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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1913

Page

8

Educationist Dunham Leads Okemah Students at Track Meet

Prof E A Dunham a former Pon totoc county teacher arrives from Okemah with students of his school to participate in the contests and track meet at the normal venue.

E. A. Dunham Pontotoc County Okemah Normail

Parole decision on Hawthorne and Morton at Atlanta

In Atlanta on May 5 the federal parole board began considering parole for Julian Hawthorne and Dr. George W. Morton, convicted in New York of mail fraud tied to mining schemes. They started serving March 24 a year and a day sentence. one third must pass before eligibility, possibly releasing them by late July.

Hawthorne Morton Atlanta Julian Hawthrone George W. Morton New York Federal Parole Board Department of Justice Washington

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted for Wounds

Barbed wire cuts and harness galls are described as healing quickly with Ballard's Snow Liniment which is praised as healing and antiseptic. Prices noted as 25 cents and one dollar per bottle with Ramsey Drug Company as the seller.

Ballard Ramsey Drug Company

Stockmen Notice Jack For Sale Near Ada

I will stand my jack at my home 1 mile west and one-half mile north of Ada. Terms 12.50 to insure. Payable when cost comes. J. C. Blocker.

Ada

Braley Family to Move to Portales New Mexico

W H Braley and family depart Ada today or Tuesday for Portales New Mexico to reside in the future. The Braley family, longtime Ada residents, leave with the esteem and good will of Ada’s population and many friends express regret yet extend best wishes.

W. H. Braley Portales New Mexico Braley Ada

Meet notes highlight Holdenville hold half mile and mile

Montgomery of Holdenville led in the half and mile with strong finishes. Newberry of Tishomingo faltered in the high hurdles final. Sacred Heart's McClarney and Madill’s relay stood out, Sacred Heart leading with 24 points and Madill close behind with 21.

Montgomery Holdenville Newberry Tishomingo Madie Miss Frame McGahan Reid Atoka Luther Russell McLoudon McClarney Sacred Heart E. Lancaster Wayne Russell McCloud Gwin Ada Brunner Lancaster Jackson Madill Marsh G. Stubbs Austell Center Haley Fortner Roff Doyle Maud Hamer Orr Evans Weaver Ada MecClarney

Merital Pile Remedy Promoted by Ramsey Drug Co

An advertisement touts Merital Pile Remedy as a superior preparation for internal and external piles. It claims the product has no equal and urges readers to request the remedy, highlighting its many advantages. Ramsey Drug Co in Ada, Oklahoma, is listed as exclusive agents.

Ramsey Drug Co Ada Oka

Confederate Memorial Services Postponed

Owing to heavy rain on Sunday, the U. C. V. memorial services at the First Presbyterian church were postponed until next Sunday. For sale Rieves No. 0 saw mill write or phone 309. F. T. Tarkenton, Ada, Oklahoma.

First Presbyterian Church Rieves No. 0 F. T. Tarkenton Ada Oklahoma

Cement Plant Material Use for 1000 Barrels Daily

A 1000 barrel per day cement plant consumes about 66,000 tons of limestone and 22,000 tons of clay or shale annually. With average densities this equals roughly 1,000,000 cubic feet of lime stone and 250,000 cubic feet of shale per year, underscoring the heavy capital needs of such a plant.

United States Geological Survey

Ada Trades Day Draws Crowd Despite Muddy Weather

A fair crowd attended Trades Day in Ada with strong interest in the butter making contest winning $5 by Mrs. O. J. C. Johnson. C. A. Stewart won $5 for a colt under four months and Jim Carney earned $5 for pigs under four months. In the afternoon spectators watched road work stereopticon views at city hall. Prof. L. O. Wilson operated the machine with help from the normal and electric light company.

Ada O. J. C. Johnson Miss King Hale- Halsell Co Chicago School of Domestic Science C. A. Stewart Jim Carney Normal L. O. Wilson Electric Light Company Harry Parks

Local Ads Include Subscriptions and Cotton Seed Sale

The Ada Weekly News and Dallas Semi-Weekly News offer one year subscriptions for $1.75 each. Subscriptions should be sent to J. W. Simpkins, Circulation Manager, Ada, Oklahoma. Also offered is 1000 bushels of cotton seed for sale at 35 cents per bushel by Alfred Summers, the gin man at Maxwell.

Ada Dallas J. W. Simpkins Alfred Summers Maxwell

Socialists Plan Town of Milton Oklahoma Colony

Oklahoma Socialists move to establish a town on the Ft. Smith and Western Railroad four miles west of Bokoshé. Dr. S R Peet has financed 260 acres for Milton with coal, canning, and factory aims. Lot sales fund shared ownership of a coal mine and other industry, with dividend participation for workers and truck farming encouraged.

John D. Benedict Walter Laird Milton Dr. Peet Oklahoma

Jack Johnson Faces Mann White Slave Act Trial

Jack Johnson, the boxer, appeared in federal court in Chicago on May 5 to stand trial under an indictment charging a violation of the Mann White Slave Act. The case stems from his alleged travel with a white woman from Pittsburg to Chicago and on to Milwaukee and other cities, with his alleged payment of her expenses.

Chicago Ill Jack Johnson Johnson Pittsburg Milwaukee

For Sale or Trade by J. W. Ragland

A trade offer from J. W. Ragland of Oakman Oklahoma for $3,000 worth of stock merchandise. He seeks trade for farm or city property that generates steady rents.

J. W. Ragland Oakman Oklaw-52

Shades of Blackstone in Oklahoma’s law rich boom

After the Cherokee outlet rush, a town of five thousand swelling from a desert plain hosts 124 attorneys and four lawyers. The South Dakota Supreme Court note in Danforth v. Egan defines attorney as license to practice, while lawyer depends on being learned in the law, distinguishing license from learning.

Cherokee Strip Oklahoma Blackstone South Dakota Supreme Court Danforth Egan Northwestern Reporter Whiting

Rainfall reports from Steedman and Ada area

N Davis of Steedman noted lighter rainfall in his area today compared with Ada county. He said the heaviest shower along his Sunday drive was two miles east of Ada, with the rain in his section soaking in slowly.

N. Davis Steedman Ada

Cash for mining timber offered at stations on switch

Ada notices offer cash for mining timber delivered at any station on switch on the O. C. W. Fsh aw.

Ada

Storm damages Honey Grove as it strikes east part of town

A May 4 storm in Honey Grove Texas struck the eastern part of the city around 1 PM. It damaged the McCleary field area, damaged the compress roof and oil mill, toppled brick building stacks, damaged the seed house, and wrecked several residences. One person was reported hurt, Mrs M E Erwin narrowly escaped death when her room was wrecked.

Honey Grove Tex McCleary Field Martha Bryant Jim Leach Will Owen M. E. Erwin

Farm by a Safe System urged as kafir and milo loom

The Oklahoma Farm Journal urges farmers to adopt a safe farming system to avoid annual drain from feed exports. It notes $25,000,000 moved out of state for feed in 1911-12 and similar inflow in 1912-13, warning kafir and milo acreage should double to protect farm income and support livestock.

Oklahoma Kafir Milo Oklahoma Farm Journal

News Want Column Seeks Lost Articles Replacements

A busy feature column invites readers to submit tips and clues to recover missing stories. Editors request timely notes about misplaced pieces, requests for reprints, and suggestions for filling gaps in the newspaper’s coverage.

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