Ada News Ad Rates and Postoffice Note
The Ada News lists advertising rates and postal matter details. The snippet notes timing May 10 and mentions rates and service details for readers and advertisers.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
2
Muskogee Phoenix Expands with 24 Page Special Edition
The Muskogee Phoenix issues a 24 page edition on the 7th alongside its regular eight page daily paper. The 32 page edition spotlights Muskogee’s notable men and institutions with illustrated features and promotes state progress and regional pride.
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Muskogee
Tut News Congratulates South McAlester Capital
The newspaper notes that Tut News congratulates the South McAlester Capital for securing the Associated Press service.
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Tut News
South McAlester
Associated Press Service
Ada Citizens Attend Rail Road Meeting Last Night
Good turnout in Ada for a railroad meeting as residents focus on advancing local business interests and town growth.
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Ada
Mayor Duncan appoints committee to raise railroad bonus
Mayor Duncan appointed Hope, Hay, Reed, Carrion, Thornton and Himard to solicit subscriptions for a railroad bonus. The committee faces a heavy task, but is expected to perform well and meet the goal.
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Duncan
Hope
Hay
Reed
Carrion
Thornton
Himard
Resolutions Urge Oklahoma Statehood and Union of Territories
The National Association condemns excluding Oklahoma and urges rapid statehood. It argues Oklahoma and Indian Territory should unite as one state, noting populations over a million and a half, wealth, civilization, and merit. The group pledges newspaper support and personal influence to early statehood.
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Oklahoma
Brotherhood of States
National Congress
National Association
Indian Territory
Commonwealth
Congress
Oklahoms
Feeling shifts from doom to relief with Peter's Kidney Cure claims
The piece recounts sufferers of Bright's disease and diabetes praising Peter's Kidney Cure for rapid relief including light disorders. A fragment cites a Marion Lee from Indiana sharing personal improvement after prior failed remedies and a Clark Mason Drug Co mention. The text also notes a marshal's report about J M Williams’s arrest and bond forfeiture connected to a poisoning case, with pending witness subpoenas for identification.
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Bright
Peter
Wes
Marion Leereath
Ind
Haley
Clark & Mason Drug Co
Plea for a Square Deal in Indian Territory Labor Meet
South McAlester I T June meeting of the Twin Territory Federation of Labor adjourned in order to convene in Shawnee next year. Resolutions condemn Interior Secretary over tribal tax policy and urge Congress to remove alienation restrictions on Indian lands besides home steads. They appeal to President Theodore Roosevelt to investigate charges and seek a square deal.
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South McAlester
I. Ft
Twin Territory
Federation of Labor
Shawnee
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Indian Territory
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
South
Snow Liniment touted as cancer cure in old newspaper item
A Westmorland Kansas notice claims Snow Liniment cured a stubborn sore on the chin thought to be cancer. The letter asks for a larger bottle for the sender’s sister in Allensville Pennsylvania and notes Clark Drug Co. sells the product.
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Gallard
Oscar C.eson
Gipson City
Ill
Soetard Avery
Ballard
Westmorland
Kans
Voz. Ballard
Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carson
Allensville
Mittin Co
Clark Drug Co
Fatal Shooting Affray at McGee Involving Griffins and Dr Norris
Wednesday afternoon at Me ree two Griffin brothers merchants were shot by Dr Norris. Joe Griffin died. Norris fled to Pauls Valley and surrendered to law officers. The feud had months of threats on both sides and followed a social invitation incident.
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Meree
Griffin Bros
Dr. Norris
Joe Grifin
Norris
Pauls Valley
Law
Foley’s Honey and Tar cited as asthma cure by Davenport claimant
Mrs. Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports twelve year struggle with severe cold that developed into asthma. She credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with curing her asthma after one 50 cent bottle. Sold by Clark Drug Co and Mason Drug Co.
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Foley
Adolph Buesing
West Third St
Davenport
Lowa
Clark Drug Co
Mason Drug Co
Enforcer to Resume Tribal Tax Collection Tomorrow
In Muskogee Indian Inspector to resume tribal tax collection after a week's delay. The decision of Mayor in the case of John C. West found him not guilty of assault on C. C. Ayers. Secretary Hitchock and District Attorney Melette notified authorities. Washington directed the inspector to proceed tomorrow afternoon.
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Muskogee
I.T
John C. West
C. C. Ayers
Wright
Hitchcock
Melette
Department of Justice
Washington
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad Promises Quick Inland Relief
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a quick remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims cures for Bright's disease and diabetes and urges immediate use, warning that neglect brings death. Clark & Mason Drug Co. distributes the product.
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Bright
Foley
Clark & Mason Drug Co
Sponsor and Maid to Wm. L. Byrd Camp Reunion
Sponsor Mrs N G Breckenridge and maid Mrs Mattie Cloyd named for the Wm. L Byrd camp reunion will travel from the Frisco to Louisville. The News extends congratulations and best wishes for a pleasant trip and honors their honorary roles.
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N. G. Breckenridge
Mattie Cloyd
Crop conditions report for week ending June 5
Director Strong of the weather bureau reports generally fair weather with progress in work. Wheat ripening with some harvest and a fair yield. Oats and corn doing well. cotton weedy with much replanting but improving. Potatoes ready to market. hay, pastures, stock, gardens, and fruit all doing well.
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Strong
The
Weather Bureau
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Dardnelle
Resolutions of
Twin Territory Federation of Labor
ManZan
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Sprague Bros., Jewelers
M. L. Walsh
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Ada, 1. T
W. L. Reed
H. T. Douglas
J. Pres
M.D. Timberlake, Cash’r
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Spot Cash
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Ada Nursery
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S. M. Torbett
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