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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
6
A report details a sustained effort by a team or individual leveraging energy, experience, and money in a successful campaign or competition. The writeup highlights resource use and strategic choices behind a notable victory.
Local store touts surprisingly low prices and a full stock of dry goods dress goods silks flannels blankets comforts ready made tailored skirts and jackets muslin underwear silk waists gloves hats caps and fancy novelties. They claim the largest stock in the territory with prices to suit everybody and sizes to fit all. They urge customers to inspect the line of clothing before buying.
SHOE store reports 150 cases of new shoes from the eastern market and guarantees satisfaction with money back if not worth the price. Promotes Kneeland and White House lines made in Boston, with references to Kneeland in Kentucky and Blue Ribbon shoes for Misses and children. Declares new goods arriving by train and express, claiming unmatched prices and broad assortment.
An editorial contrasts Senator Gore of Oklahoma with blind colleagues in Washington. It argues legislative blindness, cites votes and rhetoric, and questions whether Gore can see the public good amid political craft. Also notes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a violent incident involving a Cameron proprietor and a drunk assailant.
Durant Oklahoma territory local report October 18 states Dave Foo reports a man killed by a hotel keeper in an apparent fatal assault at a lodging house. Authorities investigate motive and circumstances.
Mrs Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr. King s New Discovery with curing her persistent cough and damaged lungs caused by pneumonia like illness. She notes neighbors predicted consumption but relief came after her husband brought home the remedy.
Gen William Crosier in annual report cites a technical inquiry on rifle cases from Springfield armory. He states tests traced marks on cartridge cases to specific rifles, tying the Brownsville incident to alleged firearm analysis. Thirty nine cases were examined in the process.
Investigators traced cartridge and bullet findings from Springfield and Brownsville to Company B of the Twenty-Fifth Infantry and to U S model rifles of 1898 and 1903, detailing specific rifle groupings and origin. A bear hunt report notes a large female black bear secured by new dogs after a long chase, with later confirmation that the president killed the bear near the camp. Oklahoma fair attendance nears 110000 over ten days with 29000 on Derby day. Deputy marshals arrest multiple suspects on indictments across several towns for gaming, liquor, larceny, assault, and weapons offenses.
The piece extols a flawless complexion and elegant woman as desirable and claims to offer a method used by the fairest. It suggests a costly, windswept Orientals technique for attaining faultless skin and mentions a ring and amell in the description.
A department statement outlines that notice of a proclamation will be given to the people of the territories before the issue. It cites November 12 or 16 as possible dates and notes advance notice is required for the whole territory.
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