Ada News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Daily recap of residents visiting Ada and surrounding towns with many names. Notables include M Levin and J R Young visiting Roff, C C Cooper of Roff visiting Braly family, and various trips to Sasakwa Dallas and Fort Smith. Local work and leisure news feature telegraphist Ben Wade at Tyrola, patent news for Tobe Wardlow, and civic notes from Stonewall and Jacksonville reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Levin
J. R Young
C. C. Cooper
Roff
L. A
C. W. Graves
Sasakwa
H- P. Sugg
Fitzhugh
W. S. Kerr
W. N. Hughes
Rounite
Dallas
Mr. Davison
The
MacThwaiteer and Gas Co
New York
C. C. Atwood
M. B. Donaghey
Atwood
Okla
S. P. Farmer
Ada
West 9Th Street
Mr. Farmer
Ben Wade
Tyrola
Robert Lucas
St. Louis
Frisco
Poe
W. B. Fretwell
Wilburton
Marguerite Cameron
Troy
Thurman Treadwell
A. Chestnut
O. M. Williford
Fallis, Okla
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick, Pleasant Relief
Appeal touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute for calomel easing constipation biliousness and headaches. Claims emphasize improvement in mood energy and mental clarity with no harsh after effects and a 50 cent guarantee from Ramsey Drug Co. If unhappy refunds offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Ramsey Drug Co
Grain buyer dies during standoff with sheriff in Iowa
Anamosa Iowa May 13 Henry Nordman a grain buyer shot himself to death rather than be arrested after a street duel with the sheriff over forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Henry Nordman
Do Not Speak Evil or You Become Its Slave
A moral exhortation by ALVAH V. OLIVER warns that sharing harmful thoughts makes them masters over you. Keeping them secret preserves control, while confessing or voicing them erodes confidence, invites alienation, and weakens character, teaching self discipline to avoid temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah V. Oliver
Oklahoma Press Association elects new officers and executives
Buck Campbell of the Waukomis Hornet becomes president and G H Foster moves to first vice president. Ron Norrell of the Ada News becomes third vice president. Mrs Walter Ferguson elected second vice president, elected by the ladies. E S Bronson reelected secretary treasurer. Executive committee members named: J Burr Gibbons, E B Guthrie, Jesse G Curd, Hugo. W C Geer, John Hinkle, Horace W Shepard, C L Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Press Association
Buck Campbell
Waukomis Hornet
G. H. Foster
Wagoner Record
Byron Norrell
Ada News
Foster
Walter Ferguson
Cherokee Republican
E. S. Bronson
J. Burr Gibbons
Tulsa
E. B. Guthrie
Sallisaw Star Gazette
Jesse G. Curd
Choctaw Herald
Hugo
W. C. Geer
Johnston County
Canadian Bridge Nears Reopening For Friday Train Crossings
Agent Lindstrom of the Katy reports the Canadian bridge work is progressing rapidly and trains may cross by Friday night. Gus Adams notes he will stand the Mack Cruson horse at his Bebée area barn three miles southeast for the 1914 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imuerta
Monte Carlo
Lindstrom
The
Katy
Canadian Bridge
Mack Cruson
Bebée
Gus Adams
Choctaw County Bar Endorses Judge Summers Hardy
Choctaw County Bar Association backs Summers Hardy for Supreme Judge from this district. Includes note on Judge R. L. Williams not seeking re election and recognition of Hardy’s fitness and service. Also reports Stonewall defeats Ada Normal 8 to 1 after eighth inning forfeit. local crowd witnesses game. upcoming matches noted. Swiss interior ministry contemplates central office to promote foreign tourism with expert commission planned for 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ode Crawford
Stonewall
State Supreme Court
Ode
Crawford
Stonewall News
R. L. Williams
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Supreme Judicial District
Summers Hardy
6Th Judicial District
Hardy
Choctaw County Bar Association
Ada
Tupelo
Collins Institute
Weems and Burrows
Jenning
Robison
Swiss Department of the Interior
Switzerland
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C.S. Lindstrom
Tobe Wardlow
Mr. Wardlow
Elizabeth Ingram
Centraloma
C. F. Hynds
Salina, Texas
Burl Braley
Davis
W. J. Reed
Tishomingo
J. M. Brundriige
Nevada
Tex
Mr. Brundridge
S. H. Hargis
Jacksonville
Hargis
Oklahoma
M. B. Molloy
Springfield, Tenn
Dr. Ligon
John Crawford
Judge McKewn
Ben
Joe Mason
Mr. Rains
Adolph Schaap
Fort Smith
Mr. Tucker
Kiowa
Henry Blue
Atoka
J. A. Hamilton
Marissa
Inl
Ada Electric and Gas Co
C. Stubblefield
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Paul Norrell
News Office
Joe Beck
O. U
Eloise Shell
Ardmore
J. B. Golden
Gulf Pipe Line Co
M. P. Donaghey
Presnal Sugg
Wynnewood
J. B. Gay
van Hennigan
Hickory
J. A. Hart
Fitzhugh Bank
F. G. Burnett
Hercules Oil Corporation
McKinney
Jim Westbrook
Francis
Owen
Stevens -Wilson CO
Li, Moder
Officers OF
the State Press Assn
Ea Ae
Ada, Oklahoma
Choctaw County
Stonewall Park
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