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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1907

Page

3

Terrell Seeks Pontotoc County Judge Seat

Joel Terrell announces Democratic candidacy for Pontotoc County Judge. Born in Lamar County Texas, he trained at Grayson College and the University of Texas, practiced law in Paris Texas and Ada Indian Territory, and plans to serve with diligence and integrity. The News endorses his hardworking, honorable character and potential to govern.

Pontotoc County Lamar County Texas Deport Grayson College Whitewright University of Texas Paris Ada Ind Ter Oklahoma Terrell

Do Not Crowd the Season

Spring brings out children and light clothing raising grip and pneumonia risk. Colds flow with nicer weather, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as safe and effective, preventing pneumonia if used. suitable for children and sold by G. M. Ramsey.

Chamberlain G. M. Ramsey

Notice of Sale in Indian Territory Guardianship

In the United States Court for the Southern District of the Indian Territory at Ada a sale of land tied to Ivy Brashears minor heir is set for April 20, 1907. The court orders a public sale of the described tract for no less than three quarters of its appraised value on three months credit with bond and approval by the guardian Geo W Brashears.

United States Court Southern District Indian Territory Ada Ivy Brashears Geo. W. Brashears United States United States Court House Brashears Supreme Court of Oklahoma Librarian of The State Historical Society of Secretary of State Territory Filson R. E. Bagby Committee On Public Service Corporations Corporation Commission Leahy Baker Haskell England Ledbetter

Dyspepsia Linked to Hurry and Inactivity

A medical note attributes dyspepsia chiefly to rushed meals and insufficient physical activity. The brief mentions lifestyle factors as primary triggers.

Disturbance by Tramps Leads to Jail for Frank Jackson

A man named Frank Jackson was jailed after a disturbance at Geo Latta’s house near the Oklahoma Central. He and two other tramp Negroes allegedly begged for food, frightening the women until men intervened. Latta pursued Jackson and brought him to town. the others escaped. Police deem the threat unlikely to be serious.

Frank Jackson Geo. Latta Oklahoma Central Mr. Latta Jackson

Rheumatic Pain Relief Endorsed by Local Justice

B F Crocker aged 84 and longtime justice of the peace at Martinsburg Iowa reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip and says three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm did him a lot of good. For sale by G M Ramsey.

B. F. Crocker Justice of the Peace Martinsburg Iowa Chamberlain G. M. Ramsey

Constitutional Convention Progress in Guthrie

March reports finalize several measures including schedules and commerce and manufacturers. A substitute plea regarding unlawful restraint of trade passes, liquor enforcement commission details outlined, and final adjournment set for April 5 with enrollees assigned to state offices.

Liquor Committee Guthrie Legislative Department

Gubernatorial Talks Shape Oklahoma Nomination

Guthrie March 15 Lee Cruce of Ardmore and C N Haskell of Muskogee held a conference after Haskell accused Cruce of injuring his campaign. Cruce declined prior meetings while Haskell expressed interest in a meeting. Cruce rejected any single man alliance. Analysts say Haskell aims for governor but may seek Congress in the Third District and a Washington record could boost a future senate bid.

Cruce Haskell Guthrie Haske Congress Indian Territory Washington Oklahoma United States Senate

Perfect pill for torpid liver and constipation

J. A. Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia says he has found the perfect pill that never disappoints him. He recommends Dr King s New Life Pills for torpid liver and chronic constipation. Guaranteed satisfactory and available for 2 cents at G M Ramsey s Druggist.

J. A. Harmon Sizemore West Va Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

Parks Marries Miss Alexa Thompson in Ada Home

At seven Sunday evening Harry Parks and Alexa Thompson wed at C. S. Aldredge’s home. The Chester, South Carolina native is daughter of J. R. Thompson, recently active in cotton trade, and has lived in Ada three months. Parks is a prominent Ada businessman. Best wishes to the couple.

Harry Parks Alexa Thompson C. S. Aldredge Chester South Carolina J. R Wetumbaugh Ada Parks Harry

Death Notice of S. E. Coley Near Ada

S. E. Coley of Ada area died of pneumonia March 12 at 10 30 am and was buried March 13 in Ada cemetery. He leaves a wife four children aged five and under his aged mother and siblings. The family and community extend sympathy. S. C. Pritchett.

S. E. Coley Ada S. C. Pritchett

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Foot Injury Quickly

A Louisa Virginia newspaper ad quotes editor D N Walker praising Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for a nail wound. The salve allegedly prevented inflammation and healed the wound. Sold by G M Ramsey’s Drugstore for 25 cents.

D. N. Walker the Enterprise Louisa G. M. Ramsey

Ardmore Jail Forecast Death of Sidney Coggins

Advices from Ardmore jail say Sidney Coggins, who killed Warren at Ahloso, is near death hour by hour after drinking carbolic acid in a personal crisis. He has poor nourishment and minimal fluids, with a steady decline since confinement in Ada jail.

Ardmore Sidney Coggins Warren Ahloso Ada

Mrs Stotts of The News Recovers From Illness

Mrs Arthur Stotts of The News force has been seriously ill for weeks and is slowly recovering. When strong enough she will visit her parents in Western Oklahoma.

Arthur Stotts News Force Western Oklama

Ballards Snow Liniment Promises Relief for Rheumatism

A Hempstead Texas businessman testifies that Ballards Snow Liniment cured his rheumatism and neuralgia after damp weather caused severe headaches. He credits the product for freeing him from pain and says he is pleased with the results. Sold by G M Ramsey.

try_Ballard Hempstead Texas G. M. Ramsey

Woman Obtains Marriage License and Seeks Onsite Ceremony

A young woman walked into the county clerk’s office, supplied the required data and fee for a marriage license, and then asked Deputy Clerk Constant to perform the ceremony at a hotel afterward. The episode, unusual for its solo applicant and onsite request, marks a notable departure from typical public marriages.

U.S Constant

Mitchem Opens Spring Millinery Stock to Visitors

This afternoon Miss Mitchem opened her spring millinery stock for public inspection. Decorations were tasteful and she greeted a large number of visitors. Each guest received a carnation. The opening lasts through Saturday.

Miss Mitchem

Coggins Dies in Federal Jail After Suicide Attempt

Sidney Coggin, accused killer of a Section Foreman near Ada, dies in federal jail from self inflicted injury. Corpse to be moved to Denison Texas for burial. mother lives in Lafayette Texas.

Ardmore L. A Sidney Coggin Warren Ada Coggin Denison Texas Lafaytte

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Ada Weekly News D Edates Ade Police Zen Otis B. Weaver Howard Parker B. C. Brown Business Menencr Joel Terrell Fare House New Commonwealth Mammoth Reservoir Court Town 16Th Job Printing Department Coggins B. Weaver Agency 12Th and Broadway R. O. Wheeler Southwest Graham-Pyeatt Abstract CO Dortch Young, Mgr Cit Nat’l Bank Crawford & Bolen Ada National Bank Ada,Gina
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