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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1909

Page

2

Hearst Sued for Slander Lies On Omaha Train Scene

William R. Hearst faces a $600,000 slander suit in Douglas County District Court filed by Gov. Haskell. Deputy Sheriff Stewart served papers on Hearst aboard a Union Pacific train after a dramatic door breach, as Hearst’s wife resisted entry. Hearst predicted no trial and offered to cover part of the expenses.

Omaha Neb Union Pacific Wiliam R. Hearst Gov Haskell Douglas County Stewart Gov. Haskell District Court Hearst Seattle New York Oklahoma Guthrie C. N. Haskell Virgil Conkling Kansas City W. R. Hearst Associated Press Pacific Coast Memphis Monnet

Death Toll Mounts As Michigan Forest Fires Rage

Alpena Mich October 17 Twenty seven known dead as Presque Isle and surrounding counties endure uncontrolled fires. Homes destroyed and logging camps wiped out. Fire threatens Elmira Gaylord Johannesburg Cadillac and other districts with millions in property loss. Fires blaze across Upper Peninsula towns including Sault Ste Marie Menominee Escanaba Calumet Houghton. At Ross near Menominee eighteen homes reported lost and more endangered.

Cheboygan Presque Isle Alpent Alcona Michigan Elmira Gaylord Johannesburg Cadillac Gayling Crawford County State Forestry Commission Menonmie Escanaba Calumet Houghton Ross Menonmie

Ada Oklahoma special election on bonds for utilities

Notice sets December 1 1908 special election in Ada Oklahoma. Voters decide on negotiable coupon bonds for sanitary sewers waterworks expansion city hall street improvements storm sewers drainage and park improvements with 5 percent interest and 25 year maturity. Polling places and ward judges listed by October 20 1908 mayor Ge A Harrison.

Ada Oklahoma Wcces

Ada District Farmers Union denounces night riderism

In a largely attended meeting on October 19 1908 the Ada District Farmers Union passed strong resolutions condemning night rider activity. They pledged officers and citizens to uphold the law and protect property, asserting no tolerance for such anarchism within the union. Signed by E D Elliot T J Smith D P Jones W W Norton.

Farmers Union Organization Farmers Union District Ada District Union E. D. Elliot T. J. Smith D. P. Jones

Democratic Finance Committee Forecasts Victory in Key States

Wellman in Record Herald projects Ohio by 11000 and Indiana as hopeless for Taft. The memo calls Illinois and Iowa winnable, Kansas Nebraska Colorado and other Mountain States for Bryan. New York is viewed as safe for Bryan. Conference leaders Wetmore and Dunlap declare a glorious victory ahead.

Chicago, Ill Wellman Record-Herald Ohio Bryan New York

Ada Oklahoma Holds December 1 1908 Special Election

Notice sets December 1 1908 as the city of Ada Oklahoma special election date to decide if the Farmers Independent Telephone Company of Pontotoc County may receive a 25 year franchise for use of city streets alleys and public places. Election will be held on Townsend Avenue with wards assigning judges and clerks led by J D Lassater Z T Hen and A J Deaton J C Chap as chair and clerks. Dated October 20 1908 Ada Oklahoma GEO A Harrison November 12 1908.

Barringer Townsend J. T. Higgins G. W. Davison J. W. Beard Jack Moore Jesse Warren J. D. Lassater Z. T. Henderson H. Young T. F. Pierce J. W. Davis A. J. Deaton J. C. Chapman W. C. Castleberry A. J. Shirly J. E. Grigsby W. M. Edmiston Geo. Thompson F. J. Etter R. O. Wheeler Eli Hardin Ada Okla A.D GE. A. Harrison Oklahoma Farmers Independent Telephone Company Pontotoc County A. D Geo. A. Harrison

Big Sweet Potatoes Shown From Ponto toe County Farm

M F Dew a prosperous farmer brought to the News office three enormous sweet potatoes each as large as a hat top. The size showcases that Ponto toe county soil will grow produce large as well as good.

Merry Widow Pontotoe County

Ada Asphalt Flows to Kansas City for Street Paving

Frisco reports substantial Ada asphalt shipments to Kansas City for paving streets, indicating strong interstate material transfers. Local sources note ongoing industrial activity and logistics support for the project.

Ada Kansas City Frisco

Democratic Buttons and Literature Shortage

Sam McClure a member of the state central committee receives a supply of campaign buttons and literature.

