Voters of 1314 Qualified to Vote in All Elections
Oklahoma City June 12 The Attorney General's office holds that a person who voted in 1914 remains qualified to vote in all future elections if otherwise eligible. R E Wood Assistant Attorney General states registration certificates issued to 1914 voters are not required for subsequent elections. Jordan sought registration after moving from Jackson County to Shawnee.
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Oklahoma City
R. E. Wood
F. G. Jordan
Shawnee
Jordan
Jackson County
Stall Attends Texas Photographer Convention
N B Stall departs for Dallas to join the Texas Photographer's Association three day convention. The group aims to unite Texas and Oklahoma photographers with Stall invited as a gratis member to help bring Oklahoma delegates, and he suggests Oklahoma will make a strong showing as both states consider combining associations at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stall
N. B. Stall
Dallas
Tex
Texas Photographer’s Association
Texas Association
Oklahoma
Calotabs promise easy liver cleansing and cheer
Vintage ad text promotes Calotabs as a painless nightly liver cleanse with a money back guarantee. It claims no taste or unpleasant effects, a refreshed morning after, and urges use for mood boosts. The rest is a local notice about land value disputes in Seminole County with anecdotal details.
Fuller and Matthews Tie the Knot in Baptist Parsonage
Fuller G W of this city and Miss Oney Matthews of Centrahoma wed at 9 o clock Saturday evening in a Baptist parsonage ceremony. Miss Fuller, daughter of Rev Fuller of Centrahoma, is noted for charm and accomplishments and attends the summer Normal school. The couple will reside in Centrahoma after the semester ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller-Matthews
G. W. Fuller
Oney Matthews
Centrahoma
Baptist Parsonage
Miss Fuller
Rev. Fuller
I W W prisoners moved from Hutchinson Kansas jail
In Hutchinson Kansas ten I W W prisoners held for trial were moved to Ottawa by order of U S District Attorney Fred Robertson to prevent jail delivery. Federal agents then arrested five men with I W W membership cards as black cat posters appeared around the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Belt
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas Wheat Belt
U. S
Fred Robertson
Ottawa
Protests Against High Valuation In Ada Letter
A taxpayer in Seminole County writes to the board of equalization protesting the high land valuation. The letter was lost on Ada streets and reproduced here today with names omitted to avoid injustice. It features humorous spelling and phrasing as an amusing epistle about real estate taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada-Okl
Seminole Co
Wewoka
SEC & North
Amoun
Don Campbell
Board of Equalization
Seminole County
Ada
Cement Plan Increases Output at Ada Factory
The Oklahoma Portland Cement Company under Mr. Chandler has boosted quarry output from 25 000 tons in March 1913 to 30 000 tons in March 1919 and now doubles previous yearly shale and stone totals. New superintendent W Diefenderfer from Lehigh Portland Cement aids rapid gains as April shipments reach 70 000 barrels worth about 150 000 dollars. The plan aims for 4 500 daily finished barrels beyond the old mill, with 500 workers employed locally and an upcoming article by Reith on plant construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Chandler
Lawrence
Reith
Cement Securities Company
Cement
Farris Colic Remedy by Agnew Milling Co Ada Oklahoma
A local advertisement touts Farris Colic Remedy as a safer alternative to drenching horses for colic. The product is applied on the horse’s tongue with a dropper included in each bottle and is backed by a guarantee from Agnew Milling Co. in Ada Oklahoma.
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Farris
Agnew Milling Co
Ada
Oklahoma
Guardians and Administrators Final Accounts Hearing Scheduled
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the County Court sets final accounts for guardians and administrators for hearing on June 26 1919 at 10 o clock A M in Ada. Notice will be published in Ada News for two weeks prior to the hearing per law. Judge Orel Busby signs the order on June 17 1919.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Edward and
Carl Taylor
Marvin T. Smith
George Berry
Nancy Berry
Alikchi May Alexander Nee Allison
W. H. Allison
Guardian
Johnie Jones
W. A. Barrett
L. Z. Howard
B. A. Howard
Ada
Oklahoma
Ada News
Cut this Out and Take It With You
A man forgets the exact article he wants to buy and uses a misnamed placeholder as a last resort. The quirky buying moment highlights shopper confusion and improvisation in a retail setting.
