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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

2

Notice of Tax Deed Applications in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

Notices warn Malinda Boyd and others that parcels in Pontotoc County were sold for delinquent taxes in 1910 and may receive tax deeds if redemption is not made within sixty days. The notices name several owners and properties with specific legal descriptions and indicate attorneys and dates of publication.

Malinda Boyd T. J. Smith T. ¢. McGill Pontotoc County Oklahoma Mary Gibson N. E S. E N. W Ella Nolitubby N. R Elizabeth Perry Pontotoco County Lonzo Boyd W. C. Burleson J. C. Crosser S. W Henry Chote Ooma McKinley Boyd J. D. Crosser Charlie Williams

Liberty Path Refugees Move Under Turkish Flag of Truce

Vera Cruz May 7 The railroad stretch called Liberty Path carries refugees from Mexico into American lines under a flag of truce. Lieutenant Richardson leads an American train with sharpshooters and wireless gear while Mexican troops watch from nearby hills. Refugees walk two and a half miles through heat and forest to reach safety as the white towel flag signals the ascent to American control.

William G. Shepherd United Press Vera Cruz New York Liberty Path Richardson 19Th Infantry Mexico O’shaughnessy Mexico City

Ada Country Club Builds Bathing Stalls at Lake

The Ada country club plans a series of bathing stalls at the lake improving convenience for bathers and marking a notable development for local recreation.

Ada Country Club

Thaw Bail Application Goes to Supreme Court

On June 8 Washington, Harry Thaw sought bail from the Supreme Court through his attorney Former Governor William Stone of Pennsylvania. The court will set the amount, needed for Thaw to stay for litigation over his Pittsburgh estate.

Washington Harry Thaw Supreme Court William Stone Pennsylvania Thaw Pittsburg

Patronize the merchants who advertise in the News

A brief plea urging readers to support local merchants who advertise in the newspaper. It highlights the reciprocal relationship between readers and the paper through ad patronage.

KC Jelly Roll Recipe Shown In Illustrated Feature

A recipe lists ingredients including flour salt baking powder lemon rind eggs sugar milk and jelly. It describes beating sugar with eggs then folding in flour and milk then baking in a dripping pan, rolling while warm and dusting with powdered sugar. The KC Jelly Roll is featured with illustration.

Dr. King's New Life Pills Endorsed by Chicago User

C E Hatfield of Chicago reports relief from stomach liver and kidneys after using Dr King s New Life Pills. The pills are advertised to flush poisons from the body and improve complexion with a 25 cent price at the druggist.

Dr. King Healsays C. E. Hatfield Chicago

Woodmen Drill Hard for Fort Smith Encampment Honors

The W O W rank has reorganized under Captain Arnett a former regular army officer. The company drills nightly in preparation for the Fort Smith encampment with high hopes of securing honors.

Arnett Fort Smith

Watch the News Want Ads: Business Opportunities

Classified note invites readers to explore business opportunities in the news section. Lists opportunities, contact methods, and emphasis on timely inquiry. Highlights potential partnerships, franchise options, and investment ideas for entrepreneurial readers.

Watch the News

Tornado Hits Sanborn Causes Four Deaths And Wide Damage

A tornado swept through Sanborn last night causing four deaths and numerous injuries. Dozens are injured as buildings are wrecked and crops damaged. The Floyd river flooded fields while a Northwestern passenger train narrowly escaped collision.

Sheldon Iowa Sanborn

Connell Removed From A and M College

Oklahoma City June 8 Final action toward removing J H Connell as president of the A and M college at Stillwater was taken by the board of agriculture which authorized J F Darby to proceed to Stillwater and assume charge until a temporary organization is formed. Darby will select a faculty member as president until a permanent successor is named. The board also refused to honor Connell salary claims beyond May 3, citing the Supreme Court mandate making the current board legal. A permanent successor will be named acceptable to Secretary Houston. Plus an Ada, Oklahoma advertisement for a Singer Sewing Machine offering ten dollars down with installments through fall 1916.

Oklahoma City J. H. Connell A. and M. College Stillwater Board of Agriculture J. F. Darby Muskogee Darby Connell Supreme Court Houston Federal Department of Agriculture Washington

Vanoss Citizens Rally to Repair Road Southwest of Vanoss

Elmo Ellis reports Vanoss citizens met Saturday night and agreed to bike out Tuesday to devote a work day on the road southwest of Vanoss to ease farmer access for trading.

Vanoss Vanoss Citizens

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Ada Resident

Ada Oklahoma barber W H Buster testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pains and weak kidneys. He urges others with kidney trouble to use the same remedy and cites personal experience as home endorsement. 50 cents at stores Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY adv.

Ada Doan W. H. Buster Okla Buster Foster-Milburn Co Props Buffalo N. Y Adv

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H. R. Snyder J. F McKeel J. F. McKeel Treasury Department Washington, D. C Merchants and Planters National Bank of Pontotoc United States John Skelton Williams Tional Bank of Merchants and Planters State Bank Urs Janet McKenzie Hill Boston Cooking School Magazine the New Brown’s Business College Tulsa Ohkla Popham Baer Y Maille Tillums Mfg. CO Cleveland Singer W. C. Williams Ada. Okla Elmo Ellis Peter Schuttler Wagons Springfield Wagons Deering UDF
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