as a nuisance to ornamental trees outside. The writer suggests capturing or housing the animal as a solution to protect the yard and prevent further damage.
The piece argues against minority rule in city offices and supports mass participation via a primary election. It advocates a direct vote by the broader public to choose city leaders and invites readers to rally through the News to organize a mass meeting.
A Choctaw politician J B Jackson travels through the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations urging full bloods to abandon homes and migrate to Mexico promising abundant joys. Reported by a reliable source as part of a St. Louis land syndicate plan to buy large Mexican tracts at high prices, with Jackson to take a share. Indians are urged to stay home and rely on annuities for independence.
Lt. M. T. Stephenson buys the Vance property on the 13th. Lt. Mr. DeWitt Sneed of Rock-Tex accepts a position with W. C. Rollow and rents Pa Vance property from Mr. Ste am as his wife will arrive next week. Pink Conn's family from Me QO. T. visits the city this Saturday.
Mrs Johnson Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and received quick relief after a surgeon reset it. Her son praised Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and soreness and urged others to use it. For sale by Clark Drug Co.
Wanted men learn barber trade through practical course with free work expert instruction lectures and tools. Wages provided Saturdays board included and a free catalogue mailed. Molar Barber College St Louis.
The cough signaling croup is well known to mothers and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is universally approved for rapid treatment. Do not waste time with untested remedies, use this medicine as directed and croup will quickly disappear sold at Vlark Drug Co.
A reader from Ata Mo reports severe stomach trouble lasting a year improved after using Herbine prescribed by Dr J W Mary. The testimonial claims faster appetite energy strength and vigor, with relief from chills and debility. Clark Drug Co sells the remedy at fifty cents a bottle.
The piece notes tributes from crowned heads and wealthy men to DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. H Williams of San Antonio Texas praises the pills as the best for his family and recommends them to all. Claims include curing constipation biliousness sick headache torpid liver jaundice malaria and other liver troubles. F M Holley and Clark Drug Co.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ballard's Hore hobed and unclear actions to stop a e04 and remove the cause of evolds. It cites prices like 83e 63e and 109 dollars per bettie at Clarx Drag Co, but details are obscured.
The text advises that worry is useless for uncontrollable causes and urges action for controllable ones. It promotes Chamverisin's Doug Remedy to prevent pneumonia fears during a cold and claims no danger when used, with sales through Clary Drug Co.
Miss Mionie Guest accompanies her uncle J. L. C. Guest to his Duncan home for an extended stay. A large boy at Mr Spangler’s is mentioned in the fragment.
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