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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
3
Multiple small church notices list services every Sunday at 11 and 8, Sunday School at 9 45, and prayer meetings on Wednesdays. Pastors named include J B McDonald A Williams and W O Breeden with second and fourth Sunday services.
Ada Cornect Band will perform this evening in Ada at the city venue. The notice highlights a local musical event as part of community entertainment.
Tue 3rd and 4th draw near as the ad gathering promises the largest turnout on one occasion. The notice highlights swelling prospects for an extensive group of attendees and exhibitors.
Community urged to attend the Ada Cornet Band performance tonight to boost the ensemble as it develops. Local residents encouraged to show support for the musicians and help the enterprise gain momentum.
A stark reflection on scarcity where food drinks clothes air and people define life by labor. The passage laments lack of variety and companionship, insisting life remains worth living despite pervasive deprivation.
A community statement condemns a man who can repay debts but refuses to do so. The speaker targets the able debtor who worsens the social burden. It emphasizes moral outrage and calls for prudence in handling such individuals.
The speaker argues that true heroes are not driven by a wish to be heroic but by duty done in daily life. He notes that respected figures like George Washington and Ulysses S. Grant embody duty rather than seeking hero status.
A writer debates roadside signs as a public advertising medium noting seven boards within forty yards. He argues readers would need to stop their teams and lose time, a hardship for farmers who must take notices home to read with family.
Purcell June 21 delegates and alternates chosen for the Eighteenth District statehood convention to meet in Shawnee next Wednesday. Resolutions favored immediate statehood with Oklahoma with no binding convention instruction. The Ada Carriage Works plans to refurbish old buggies and implements, promising high quality results.
The Ozark regions of Missouri and Arkansas cite a rising fishing season with daily reports of excellent bites. Local guides provide advice on prime spots and best lures for anglers seeking early success.
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