Blishers Advertising Rates
Blishers business manager announces advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
5
Sidewalks and Sprinklers Stir Small Town Talk
Residents argue for sidewalks as work progresses on water systems and a street sprinkler. A town reunion and local editor changes, plus debates on reform and crime trends, reflect civic concerns and optimism for The Leader newspaper launch in Konawa.
Mermaid taunts in battle scene undersea raid
A vivid undersea image depicts a mermaid swimming among ruined Russian battleships at the ocean floor while questioning what the Japs look like. The surreal fragment blends wartime imagery with fantasy.
Notorious Solicitor Offers Big Bonus in Town Confrontation
In a tense town scene John驟 and Rinard debate the Canadian Valley and Western railroad bonus. The solicitor suggests a punitive payment, stating Rinard should give $5000 for owning a single residence, while the lawyer stamps his own claim at $250,000 on the document in a dignified gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Rinard
Sawyer
Canadian Valley & Western Railroad
John
Roosevelt declares square deal vs trusts in Panama supply buying
The piece notes President Roosevelt's square deal stance against trusts in Panama canal purchases and questions Congress's willingness to oppose him. It mentions Paul Morton entering the cabinet to learn railroad management and hints at concerns over government control of railroads. Also includes humorous dress counts and details on a July 12 Oklahoma statehood convention delegates.
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Congress
Paul Morton
Morton
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Ada
Curtis County
Advertising and confidence drive modern business success
A column argues advertising is essential for growth, comparing merchants who invest in publicity with those who do not. It asserts that confident promoters attract customers and that sustained exchange with other papers fosters broader reach, noting regional mail and railroad links as improving access.
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Ada
Register
Purcell Register
Bro. Walker
Purcell
Connt
Advertising as a Growing Business Practice
The piece argues advertising is a key modern business function requiring skilled effort. It notes improvements in methods, rising budgets, and the value of attracting and retaining customers, urging merchants to adopt advertising to stay in line with competitors.
Chautauqua opens in Oklahoma City with Bryan speaks
Territory briefs report a large crowd at the chautauqua opening in Oklahoma City with Col. Miles of the Salvation Army delivering a lecture on The Slums of Chicago. Tomorrow democratic day features W. J. Bryan on The Value of an Ideal. Ardmore sees Santa Fe freight wreck delay of about twenty hours with seventeen cars of lumber and ties derailed but no injuries. Wanstep ad seeks a hustling young man to sell White sewing machines for W C Rollow.
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Oklahoma City
Oak
Col
Miles
Salvation Army
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Ardmore
I. T
Santa Fe
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