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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
This morning near Oakman, a man named Will Winton was found wandering in a demented state by Clay Stephens. Deputy Duncan brought him to Ada and he was adjudged insane and hospitalized. He appeared about 40, with torn clothing and no idea of origin or location.
I N McClure announces he will not be liable for any accounts contracted by his wife Mary A Mc Clure and asks anyone holding accounts to itemize and mail them to Box 835 Ada Oklahoma. Dated March 10 1913. s73tw-2902td
Nogales Arizona March 13 Col Kos terlitzky surrendered to Gen Obregon after a all day battle. Several Americans wounded and 600 troopers from Fort Huachuca deployed along the border. Bullets struck into the American side and a woman was wounded in a skirt. Two noncombatants were wounded and residents faced danger as the conflict persisted.
Local observer Presnal Sugg records rainfall of Wednesday night between 0.68 and 1.00 inch. The shower comes in a favorable period for crops already in the ground and should help keep soil in good condition for some time.
Washington pilgrimage reports a glorious Oklahoma visit with receptions in Cincinnati and Columbus, a capitol escort in Columbus, a Capitol reception by Ohio’s governor, and a New York stay before returning. Dr Simmons liver medicine and squaw wine advertised with prices and local drugstore sales.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation. It claims liver stimulation digestion improvement and toxin elimination with a price of 25 cents at G M Ramsey’s store.
The News reports a rumor claiming the city financial statement was delayed by the News. The Star-Democrat confirms the report was printed at its office, set on linotype at the News, and delivered late Monday night, with the piece ready the preceding Thursday.
An old advertisement promotes a cough medicine labeled as harmless and pleasant to take. It claims to be a preferred remedy for mothers and notes sales by mail order and local sellers.
Oklahoma City capital decision ends with a 63 to 17 vote by the House to accept 650 acres and 100000 dollars for the capitol. Debate spanned eight hours with Shawnee reps opposing the final site choice near downtown but the Hill amendment failed to alter the heart of the city location.
Secretary Daniels disapproves expensive changes to older naval craft and voices opposition to reconstructing old ships. James A. Fowler acts as solicitor general while Wilson may not fill Bullitt vacancy for weeks. Bryan to study consular civil service and brief the President. House Ways and Means Democrats push tariff revision bills ahead of expected extra session around April 7.
The Ada weather scene reports a sharp cold snap with a January like blizzard and snow flurries. Thermometer values dropped to twenty degrees on March 15, with expectations of little temperature change by Sunday.
A Georgia school principal from Sylvania reports suffering rheumatism caused by stomach liver and kidney trouble. He credits Electric Bitters with full relief after four bottles. Ad suggests the remedy relieves rheumatic pains and advocates purchase at 50 cents or 1 09 with Dr G M Ramsey endorsement.
W H Webb returns from St Louis with new spring goods for Ramsey's Bargain store Megers Ramsey and Webb busy arranging a bright stock for the upcoming opening next week at the new store location attracting shoppers with a fresh spring merchandise selection.
An 1872 product claim notes The Forty Year Test for Chamberlain Cough Remedy now with world wide reputation. It promises relief for coughs and colds and urges purchase from all dealers.
Oklahoma City March 12 Governor Cruce vetoed the 2 1 4 cent railroad fare bill saying it could affect pending litigation. In the house the McMechan state capital bill remains under discussion and no action taken. The redistricting bill sits in conference with no report. Tom Bryan apologized to Representative Halsell for an assault during an argument over the feed inspection bill, which has not yet been disposed of.
For forty three years Dr King’s New Discovery has been known as the most reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles were used last year and it promises a refund if it does not help. A reader from Allendale writes it is the best remedy for coughs and colds he has used. Available in 50 cents and 1 dollar at G M Ramsey’s Bers.
Robbers entered the Tamaha Bank by rear entrance and blew the safe with three nitroglycerin charges, securing about 4300 dollars. They fled down the Arkansas River as boats searched in vain for hours, disturbing the town before dawn. Tamaha is a small river town in an agricultural region.
The Ada National Bank in Ada Oklahoma announces closure and asks note holders and creditors to present notes and claims for payment. Tom Hope serves as president. Dated Ada Oklahoma February 5 1913.
Henry F. Hollis, Democrat, wins the United States Senate seat in Concord after a prolonged deadlock. He secures 189 votes, three more than required, while John H. Bartlett gains 121 and Robert P. Bass 12. Hollis is a 42 year old law graduate and former gubernatorial candidate.
Claims Bucklen's Amica Salve quickly and permanently cures nearly every skin disease and treats burns and bruises. Example: John Deye of Gladwin Michigan says twelve years with a skin ailment and $400 in doctor bills were ended by the salve. Price 25 cents, recommended by G. M. Ramsey.
County court convened in Pawnee with a full docket focused on liquor cases. Authorities seized large quantities of liquor at Keystone and other Frisco points. about $8,090 worth is stored in Pawnee city jail awaiting court determination of ownership and innocence of those charged.
J F Chisler and his sister Miss Lerline traveled as passengers to Coalgate this morning.
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