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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
16
Mrs Florence Carman is released on 25000 bail after a jury disagreement in Brooklyn. Neighbors signed the bond and the district attorney raised no objection. Carman has recovered from yesterday's breakdown and went home.
A curious ad asks how one would act during a severe cold and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly recommended by long-time users. Mrs. O E Sargent of Peru Indiana endorses the product and praises its value. For sale by all dealers.
Oklahoma City Oct 22 The Oklahoma Supreme Court quashed the summons of W. H. Murray to appear and defend himself in the Smith Murray congressional contest Fourth district The court’s action disposes permanently of the quo warranto challenge noting H H Smith had lost in Pottawatomie County and pursued a higher court appeal The decision ends the contest over Murray’s nomination.
Macomb Illinois Oct 26 Ray Pfanschmidt was acquitted on the second trial for murdering his family to get money to marry The state Supreme Court overturned the first verdict finding him guilty and ordered a new trial or acquittal.
At a Pontotoc Ada Oklahoma meeting on October 24 1914 the County Farmers Union adopted a resolution to elect a three member conference committee to confer with the Commercial Club Retail Merchants Association and business men to foster closer ties with farmers and devise joint plans to handle and dispose of country products for the benefit of all. W L Howard president and O W Taylor secretary witnessed the action.
Reports say many recoveries from lung troubles come from Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. A Gates North Carolina man praises its effect, saying it cured a hopeless case. The ad claims relief for dry hacking coughs as the bottle sells for 25 cents at druggists.
Mrs Hastletine Goodwin Wimbish wife of Dr J W Wimbish died at her East 9th street home at 2 a m after a paralytic illness dating from October 16 Funeral services will be held Tuesday conducted by Rev E Bentley Antlers former pastor Interment at Rose Dale cemetery She lived a devout Christian life as a Presbyterian and was mother to six children including Robert Wimbish and J S Wimbish The loss is mourned by her husband Dr J W Wimbish and families in Ada and nearby cities
The Red Cross ship returns from the war zone with 160 refugees aboard. On the voyage back there was serious trouble caused by crew drunkenness and frequent pitched battles on deck. Milwaukee opens a school for crippled children to educate and play games.
Washington reports early replies from Eastern bankers indicate acceptance of the proposed 135,000,000 cotton pool. A formal ratification conference will be held this week among leading financiers of the cotton states, New York and other money centers. A special congressional committee on cotton legislation met for preliminary talks ahead of December sessions. Sir George Paish and Federal Reserve Board members will join big bankers Friday to discuss international finance and England's bid to purchase 100,000,000 in cotton.
An advertisement promises a vigorous stomach and liver, with regular bowels, improved digestion, and purification of the blood. Dr. King's New Life Pills are claimed to correct constipation, act as a tonic, and remove body poisons, available for 25 cents at the druggist.
The Twin Oak Co reports a 48 gravity well hailed as the best oil west of Pennsylvania and a lure for wildcatting. Kingston investors own much of the Smith-Coleman Co stock after No. 2 well brought in 25 barrels on Monday, with details on quality and future plans still pending.
Mrs. Sarah Goodale of Preston Texas praises The Magic Washing Stick stating it whitened clothes and removed hard rubbing. The product, not a soap or powder, is sold by grocers and druggists as three sticks for 25 cents or by mail from A B Richards Medicine Co Sherman Texas.
Snow falls around the Great Lakes with Chicago and Milwaukee reporting the first flakes. A severe blizzard rages in northern Michigan threatening shipping on Lake Superior.
Advertisement notes Hunt's Lightning Oil provides fast relief for rheumatism neuralgia headache and serves as a healing oil for cuts and bruises. Encourages keeping a bottle at home and selling in drug stores in 25c and 50c sizes.
David Ted Childress, thirteen months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Childress of 601 S Townsend Ave Ada, won first prize in out of town entries at Ardmore on Oct 23 and 24 with a score of 97 percent.
An advertisement states that the druggist guarantees money back if Hunt's Cure does not cure skin diseases including itch eczema tetter ringworm and other troubles. It also claims to help piles and old sores with no cost if it fails to cure.
