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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

2

Proclaims Harmon County Formation Amid Contest for Seat

Oklahoma Gov. Haskell proclaimed Harmon County created from Greer County after the May 22 election. Hollis named temporary county seat with Dryden and Gibson as rivals. 1,519 signers backed Hollis. Officials report 545 square miles, 2,000 population, and cotton, corn, alfalfa economy. Governor denied delay for a census.

Hollis Dryden Gibson Greer County Roswell Texas Panhandle G. W. Hollis A Peti Harmon County Oklahoma Texas Judson Harmon Ohio United States United States Supreme Court Oklahoma Territory Haskell Henry Mangum Henry and Tisinger District Court of Greer Newton Abernathy Madge John Overton Vinson L. W. Burnett Supreme Court Burnett Jackson County

Judge Davenport Narrowly Escapes Train Death

Judge W H Davenport narrowly avoids being struck by a train while en route to meet his blind son. The incident occurred as he traveled to visit family, with officials noting his quick reflexes and the close call near the rail line.

Blind Oklahoma merchant visits Ada brother as near tragedy strikes

Oscar Davenport, once a West Point athlete and leading Tishomingo merchant, travels to Ada to visit his brother C K Davenport. The elderly Judge W H C Davenport hurries toward the depot, a near disaster averted when Lee Smith pulls him from the tracks.

Oscar E. Davenport Mt. Vernon Pex Tishomingo Oscar Davenport West Point Entiie Mercantile Busi Ada C. K. Davenport W. H. C. Davenport Oklahoma Charlie Scribner Oscar Judge Davenport Judge Lee Smith West Main Street R. E. Davenport Chickasha Putman Oklahoma City

Senator Gore Attacks Cotton and Woolen Earnings

Washington June 2 Senator Gore challenged the cotton and woolen industry earnings, citing long lists of companies and their capital, surplus, and profits. He claimed many firms show large earnings, questioned labor share, and mocked real estate driven gains cited by Lodge.

Washington, D. C Senate Gore Oklahoma Troy Cotton and Woolen Company of Massachusetts

Ada Normal Chooses Chas H Briles as President

Friday's Daily reports Prof Chas H Briles president of East Central State Normal Ada has ended his term as Muskogee public schools superintendent and arrived in Ada to take the post. His household goods follow and locals seek housing for the new Ada Normal president as no vacant houses are available.

Chas. H. Briles East Central State Normal Ada Muskogee Briles Ada Normal

A Day of Darkness Eclipse Spreads Over Oklahoma

Beginning at dusk on June 16 Oklahoma will experience nearly thirty six hours of night as a total solar eclipse starts early June 17 and lasts until after dark. The eclipse will be visible as a partial event in the United States and Canada with no eclipse south of a line from San Francisco to Corpus Christi Bay.

Oklahoma United States Canada San Francisco Tucson Ariz Corpus Christi Bay Texas

Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promises Blood and Skin Cure

An Ada Oklahoma advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm claims to purify blood and heal skin diseases including eczema and ulcers. It cites a large bottle price, a free sample offer, and lists Druggists who carry the product in Ada through G M Ramsey. It targets chronic cases and notes availability in Atlanta Georgia and Ada.

Express Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga Ada Okla G. M. Ramsey

Oil Mills Prosperous in Oklahoma declares booming state

J. B. Alford of Shawnee tells the Oklahoma oil mill superintendents convention in New Orleans that all mills in the state are thriving. About forty Oklahoma owners attend as delegates are welcomed by Mayor Berkman. The 1910 session may be held in San Antonio, Texas.

New Orleans Oklahoma J. B. Alford Shawnee Okla Berkman San Antonio Tex

Sulphur Republicans Seek Park Superintendent Post

In Sulphur Oklahoma a contest for superintendent of Platt National Park arose after Col. A. R. Greene resigned. Candidates include Forest Townsley George Boland H C Hinckley J T Brink S Y Leeds and Dan Norton with public support for a local appointee. Greene plans to issue a statement this week.

Forest Townsley George Boland H. C. Hinckley J. T. Brink S. Y. Leeds Dan Norton Chandler Col. Greene

Trouble Makers Ousted By New Life Pills

A sufferer from stomach trouble reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion after taking Dr. King s New Life Pills. He praises improved appetite, stronger nerves, and healthier vigor as stomach liver and kidneys begin functioning properly. Price 25c at G M Ramsey s drug store.

Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

How Bert R Lean's Narrow Escape From Death

Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington tells how a hard cold led to dangerous lung trouble baffling a local doctor. After costly visits in Spokane and California he found relief with Dr Kings New Discovery, which cured him. The remedy covers lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma and related illnesses. 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by G M Ramsey.

Spokane California G M. Ramsey

Detectives narrowly buried in Bronx excavation pit incident

New York reports that on a Wednesday effort aimed at burying two central office detectives in a Bronx excavation pit failed as the officers attempted to arrest a contractor for dynamite blasting. Workers attacked them and loosened earth, trapping the detectives briefly before reserves and arrests followed.

New York Central Office Bronx

McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Bowel Health Aid

An 19th century ad touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhoea dysentery and bowel ailments in infants. Sold by G M Ramsey, the copy warns that infant bowels are the most delicate target of disease and life is at risk.

McGee G. M. Ramsey

Slogan proposal sparks business party idea in St Louis

E C Simmons president of the National Sunshine Society of Prosperity Association urged creating a Business Men's Party at the American Institute of Sackineg banquet in St Louis. He called for rest and sunshine, fewer laws, eight year presidencies, and mass cooperation of 100000 commercial clubs during the centennial celebration to influence national affairs.

St. Louis United States E. C. Simmons National Sunshine Socety Prosperity Association American Institute of Sackineg National Prosperity Association Simmons

Women Who Are Envied by Their Charm and Health

Describes how attractive women are envied while weak sickly women suffer nervous irritability. Notes constipation of kidney poisons causing pimples blotches and a poor complexion. Claims Electric Bitters work wonders for such conditions.

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Proclais Greer Guthrie Haske Savage W. B. Groves CC. K. Davenport Adaite Oscar Daven Ness East Ginning Southwest Lodge Ada State Normal President South First National Bank F. F. Brydia Pinsule Medicine CO Chica , Gwin & Mays CO Bert R. Lean Cheny, Wash PhoLuvongl Drs. Raust & Hartman Ipsi Sérsery Conn Edgar Ratliff B. H. Epperson J. W. Dea BK H. Epperson Attorneys-at-Law Reed-Ibouglas Building J. E. Webb Hl. Ennis Webb & E LAWY Ridg T. W. Chadwick Story & Clark Hoffman Carlisle Howard Strauch Marshall & Wendall Cabinet Grank Estey Figin Farrand New York City New England Boston Norfolk Katy W. S. ST. George Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway ST. Louis, MO
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