Mitchell Katz Dies After Illness In Ada
Mitchell Katz died about 11 o clock Friday at the home of Co. M. Chauncey after appendicitis followed by Thursday operation. His brother in Oklahoma City reached him before death. His father B. Katz will decide burial in St. Louis or San Antonio. He came to Ada five years ago with L. Rosenfield to open Grand Leader store and later helped buy the De Soto theatre. His steady habits and promising future were noted by friends.
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Mitchell Katz
Co. M. Chauncey
Oklahoma City
B. Katz
Laredo
Tex
St. Louis
San Antonio
Ada
L. Rosenfield
Grand Leader
Charley Chauncey
de Soto Theatre
Stanley Visits Ada a Second Time
R. A. Stanley, candidate for congressman from the Fourth district, visited Ada again. He expressed satisfaction with his prospects and campaign progress. He noted people growing aware of key regional issues, especially Indian tribal funds to be distributed per capita if elected. He impressed Pontotoc County residents.
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R. H. Stanley
Stanley
Pontotoc County
Lindsey Seeks District Clerk Vote Endorsed by Former Candidate
A former candidate urges support for Lindsey in the District Clerk race, urging voters to back her candidacy. The message is a political appeal framed as a call to vote for Lindsey in the district clerk election.
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Lindsey
Fundamental land restrictions upheld in Choctaw Chickasaw cases
In Muskogee Oklahoma on July 18 Judge R E Campbell ruled that federal policy ties restrictions to land, not individuals. He said heirs of living allottees may sell surplus land only under one four one three and five year terms, affecting Choctaw Chickasaw freedmen and their forty acre allotments.
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Muskogee
Oklo
United States
R. E Campbell
State Game Warden Doolin Reports Funding Gains
The State Game Warden's Department reports funds drawn from March 18, 1911 to July 18, 1912 totaling $67,000, with $12,522.10 remaining in the game propagation fund. Expenditures include $5,171.50 for pheasants and eggs and $1,232.38 for pheasants and fish. The department earned $67,700 for the year, well above costs, and Dr. Ligon proposes two new fish hatcheries funded by the department’s stakes.
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Game Department
Doolin
State Game
Chamberlain's Liniment Best for Soreness and Rheumatic Pain
For soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury Chamberlains Liniment offers relief. The product also relieves rheumatic pains and is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Court Admits State Secretary Limits on Initiative Petitions
Oklahoma City July 16 The supreme court heard that the secretary of state can rule only on petition form not on fraud evidence tied to signatures in the Akin bill appeal. Bartholomew argued the secretary cannot “behind the returns” and that forged signatures should not alter form validity. Justice Williams pressed for the secretary’s right to weigh handwriting testimony.
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Oklahoma City
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
J. B. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Justice Williams
Secreary
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Quick Relief in Ada Oklahoma
Ada readers report rapid aid from Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache. Mrs. S T Williams of 119 West Thirteenth Street credits the remedy with a complete cure after kidneys were out of order and pain caused much suffering. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York distributes as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Ada
S. T. Wiliams
W. Thirteenth Street
Okla
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Doan
Funeral Services for Mitchell Katz by Elks Held Sunday
At 3 o'clock Sunday the Elks conducted the funeral for Mitchell Katz at C. M. Chauncey's home. Judge T. D. McKeown gave a strong address. The body then went to Frisco Station for burial in St Louis, with Ben Katz and L. Rogenfield accompanying. The death shocks his family.
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Elks
Mitchell Katz
C. M. Chauncey
The
T. D. McKeown
Frisco
St. Louis
Ben Katz
Laredo
L. Rogenfield
Leprosy in the United States survey summarized
A Public Health Service led survey, reviewed in the Journal of the American Medical Association, reports 146 US cases of leprosy, including 40 new cases in 1911, with 275 lepers found previously. most cases originated domestically or from foreign birth. Still, political notes follow about Prince Victor Napoleon’s fifty birthday and Napoleonic prospects in Brussels.
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United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
District of Columbia
Public Health Service
France
Brussels
Victor Napoleon
Napoleon IV
Clementine
Belgium
King Leopold
Farmers Co operative Gin Elects Directors
Promoters of the farmers co operative gin held a Saturday meeting and appointed J B Stewart J R Bevels Wallace Daggs A M Adams and G W Black as directors. A directors meeting will be held immediately to study the matter further.
