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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

8

Entombed Miners Tell Experience

Hemet California May 3 Associated Press reports foreman E H Sexton and miner Ed Cole endured fourteen hours trapped by earth tremors in a magnesite mine near Hemet. They described dwindling air and efforts to tap pipe ventilation while outside rescuers drilled a shaft and brought in air and tools. Cole feared dying with money still in his pocket.

Associated Press Hemet Calif E. H. Sexton Ed Cole Here Sexton Portland Ore Cole Wales Coles San Jacinto

Oklahoma Hardware & Furniture dissolution petition filed

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Board of Directors of The Oklahoma Hardware and Furniture Company seeks to dissolve. A hearing is set for May 20 1918 with notice to be published five weeks in the Ada Weekly News Ada Oklahoma. Objections may be filed before publication ends. Judge J W Bolen presiding. E S Kerr attorney. 4-11-1918.

Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Oklahoma Hardware & Furniture Company Oklahoma Ada Weekly News Ada

Club Woman Urges Conservation Outreach At Federation Meet

Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman, chairwoman, outlines conservation plans from platinum to parks at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs session in Hot Springs. She calls for human conservation through juvenile outdoor education, home gardens, and a wartime agricultural unit system for women workers with pay and housing. She warns against buying platinum jewelry during war and proposes postwar land opportunities for returning soldiers to reclaim semi-arid western lands.

Associated Press Hot Springs Ark Conservation Department John Dickinson Sherman General Federation of Women’s Clubs

Liver complaint remedy promoted as stimulant

Advertisement proclaims dizziness vertigo and torpid liver symptoms and promotes HERBINE as a powerful liver stimulant. A dose or two will remove bilious symptoms. Price 60c. Sold by Bart Smith.

Bart Smith

We Pay Case for Land and Land for Sale in Ada Oklahoma

McKinley and Finley offer to buy land with quick action in Ada Oklahoma. They request descriptions of land for sale and invite contact via See or phone Arthur L. Bowles for loan. Associated with Over 1st National Bank Ada. November 15 and March 28 notices.

McKinley & Finley Ada Oklahoma Arthur L. Bowles 1St National Bank

Purify Liver Health Product Advertised for Rosy Complexion

A 19th century style health ad claims herbal cure for torpid liver improves complexion. It promotes Herbine to purify the liver and bowels and restore a healthy glow. Price 60c. Sold by Bart.

Ates Cheek Bart

Calomel Today Sicks Tomorrow Promoted Liver Tone

An old ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims calomel causes cramps nausea and salivation while Liver Tone purports to cleanse the liver, cure sluggishness, and restore energy with no harmful side effects. It endorses use for adults and children and promises quick relief.

Dodson

Destruction in France by the German Invasion

A May 3 report from Columbia Missouri cites U S Food Administration figures on wartime devastation in France. Wheat and potato crops fell to about 47 percent of normal, sugar beet factories were reduced from 213 to 10 remnants, fruit trees and shade trees were felled, farm implements destroyed, and livestock severely depleted with milk yield halved compared with prewar levels.

Associated Press Columbia France Missouri Division U. S. Food Administration

Flour Card Plan Approved for Oklahoma Flour Ration

Judge C B Ames Federal Food Administrator for Oklahoma recommends flour cards to equip counties as the distribution unit. Each household card will list holder name household size and allow recording sales. Oklahoma and other states enforce a six pound monthly flour ration per person to balance supplies until the next harvest.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma C. B. Ames Oklahoma County C. H. Russell

Juniors Meet Weekly for Red Cross Knitting

Mrs. Goetter, manager of the Red Cross, asks Juniors to meet in the work room every Wednesday to knit during the summer. To date, Junior members produced 65 knitted articles. The helpless case garments are turning out rapidly, reflecting well on the women aiding wounded boys in France.

