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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

3

Lands Rush Surges as Removal of Restrictions Plays Out

In Muskogee and nearby towns the removal of restrictions on eastern Oklahoma lands leads to a cautious start. Indian and Black sellers pool parcels, drive up prices, and extract double bids while buyers tally only 174 deeds in Muskogee county. In Tulsa and McAlester buyers anticipate a two to three week surge with large investments and merchants already feeling gains.

Muskogee County Tulsa Okla McAlester Pittsburg

Ratliff Sets Democratic Record for Re election Bid

Edgar S Ratliff submits a factual re election statement from Pontotoc and Seminole Counties outlining his half term service and democracy driven rationale for a second term He highlights committee work in Oklahoma Legislature including revision and codification laws public printing emergency county government and anti nepotism measures He cites savings on statute publication and bills aiding laborers farmers and horse and cattle owners Endorsed by Democrats of Seminole and Pontotoc Counties for August 4 voting day.

Ratliff Mr. Ratliff Sid Tor’ Fens Feradh Efor Sion Odes Seminole Pontotoc First Oklahoma Daniel_ Webster Rathitt Alberey Haskell Hatchett-Ratiff Wm. Tabor Garvin County Edgar Ratliff

Protective public stance on infant industries and roads talk

A column of quoted editorials and comments argues for protective measures by citizens against budding industries. It covers road building via convict labor, freight costs passing to consumers, and praise for good roads. Oklahoma voices advocate model roadways and better drainage to reduce costs.

Oklahoma Existenc Vinita

Machine saluted by guards before vanishing into park

A strange machine fled toward a park entrance as uniformed men saluted and onlookers gathered. People speculated about the event as the object disappeared and others watched the skies for a reaction.

Memorial of W. T. Morgan A Confederate veteran

W. T. Morgan known as Uncle Buck dies at 64 after 40 years on his Kentucky farm. Born in Graves County, he served under General Price in the Civil War and helped organize the local I O O F lodge. Survivors include an aged wife and two sons and two daughters.

Jno. A. Morgan Ada Morgan W. T. Morgan Uncle Buck County Mr. Morgan Graves Co Price Odd Fellows Charleston Federation OF Labor, Sion Hibbard Banner

Large Ardmore Gathering Boosts Labor Support

Governor Haskell Senator Gore and Commissioner Love head a State Federation of Labor event in Ardmore Okla with 300 delegates and 3000 affiliated members. Speakers praised nonpartisan aims while referencing the Denver platform and labor relations.

C. N. Haskell T. P. Gore Jack Love State Federation of Labor Haskell Gore Denver Labor Ardmore Okla

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