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Farmers Co-Operative Gin
Farmers Cooperative Gin
J. B. Stewart
J. R. Bevels
Wallace Daggs
A. M. Adams
G. W. Black
TWO GIG GRAIN CROPS AT FITZHUGH
Henry Young reports strong threshing in Fitzhugh with his machine at A K Ellards. Ellard threshes 1280 bushels of wheat at 32 bushels per acre and 1208 bushels of oats at 60 per acre. Young tests oats at 36 pounds per bushel. Also records include a 1008 1 2 bushel oat run from 1 PM to 6 30 PM and W H Matthews threshing 1186 bushels of wheat at 22 per acre and 1532 oats at 39 per acre.
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Henry Young
Fitzhugh
A. K. Ellard
Mr. Ellard
Young
Mr. Young
W. H. Matthews
Mortgage offer from A F Cowling in Stonewall Oklahoma
A. F. Cowling advertises a ready loan with a first mortgage and a clear abstract. He promises low interest for five years with no delay and immediate funds. The contact is Stonewall Oklahoma.
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A. F. Cowling
Stonewall
Okla
Snow Liniment Eases Stitches in the Back Pain
If you work bent or stooping you may suffer a back stitch and strained muscles. Ballard's Snow Liniment offers quick relief with strong penetrating power. Prices are 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle and Ramsey Drug Co sells it.
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Ballard
Ramsey Drug Co
Ada News asks readers to subscribe for timely home updates
The Ada News urges subscriptions to stay informed about local events and offers a club deal with the Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News for one year. The package costs $1.75 and promises three papers a week for the whole family.
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Ada News
Dallas
Farm News
Democratic Campaign Committee Named By Gov Wilson
Gov. Wilson names the Democratic campaign committee for the presidential race. It includes National Committee chair William F. McCombs and 15 other members from across states plus Senator Gore of Oklahoma and several other lawmakers. First meeting planned to form subcommittees including advisory press and finance panels.
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Oregon
National Committee
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
James A. O’gorman
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Maine
Albert S. Burleson
Texas
William G. McAdoo
New York City
McCombs
United States
A Standpatter's Opinion on Roosevelt's Sidelining
The Taft loyalists view the Roosevelt setback at the national convention as a duty to the country and party. They acknowledge Roosevelt was a menacing figure with unmatched publicity and prestige during his White House tenure, doubting another such demagogue will emerge.
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Taft
Roosevelt
White House
McAlester
Open air and sunlight for health and beauty
The text advises housewives to get daily outdoor exposure and keep digestion in order with Chamberlain's Tablets when needed. It claims this leads to health and beauty and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Lindsey for District Clerk Campaign Message
A campaign note urges voters to support Lindsey for the District Clerk office. The brief promotes diligent and efficient service as the main selling point.
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Lindsey
Republicans File Only Seven Electors
Oklahoma City July 19 Ben W. Riley secretary of the State election board received a telephone message from James A. Harris chair man of the republican State central committee who has just returned from the east asking for a statement of the situation as regards republican electors Under Secretary Riley ruling the republicans can not have more than seven electors on the ballot at the general election as none have filed to be voted on at the primary in the First Second and Fifth districts Harris gave no intimation as to whether any action would be taken in regard to the matter.
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Oklahoma City
Ben W. Riley
State Election Board
James A. Harris
Republican State Central Committee
East
Riley
Harris
Hhprine advertised as liver tonic cleanses bowels
An old advertisement touts HHPRINE as a liver stimulant stomach toner and bowel purifier. It claims health benefits and lists a price of 50 cents while noting availability for purchase.
Rexall Sarsaprilla Tonic Promotion at Local Store
The Rexall Store at Gwin Mayo Drug Co 121 W Main St markets Rexall Sarsaprilla Tonic as a spring blood purifier. It promises health benefits for tired blood from seasonal changes and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help. 128 doses priced at $1.00, with in-store product details available.
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Rexall
Gwin Mayo Drug Co
Main St
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Mart Walsh
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Akin
Romé
Rome
Julius Caesar
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