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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

8

Ada pays $20 for each Chickasaw Choctaw citizen

Ada reports $20 per enrollee paid to 27,230 Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians totaling about $544,600 with a nationwide schedule to follow. Col Dickson heads the paying party with clerks and interpreters at Ada before moving to Stonewall and other towns.

Chas. H. Dickson Uncle Sam Ada Timie Chickasaw St. Louis Col. Dickson Treasury Col Muskogee Stonewall Tishomingo Wapanucka Coalgate Calvin McAlester Wilburton Kiowa Atoka Caddo Durant Boswell Hugo Towson Idabel Antlers Tushkohoma Talihina Poteau Howe Spiro Kinta Stigler Choctaws Oklahoma

Hearst Declines Independence Ticket Candidacy

William Randolph Hearst, arriving from Europe, says he cannot be a candidate for the presidency and has given his word to not run. He notes prior sentiment favored a third ticket and is unsure about any current indorsement of the Republican or Democratic candidates.

New York William Randolph Hearst Europe Independence Hearst Independence Party Outarie Okla C. N. Haskell Logan County West Prairie Oil and Gas Company Oklahoma Secretary of the Interior Prairie Company

Kodol Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments

An advertisement stating Kodol will help anyone with stomach disorders and should be used for a short time to achieve complete relief. The product is sold by Crescent Drug Store and F. Z. Holley, Proprietor.

Crescent Drug Store F. Z. Holley

Loans on land in Oklahoma fund shows 1498 loans approved

Guthrie Oklahoma July statistics from the school land loan department report show 3034 loan applications for farm loans 977 rejected or withdrawn Andrea 1 200 260 in loans completed and 512 in progress totaling about 1 840 000. Counties Kiowa Comanche Custer Stephens Garfield Tillman Jackson Logan Roger Mills Noble Dewey Kingfisher Beckham Grant have full apportionments. Average loan amount 1222 with about 250000 monthly average.

Guthrie Okla Indian Territory School Land Loan Department Oklahoma Kiowa Comanche Custer Stephens Garfield Tillman Jackson Logan Roger Mills Noble Dewey Kingfisher Beckham Grant

Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Ad Endsorsement

Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York declares Dr Kings New Life Pills just exactly right after years use. The advertisement claims relief from constipation biliousness and malaria with no discomfort and lists price 25 cents at F Z Holley s Ramsey s Drug Stores.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville N. Y F. Z. Holley Ramsey's

Guthrie Court Hears Organ Grinder Versus Governor Claim

A courtroom at Guthrie July 27 hears a street organ grinder claim as having equal rights in a case to Governor Hackell.

Guthrie Oklo Hackell

Candidate Tom Smith Praised for Corporation Commissioner Bid

An advertisement extols Tom Smith as a well trained candidate for the Democratic nomination as Corporation Commissioner. It notes his business experience and years directing Muskogee traffic during his tenure in Oklahoma and prior service with the Pacific.

Tom Smith

Convention Prep After Independence Party Ratifies Plans

Chicago reports the Independence National Committee ratified temporary organization plans for the party, naming William R Hearst as temporary chairman W A DeFord as secretary and Frank Brust as sergeant at arms. State delegation HQs listed for Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Indiana Kansas Mississippi Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire New York New Jersey Oklahoma Rhode Island Texas Vermont.

Chicago Independence National Committee William R. Hearst New York W. A. DeFord Frank Brust Illinois States Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Indiana Kansas Missippi Massachusetts Maine New Hamphrie New Jersey Oklahoma Rhode Island Texas Vermont

Independence League Nominates Forbes and Graves for President and VP

Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts won the presidency nomination by the Independence League after three ballots at Chicago. John Temple Graves of Georgia secured the vice presidency nomination, while William R. Hearst blocked his supporters from nominating him.

Chicago Ill Thomas L. Hisgen Massachusetts John Temple Graves Georgia William R. Hearst

Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised by Chapel Hill Resident

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve calling it the best salve the world affords. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and reliably heals every sore burn or wound. Available for 25 cents at F Z Volley’s and Ramsey’s Drug.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C F. Z. Volley Ramsey

New Discovery Heals Coughs and Lung Ailments

Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for long standing throat lung and chest troubles. She says it relieves symptoms endured by other treatments and expects full health with continued use. Available at local drug stores F Z Holley and Ramsey’s with trial bottle free.

F. Z. Holley’s Ramsey’s

Gould Named Oklahoma State Geologist

Prof. G. N. Gould was elected state geologist by the geologist survey board at a salary of 2500 dollars annually. L. L. Hutchinson heads the eastern division in Muskogee, Pierce Larkins leads the southern division in Ardmore, and D. W. Chern directs the northern division in Tulsa.

A Contented Woman and Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad

An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for aches pains cuts burns rheumatism neuralgia and muscle soreness with bottles priced at 25 50 and 100 cents and sold by local merchants.

Ballard Ramsey Drug Store

Legal notices to Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen liens

By act of May 29 1908 authorized to bring suits within 60 days for professional services against Choctaw Freedmen and Chickasaw in the Court of Claims Washington D C. Judgments recovered were liens on individual allotments. Suits filed June 24 1908 numbered 30192 and 30193. Robert Vy Best Washington D C Joseph P Mullen

Robert Vy, Best

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Roosevelt Haskell Thisistate Eufaula Harjo Heap Independence League Gould Washington, D. C Joseph P. Mullen Douglas Harris Crystal Ice Ice Cream Co W. H. Parks Prop Tom Hope
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