Ada News Advertising Rates Notice 1901
Public notice from The Ada News informs that advertising rates are available on application. The item appears in a 1901 postage era notice indicating periodical publication distribution and mail matter status.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
10
Public notice from The Ada News informs that advertising rates are available on application. The item appears in a 1901 postage era notice indicating periodical publication distribution and mail matter status.
Reported leaders of a simple life David Benxerr Hlt and Henry Gassoway Davis are noted as leading the simple life.
A fragment remarks on delaying estimates of Togo's and Rojest vensky's fleet strengths until after the upcoming battle. The note stresses avoiding premature judgments and emphasizes awaiting battle results for accurate comparisons.
In town, prices indicate a rival to the nonexistent strawberry trust. Diners report meals that taste nearly as good at inflated costs, suggesting a de facto monopoly by eateries.
About two thousand people in Muskogee paid admission to Sunday baseball seeing the Sioux Indians defeat the Muskogee league team as a large crowd attended the game in Phoenix.
Industrial magnate Andrew Carnegie again shows conduct of real greatness by refusing to be made a fool of as his niece insists on marrying the hired man.
The city notes that the term immediately in municipal street railway ownership cases means at once in relation to Panama Canal construction. This interpretation ties city actions to urgent timelines affecting transit control during the canal project.
Eliha Roor fights to spare New York City municipal railways from paying 25,000,000 in taxes believed due under a state law pushed by Theodore Roosevelt during his governorship.
A reward of $10 is offered for the recovery of a black pony mare with a white forehead spot and frosty tail roots, about 13 hands, and a dingy bay horse, 5 years old, 13 hands, branded JS on hip. Report to J. H. Lovelady in Ada Indian Territory.
J Frak Fouche presented a dramatic recital Thursday night under the ladies of the C P church. He performed the Merchant of Venice with many characters, delivering a controlled voice and artistic work. The large audience regretfully did not reflect the event or church support.
School children and Ada Century Club members donate shade trees to Ada schools and plant them this afternoon. The effort is described as handsome and deserving, improving the lots of public buildings with citizen support.
Os car Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky credits Foley Kidney Cure with curing his kidney disease and saving his life. The ad asserts the remedy strengthens and rebuilds kidneys when taken at the first sign of danger. Sold by Clark Drug Co and Mason Drug Co.
A party of men including J.T. Conn Dr. Liven J Jeter J Warren Patsy Grennan Matt Walsh A H L Mason A G Winn Ben Mason Mason and Walter Goins will depart on a southbound Frisco train for a two week hunt in the Seven Devils mountains. They will alight at Idabell Choctaw reservation where guides will drive them fifteen miles into the interior where abundant game and bass and trout are reported.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures kidney disorders and restores vigor. A customer report from A H Davis of Mt Sterling Iowa says two bottles cured a two year kidney complaint. Sold by Clark Drug Co Mason Drug Co.
A letter to Chief Sims from the governor of South Carolina asks that J. Matt Pearson jailed here be held until an officer from Woodruff arrives. Pearson is wanted for alleged extensive forgeries in Woodruff. A large reward is offered for his capture.
Mrs A Barr of Ouston Texas reports a bad cough cured by one bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. The ad notes exposure to cold winds and speaking as cough triggers and states Clark Drug Company sells the remedy.
Ardmore Oklahoma May 2 Miss Kay Burnitt is chosen as chief sponsor of United Sons of Confederate Veterans for the Louisville reunion by Commander in Chief N R Tisdal.
At the home of the bride s parents near the brick plant Sunday April 30 Miss Ethel Bell to A Rinard Rev Younes Coleman officiating
Health urged on readers claiming Poleys Kidney Cure cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by Clark Drug Co. and Mason. The ad stresses kidneys filter impurities to prevent bodily harm and warns readers they must use the product to avoid ill effects.
The Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans of Stonewall, aided by Stonewall citizens and the commercial club, plan a basket picnic on Saturday May 6. Ada and surrounding residents are invited. The event features band music and prominent speakers with reduced rail fare.
Two dark bay mules about 14 hands branded HB on the left shoulder and SS on the left hip with a cropped left ear. They strayed from six and one half miles northwest of Ada on Sunday April so. A reward of 13 dollars is offered for their recovery. I D Lamb Ada I T.
Blankenship chased by wolves while feeding horses. Josh Gilbert buys a Winchester to hunt wolves. Parson Fullingam leads services at the Box school house. Some plant cotton others corn. Sandy river rises higher than spring. Boys disturb the preacher. local men relocate Halloway school house to another land. W J Jeffres reports a work horse badly cut on a wire.
