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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

2

Children's Oxfords and Sandals Sale Prices

Footwear items include Barefoot Sandals in multiple small sizes priced at 80c to 90c and $1.00. A broken lot of Children's and Misses Oxfords resold at about $1.25 with many at 60c. La Kid patent tip Oxfords feature a $2.00 quality discounted to $1.50. La Common Sense low Heel Oxfords all leather are $1.25.

M. L. Perkins Springfield

Shirts offer bargain lot for men at low price

A local sale advertises 100 men’s negligee collarless shirts priced at 60 cents each, with 60c qualities marked down to 5 cents. Values range from $1.25 to $1.50, reduced to 75 cents for the lot.

Pluto Owens Aims for Senate Spending Record

Pluto Owens, a wealthy candidate, reportedly has spent up to fifty thousand dollars with similar sums to come as he seeks a United States Senate seat. An odd promoter case in Ada shows a man paid to drum up support, while rumors question the source of Owens money. The Lovelady Democratic Club endorses Otis B. Weaver for state senator amid a crowd of local supporters.

Pluto Owens Senatorial Millionaire Club United States Ada Owen Pluto Owens Furman Tinman Fair Oklahoma Lovelady Democratic Club Otis B. Weaver Blackburn Gin Hoffman Fiat Hoods U.S. Senate Cleveland National Senatorial Railroad Association Washington Oklahoma Oklahom

O C Wreck Near Ada Marks Another Rail Incident

The Oklahoma Central had an additional wreck near Ada this morning. Several west bound cars derailed but none fell into the ditch. It took a few hours to rerail the cars and passengers including W H Murray of Tishomingo walked into town.

Oklahoma Central Ada W. H. Murray Tishomingo

Dead man found with head shot in Ada area

A man named Braden was found dead at his home southeast of Jesse after a telephone alert from Jesse Thursday morning. Neighbors saw the body in the house. foul play not confirmed, authorities awaiting further information before visiting the scene.

Jesse Ada Braden

Trunks and Suit Cases Offerings Across Price Range

An advertisement lists trunks priced from 2.00 to 20.00 and suit cases from 1.25 to 85.00, highlighting a broad selection of luggage items for sale.

Notions and Accessories Advertised in Frayed Ledger

An early listing notes goods such as buttons, thimbles and handkerchiefs for sale. Items priced per dot, with references to Pearl Buttons and various notions suitable for ladies and children.

Hats for Men and Boys at Bargain Prices

A catalog lists J. B. Stetson hats and Black and Belly Nutri hats in multiple styles and sizes. Prices range from $0.75 to $8.50 with several sale figures noted for boys and youth hats.

Little elected state senate candidate at Murray convention

Ardmore May 9. J C Little of Sulphur won the race for state senate at the Murray county delegate convention in Sulphur. The other candidate was A A Elmore of Davis who received 2 votes to Little's 34.

Ardmore I. T J. C. Little Murray Sulphas A. A. Elmore Davis Little

Stonewall Picnic Draws Crowds for Gubernatorial Campaigns

Speaking at Stonewall, a large crowd heard speeches backing C. N. Haskell of Muskogee for governor and A. C. Cruce of Ardmore supporting his brother Lee Cruce. The event aimed to reassure voters despite election complications.

Stonewall Stere C. N. Haskell Muskogee A. C. Cruce Ardmore Lee

Mrs. C. A. Galbraith Hosts Ada Forty-Two Club

Mrs. C. A. Galbraith entertained the Ada forty-two club last night. About fourteen couples attended and played progressive forty-two before enjoyable refreshments. Guests praised the hostess hospitality and the delightful occasion.

Ada C. A. Galbraith

Narrow Escape Story From Plank Merchant

G W Cloyd of Plank Missouri recalls a four year old injury with the doctor wanting to amputate but consenting to Bucklen arnica salve which he says cured the dangerous wound. 25 cents at G M Ramsey's Druggist.

G. W. Cloyd Plank G. M. Ramsey

Ada Irish Potatoes Exhibit By T. E. Cullins

T. E. Cullins of Ada displayed a fine five acre crop of Murpheys at Ada across the Frisco track. His sample, shown at Ada National Bank, impressed onlookers and reminded observers of the Fourth of July.

T. E. Cullins Ada

Pintle Kidney Remedy Claims Safe Alcohol Free Formula

An 19th century ad promotes Pintle kidney remedy as alcohol free and compliant with the Pure Food Law. It promises thirty days of treatment for one dollar and credits G M Ramecy’s drug store as the seller with the product named Pintle 28.

DeWitt Crescent Drug Store F. Z. Holley G M. Ramecy

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