unday Meeting Sermons Followed by Reports at Steedman Pitth
A Sunday gathering featured sermons on the security of God’s children and church mission. Speakers included A J Williams Vernon H Vanloon and E J Mathews. Sessions covered scripture, church history, sanctification, prayer impact, and a Pontotoc meeting plan.
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Pitth
Children of God
Bro Steele
A. J. Williams
Vernon
A. D. Odon
H. E Neighbors
J W Bell
Bro H Vanloon
J. M Vernon
E. J. Mathews
Venloon
Pontotoc
Jethews
A. Fauster
Bro Mathews
Gubin-Barack Co Final and Last Call Ad Notice
The page ad from Gubin-Barack Co in this issue shows price cuts versus a prior quotation. The notice urges readers to govern themselves accordingly and consider a classified ad in the News.
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Gubin
Barack Cos
Ation
Gubin-Barack Co
Convictions Hit Several Labor Figures in Union Case
Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Association of Bridge, Structural and Iron Workers, among those convicted. The jury found all defendants guilty on all counts in the indictments, and most officials were discharged from custody after the verdicts at 10 a.m.
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Eles Hes Polis
Anu
Bec. Uris
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge Wa Structural and Iron Workers
Pal
Ra Rah Ue Aoatedeed
Cat Re
Darby’s Prophylactic Flu Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims a household remedy by Gwin and Mays Drug Co cures cramps and colic instantly. It also promises to correct nausea and heal cuts wounds and sores.
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Gwin & Mays Drug Co
DARBY
Family Reunion Highlights Estes Clan in Oklahoma
A large Christmas reunion of C Estes family near Maxwell drew many relatives from Oklahoma and Texas. Attendees included Mr and Mrs T J Willoughby and Mrs J W Adams among others, with five daughters and two sons living and forty one grandchildren plus twenty one great grandchildren. A dinner and singing followed, with all living children present except one in Oklahoma City. Professor Womack of Galey wed last Sunday.
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C. Estes
Maxwell
T. J. Willoughby
Western Oklahoma
J. W. Adams
PaulsValley
P. A. Pollock
Ada
Laurence Payne
J. M. Kestes
Wichita Falls
Texas
Venellie
Seager Willoughby
Georgie Pollock
Jewel
Lydia Adams
Barney
Heston Estes
Mr. Estes
Oklahoma City
Prof. Womack
Galey
Ada Trading Co. Visit Reported by Maxwell Lead
Ada Trading Co. is noted in a brief mention as having goods available. Mr. J. P. Walker of Maxwell was reported visiting on the first of the week, with exchange talks and local dealings described in concise terms.
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Mr. Walker
Maxwell
Leon Bray
Nethig
Ada
J. P. Walker
Oklahoma Educ Association elects Dr Stratton Brooks president
Oklahoma City Dec 27 Dr Stratton D Brooks of Norman was unanimously elected president of the Oklahoma Educational Association at its seventh annual session. An electoral commission and Tucker amendment reshaped future elections with delegates from each association forming a new 77 member body and sparking debate among Monroe Hester and other leaders.
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City
Stratton D. Brooks
Norman
The
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Educational Association
Frank Shockley
Shawnee
Sec
Treas
L. E. Weatherwax
Muskogee
L. C. Wilson
Ada
George Rainey
Enid
Rosa J. Pollock
Oklahoma City
A. Alva
A. L. Livingston
Salisaw
W. C.canteberry
Marietta
J. G. Masters
Oklahoma Ciy
Thomas Scott
Electoral Commission
Association
National Educational Association
Tucker
Monroe
Muskoger
B. H. Hester
Claremore
Gill
Hog Demonstration Train January Visit Oklahoma State College
A special January hog and poultry education train, run by the Agricultural and Mechanical College, will tour Santa Fe and Frisco lines. It leaves Stillwater January 20, visits farms, shows pure bred hogs and market grades, and explains packer expectations. Lectures for women and boys and a dedicated feed products display will be included. Nine cars transport free with railroad support.
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Oklahoma City
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Santa Fe
Frisco
Stillwater
Fisco
Railrod
Poultry and Hog Show Planned With Rail Tour
Dean Pittuck of the A and M college reports Ada will likely be on the itinerary of a special poultry and hog train in late January and February. Frank Huddleston offers services to oversee hogs. The Poultry Association pledges to handle the poultry. Pontotoc building owners offer space for the event. Committees will be formed to manage details.
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RK. E. Sisskt
Dean Pittuck
A & M College
Ada
Frank Huddleston
Poultry Association
Pontotoc
What Makes a Woman Powers Through with Electric Bitters
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a health and strength booster for women, claiming weight not needed to define womanhood and noting benefits for fainting, dizziness, weakness, nervousness, backache, and fatigue. It quotes Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma praising the medicine and lists the price at 50 cents, with a local drugstore guarantee.
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Eliza Pool
Depew, Okla
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Men Remanded Without Bail After Brutal Assault
Dages Kahee and Winters, charged in the Thomas Hurst attack, were rearrested Sunday afternoon and placed in jail without bail. The victim is reportedly improving. Ada youths rode to a Moose Lodge meeting, their auto broke near Fitzhugh, they walked, then a hired rig’s team ran away tearing the vehicle. Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for ailments including partial paralysis and rheumatic aches.
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Dages
Kahee
Winters
Thomas Hurst
Fuil
Band
Ada
Moose Lodge
Fitzhugh
Mississippi Confederate Veteran James Stafford McElhannon Dies
Mrs. E. H. Lucas receives news of her brother James Stafford McElhannon death at Kossuth Mississippi on December 24 from apoplexy. He joined the Mississippi cavalry at seventeen and earned a strong veteran record. Also an advertisement promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup for lung relief with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
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E. H. Lucas
James Stafford McElhannon
Kossuth
Mississippi
Cavalry
Ballard
Ramsey Drug Company
First National Bank of Durant Formed by Consolidation
Durant December 30 A major banking deal was completed this morning as the 1st National Bank and the Durant State Bank consolidated to form the First National Bank of Durant. The merger unites two longtime local lenders into a single institution anticipated to impact commercial and financial circles.
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Durant
1St National Bank
Duranttate Bank
Tme
First National Bank of
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