Moving to East Main 2d Door From P C
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East Main
P. C
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
7
Timber reservation probe leads to seizure of Pine Hill mills
Writs issued in the eastern district of Oklahoma call for seizure of Pine Hill and Walker Hopkins property after a deputy marshal levied 5,000,000 feet of lumber and multiple mills and tram rails. Mueller report to Muskogee will allege unlawful timber depreciation on the Choctaw reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Department of the Interer
J. M. Miller
Department
United States Court of the
Eastern District of Oklahoma
United States
Bacon
McAlester
Pine Hill
Walker Hopkins
Mueller
United States Court At
Muskogee
Brother of Henry H. Rogers Learns of Death in New York
George Rogers, a blacksmith and El Reno resident, is informed by newspapers of his brother Henry H. Rogers death in New York. Rogers, a Westward migrant, recalls his brother who once visited him on his special train and offered help, but he remained a village blacksmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watonga
H. H. Rogers
Oklo
George Rogers
Henry H. Rogers
New York
el Reno
Temperance Resolutions at Louisville Declares Saloon Unfit
Delegates at the Baptist National convention in Louisville condemn the saloon as a menace to civilization. The report urges total abstinence and legal efforts to abolish liquor traffic, praising the Anti-Saloon League and calling for penalties on those who support liquor sales. Dallas businessman M. H. Wolfe presented the beneficence report urging regular church giving and listing mission boards and state vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist National Convention
Louisville
Kentucky
Committee On Temperance
J. E. Folk
Nashville
Kingdom of
Churches of Christ
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Southland
Dallas
M. H. Wolfe
Tex
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
J. B. Hutson
Virginia
W. F. Yarborough
Mississippi
J. L. Gross
Texas
Sam H. Campbell
Arkansas
A. E. Reimer
Louisiana
T. B. Harrell
Oklahoma
Home Mission Board
Atlanta
J. F. Purser
George W. Truett
H. A. Summeral
W. T. Ames
Carter Helm Jones
R. H. Tandy
Sunday School Board
Tenn
E. E. Folk
Tennessee
C. V. Edwards
A. Kimbrough
J. T. Christian
P. E. Burroughs
W. Chancellor
Ada Investment Fever Reports From Ada Oklahoma
H R Snyder writes of S J Haines visiting Ada to gauge business opportunities and predicts Ada will become a hub city with substantial real estate growth and new public works. Haines plans to return for investments while local figures discuss fostering ties and social connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Okla
S. J. Haines
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Haines
Frank Jones
Mr. Lucas
Jones
Mr. Haines
Oklahoma City to Host $3 Million Morris Packing Plant
Oklahoma City accepts Morris & Company offer to build a $3 million packing plant. A citizens rally spawned over $300,000 in subscriptions with goals of $400,000, promising broad economic gains for state farms, shipping, and banking sectors as the Mor ris Packing Company joins Armour and Swift as a top continental trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Packing CO
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Thomas H. Wilson
Morris & Company, Packers and Meat Shippers
Ft. Worth
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Morris Packing Company
Armour and
Swift Control
Ada Terminal Railway Co to Bring O C R into Ada Town
Ada citizens may fund a new Ada Terminal Railway Co with a 35000 stock, needing 20000 from locals. The plan uses receiver coupons at 8 percent, redeemable by the OC railroad and backed by one half of OC receipts, to repay investors within months of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Ada Terminal Railway Co
Ada
O C
Terminal Railway Co
Flynn & Ames
Oklahoma City
McKeel & Duncan
O. C
Dr Kings New Life Pills Health Tonic Remarked
All round laxative tonic Dr King s New Life Pills touted as best for stomach liver kidneys and blood. claimed to cure jaundice headache chills and malaria. Available 25 cents at G M Ramsey s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. M. Ramsey’s
Fort Worth Woman Visits Sister for Commencement
Mrs. Frank Walker of Fort Worth visits her sister Mrs. J. B. Ingram to attend the commencement exercises, arriving for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
Fort Worth
J. B. Ingram
Won't Slight a Good Friend by Beals Woman
Mrs. A. L. Alley of Beals Maine praises Dr King s New Discovery after ten bottles relieved her family of coughs colds and lung trouble She claims instant relief and quick cure for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest pain 50 cents or 1.00 with trial bottle free guaranteed by G M Ramsey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Ramsey
Adams Denies Threats After Quitting Over Water Access
C. W. Adams states he quit work after being denied a drink and claims he made no threats of killing Mr. Curtis. He recalls visiting the cement plant with a companion and his wife and his own wife, saying Curtis authorized his departure to avoid being found there due to union organizing. He challenges anyone to prove threats were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curtis
Cc. W. Adams
First Oklahoma Supreme Court Reports Ready for Distribution
Guthrie Oklahoma May 21 The first printed decisions of the Oklahoma supreme court will be ready for distribution in a few days The printer has submitted the initial copies to state Printer Howard for final inspection The full set will be printed at once Bids have been received for printing the first volume of the criminal court of appeals reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Howard
Criminal Court of Appeals
Bailard's Snow Liniment Ad Promises Fast Relief
Notice urges applying Bailard's Snow Liniment for common kids injuries including scratches cuts sprains bruises and burns. It promises pain relief and healing when used per directions and lists prices 25 50 and 1.00 sold by G M Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Ramsey
Hotel Inspection Certifies Health Compliance Now Required
Guthrie May 20 before booking hotels travelers will seek a certificate signed by the board of health showing thorough inspection and legal compliance. The law mandates inspection and a conspicuously hung certificate. Dr J C Mahr Shawnee state health commissioner has instructed county superintendents to start semi annual inspections by June first with reports to the state board. Hotels must ensure fire protection sanitary conditions proper screening and fumigation. strict enforcement aims to curb malignant diseases. Mr and Mrs H L Owen Sasakwa are visiting Ada en route home from Pyrola and visiting L Little and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Board of Health
J. C. Mahr
Shawnee
Okla
State Commissioner of Health
H. L. Owen
Sasakwa
Ada
Pyrola
L. Little
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Marshall & Wendall
Estey
Elgin
Farrand
W. B. Williams
Mt. Vernon, Ir
W. B. Westcott
Sheriffs Office
Edith Davis
C. W. Brackman
Brother
Baptist Convention
Mr. Snyder
H. R. Snyder
Ft. Smith and Western Railroad
Adas
H. T. Saffarrans
Browall & Faust General Practitioners Surgery and Diseases of Womens
Conn Bidg
Edgar
Ratliff
Conn-Little
H. Epperson
J. W. Dba
B. H. Epperson
Reed-Dasigias Building
J. E. Webb
C. H. Ennis Webb
ENNIS
LAWY
First National Bank
Chas. W. M’millan
Adas National Bank
Dr.t W. Chadwick
Ada, Oklahoma
Eac
Pineule Medicine CO
U.S
Gwin & Mays CO
C. W. Adams
Y. Adams
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