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Wanted strong boy over 16 to work in grocery store Apply 623 South Ash Ave. Also wanted 500 o 4 mattresses to work Ada Mattress Factory Phone 170 400 E. 12 street.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
8
Wanted strong boy over 16 to work in grocery store Apply 623 South Ash Ave. Also wanted 500 o 4 mattresses to work Ada Mattress Factory Phone 170 400 E. 12 street.
Chicago police report a bomb explosion damaged Dawn the Klan newspaper and a second blast hit advertiser S W Galland's office. The incident follows a string of threats against Dawn and its advertisers as authorities warn of potential further visits.
In Marshalltown Iowa on April 6 twenty seven people were seriously injured and two more named as less seriously hurt when Chicago Great Western train No 3 traveling from Minneapolis to Kansas City derailed three miles from the city.
A testimonial from a man who says four years of stomach trouble and bloating improved after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucins and reduces inflammation, helping stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It offers a money back guarantee and lists Ada dealers Gwin & Mays and other leading druggists.
Rear Admiral Knapp of the United States Navy, retired, was stricken suddenly today on a trolley car in Hartford and died while en route to the hospital.
Dustin Farnum headlines a western thriller at the American theatre with Bessie Love as his bead lady. George Owen Baxter writes the story, Joseph Franklin Poland the scenario, Colin Campbell directs. Cast includes Frank Campeau Fred Kohler Robert Daly William Conklin and Robert Agnew.
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