29 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
1
Essay argues that life actions shape character as a lifelong product rather than a single moment. It asserts responsibility, duty, and the law of mind link past thoughts to present character and final fate after death, attributed to W. D. Humphrey.
Thomas A. Edison predicts a transformative year with wireless telegraphy advancing, electricity supplanting steam as motive power, and major gains in surgery, diet, and disease prevention. He expects his battery to hit the market and envisions a larger navy and flouring press as forces for progress.
Crisis surrounds a movement among half breeds to resist land allotment. Kataula Harjo, a Crevis Indian recently pardoned from prison, organizes the group of about 200 at Red Springs. They demand joint tenancy and restoration to their old way of life, warning of attacks on nonparticipants.
The piece argues that the man causing the strife must be captured quickly to reduce danger from the looming crisis and restore order.
The Star Restaurant announces relocation into the former Lion Store site. It features a square counter, 36 stools, 12 tables, two ladies dining parlors, and capacity for 100 guests. The note touts a hog market linked to a direct Kansas City and St. Louis railroad trade and encourages farmers to raise hogs to boost local industry.
Mr Scarborough is back in school after a week’s illness and attendance remains good with new pupils enrolling daily. Rev McDonald and Mr Eagle barger from Ardmore were pleasant afters last week. Miss Birdie Adams visited Holdenville with her parents. The high school literary society presented an excellent program. Opal Heart and Willie Woodard are ill with pneumonia. Lucile Whitow left for South Dakota to make her home, sadly missed by teachers and classmates. Mesdames Wood and Akers were visiting at the literary society. A prank involving three chickens led to a jokey exchange about roosters. A lady misused the word ferment, and callers noted her confusion.
The Star Restaurant has relocated to the Bernheim building after Lion Store's move. Owner Mr. Myers is praised as a splendid, accommodating host with a menu promising good eats. The new site is described as a town credit and a convenient lunch spot for business people and farmers visiting the market.
Farmers near Ada are urged to focus on hog raising beyond personal use. Ada is described as now a strong market for pork, with good prospects for sales and profit.
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