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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

8

Judges Swap Benches as Rainey Moves to Tishomingo

The Putnam-Scriber murder case did not go to trial as jurors were empaneled. Dan Scribner and Mack Lee filed bias affidavits forcing Judge Rainey to step down, with Judge A T West replacing him in Tishomingo and the defense pressing for venue changes.

Judges West Rainey Ada Tishomingo Dan Scribner Mack Lee Judge Rainey A. T. West Judge West

Mill Officers Absent

Adam Beck president of the cement plant is in Huntington Indiana where he went to bury his father James Wintersmith is in Battle Creek Michigan on account of his health lately undermined.

Adam Beck Huntington Indiana James Wintersmith Battle Creek Michigan

Commission to Select Sites for Four New Agricultural Schools

State officials E D Cameron J P Connors and J H Connell form a commission to pick sites for four district agricultural schools this year. They will choose the Panhandle location first, then divide remaining districts among themselves. Delegations from Chandler Sparks and Marlow pitched their towns' claims before departure.

E. D. Cameron J. P. Connors State Board of Agriculture J. H. Connell A. and M. College Commission On Agricultural and Industrial Education Panhandle Cameron Connor Connell Chandler Sparks Marlow

News Summary of Court Proceedings by Postal Card

The Weekly News reports all court proceedings as ordered through the postal system or postmaster. It emphasizes official notices and procedural updates delivered by mail.

Electric Bitters Promised To Beautify Women

Public notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak health and skin blemishes caused by kidney poisons. It claims the tonic regulates stomach liver and kidneys, purifies blood, and gives strong nerves and a lovely complexion. Available for 50 cents at G. M. Ramsey's drug store.

G. M. Ramsey

Dog Gene and the Duty to Curb Noisy Dogs

A Dallas News editorial laments widespread nuisance of worthless dogs in towns and cities. It urges authorities to enforce laws to thin dog populations, viewing dogs as peace disturbances and disease breeders.

Dallas News

Mo. Man Begins 10-Year Term After Guilty Verdict

James Pritchett of Camden county Mo. arrived at Jefferson Citys state prison to begin a ten year term after reading in an Oklahoma paper that the Missouri supreme court affirmed a verdict finding him guilty of murdering Constable Manes of Richland Pulaski county two years ago.

Jefferson City Oklahoma James Pritchett Camden County Missouri Supreme Court Manes Richland Pulaski County

Lula Cyclone Destroys Stores. Joe Rushing Reports

Joe Rushing returned Monday from Lula where he said a severe cyclone swept through Saturday evening. It wrecked a leading store and utterly demolished the blacksmith shop of W M Gore, prompting the News to extend sympathy to Lula residents.

Joe Rushing Lula W. M. Gore

Ballard’s Snow Liniment Sold For Rheumatism Relief

You can never tell exactly what causes rheumatism but Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves pain and swelling in joints and muscles. It lets you move as you did before. Prices 25c 30c and 1.00. Sold by G M Ramsey.

Ballard G. M. Ramsey

Infant Son of Rufus Davis Found Dead in North Ada

A one month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Davis of North Ada was found dead in bed this morning. The infant had been ill for several days but no serious illness was anticipated. The cause of death is not known.

Rufus Davis North Ada

McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Bowel Remedy

An 19th century ad asserting McGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea dysentery and bowel ailments. It emphasizes infants' delicate bowels and claims the product sold by G. M. Ramsey.

McGee G. M. Ramsey

Coffree Amusement Company Touring Louisiana Towns

The Coffree Amusement Company now in Alexandria on the old baseball grounds near Carbo's store and next week in Minden presents a clean carnival with attractions such as That Girl mind reader the flying lady and Captain Coffree's sleight of hand. The airdome moving picture show draws crowds while the Katzenjammer home jubilee plantation refined vaudeville and flying horses ferris wheel and other concessions perform well. Harry Davis opens each show with an 85 foot open air dive into a net. no skin games are permitted. only legitimate candy wheels wheels of fortune and Japanese bowling alley are offered.

