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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

7

Marriage Licenses List From Ada and Surrounding Areas

J Franklin of Birmingham Alabama age 35 marries Edith Cavitte of Brownwood Texas age 25. E M Roberts of Ada Oklahoma age 18 marries May Griffis of Pleasant Plains Arkansas age 18. Willie Brown of Franks age 30 marries Clara Hayes of Franks age 17. W A Nickell of Ada age 24 marries Lillian Hughes of Ada age 22. Rufus Seckinger of Asher age 21 marries Ella May Coe of Asher age 15. Talmage Norvell of Stratford age 22 marries Pearl Arnold of Vanoss age 21.

J. Franklin Birmingham Ala Edith Cavitte Brownwood Texas E. M. Roberts Ada May Griffis Pleasant Plains Ark Willie Brown Franks Clara Hayes W. A. Nickell Lillian Hughes Rufus Seckinger Asher Ella May Coe Talmage Norvell Stratford Pearl Arnold Vanoss

Local Professionals Directory Ada Oklahoma

Professional listings include doctors veterinarians lawyers and dentists with names offices and phone numbers in Ada Oklahoma. Notable entries: Dr G A Akers physician and surgeon Dr C A Thompson veterinary Surgeon Castleberry and Cummings lawyers Dr J W Wimbish physician Wimbish and Duncan lawyers Epperson and Roddie attorneys Granger and Granger dentists Wallis Hartman doctor in Conn Building and W D Faust with office and residence numbers.

G.A. Akers East Main C. A. Thompson Rock Barn J. W. Wimbish Drs. Ligon Epperson W. D. Faust Conn

Study of Foreign Credit System by American Commission

About eighty members of the American Commission on Agricultural Co operation sail from New York aboard the Sakoni for Europe to study rural credit and banking in fourteen European nations. The mission, chaired by Senator Fletcher, will visit Italy Austria Hungary Germany Denmark Sweden Belgium Holland France and the British Isles, with return planned on July 18 aboard the Cedric.

New York Sakoni Cunard Line American Commission On Agricultural Co-operation Europe Commission United States Congress Secretary of Agriculture Ods Germany Canada Rome International Institute of Agriculture Italy Naples Florence Bologna Milan Austria-Hungary Vienna Budapest Munich Dresden Berlin Cologne Denmark Sweden Belgium Holland France England Ireland Balkan States Cedric White Star Line Queenstown

Tariff Bill Will Not Hurt Business Says Congressman

Washington April 24 Congress member Clyde H Tavenner argues the Underwood tariff bill will not damage business. He cites industry adaptation, efficiency gains, and potential wage restraint as key outcomes while defending reforms against panic tactics by vested interests. He quotes Ohio chain factory owner J H Geoke praising competition with Germany and improving methods over wage cuts.

Clyde H. Tavenner Congress Wasington New York State Democratic Party J. H. Geoke Ohio Germany

Stockmen Notice by J C Blocker about colt sale

Notice states the breeder will stand his jack at his Ada area home one mile west and a half mile north. The contract requires $12.50 to insure and payment upon the colt’s arrival. Signed J C Blocker.

Ada

Will Hold Class Initiation by W O W Camp Ada

The W O W Camp of Ada prepares a big class initiation on the first Monday evening in July. Other county camps will attend and join in active recruitment. State Manager Forgan and other notables will be present to assist in the work.

Ada Forgan

Cash for mining timber delivered at any station

Cash for mining timber offered by C. W. Fshaw of Ada. Timber must be delivered at any station on the switch for settlement.

Ada

Yoakum seeks restore 1 cent rail rate to reunion

B F Yoakum head of the Frisco lines wires railroad commissioner Mayfield pledging to use influence to restore the old 1¢ per mile rate for the Chattanooga Confederate reunion. With Yoakum Freeman and Britton backing the effort, restoration is expected.

Austin, Tex B. F. Yoakum Frisco Lines Earle B. Mayfield Southwestern Chattanooga Messrs. Yoakum, Freeman Britton

Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Long Use and Ada Testimony

A vintage advertorial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for kidney trouble lasting over fifty years. It cites Ada Oklahoma resident J. W. Bowling praising relief from weakness and backache and urges immediate action to prevent dropsy or Bright's disease, listing Foster-Milburn Co. as sole US agents and the price at 50 cents.

Dean Bright J. W. Bowling Broadway Ada Okla Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

For Sale or Trade by J W Ragland in Oakman Oklahoma

Notice offers 3000 dollars worth of stock merchandise for sale or trade. Ragland invites exchange for farm or urban rental property. Oakman Oklahoma. w-52-tf.

J. W. Ragland Oakman

Moose Lodge Ada Hosts Luncheon and Smoker Event

The Ada Moose Lodge held a Friday luncheon and smoker with forty two plates. Alvin Deckert led serving assisted by Henry Russell Jack Maxey C Sumpter Layne L J Whorton and Ed Wetherington. Toast masters were P H Deal and L J Wharton as guests S M Little of Denison and E W Richey of Francis attended.

Moose Lodge Ada Alvin Deckert Henry Russell Jack Maxey C. Sumpter Layne L. J. Whorton Ed Wetheriington P. H. Deal L. J. Wharton S. M. Little Denison E. W. Richey Francis

Tanlequan Girl Will Represent East Side

Miss Maude E. Cooper of Northeastern State Normal led six contestants with a 96 1 3 score as reader in the eastern Oklahoma state normal school debating and reading contest held at Durant. She will represent the east side in the state contest against the west side. 1000 bushels of cotton seed for sale at 35 cents per bushel. Alfred Summers, the gin man at Maxwell. 3tw

Tahlequah Okla Maude E. Cooper Northeastern State Normal State Normal School Oklahoma East Side Southeastern East Central Northeastern Alfred Summers Maxwell

Orlechie Teen Constructs Concrete Drinking Fountain

East Main street business owners install a fine concrete drinking fountain at the Main and Rennie intersection. It will be ready in six weeks for summer use, ensuring horses and animals have ample water in Ada during hot days. The community expresses congratulations on the enterprise.

Tion Main Rennie Ada East Main

Teachers Examination In Progress At Court House

Regular examination of teachers for certificates is being held at the court house today. Supt Pierce is confined to bed with fever and Supt Norman of Francis is detained due to the end of his school. Superintendent Robinson conducts the examination with twenty four applicants listed.

Court House Pierce Norman Francis

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R. T. Castleberry I. L. Cummings Castleberry and Cummings Aldrich Bldg C. J. Galbraith Wimbish & Duncan Reed-Douglass DRS Granger Steed Wallis Hartman Southern Commercial Congress Nashville Tenn Union Wilson Duncan A. Fletcher Florida Secretary of State Carpenter-Morton Co Boston Campbell Benes Ramsey Drug Co Pollock 12Th Stockton Union Wagon Yard P. A. Pollock, Prop Mart Wash Dr. Holley East Main St Crescent Drug Co J. C. Blocker WO. W Yoakum Doan Moose California House OF Quali Pure Food Grocery CO W. Main St Henderson’s Mill Jack Bob Eaton Abbott T. L. Gooper Ada, Oklahoma Erty East Main Street American Life Insurance Company Des Moines Iowa M. & P. State Bank Fred F Brydia Studebaker Studebakers Studebaker Company Chicago Dalla Kansas City Saltlake City San Francisco Portland, Ors
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