Francis Red Cross Goetter The Red Cross France Francis Wigwam

Ada Chamber of Commerce seen as vital to town growth

A 1915 revitalized Ada chamber funded by monthly business donations has helped attract the glass factory and foundry, spurred the Canadian river bridge project, and supported a large power plant. The secretary oversees finances with a donor-committee audit while wartime duties expand roles.

Chamber of Commerce Ada Adamen Chamber Walker County Council of Defense

Remedy for Rheumatism Named in Ad

The article promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, claiming it relieves pain, reduces suffering, and helps sufferers rest and sleep.

Kansas club women raise camp fund for band instruments

The Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs expanded the camp contribution at Camp Funston to surpass 1000 dollars with a 300 dollar latest gift for band instruments for the 353rd Infantry Regiment. A St Louis orchestra sent three violins to the regiment and promised more. Previously the group contributed 718 dollars to furnish the All Kansas building reception room.

Kansas Club Funston Kan Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs 353Rd St. Louis Kansas Building All-Kansas

Ada Couple Married At Bride’s Mother's Home

Mr Charlie Stone and Miss Emma Melton wed at the bride’s mother Mrs John Ward 431 W 16th street Tuesday at 2 30 Rev Clifford B James officiating Mrs Stone long time Ada resident employed by Pioneer Telephone Co two years Mr Stone recently moved to Ada employed by Kellogg Electric Co helped install the local telephone system After visiting Missouri relatives Mrs Stone returns to Ada and Mr Stone volunteers for military service with Uncle Sam

Charlie Stone Emma Melton John Ward 16Th Street Clifford B. James Stone Ada Pioneer Telephone Co Kellogg Electric Co Missouri

Austrian Subjects Join Italian Forces in WWI Front

Paris reports that eighteen thousand Transylvanian origin Austrian soldiers captured by Italians have been allowed to join the Allied front. This new contingent, alongside Czech troops on the Italian front and a Polish army in France, bolsters three allied armies formed from former central power subjects.

Paris Transylvania Austria

Growing Hogs with B. A. Thomas Hog Powder

An Ada Oklahoma notice promotes B. A. Thomas Hog Powder as a guaranteed remedy to keep hogs growing, prevent cholera and worms, and cure thumps. If the powder fails, the company will refund.

B. A. Thomas Agnew Milling Co Ada Oklahoma

Magician Play Sparks Laughs at Great Lakes Unit

At the Great Lakes Naval Training Station psychiatric unit Ensign John Sharpe watches an ex sleight of hand performer entertain detainees. The sleight of hand artist hides blocks and pictures then frustrates Chief Yeoman Dodds as items vanish from sight revealing the officer’s pockets chair and paper tricks. The prank ends with Dodds realizing his own chair held the final prop.

Associated Press Great Lakes, Ill Looney Great Lakes Naval Training Station Great Lakes Sharpe Yeoman Dodds

Army Will Be as Big as Necessary to Win War

Secretary Daniels told the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce that the nation will raise as many millions as needed to win the war. He rejected fixed targets and said selective draft and available ships will determine manpower. If 21 to 31 year olds are insufficient, older men may join, and the army should not be limited to 3,000,000.

Philadelphia Daniels Philadelphia of Commerce Third Liberty Loan Congress France America

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Wrigley Fe Twrigley Fom J. W. Bolen E. S. Kerr Petitioner R. W. Simpson Chas A. Zorn Ruth Roach I. B. McCutcheon Mary McCoy W. Sims A. T. Watson Western Tel Ada Elec. & Gas Co MacThwaite Oil & Gas Co Ada Elecetric Co MacThwaite Oil &Gas. Co Chas. A. Rere CLUB Louis Keathley T.L. Childs Claremont Okla Gwin & Mays J.G. Witherspoon Ada, Oklahoma Chamber OF Commerce Effective Organization Stone-Melton Swamplancine Co Ada, Ola R. P. Chrisman Paducah Texas James E. Webb Gwin & Mays Drug CO
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