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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
3
The newspaper reports a delay caused by an enormous workload preventing timely production this week. The staff cites heavy job demands and aims to resume normal publication as soon as possible.
The Durant News reports Palmer Mose ley’s seating as governor over W. L. Byrd appears to be a straightforward fraud, aided by agents like Shoenfelt and backed by the United States government.
Mull Creek Times backs Moseley as returns unfold amid federal authorities and Indian government officials urging caution. The paper endorses Moseley but asserts the proper spirit is neutrality and measured judgment rather than triumphalism.
In Stonewall county the Byrd faction defeats Mosley by 40 votes, a 15 percent edge, reflecting Indian opinion on the so called contest. The result suggests rejection of abuse in the legislature and disdain for veto power overruling the voters.
The Mill Creek Times notes vacant brick and stone structures as signs of prosperity while Ada and Wapanucka boast several monuments of idle capital. The Wapanucka Press argues that thriving towns have fine stone buildings and capital backed enterprises, hinting both cities could be ideal state capitals.
A Claremore resident placed a unique advertisement in the paper dated September 7. The brief item notes a specific personal notice or solicitation and highlights the distinctive nature of the submission.
A 35-year-old, bald-headed man from Claremore I T offers a well improved farm ten miles southeast of town as a wedding present. He seeks a Cherokee wife aged 35 to 45 with no children and requires marriage within sixty days or he will sell the property.
A Shelton Washington resident states years of kidney trouble ended after taking Foley's Kidney Cure The claimant notes the first dose provided relief and declares she is now cured and unable to praise the remedy enough for its effect.
Dick Couch arrested Jessie Hill north of Ada on a mortgaged property disposal charge. Hill appeared in Judge Talbott's Court and was released on $23,000 bond. Nichols, implicated, was tried and held over on $500 bond but failed to post. He was moved to Ardmore Jail Saturday by Marshall Wilhelm.
The remedy has over thirty years of use and millions of bottles sold. It is the standard in croup treatment in thousands of homes and reportedly cures every case. Given at earliest signs prevents attack, is pleasant to take, contains no opium, and is sold by Clark Drug Co.
Ardmore I T Sept 5 The anti treaty faction plans an organization to defeat ratification of the Indian Supplemental agreement set for Sept 25. In the Choctaw Nation treaty advocates will meet at Tuskahoma to map a campaign. Tabor the jeweler is at Smith. Mason's.
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