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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
2
The Nog Hutseciant family closes their Bus restaurant after months of operation due to insufficient patronage. The town laments the loss of a well regarded home dining option and encourages supporting local hotels and eateries to sustain the industry.
The Daily Chieftain reports Vinita seeks a man for mayor with emphasis on a political battle. It notes a proposed Vinita to Coffeyville railroad with stock subscriptions from route residents.
A father in rural Oklahoma accidentally killed his 4 year old daughter when a shotgun discharged at the doorway as he returned home from work. The gun misfire occurred at the West residence three miles east of Thackersville, blowing away the child's head.
Tishomingo Oklahoma March 24. City council ordered new fire apparatus including a hook and ladder truck hose ext and extra hose after a large blaze. A fire department was organized with 30 members expected to grow to about 50. C E Naylor named chief H P Warfield first assistant and James Wylie second assistant.
The Shawnee city council approved a $30,000 city hall and a $16,000 jail and fire department headquarters to replace current structures. Funds were raised by a bond sale and are now in the bank.
Henry recounts a humorous trip with his father to Marlboro House in London to meet King Edward. They arrive in a grand setting, exchange friendly banter, and discuss Ireland's fate while sharing drinks. The tale ends with a clumsy exit as dad topples over a hassock and sleeps in a cab back to the hotel.
An article notes rising corn exports from 24 000 000 to about 300 000 000 bushels and Belgium using more corn per capita for food than the United States. It cites C J Murphy promoting corn in Europe since 1888, and calls for reinstating corn in American tables amid shifting bread habits and digestive claims. In addition, Peary’s Arctic exploration steamship, designed by William Winant, is described as the strongest and best equipped for Arctic navigation.
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