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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

2

Co operative Handling and Cotton Marketing Plan

The Bureau of Plant Industry outlines a program to improve ginning, handling, grading, baling and marketing of cotton through education and demonstrations. Projects include cooperative grower groups, standardized varieties, better cleaners, storage tests, tare studies, and gin sample based pricing to cut waste. Four to five test sites are planned in South Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Texas.

Bureau of Plant Industry Charles J. Brand Department South Carolina Tennessee Oklahoma Texas

Lest We Forget Ad Offer for Ada and Dallas Papers

An appeal urges readers to subscribe now to the Ada News for home news and to add the Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News for a yearly combo. The bundle costs 1.75 and promises three papers a week of wholesome reading for the whole family. Subscribing avoids missing timely information.

Ada News Dallas Farm News

Simpson Family Visitation From Alabama Arrives

James Simpson and his daughter Miss Mary arrived yesterday afternoon from Anniston Alabama and will visit his son R W Simpson and family.

James Simpson Miss Mary Anniston Alabama R. W. Simpson

Merger of Cement Mills Falls Through

President Beck of the Oklahoma Portland Cement Co returned from Kansas City after talks on a southwest cement mill merger. The plan collapsed when the Ada and Dewey Oklahoma mills withdrew, leaving Kansas mills with limited territory and rising fuel costs. The Ada mill remains independent, aided by its location and growing product popularity.

Beck Oklahoma Portland Cement Co Kansas City Cement Southwest Ada Dewey Oklahoma Kansas Mills Ada Mill

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Recommended for Whooping Cough

When a child has whooping cough use Chamberlains Cough Remedy to loosen cough and ease expectoration. It liquifies mucus and has been used successfully in epidemics. Safe and reliable. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Employment Found for Laborers in Oklahoma City

The State Labor Department has placed a large number of laborers in Vance over recent weeks. Demand is strongest for farm help and railroad workers, with rail road workers also sought. Local city and town opportunities remain limited and most applicants have been accommodated.

Oklahoma City State Labor Department Vance Oklahoma Free Employment Bureau

Liniment Claims Quick Cure for Sprained Ankles

An ankle sprain may heal in three to four days with Chamberlain's Liniment if directions are followed. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Private Money to Lend on Pontotoc County Lands

Private lender offers five year mortgages on farms in Pontotoc County. Helps buyers purchase homes and stop renting. Loan can approach full land value if borrower qualifies. Loans on unallotted lands bought at government sale and do not require payoff of lands. Save taxes and interest. Write for full details.

Pontotoc County

Snyder Returns to Ada Boosting City Appeal

H R Snyder visits Ada and hails strong crop prospects along a 1000 mile tour. He notes poor conditions in Indiana and Illinois and plans to become a citizen of Ada, signaling his commitment to the community.

H. R. Snyder Ada Indiana Illinois Snyder

History of Democratic National Conventions Through 1908

Washington D C June 21 The article traces the Democratic National Conventions from 1832 at Baltimore to 1908 at Denver. It notes the two thirds rule, walk outs, key tickets like Jackson Van Buren Polk Buchanan Cleveland and Bryan, and the evolving party divisions and platforms shaping U S presidential nominations.

Washington, D. C Baltimore Chicago Jefferson Washington Democratic Party Andrew Jackson Martin van Buren Richard M. Johnson van Buren James K. Polk Texas Polk New York Lewis Cass Michigan William O. Butler Kentucky Taylor Fillmore

Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Digestive Health for Seniors

Each age of life has joys and elderly people can be happy by using Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion and keep bowels regular. The tablets are mild and effective, especially suited for middle aged and older adults, for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Otder

West Point Graduate Raymond Barton Returns to Ada

Raymond Barton, a recent West Point graduate, arrived in Ada yesterday for a three month vacation before active duty as a second lieutenant. He requests assignment to the thirty third infantry currently in Alaska, and his strong force of character suggests he will make a significant mark in history when opportunity arises.

Raymond Barton West Point Ada Regular Army Thirty-Third Infantry Alaska

Chamberlain's Tablets Ease Constipation

Suggests Chamberlain's Tablets provide an agreeable bowel movement without unpleasant effects and urges a trial, noting availability from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Four Dead and Two Wounded in Ranch Battle Near Sherman

A bloody feud at Sperry ranch near Sherman Texas leaves three men and one woman dead and two others wounded. Victims include W Sharp 70 Walter F Sharp 30 R Waldrop 18 and Miss Georgia Sharp 23. Wounded are Henry Waldrop 45 and his wife. The feud stems from an earlier confrontation between Walter Sharp and Russell Waldrop.

Sherman Tex W. Sharp Walter F. Sharp R. Waldrop Georgia Sharp Henry Waldrop Abbot Walter Sharp Russel Waldrop Henry Waldrops Sperry Ranch Sharp Georgia Sun Waldrop Henry

First Cotton Bloom Of The Season Reported By Mrs Bennett

Mrs Evie Bennett brought in the season s first cotton bloom at the office noting the crop is knee high and looking fine. The bloom appeared this Saturday and arrived with a subscription as usual, though the paper had not issued an offer for the first bloom.

Evie Bennett

Rheumatism Pain Relief With Chamberlain’s Wizened Balm

It claims that at most one in ten rheumatism cases needs internal treatment and that external use of Chamberlain's Whinin gement with massaging relieves pain quickly. The ad urges trying it and notes availability from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Noted Civil War Commander Bragg Dies at 85

Gen Edward S Bragg former Iron Brigade commander and Wisconsin congressman died in Fon du Lac Wisconsin at age 85 following years of frail health. He later held diplomatic posts in Mexico Cuba and China and was famed for backing Grover Cleveland in 1884 with the enemies he has made remark.

Fon du Lac Wis Edward S. Bragg Iron Brigade Bragg Congress Wisconsin United States Mexico Cuba China Grover Cleveland Geral

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