Sam McClure State Central Committee

Armstrong and Rotherum Wed in Ada Home Ceremony

R L Armstrong and Miss Grace Rotherum were married at W H Turner residence Sunday at 7 pm with Rev White of Im manuel Presbyterian church officiating. Armstrong, longtime Ada resident and grocery worker, and the bride, recently from Paris Texas, have run Ada Millinery Parlors and plan to live on West 12th Street.

R. L. Armstrong Grace Rotherum W. H. Turner Rev. White Immanuel Presbyterian Church Armstrong Ada Sol Moss Paris Tex West 12Th Street

Haskell Visit to Ohio Stir Oklahoma Campaign

Gov C N Haskell sent a $1000 draft from the Oklahoma state committee to the Langston Colored University building fund claiming it as the party’s only aid to the institution. He disputes a hostile AP report on his Ohio reception and defends the trip as a political wager between the Republican managers. The draft was to be presented to State Chairman Norris the next morning. Wood's Liver Medicine advertised for malaria and biliousness relief. Gwinn Mays & Co. sell the bottle.

Guthrie Ohio Republican Committee Norris Haskell Associated Press Lima Ottawa Wood Gwinn-Mays & Co

Pineules Kidney Remedy Trial Offer

Pineules for the kidneys offer a 30 day trial at $1.00. Hundreds test their merit for relief from kidney trouble rheumatism lumbago and backache. Pineules act directly on the kidneys purify the blood and make you feel like a new person. They tone the system. Sold by Gwinn Mays & Co 251 Mo.

Gwinn-Mays & Co

County Teachers Examination Planned in Ada

On October 29 and 30 the regular examination will be held in Ada for first second and third grade certificates. All examinees must be present at 8 o'clock in the morning as required by law.

Ada

Healthy family credits Dr King’s New Life Pills

L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says their family has enjoyed good health since using Dr King’s New Life Pills for three years. The pills cleanse and tone the system gently and do them good. Sold at F Z Holley and G M Ramsey drug stores for 25 cents.

Dr. King L. A. Bartlet Guilford Maine F. Z. Holley G. M. Ramsey

Court News: Bank Suit and Land Dispute Heard

In County Court the Commonwealth National Bank of Dallas sues Will Baughman of Roff. In Justice Court the State faces Hugh McDonald as he is alleged to have sold land to Bill Browlee after deed transfers to others.

The Commonwealth National Bank of Dallas Will Baughman Roff Justice Court Hugh McDonald McDonald Bill Browlee

Real cure-Ballard's Herbine for chills and fever

The ad asserts Ballard's Herbal Cure assists against chills fever and malaria, claiming quinine is unnecessary. It promises a guaranteed refund if it does not cure and is endorsed by G. M. Ramsey.

Ballard S. Herbine G. M. Ramsey

Harrison Opens Office in Front of People’s Pharmacy

Mayor G. A. Harrison has opened a neat attractive office in the front of the People’s Pharmacy store. Citizens may visit the mayor there or meet a real estate man at that location.

G. A. Harrison People’s Pharmacy Store

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W.A. Hearst Oklahoma ‘Bluff Hearsts North Missouri Jackson County Ralph Lozier Carrinlton R. E. Lozier Jim Reed Folk Alpena,Mich City Hall Hardin & Blanks Real Estate Office County Court the Farmers Union of the Ads Dis Ada District Farmers Union Hays School W. W. Norton Chm Indiana J. Bryan Taft Illinois Iowa Kansas, Nebraska Colorado Glorious One W. C. Wetmore M. F. Dunlap Democratic National Finance Com County Court House Barringer Building Townsend Ave City Armstrong-Rotherum Ting Oho Citzens National Ba K Depoitors Guaranty Funa State of Main and Red A Citizens Nation W. D. Hays Court News Harrison H. Epperson J. W. Dear B. H. Epperson Attorneys-at-Law Reed-Douglas Building Ads RB. T. Castleberry J. E. Webb Cc. H. Ennis Webb Ennis Lawyers Office First National Bank Bldg H. H. Wilson Mammoth Building Shawnee Chas. W. McMillan Ada National Bank New Brick Church Gwin, Mays & Co J. D. Thompson Ada, Okla Dr.t W. Chadwick Franks Currie, King & Duncan Attorneys At Law Freeman Bidg I. T. Once Des. Browall Faust Crawford & Bol Citizens National Bank
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