Cherokee extinction through intermarriage in Oklahoma
The article discusses Cherokee blending with whites in eastern Oklahoma, detailing long term intermarriage, the shrinking full blood population, and the rise of mixed heritage within the tribe. It recounts historical contact, migrations, and early Cherokee leaders, including John Ross, and notes cultural traditions and origins tied to the rising sun.
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Oklahoma
Mississippi River
New Echota
Mississippi
Samuel A. Worcester
Elias Boudinot
Cherokee Phoenix
Ferdinand de Soto
Virginia
Louse Killer Adverts on Poultry and Vines
An Ada Oklahoma advertisement promotes B A Thomas Louse Killer as a remedy for poultry lice and garden pests. It claims the product dusts hens at night and also kills bugs on cucumber tomato and squash vines. The firm guarantees satisfaction or refunds mentioning Agnew Milling Co.
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B. A. Thomas
Agnew Milling Co
Ada
Oklahoma
Brush Cleaning Tip with Soda and Ammonia
A small amount of soda dissolved in warm water and ammonia cleans brushes effectively.
Milk leg relief claim by Mrs. Chrisman of Paducah
Mrs RE P Chrisman of Paducah reports suffering from an ulcer caused by milk leg. She states shin salve is the sole remedy that has ever relieved her condition and has shown some remarkable cures for sores and ulcers.
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RE. P. Chrisman
Paducah
Exag
Ada Home Building and Loan Association Ready to Begin
The Home Building and Loan Association of Ada has state charter approval, a ready stock base, and a local board of prominent business leaders. Proposed loans enable purchasing homes while saving in stock over 72 months, with low interest and lien security, backed by Ada banks and expected federal support for building and loan banks.
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Home Building and Loan Association of
Ada
Home Building Association
L. D.abney
John P. McKinley
Home Building and Loan Association of Ada
Farm and Home Company of
Nevada
Norman Association
Oklahoma City
Pawhuska
Durant
Ada Company
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Home Loan and Building Association of
P. A. Norris
R. W. Simpson
C. H. Rives
Clyde Randel
M. R. Chilcutt
M. C. Wilson
R. E. Blanks
W. A H. Ebey
F. J. McFarland
W. L. Whitaker
W. J. Coffman
Home Building and Loan Association
W L Hopper Pioneer Dies At 70 In Local Home
W L Hopper aged 70 died at his home 831 West Sixth Street Friday June 13 at 1 pm. Born in Georgia he moved with his family to Arkansas before settling in this city twenty years ago. Pioneer of the state he managed farming and cattle raising and leaves a wife a son in Blackwell and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hopper
West Sixth Street
Mr. Hopper
Georgia
Arkansas
Hooper
Blackwell
American Troops Fire on Mexican Rebels at Juarez Race Track
El Paso reports say artillery killed an Eighty second artilleryman and wounded another after Mexican snipers opened fire. Twenty five expert riflemen were sent to the border to return fire. U S Army guns fired shrapnel toward Juarez to dislodge Villistas as cavalry moved to encircle rebels near the race track.
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EL Paso
Eighty-second Artillery
Erwin
Jaurez
Twenty-fourth Infantry
International Bridge
San Lorenzo
Chihuahua
Turner Hastings Wedding Report in Oklahoma City
Ada informs of the marriage of Mr. Alonzo Turner and Miss Vivian Hastings at Mrs. White’s home in Oklahoma City on Tuesday night at 9. Hastings came from Ada on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Turner is the daughter of C. H. Hastings of Ada and was Ada High School valedictorian with high honors last month.
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Ada
Alonzo Turner
Vivian Hastings
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Waco
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