Daily notes strong presence in Roff andAda region
Monday’s Daily lists F L Norton in Roff F R Laird in the cit and Constable Lillard in Ada. L J Little visits Gainesville and J M Barber of Bebee is in town. Miss Minna Godehard returns from Sanders Kan and Miss Namnon Noble comes home to Madill. F L Montgomery from Sherman Business League touts Grayson realty. O M Murray of Calvin closes real estate deals. Miss Lottie McNair returns to Fredonia Kan after visiting her father I McNair. T F Smith of Ardmore returns from visit with Sheriff Tom Smith. Justice Brown binds Kilrain Willett for horse theft. Ed Hazlewood escapes road gang. officers seek him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barber
Bebee
Minna Godehard
Sanders
Kan
Nts
Namnon Noble
W. C. Duncan
Madill
F. L. Montgomery
Sherman Business League
Grayson County
O. M. Murray
Calvin
Lottie McNair
Fredonia
I. McNair
Justice Brown
Kilrain Willett
Bob Ford
Tom Grayson
Ada Voters Registrations Large White Electors Dominate
Ada voters eligible for the coming elections number six hundred forty-one, mostly white, with ward registrations: 1 has 207, 2 has 74, 3 has 165, 4 has 195. About 200 residents did not register, affecting Taft’s presidential chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
United States
Local licenses issued for several marriages this week
County court clerk F C Sims issued licenses to wed for Jasper May and Ada Hawkins, J S Austin and C E Reed, Haskell Huddleston and Ethel Pendleton, R S Hallman and Bertha Ledbetter, Fah Fulsome and Addie Yates, plus W R Atkins and Hattie Rogers. Nearby notes recount a fishing and hunting visit by Frank Jackson and companions to H H Moss on Boggy and Jack Fork creeks with a six pound catfish tale and squirrel hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Sims
Jasper May
Coalgate
Ada Hawkins
Frisco
J. S. Austin
C. E. Reed
Stonewall
Haskell Huddleston
Ethel Pendleton
Ada
R.S. Hallman
Bertha Ledbetter
Ahloso
Fah Fulsome
Addie Yates
Sasakwa
Hattie Rogers
Lula
Austin
Hallman
John A. Bryan
Frank Jackson
Estelle McClure
H. H. Moss
Rhody
Jack Fork Creek
Uncle Frank
Frank
Daughters and grandchildren of Bryan guests of Mrs. Bryan's parents
The Bryan family relatives from Sherman visit Mrs. Bryan's parents Mrs. W. T. Cox and sister Mrs. Will Neathery. The Maccabees plan an ice cream supper on W. L. Reed's vacant lot beside the Airdome and invite all to attend. Mrs. F. W. Meaders and Jessie Bartley will visit Ladonia, Texas. George Cole heads to Tupelo to operate a canning factory amid abundant tomato crops. T. J. Phillips and Douglas Lassiter discuss upcoming season business as Ada Compress Co. host. Undertaker J. E. Hurrie moves to Norman, Oklahoma with family to follow. crops are described as the finest he has seen with high cotton yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
D. P. Cone
Racine
Wis
Dr. Shoops Drag Co
Ida Bolen
Pontotoc
Miss
Mre
A. H. Chapman
Sulphur Springs
Tex
George Truitt
Maurine
Will Tom
Rockwall
Dexter Smith
Lancaster
Townsend and Main
Bro. Kilgore
First Methodist Church
Lozier
O. G. Robison
Ada
Robison
Fatty” Coffman
13Th Street
Esteve Torbet
Ardmore
W. C. Duncan
Dorothy
Ndon Frisco
Sherman
Mrs. Bryan
W. T. Cox
Will Neathery
Ladies of the Maccabees
W. L. Reed
Airdome
F. W. Meaders
Jessie Bartley
Ladonia
Daily News
Frank
T. J. Phillips
Ada Compress Co
Texas
Katy
Douglas Lassiter
Ada Concern
J. E. Hurrie
Ada Hardware Co
L. T. Walters
I. M. Jackson Furniture Co
Norman
Okla
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised With Reward
The notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, claiming it cures catarrh through blood and mucous action. It offers 100 dollars for any case it cannot cure and lists testimonials, with sales through Druggists at 75 cents. Also mentions Mrs. T. J. Chambless and daughter traveling through Ada toward Maud, Oklahoma to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
T. J. Chambless
Miss Fawn
Ada
Maud
Okla
Visit with Mrs Dun can's sister dm Madill
A brief note mentions a few days visit with Mrs Dun can's sister dm Madill and Haraway. It praises Adam's leading absence and congratulates Ed on obtaining a responsible position.
Freight Train Stop Request Sent Between Sheriff Offices
A message from the sheriff at this place to the sheriff at Madill directed to stop the freight train. The communication reflects inter-county coordination over rail safety procedures.
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Madill
Mrs Canaday Dies After Fifty Day Affliction
Mrs Canaday dies after a fifty day illness. Funeral services set for this afternoon at Center at four. She leaves a husband and no children.
Pioneer Improvement Work Continues at Ada Plant
In Ada a phase of Pioneer Telephone Co work goes on with twelve to fifteen men overhauling and repairing facilities alongside the regular crew. The project aims to modernize lines, improve service, and speed up maintenance response in the area.
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Ada
Pioneer Telephone Co
Investment pitch touts Teal and vacant lots as safe, appreciating
The message claims Teal is the sole solid investment and that purchasing one of the available vacant lots guarantees a safe, value-growing asset. It emphasizes daily increases in value and financial security for buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Norton
Roff
F. R. Laird of
Constable Lillard
Francis
L. J. Little
Gainesville
T. F. Smith
Sheriff Tom Smith
J. E
Louis Rosenfield
Tupelo
Shirley
I, Okla
Geo. H. Phillips
Sahinsi
Fool Smith
Ark
Cantwell
Mr. Cantwell
Hazlewood
D. E. Price
Centralioma
Fitzhugh
Pope of Brass
Nick
Bryan
George Cole
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Ruth and
Bradfield Bryan Leavitt
Dr. Hall
Ada S. M. Shaw
Canaday
Hardin & Blanks
Ada Nat’! Bank
R. E. Haynes
First National Bank of Ada
Pres
H. T. Douglas, V. P
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