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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
7
The text lists candidates for Oklahoma offices including State Senator and House seats, and counties officers, alongside editorials on farm management, cost data, and water projects. It also references Fort Worth water plans, politics, and remarks on industry, labor, and local governance.
Several Colbert residents attended the Indian Baptist Association at High Hill on Sunday. Miss Jane Erwin of Ada visited Misses Rosa and Omer Treadwell, and Allen Smith from Tyuta visited Colbert. Frank Jones and Florence Bazemore were married Sunday at home of the Bazemore parents. Rev Stringer officiated. Florence is praised as beautiful and modest. Frank described as an energetic farmer. Heartfelt congratulations extended.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Ada Township Justice Court N L Perry sues Chas H Shaw. Attachment levied on Shaw property. Answer by November 10 1910 or judgment for $17.60 plus costs. Attorney T P Holt for plaintiff Justice H J Brown. First pub Oct 13 1910. A Goldwasser opens nearby furniture store expecting two more cars this week.
Governor Lee Cruce leads a roster of state officers including Lieutenant Governor J J McAlester State Auditor Lee Meyer Secretary of State Ben Harrison State Treasurer Robt Dunlop Attorney General Chas West State Examiner and Inspector Chas Taylor Superintendent Public Instruction R H Wilson Commissioner of Charities Kate Barnare Chief Mine Inspector Ed Boyle Insurance Commissioner P A Ballard Corporation Commissioner G A Henshaw Criminal Court of Appeals H M Furman James R Armstrong Thomas H Doyle SOE LM en State Printer Giles Farris Clerk of Supreme Court W H J Campbell Pres Board of Agriculture Thos Bryan District Mine Inspector John OBrien.
In a report from North Carolina, Taft criticized Republican leaders for trading favors and patronage to gain influence in delegations to the national convention, suggesting a focus on national power over winning state elections. The remark appears aimed at Oklahoma Republicans.
This fragment notes a 1929 July inquiry at an office over the Oklahoma State Bank and a transaction with J. N. McConnell owner of the Cattle Texas Department Store regarding purchase of Seenees ock, seeking settlement at once.
Ada residents are urged to watch the upcoming ad for Dan Hays addition sale set for Friday and Saturday October 21 22. Richard Flood owns the property and pushes the sale with confidence in Ada’s prospects. The notice hints more to come as other ads follow between Row and the safe.
A black yearling heifer branded K on the left jaw and left ribs a bar on the left thigh and a slit in the right ear disappeared from Hurley's pasture five miles south of town about two months ago. Reward of 5.00 dollars offered for return to C. E. Cales Ada Oklahoma.
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