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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
4
Advertising notices announce Woo Duncan as mayoral candidate for Ada subject to Democratic primary voters action. J.P. Waot files a candidacy statement as mayor with objections to the announcement and eligibility dispute as presented in the Ada News page.
The notices announce candidates for City Recorder Assessor and Collector including G F Johnnson J Warre R O Wheeler and RR Jeter as seeking the Democratic primary action. The statements indicate candidacy and support requests subject to the primary election results.
A list of candidates for the city alderman office is announced from North Ada and North Town Eras. Individuals include Jack Shiries, Ah Thornton, A. Masog, RK. E. Fowler, and others, all awaiting Democratic primary decisions.
A candidate named PP Chine appeals for backing before the Democratic primary for the office of City Actorm. The notice emphasizes party process and urges voters to consider his candidacy ahead of the upcoming election.
McKeel authorises his announcement as a candidate for the office of city attorney subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The notice lists L. EB. Mitchell seeking the City Marshal office and Dick Couch also announcing for the same position, both subject to the Democratic primary. The message appears as an official party slate for filing.
J D Gaar asks voters in the democratic primary to support him for street commissioner. J P M Harris authorizes announcing his candidacy for street commissioner, pending primary action by the democratic party.
Frann Wheeler announces candidacy for City Scavenger pending Democratic primary voters decision. Jamie Townend also runs for City Scavenger, subject to Ada Democrats action.
Next Sunday afternoon the Veterans Sons and Daughters of Veterans will hold memorial services for John H. Reagan. Hon H M Furman will give the memorial address. A suitable venue will be arranged and publicized, and all are invited.
Mr Heimer and Mrs Elliott both 17 were married Sunday in North Ada by Rev Young Coleman. The newlyweds will reside in Ada and the News wishes them happiness.
Notice from Ada Illinois Town Council announcing an April 4 1905 election to decide annexation of contiguous territory described in a resolution adopted February 22 1905. The recorder is ordered to publish notice to voters and conduct the election at the mayor's office. The notice is dated February 23 1905 and signed by Recorder J F Johnson.
Mrs. A. E. Simpson of 509 Craig St Knoxville Tenn praises Ballard’s Snow Liniment for sciatic rheumatism after trying Hot Springs baths. She encloses a $1.00 post office order and asks for a large bottle sent by Southern Express. sold by Clark Drug Co.
C. J. High & Co. has bought the interest of W. J Sloan of W. J. Sloan & Co. general merchants Oakman J. T. The new firm will assume all indebtedness against the old firm.
Indian Agent investigates lots from the town site auction last fall that were not claimed by the winning bidders. The parcels returned to the government and later disposed of by townsite commissioner Mr. Hefley to favored parties at appraised value.
The Original Foley and Co Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. Due to its merit many imitations claim to be genuine. Buyers urged to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes. It is mildly laxative and contains no opiates, safe for children and delicate persons. Clark Drug Co and Mason Drug Co.
Claimants are urged to avoid risks when selecting coverage noting even large companies with millions in surplus have been tested and may not guarantee full restoration after loss. The message compares costs to a trifle and emphasizes safeguarding a lifetime of savings.
Statistics warn of high death risk from appendicitis and peritonitis. An advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills as a reliable cure and prevention, citing M Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago and listing Clark Drug Co and F Z Holley as outlets.
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