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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
4
The notice lists weekly services every Sunday at 11 and 8 with Sunday School at 9 45. It notes Sr. and Jr. Leagues at 3 and 4 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting. It names Pastor Jr B McDonald and references second and fourth Sundays each month.
The Ada region shows commerce and labor notes with a Durant bank at the center and a Tuesday lumber yard event for Ada. Citizens plan July demonstrations praising or criticizing local governance and performance, signaling flagged civic sentiment.
Our longtime friend B. W. Fanning, the Mt. Vernon Herald Junior Editor, married Miss Callie Jeffries of Como Texas on Wednesday morning June 3. The Herald welcomes its new guardian angel in the role of a protectress against the devil.
A writer notes that nearly every man, including the senior editor, carries a picture of an unmar ried girl named Anna Wilkes Williams on the silver dollar. Wives show jealousy yet seek to possess and discard it. Ex.
A reader cites Revelation 22 11 as justification for tobacco use and bets convinced smokers will read the verse soon. The note frames scripture as supporting habit and invites readers to consider the claim.
The Commercial Club of Ada plans an attractive old fashioned Fourth of July with music oratory and plenty of festivities to honor the republic and ensure the day is observed with proper celebration.
A local store invites customers to call for a complimentary handkerchief and to inspect a line of goods described as the finest in town. Shoppers may learn how to obtain any or all Beautiful Art Pictures free of charge during the visit.
In a bustling ad spread Clark Drug Co invites customers to view sample art pictures and learn how to obtain one free. Davenport, Jones & Co promote men’s and boys clothing with a push to trade, while Little Bros advertises Bran and Chops and Louisiana Syrup at Davenport & Jones.
The land office orders all citizens with land beyond their allotment and all non citizens with land to surrender holdings. It warns rents for the year will be lost. The notice urges those seeking to salvage something from past labor to act.
The Washita River, previously out of its banks, is falling and danger is over. Railroads and vigilant citizens kept water from entering Pauls Valley, as the flood level surpassed all previous records. Local passage remains limited in the area.
John Lloyd, a mechanic at Rock Island shops in Chickasha I T, was struck above the temple by a swinging sledge while another worker hammered a chisel bar. He suffered a skull fracture and remains unconscious at the company hospital with slim chances of recovery.
Boston capitalists raise a large fund to settle Jewish immigrants from persecuted eastern districts. Settlements modeled on Russian communes would cluster houses at a central point with surrounding land. Start costs charged on land after the second crop. repayments in installments, risking equity for settlers.
Local grocery report notes the Little Bros store maintains full stock levels across all departments, keeping shelves well supplied. The item mix emphasizes staple groceries, beverages, and household goods to meet steady customer demand.
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