Local Postmark Records Patton & Weaves Firm
A historical newspaper snippet notes the firm Patton & Weaves of Paors with a post office entry and mail classification marked second class on May 10 1901 indicating archival postal records.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
8
A historical newspaper snippet notes the firm Patton & Weaves of Paors with a post office entry and mail classification marked second class on May 10 1901 indicating archival postal records.
Advertising rates furnished on application. Per year cash. Thursday January 22 1903 edition of the Ada Indian Territory publication devoted to the interests of Ada and its people.
Holdenville Tribune notes the town is rapidly expanding in the Indian Territory and invites visitors to see the growth. The message suggests Mr. Clawgon visit Ada, endorsing thriving local development and regional interest.
Juppee Moore from the 6th Commissioner District resigns the commissionership in the Western District. Raymond Swain of Okmulgee is appointed to succeed him.
A fragment notes residents delaying a move into new quarters to avoid Friday bad luck. They sent a figurative devil and a hell box on Thursday evening, citing superstition rather than planning.
The Indian Territory offers consolation by exposing its resources and presenting arguments against statehood. The piece contrasts Congressional Record arguments with local loyalty and appreciation, noting opposition to the idea of exile and strengthening resolve.
In Palla Minnesota a woman suffered a shoulder injury and could not sleep until her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm. The balm quickly relieved pain and allowed her to rest, prompting further recommendations. Clark Drug Co. sells the product. Mrs JohnsonElm Fergus is listed as locating her.
Men are invited to learn the barber trade through a practical program in St. Louis. The course includes expert instruction, lectures, free tools, wage on Saturdays, and board. A catalogue is mailed free to applicants.
The cough signaling croup is well known to mothers of croupy children and should be treated promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Do not try untried medicines. use as directed and croup symptoms will disappear. For sale by Clark Drug Co.
Isaac Story of Ava Missouri reports severe stomach trouble lasting 13 months. A doctor prescribed Herbine and within two weeks he recovered. he praises its effects on appetite energy strength and spirits. Clark Drug Co. sells the bottle at 50 cents.
Congressman John Sharp Williams of Mississippi defends the affected community against President’s actions over the Indianola postmistress case. He argues the law exists to punish interference with postmasters and accuses the president of punishing innocents and acting as a lawbreaker. He questions future presidential moves and entertains unlikely policy options.
Special notice announces the Lion Store will relocate this week to a storefront adjacent to Mason's City Drug Store. The change affects shoppers seeking the Lion Store's offerings and Mexico City area commerce.
Classified notice announces a nearly new buggy and a good team of harness gear for sale. The dealer invites inquiries to apply purchase order to H a e ley room B Rolj w building.
JH Williams of San Antonio Texas says Little Early Risers are the best for his family and highly recommends them. The pills claim to cure constipation biliousness sick headache torpid liver jaundice malaria and other liver troubles as cited by F Z Holley and Clark Drug Co.
A short notice advertises Ballerd Hore Hobad Syrup to stop a cold and remove its cause. Clark Drug Co offers bottles at 88¢ 50¢ and $1.
The text urges focusing on controllable aspects to reduce anxiety. It advises taking decisive action rather than worrying, especially when illness or fear of pneumonia is involved, recommending a remedy and stressing that proper use eliminates worry about the outcome.
A reader from Middlegrave New York and a related testimonial praise Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and constipation. The quotes claim the medicine works like a charm with no unpleasant aftereffects.
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