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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
5
Sheriff Duncan and County Attorney Roland went to Stonewall with a boy held on a charge of stealing shoes from E. L. Steed's store. The youth pled guilty in justice court and received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe pleasant remedy for constipation and sluggish liver, free from calomel's after-effects. Local druggists back a 50 cent refund guarantee if not satisfied, noting it is a strictly vegetable liquid with no harmful content. Also mentions Maxx Brents returning from Roff to teach next year and promotes Hunt's Lightning Oil for painless relief.
Judge Summers Hardy of Hugo Pushmataha County is endorsed by the Bryan County Bar and the Judge is praised as an able, fair and impartial lawyer and citizen. The endorsements express regret at losing his bench service but expect a long, useful term in his new judicial role in Oklahoma.
A letter on official Wilburton stationery discusses the race for the Second Supreme Judicial District seat. It references Justice Russell's death, Rainey and Hardy as candidates, and claims about Judge Hardy’s ties to Indian land cases. The author argues Rainey is preferable for experience with Indian land matters.
O W Taylor of Roff passed through en route to Oklahoma City to attend a meeting of John Elliott supporters from Pauls Valley who has announced for governor. The ad offers baby ducks and eggs from prize winning stock and provides phone 155 at 530 E 10th St.
Advv. Mrs. John Zorn of Roff visits C. W. Zorn and wife in town. The item notes social calls and small community chatter with a focus on residents and their movements.
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