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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1914

Page

12

Charges Against Federal Judge and Foreclosure Notices

A long front page compiles legal notices and court actions from Ada Oklahoma and Pontotoc County. Items include certification of a bank’s authority to commence banking, a public sale of real estate in Garvin and McLain counties to satisfy court judgments, a will and estate sale in Pontotoc County, guardianship proceedings for a minor, and a bid for impeachment against U S District Judge Alston G Dayton.

al Bank of Ada Ada Pontotoc State of Oklahoma United States John Skelton Williams Merchants and Planters National Bank of Ada Poentotoc County Oklahoma Sallie Dagegs County Court County of Pontotoctate Sallie Daggs Pontotoc County Towit Ait Erwin County of Pontotoc J. A. Cowling Washington Neely West Virginia United States District Alston G. Dayton State of

Estray Notice From Pontotoc County 1914

John Gann filed an affidavit noting a two year old red heifer with swallow fork marks and no brand taken up on April 8 1914. Taker-up resides on the SW quarter of Section 15 Township 4 N Range 7 E Oakman Okla with post office address Oakman. County Clerk A L Miles witness date April 28 1914.

Ada Okla Daggs Township Pontotoc County Takerup Oakman A. L. Miles John Gann

Wild Cat Still Near Henryetta Raid by Deputy U S Marshal

Henryetta Standard reports John Montgomery the live deputy U S Marshal raided a new whiskey still a few miles north of Henryetta. The plant was in rock canyon west of the Frisco water tank and had just begun operations. The owners fled after likely tipping off responders. Also ads and a brief note: Japanese arms for Huerta reportedly landed at Saline Cruz and sent to Mexico City.

John Montgomery U. S Rock Canon Henryetta Standard Huerta Washington Saline Cruz Mexico City

Painless Headache Cure Promised by Hunt’s Oil Ad

An old advertisement claims a painless headache or neuralgia relief using Hunt’s Lightning Oil. It asserts the product stops pain and suffering, praises its popularity, and urges readers to ask their druggist for it.

Hunt

For Torpid Liver Let Us Chamberlain’s Tablets Help

Mrs. F. H. Trubus of Springville New York writes that she has used Chamberlain's Tablets off and on for six years whenever her liver shows signs of disorder. They act quickly and provide the desired relief. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain’s F. H. Trubus Springville N. Y

Saloons Close After Suffragist Local Option Vote

Chicago May 8 Eleven hundred saloons shut down by local option votes across cities closed at midnight. Residents bought remaining beer to endure the period of enforced drought amid falling prices and closing businesses.

Chicago

Ada Daily News to Add Rural Route Service

Ada Daily News announces rural route 1 out of Ada begins May 1 serving many patrons. The Daily News will reach readers the day after issue with United Press telegraph service amid Mexican situation. Subscriptions are 1 for three months or 10 cents weekly. Readers switching from Weekly News receive credit for prepaid amounts. Ads welcome in Ada Weekly News.

Ada Daily News United Press Ada Daily

Ardmore Growth Noted by Oklahoma Newspaper Men

Oklahoma newspaper men viewed Ardmore as a rapidly growing oil and gas hub with plans for manufacturing expansion. The city, population 12 000 to 15 000, boasts booster culture, strong schools, and a capable press in the Ardmoreite and Statesman, with Superintendent Richards guiding progress.

Men of Oklahoma Ardmore Ada Ardmoreite Statesman Supt. Richards

Dr King s New Discovery cures long coughs

A testimonial from Jennie Flemming of New Dover Ohio credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a three year cough and throat and lung trouble. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle available at druggists with relief guaranteed or money back. Bucklen s Arnica Salve is also advertised for pimples.

Dr. King Jennie Flemming New Dover Ohio Bucklen

Austria raises money for aircraft

Vienna on May 7 reports about 150 theaters in Vienna and other Austrian cities held movie shows to fund the military aerial fleet. Heavily publicized, the screenings were crowded and enough money was realized to purchase ten airplanes.

