Union Hill Notices and Local Gatherings Chronicle
Frankie Ann reports on Ada visits and social events in Union Hill including Mrs. Wade Brandon hosting A Tilley family members, Gus Adams and Charlie Tilley visits, and social guests Floy, Bessie, Lillie Floy, and Lee Dodg. The column notes rain relief, illness of Evert Simpson, and a surge of candidates after rainfall.
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Frankie Ann
Charlie Kreiger
Ada
Lee Dodgin
Gus Adams
Wade Brandon
A. T. Tilley
J. G. Taylor
Charlie
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Ada Reader
Ada citizens testify to quick relief from kidney disease with Doan's Kidney Pills. Adolph Ridel of Ada reports lasting relief from dull ache, loins pain, and sharp kidney pains after using Doan's from G M Ramsey Drug Store. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's. 27 x of Farms Loans See Carlton Weaver.
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Dean
Ada
Adolph Ridel
S. Sixteenth St
Okla
Doan
G. M. Ramsey Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Indians Not Dying Out in Oklahoma Counties
Government report shows 17 deaths and 18 births for Cheyenne and Arapaho in the Sager Agency during the year ending July 30, 1909, including Custer and Washita counties. For the year ending June 30, 1910 there were 18 deaths and 19 births. Despite claims of rapid decline the population appears to be increasing in these counties.
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Colony
Seger Agency
Custer
Wachita
Washita
Egypt Happenings and Ada Social Roundup
The Moss boys left for Kansas last Monday. Chas Nail returned from Francis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Abe Martin were Ada visitors Sunday. Newt South visits his brother G A South. Prof Priest visited home folks at Ada Saturday and Sunday. Earl Turley of Ada called on friends Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs T Jones of Colbert visited the Euria Jones Glennie family. Grace and Guy Griffiths were visiting at Ada Saturday. T B Gregory and C T Palmer went to Holdenville Thursday. The Floyds and Vaden families visited Ada Sunday. Floyd South and friends attended a Konawa picnic last Thursday. Miss Maud and Roxie South and Andrew Reed and Floyd South attended church at Ada Sunday. Wylie Darwin celebrated his 21st birthday with an ice cream social Saturday night. A good time was reported by those present.
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Abe Martin
Ada
Mr. Newt
South
G. A. South
Prof
Priest
Earl Turley
J. R. Floyd
S. P. Vaden
Floyd South
Hermon Binion
Walter Floyd
Willie Carwin
Konawa
Wylie Darwin
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promise Health Boost
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for weakness languor and various ailments. It claims sugar coated pills transform energy and improve digestion with a 25 cent price at G M Ramsey’s.
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Dr. King
G. M. Ramsey’s
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as earth’s greatest healer for injuries from wrecks and everyday ailments. It claims quick relief for burns boils sores eczema chapped skin and eyes with a 25 cent price at G. M. Ramsey’s.
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G. M. Ramsey’s
Youngest Hobo Found on Eastbound Train Passage
The Calvin News reports a four year old boy found hanging beneath a passenger car. He said he aimed to visit his uncle Ned, a preacher in Mc Alester, and admitted being a repeat hobo. His mother is dead and his father left him among strangers before being sent back to Holdenville.
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Calvin News
McAlester
Ned
Holdenville
Pontotoc County Attorney to Prosecute in Garvin
Robt Wimbish the Pontotoc County attorney has been engaged to prosecute the slayer of Will Collins former Wynnewood city marshal Charlie Litchfield the man who had served as Wynnewood marshal will face state prosecution in Garvin County Wimbish is noted for his murder case record and brings a state level reputation to the case
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Robt
Wimbish
Will Collins
Wynnewood
Collin
Charlie Litchfield
Board of Regents
Blackwell
A. S. Wyly
Tahlequah
Scott Glenn
Shawnee
J. A. Menefee
E. D. Cameron
State Normal Schools
Champion Tennis Players Tie In Local Match
Messrs. Epperson and Curry, the champion tennis players, found no opponents and played a singles game yesterday afternoon. The evenly matched contest ended in a tie after an entire afternoon of play, suggesting would be challengers practice to give them a worthwhile game.
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Dally
Epperson
Curry
Texas Peach Crop Rotting in Eastern Orchards
Advices from Eastern Texas peach orchards indicate a large portion of the state’s record crop is rotting on the trees or in packing cases while awaiting shipment. Railroads are reportedly unable to provide enough refrigerator cars to handle the volume.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Evangels take needed rest amid revival week
Saturday brought a pause in the great revival as evangelists Hendrick and Carter rest after a strenuous summer. Sunday starts the last week with Hendrick preaching on the Sin of Saul at 3 30 PM for men only. evening sermon titled The Knock at the Door. The Divinity of Christ was the theme last night. Christ shown as indispensable and historically established. Prof T B Liner returns home from Allen. his summer classes praised by students. Bud Gregg cites Col Leslie Ross poised to win Lawton County votes.
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Hendrick
Carter
Saul
Christ
Bud” Gregg
Col
Leslie Ross
Lawton
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Union Hill
Willie Selph
Lillie Floyd
Bessie Tilley
Evert Simpson
Floy
Nellie Goodwin
Luther
Claud Brandon
Clarence Brandon
Mabel Adams
Early
Adams
Carlton Weaver
Egypt
Moss Boys
Kansas
Chas. Nail
Francis
Maud
Roxie South
Messrs
Andrew Reed
Ada Sun
Chapman
Pontotoc County
Garvin
T. B. Liner
Allen
Guthrie, Okla
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
R. H. Wilson
W. T. Ross
Som Roberts
B. F. Brown
R. R. Champion
State Normals
Judge Rose
J. A.menefee
Taylor
State Examiner
State Auditor
Chamberlain
J. J. McAlester
Sledge Lumber Co
Ada, Oklaho
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