Weaver Patton and Weaver file Ada cosmetics case
The entry notes Weaver Patton and Weaver associated with a pest control matter in Ada with a May event. Details are fragmentary but indicate a formal filing or entry in a local proceeding.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
4
The entry notes Weaver Patton and Weaver associated with a pest control matter in Ada with a May event. Details are fragmentary but indicate a formal filing or entry in a local proceeding.
The notice lists church schedules and pastors including B. McDonald at Presbyterian services Sundays 11 and 8 with Sunday School 9:45. E A Wesson at Presbyterian on the second and fourth Sundays. Ine A Williams at Christian church with services 11 and 9:45. O Breeden at another church with Sunday 11 and Sunday School 9:45. prayer meetings on Thursdays and Sunday night.
July 4 observation hints at community effort to keep town tidy. The brief notes a playful motto about mutual good humor and a lighthearted pledge tied to the holiday celebration.
Derry Cumming pledges to end gambling in town while serving as an officer and invites all within fifty miles of Ada to join the picnic day festivities and hospitality.
Apa invites residents and visitors to a large community picnic celebrating the town with food music and games. Organizers promote a welcoming event aimed at showcasing local hospitality and neighborhood pride.
The intrepid quill pusher of the Mill Creek Times, Q. D. Grpss, was a pleasant visitor at our Sanc tum Tuesday, sharing friendly notes about local reporting.
A reader letter urges voters to ballot on a summer proposal after a local nuisance involving a town cow. The piece links rural issues to civic decisions and calls for citizen participation in the upcoming measure.
The remark envisions removing low flown trash and high sailing debris to improve Ada’s streets. It argues that clearing waste will not pay debts but will yield a noticeably cleaner town for residents.
Residents report that several debtors in Ada have not left town yet and still refuse to pay. The community is compiling black lists to publicize those who owe money. Local officials urge patience as creditors pursue settlements.
Citizens petition for J. J. Scarborough to be reelected Superintendent of the city public schools, sent to the school board, with supporters reported at 420 or more.
The Apa club plans a gun shoot on the 24th inviting neighboring town clubs to participate. Organizers urge maximum effort to make it the most interesting event of the season and invite wide community contributions.
The notice calls for a city wide gathering to celebrate the Declaration of Independence with a hearty barbecue and picnic on July 4. It urges unity and a strenuous effort to surpass last year’s anniversary celebration honoring the heroic deeds of the great grandfathers as proclaimed by the colonies renouncing subjection to Great Britain.
A fragment states that a source can provide items withoutCity officers and invites readers to learn how to obtain one or all for free. Mentions Clark Drug Co and Little Bros as shops keeping grocery goods.
Readable notices promote art picture samples at Clark Drug Co offering a free item. Davenport Jones & Co advertises trade, Louisiana Syrup, Bran and Chops at Little Bros, and Red Cross claims the broadest men and boys clothing selection in town.
The land office announces compulsory surrender of lands exceeding allotments and losses of this year’s rents. Those seeking to salvage proceeds of past labor are advised to contact Beard & Weaver for options on sale or relief.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar to relieve chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs and Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy at first signs of kidney trouble.
An advertisement from Clark Drug Co promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder trouble, warning readers that failing to use it would lead to self-blame for any poor outcomes.
Ten years confined to bed due to kidney disease found no relief from doctors until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. The testimony from R A Gray J P Oakville Indiana credits Foley's as a Godsend and notes Clark Drug as the distributor.
W. H. Braley and Mr. Barnard made a business trip to Stonewall on Tuesday, visiting local firms and meeting with potential clients during the day.
The letter from Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes a five year kidney disease battle. After trying various doctors and remedies with little relief he used Foley’s Kidney Cure and reports being completely cured after less than two bottles.
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