Vienna Austria

Let Me Help You Sell Buy or Trade Property

Notice offers services to sell buy or trade property arrange loans or insure against fire or tornado by WILL GUEST at 121 South Broadway with an April dates notation 4-28-6t-4-30-4tw.

Will Guest

M P Donaghey Suffers Painful Accident

From Monday's Daily Early this morning M P Donaghey suffered a painful accident while branding a calf. The animal fell on him causing a broken leg and badly sprained ankle but he is resting well and expected to recover soon.

M. P. Donaghey

Oklahoma Supreme Court affirms five member state board of agriculture

Oklahoma City May 6 The state board of agriculture formed by five governor appointed members is declared legal by the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The ruling nullifies Persinger Elliott and Campbell Russell factions as illegitimate. The five named members are Ramsay Darby Gault Renfrew Bryan. Bryan elected by the people under the constitutional amendment. The board now stands as the sole legal state agriculture body.

Oklahoma City New State Board of Agriculture Compos G. A. Ramsey J. F. Darby Frank M. Gault I. C. Renfrew G. T. Bryan State Board of Agriculture

Rebels at Tampico Fight Heavily as Shells Fall

Reports from El Paso dated May 11 state rebels renewed their attack on Tampico with heavy shelling. A wave of refugees, about 750 mainly women and children, were ferried by the British cruiser Heromine to Vera Cruz and then to the United. Juarez headquarters await confirmation that General Pablo Gonzales has captured Tampico, with he telegraphing that fighting continued Sunday afternoon and he hoped to seize the city in a few hours amid desperate combat.

Galveston Tampico Heromine Vera Cruz United States el Paso Juarez Pablo Gonzales Carranza Torreon

Chamberlain's Tablets Ease Mrs Luckie Sickness

Mrs A L Luckie of Rochester New York reports pain and despondency from a weak stomach eased by Chamberlains Tablets. She finds them pleasant mild and effective and regained health in weeks. Also notes fishing industry in British Columbia with 100000 workers and annual catch valued near 35000000 and capital over 20000000.

A. L. Luckie Beast Rochester N. Y Chamberlain British Columbia

Whooping Cough Remedies and Political Speech Report

Mrs Archi Dalrymple of Crooks Ohio praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the sole relief for her three boys whooping cough. The piece also notes Democratic candidate Rob L Williams addressing a large crowd at the court house, signaling strong local support with visitors from Comanche and Marlow.

Chamberlain Archie Dalrymple Crooks Ohio Robi. L. Williams Court House Bob’ Williams Comanche Marlow Duncan Eagle

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Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C Merchants and Planters State Bank Eastern District of The Alliance Trust Company, Limited Henry M. Carr Mary B. Carr Edward E. Holmes Burns Bros. Hardware Company Henry M. Scales United States District Court District of Burn Bros. Hardware Company Garvin County McLain County Holmes Bheely J. W. Harreld Lee Daggs J. F. McKeel Ada Weekly News I. M. King Judge Dayton Arkansas Valley Breeder’s Association and W. H. McMurry Arkansas H. McMurry A. D. Tanner Crawford, Bolen & Williams Plaintiff J. W. Fuller J. W. Slaughter Stonewall Stonewall News Wilson Perry Daws Commission A. H. Constant Pontotoc County, Is Ing C. E. Hatfield South Broadway M.P. Donaghey Ada Title and Trust Company Ada, Okla Supreme Court Campbell Sell Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Loofburrow Persinger-El Campbell Russell Fac Tion Ter the Farmers’ Institute Stillwater Board of Agriculture Sault ON Rites Oklahoma Central Asa T. Ramsey B. M. Haile Chickasha P. M West Bound P Lehigh Nixon Tupelo Isco Truax Center Vaness Stratford Byars Rosedale Vincennes Purcell Gibbons Spur Ashington Blanchard Midd Tabler Cornville
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