A foreman on the Katy excursion train was killed at Shawnee when he fell between cars as the train pulled into the yards. His head and legs were severed. A second fatality, a black man, was reported shot dead on the same train.
Territorial notes report a South McAlester broom factory shipping to Mexico, a new McCarty post office north of Brady, the Almeda hotel in Bartlesville opening after a 50000 cost, and a Durant canning company with 15000 capital. Also listed are incorporations, closures, school bonds, land plats, and a 75000 Sulphur hotel project amid regional development.
A Cocoa Florida newspaper note endorses Herbine as a pure vegetable remedy that overcomes indigestion and kidney complaints. It claims to regulate the bowels and improve liver function, calling it the best blood enricher and invig orator. Editor RK N Andrews cites personal use and recommends purchase from Clark.
Frank G. Bigelow, former bank president, files for bankruptcy with liabilities over 2 million dollars and assets around 1.5 million. Banks appear secured creditors as Milwaukee faces deposit pressures while First National Bank undergoes investigation by C. H. Bosworth. No trace of former assistant cashier Henry G. Goll is found.
Dr D K Pearsons of Chicago announces gifts to five southern colleges ranging from 10 000 to 50 000 dollars. Separately Charles M Schwab wins a Russian government contract for battleships superior to any afloat today.
The British steamer Yuen Wo was totally destroyed by fire at Tung chou. It is feared that 150 Chinese lives were lost in the disaster.
Market summary shows cattle receipts around 600 with steady tone. native steers about 4.25 to 6.25 per cwt, southern steers 8.50 to 5.50, native cows and heifers 2.25 to 2.75, stockers and feeders 300 to 440, bulls 2.50 to 4.65, calves 3.50 to 5.25, western fed steers 1006.00, western fed cows 5.25 to 6.25. Hog receipts around 9000 with market strong to higher. bulk sales 10.06 to 10.25, packers 5 to 5.17. Sheep receipts steady. muttons around 9.0 to 10.0, lambs 5.0 to 7.0, range ewes 4.0 to 4.85.
Cattle receipts 8 500 and market steady with ranges from poor to prime. Hogs receipts over 4000 with mixed quality. most sales in the 5.00 to 5.30 range. Sheep and lambs steady with western and native offerings, shorn animals commanding 3.50 to 5.00 for sheep and 4.00 to 6.00 for lambs.
St Louis markets show natives slow with Texans steady for steer and heifer lots and cows. Hogs receipts and price ranges indicate market steady to slow with packers and butchers handling best heavy hogs while lambs and other stock show limited activity.
Oona and Neh May 2 market notes show cattle receipts steady with heavies and stockers trading around $2 to $3 per unit. Western steers near $3.80 to $4.00, cows and heifers about $2, calves and bulls $2.50, sheep receipts 5,500 with market slow and lambs around $5.25 and yearlings around $4.78.
Kansas City price tickers show May wheat higher and July corn up while September contracts offer mixed values. Cash grain options list No 2 hard red winter and No 2 yellow corn with various No 2 and No 3 designations among futures and spot quotes.
Chicago May 2 Wheat futures show No 2 red and No 3 red prices with May July and September contracts listed. Corn futures quote No 2 and No 3 values for May July and September. Oats futures prices are given for May July and September with small bid figures and notes on grain basis.
Wheat closes higher with No 2 red cash at around 4 to 1, $1.00 May and July at 79 percent. No 2 hard at 93. Corn up with No 2 cash about 47, track around 46 1/2 May, 45 with July. Oats gain with No 2 cash near 28 1/4 May and 28 July. No 2 white around 28 1/2.
Kanmene City Produce and ansaus City report May 2 market quotes for eggs butter poultry potatoes fruit and dairy. Fresh lettuce creamed butter per dozen 23 cents eggs 14 cents per pound ducks 12 cents turkey hens 12c pigeons 50c a dozen squabs 1.25. Apples 2.00 to 4.50 per barrel oranges 2.50 to 3.00 per box lemons 2.50. Strawberries 1.50 to 2.00 per crate. Northern potatoes 2.50 to 3.00 per bushel new. Cheese dairy products listed with limited detail.
Muskogee May 2 J a Fentress Wisdom chief clerk of the Indian agency resigns his post and with his brother W F Wisdom buys half interest in the Muskogee Hotel Co Wisdom was the government’s oldest employed in Indian Territory appointed by his father D M Wisdom twelve years ago He is well known across Indian Territory and Northern Texas.
Referees appointed by Judge Dickerson will appraise compensation for land and improvements to be condemned by the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway in sections 17 15 19 and 21 town 2 north range east Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory. Notice to Choctaw Chickasaw and all interested parties with hearing set for May 26 at First National Bank Ada.
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