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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
Traditional sprays fail because they treat symptoms, not causes. S S S removes catarrh germs by cleansing and purifying the blood and addressing the underlying buildup in air passages, offering lasting relief. Free medical advice is available from Chief Medical Adviser 101 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
Merchants say silk shirts sell well across classes but demand is not strong compared with other cities. Prices range from 10 to 20 dollars with crepe de chine and stripes popular. Some plan to boost sales as prices ease while veterans recount Civil War battles and local veterans head to Ardmore.
Mr. J. A. McCullough of Stonewall, an old Confederate veteran, visits Ada en route to Ardmore for the state reunion. He recalls slavery and notes a slave field price around 1200 dollars, while acknowledging no belief in slavery today. The column also records local social items, church services, visitors, and a note on ear corn for sale at 1 75 per bushel.
City and county residents learn the state convict camp at the fair grounds will be removed around July first for an indefinite period. The Chamber of Commerce reacted quickly as news spread that the prisoner contract might not be renewed, with President John Smith and Vice President Marvin Brown coordinating efforts.
A Texas reader testimonial endorses Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription, claiming it restored sleep and strength to a nervous, run-down woman. The ad notes availability in tablets and liquids from all druggists nationwide. An Evant user reports relief from functional disturbances and better rest after early use.
The Associated Press dispatch from London reports that Czech forces are concentrating near Saloniki and have moved seven divisions, or most of the Saloniki army, toward the Polish frontier.
Judge C. B. Stuart will speak in Ada on Saturday at 2 30 PM under Scott Ferris club sponsorship. The Oklahoma jurist, famed for his Minnie Bond trial and opposition to Senator Gore, is expected to draw one of Ada’s largest political crowds in years.
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