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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
The Pontotoc County Democratic Central Committee submits a report to redraw voting precincts for the June primary. It lists boundary changes by township and precinct, naming affected areas and new polling locations, including Allen and Center areas, and ends with instructions on election returns to be sent to Ada.
Notice to Pontotoc County voters that the Democratic Central Committee calls a primary election on June 8, 1907. Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at designated voting precincts with election officers listed such as inspectors and clerks.
The notice proclaims a Democratic primary for the 23rd Senatorial District of Oklahoma to choose one nominee. The election is set for Saturday June 8 1907 from 7 a m to 6 30 p m across Pontotoc and Seminole counties with returns to the district central committee secretary.
A reader from Henrietta Pa describes a five year eczema case in a child. Two doctors called it hopeless and lung involvement feared. After trying other doctors with little success the family found improvement after using Electric Bitters.
The Ralston Free Press reports the Oklahoma county Democratic central committee endorsed Hon. M. L. Turner for the United States Senate. The committee says Oklahoma should send a man who can get results, and Turner is recommended.
My Best Friend Alexander Benton says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his asthma six years ago and healed his son’s wife of incipient constipation. He notes the drug ended the terrible cough and left other symptoms well. Ramsey, druggist, guarantees it and offers trial bottles free.
Voters in Pontotoc County are urged to elect E G McAdams as Oklahoma’s first attorney general. The candidate is praised as worthy brilliant and honest and a leading Democrat whose qualities warrant support on June 8.
Relief of sick headache liver complaint stomach trouble loss of appetite sleeplessness biliousness. Price 25¢ with a quarter back if not satisfied. At GWIN MAYS & CO.
Resolutions passed April 3, 1907 endorse Hon. S. P. Freeling for attorney general. The county central committee lauds his legal ability and protective record as county attorney and recommends his candidacy to the Oklahoma democracy.
Rev Adams of Shawnee commends Mr S P B Freeling as one of the ablest men in the new state. He has watched him as county attorney and notes prosecutions of all criminals have been able and fearless yet tempered with mercy. He endorses Freeling to the state's people.
A Missouri merchant Cloyd of Plutus Platt appears in a narrow escape four years earlier in a Marrow incident. The fragment suggests a perilous event involving a local trader and a risky mishap amid prior trouble.
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