Coffree Amusement Company Carbo’s Flying Lady Harry Davis Capt. Coffree

Trouble Makers Ousted by Dr King’s New Life Pills

A sufferer with stomach trouble reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He also gains a restored appetite and stronger nerves as the stomach liver and kidneys function better. Sold for 25 cents at G M Ramsey's drug store.

Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

Porter Named Canal Zone Police Chief at Ancon

Ardmore Okla June 1. G A Porter former marshal of the southern district of Indian Territory is appointed chief of police of the canal zone with headquarters at Ancon. He fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of George R Shanton.

Ardmore Okla

Jesse West's Brother Registers in Ada Under Alias

Henry West, brother of Jesse West from the Ada lynching case, checked into Byrd hotel in a different city as Henry Woods. He resembled Jesse and claimed to be merely visiting to tend his deceased brother's business, stating he traveled south on last night's Frisco.

Henry West Jesse West Ada Byrd Hotel Henry Woods West

Pontotoc County Institute Opens With 32 Teachers

The Pontotoc County Institute opens with thirty two teachers today and about as many more expected tomorrow. Instructors include M. L. Perkins conductor A L Fentem F L Norton T W Robinson Prof Bowles Mrs H A Hodges domestic science and Mrs Conway Barton drawing. Eighth grade pupils may enter the institute in Ada by paying two dollars tuition and those passing the state exam will receive a diploma admitting them to any high school or state normal school in the state.

Pontotoc County

Ardmore Set for Southern Oklahoma State Fair

Preliminary arrangements are made for the first Southern Oklahoma State fair to be held in Ardmore October 9 to 16. Former Mayor Pennington is a prime mover, with strong support from farmers and stock raisers in the region.

Ardmore Okla Oklahoma City Dallas Pennington

Mrs Laura M Cales dies after cancer battle

Mrs. Laura M. Cales aged 52 dies at 7 am at the home of her son in law W N Hughes in this city after months of cancer. A native of Madison county Illinois she moved here from Winfield Kansas five years ago with her children C E E L and L C Cales and Mrs Hughes. Funeral at four from the Methodist church followed by burial at Rosedale cemetery. Sister Mrs S J Wyatt arrived from Hydro Oklahoma and attended the bedside.

Laura M. Cales W. N. Hughes

Ada Terminal Railway Survey Maps Route Through Ada

Engineers survey the Ada Terminal railway right of way to connect with the Oklahoma Central southwest of the cement plant and link Ada's principal industries. The line will run parallel with the Frisco, pass by the mill, and likely place the downtown depot between 12th and Main streets west of the area.

Ada Terminal Oklahoma Central Frisco Ada 12Th Main

Bailey Bailey wed in Sulphur Springs ceremony

Glenn F Glenn and Annie Pearl Bailey married at the bride’s home in Sulphur Springs Texas on a May Sunday morning. Glenn, a former Frisco night operator, is described as a worthy young man. Annie Pearl Bailey is J W Meaders’ granddaughter and has many Ada friends who welcome her as a new resident.

Sulphur Springs Texas William F. Glenn Annie Pearl Bailey Mr. Glenn Frisco Miss Bailey J. W. Meaders Ada

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Robt. M. Rainey Oworn Ack Lee Ada Weekly News Coffree Itd Porter Jesse West's Brother ADA Terminal Railway Glenn Bailey Texas Department Store Navy Garrett Per Plang Grand Pa’s hKitchen It. Long Tiee Tee Lee Stoughton The Buck Wall Sam McDonald H. C. Bennett Edgar Smith John McKinley Sam McClure Miss Minnie McCain Alice Sanders J. Bo. Chapman J. B. Emory T. J. White Sol Moss J. D. Tanner Ada, Okla
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