In a hot Friday game at Roff, Roff High School defeated Madill High School 12 to 0. The contest featured a forward pass game against Madill and followed Madill’s earlier 26 to 0 victory over Roff in the season opener. East Central's coaches are noted for strong records.
Chicago October 26 Secretary of Agriculture Houston urged the South to boost livestock and grain production to ease the high cost of living. He warned against focusing on a single crop and urged more dairy and meat output for home consumption.
Shawnee Oct 26 The county recount of congressional primary ballots ended Saturday night after counting 14 boxes including Shawnee and Maud is complete. Smith, contesting Murray, shows a net gain of ten votes due to a clerical error where 24 was copied as 34 in one precinct. Smith asked Pontotoc county for a recount but is unlikely to be acted on.
R B Roberts of Homer City Pa endorses a chamberlains cough remedy as reliable after years of use. Advertising copy notes it is for sale by all dealers and claims consistent results.
Chicago, Oct. 21. Judge Joseph Z. Uhler of the Court of Domestic Relations urges a law to grant illegitimate children the right to bear their father's name and inherit fully. He argues the father pays far too little or serves jail time, while the child gains no full benefits from paternity findings.
Mrs Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York declares Chamberlains Tablets cured her bilious attacks sick headaches and tired feeling and tightened her whole system after using several bottles months ago for sale by all dealers
Chicago dated October 23 reports grand jury indictments against William Lorimer and thirteen associates in the defunct LaSalle bank theft case. They face charges of looting the bank for nearly 2.5 million dollars and violating state banking laws. capiases have been issued for their arrest.
For sale of 160 acres seven miles northeast of Ada. 55 acres cultivated, balance timber and pasture, fenced, 4 room house with well, small barn, fruit orchard. $1000 loan on farm. Bargain is taken at once. Contact T. A. Holman. Athletic employees of several big railroads forming associations for the winter season.
Washington reports a record breaking session ending with mixed party views. Clark pledges ongoing redemption of Baltimore promises and more reforms. Underwood praises tariff revision currency reform and anti trust act. Mann says no legislation since Wilson has restored confidence. Poindexter commends bank reserve act but condemns anti trust weakening.
The House adopted the conference report on the war tax bill by 126 to 52 with Republicans voting solidly against. The bill moves to the Senate for final action. After approval, Henry of Texas sought to delay adjournment until the Lever cotton warehouse bill is considered. Underwood noted the war bill expires January 1, 1916, but the tax could be extended if needed.
R L Rollins the sweet potato man of Rebee visited the News office with a fine display. He reported seven acres yielding about 2000 bushels averaging nearly 300 bushels per acre. He grows yams chiefly and notes long struggle before learning the potato trade. His Pontotoc county farm and his unique cellar show his expertise. He studies the crop and can discuss every aspect intelligently.
It is stated that the rail networks of Belgium France Austria and Prussia will need at least five years to recover from the wartime damage. The forecast highlights extensive reconstruction needs across major European lines and the broader impact on transport and commerce in the region.
Laredo October 23 reports show Villa forces prepared to face Villista troops marching on Nuevo Laredo. General Recault with 1000 Carrancista soldiers from Saltillo reinforced the regular garrison across the border. Villa is said to plan the capture of Piedras Negras amid heightened tension.
Washington Oct 21 The proposal to issue 250000000 in currency for deposit in Southern banks to loan to cotton and tobacco producers at not over 4 percent interest was defeated in the House 91 to 123 The measure came as an amendment to a currency bill and was rejected after revisions Burgess of Texas was the sole Texas delegate voting against it while all Oklahoma members supported it with three Republicans backing the plan including Morgan of Oklahoma.
W A Barrett of Steedman urged rapid eradication of cattle ticks in Pontotoc county to rise above the quarantine line. He said success in other counties shows it can be done cheaply and would boost Pontotoc prices by five to ten dollars per head, with extermination possible by spring 1916.
Farmers needing to borrow money on their land will save money and time by seeing W. H. Ebey the pioneer loan man upstairs in Rollow Building at Ada. 827 wtf.
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