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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

2

Swaffar Seeks County Clerk Seat on Record and Merit

Ada Oklahoma July 27 1914 candidate 1th&éw D W Swaffar appeals to Pontotoc County voters explaining why he seeks County Clerk by two years of proven work in the Register of Deeds office. He cites revenue generated 11886.40 to treasurer and argues consolidation with the Clerk’s office would save salaries. He emphasizes experience in titles liens and county government and asks for support August 4th.

Ada Okla Pontotoc County Register of Deeds Office Paign Register Deeds D. W. Swaffar

Live Stock Quarantine Proclamation of Oklahoma 1914

Special proclamation by the State Board of Agriculture establishes quarantine lines across the state to prevent cattle movement. It details multiple county boundaries and river courses, prohibiting south to north or east to west cattle movement except as allowed by rules. The notice directs inquiries to Leslie Bush, Superintendent, Oklahoma City, with date stamp 7-30-lw.

State Board of Agriculture Oklahoma Oklahma Jefferson County Carter County Carter and Garvin Counties Stephens County Grady County Red River McClain County Garvin County Murray County Washita River Pottawatomie County Creek County Okmulgee County Okmulgee Coun McIntosh County Hughes County Arkansas Crawford County Leslie Bush Oklahoma City Oklaho

Miles Seeks County Clerk Post With Record Of Reform

A. L. Miles urges Pontotoc County voters to reelect him as county clerk, touting reforms since 1908 including the warrants face-value sale plan with First National Bank, law change allowing write of warrants without commissioners’ approval, and cost savings in office supplies and deputy hires. He addresses false rumors about his religion and about supporting county attorney candidates, and endorses William M. Franklin for Supreme Court clerk.

Sheriff’s Office First National Bank Tom D. McKeown A. L. Miles William M. Franklin the Supreme Court Franklin

Chilcutt Visits Fiighugh Sunday

L. S. Chilcutt spent Sunday as a visitor in Fiighugh, engaging with locals during the day and returning home in the evening.

L. S. Chilcutt

Mrs Mabel Bassett for Commissioner of Charities and Corrections

Sapulpa resident Mrs Mabel Bassett announces her race for Commissioner of Charities and Corrections. Wife of a crippled railway conductor she has long served as a police matron and humanitarian worker earning strong support among wage-workers and the poor.

Mabel Bassett Sapulpa

Mabel Bassett Seeks Commissioner Post Emphasizing Social Reform

The campaign profile portrays Mrs. Mabel Bassett as the sole candidate offering concrete plans for the Charities and Corrections Department. Noted for four years as Sapulpa Police Matron and part of Creek County Probation, she pledges to advance legal aid for the poor and equal access to courts, stressing her experience and Democratic ties.

Department of Charities and Corrections Mabel Bassett Sapulpa Creek County Bassett Presbyterian Church

Electric Bitters touted as appetite booster and stomach cure

Indigestion, loss of appetite, and general stomach troubles are urged to be cured by Electric Bitters described as a spring tonic for liver, kidney, and stomach systems. It claims Mr. T. D. Peeble’s stomach improved notably and promotes purchase at 60 cents or one dollar from druggists, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve for eczema also advertised.

T. D. Peeble Bucklen

Fire destroys Dr. Thomas barn and four animals

Early this morning between 2 and 3 o clock the barn of Dr. C A Thomas on West 12th Street burned down along with four sick animals. Two horses, a mule and a cow perished while four other horses were rescued before exits were blocked. The Frisco freight crew alerted the incident and aided in saving livestock. No night watchman was present and the cause remains unknown. Loss estimated at 2000 with no insurance. Also titled notices for Ballard's Snow Liniment and Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine promote remedies.

Roddie to Close Campaign Monday in Ada Speech

Hon Reuben M Roddie will close his campaign for the Democratic nomination for congressman with a speech at Ada Monday night at 830. A big crowd is expected as he wraps up his touring. Also mention of Ballard's Snow Liniment and Ramsey Drug Co selling it for 25 and 50 cents.

Ballard Ramsey Drug Company Reuben M. Roddie Ada Roddie Ramsey Drug Co

Hunt's Lightning Oil advertised for skin cures

An ad touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a cure for insect bites and various skin diseases including eczema and ringworm. It promises money back if not cured and notes a 50 cent price with refund by the druggist if unsuccessful.

Hunt

Young Mules For Sale At Lawrence Oklahoma Portland Cement Co

The Oklahoma Portland Cement Co. at Lawrence offers 52 yearling and two-year-old mules for farmers seeking to pair with existing stock or form a mule team. Apply at the quarry. Also includes an herbal health ad for Herbine claiming liver cleansing and overall health benefits at 50 cents from Ramsey Drug.

Oklahoma Portland Cement Co Lawrence

Remedy for stomach upset and liver disorder

An ad describes a bad taste in the mouth from a disordered stomach and a torpid liver. It promotes HERBINE as the remedy to correct the stomach and energize the liver, priced at 50 cents and sold by Ramsey Drug Co.

M. A. Simmon Gwin & Mays Drug Co Ramsey Drug Company Ramsey Drug Co

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Swaffar G. T. Bryan Ben J. Hennessy Ninteen Board of County Commissioners Miles Oceanica Commissioner OF Charities and Corrections Chigerr
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