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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
4
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Ada’s three banks did not open due to a governor issued proclamation. Banks across Oklahoma and Indian Territory and nearby states closed to safeguard depositors and assets amid tense New York financial disturbance. Officials praised the conservative, solvent institutions with strong capital and low loans, urging customers to remain confident in bank stability.
In Ada and vicinity a large crowd gathered in the 25 000 lunch rooms at 10 oclock Tuesday morning to hear bank presidents explain the New York led distress and currency flow disruptions. They urged public confidence and pledged support for banks while a committee prepared formal resolutions.
On October 28 1907 the Acting Governor of Oklahoma proclaimed six days of legal holidays and Ada citizens are urged to support the measure. The Ada city officials and a committee including C O Barton J T Conn J F Jackson W L Byrd W McDaniel M W Ligon W M Ross and Tom D McKeown were appointed to draft resolutions.
State Senator R M Roddie and Will Coffman fought in Coffman Owens Hardware over shell payments. A KO punch, a falling gun, and scratches left Coffman with scars while Roddie bore birdshot eyes. After a rough exchange they reached a peace, both smiling at scars. The Sene t M and Besareste mention a lumber mill visit and cash purchase of lumber.
Ada hosts the first issue Vol. 1 No. 1 of the Oklahoma Baptist Journal issued by Ada Daily and Weekly News. Editors A. M. Croxton and T. B. Hazell with Carlton Weaver as business manager boast Ada backing and expect swift convention endorsement. A promotion aims to place a strong Baptist paper in the new state. Lost leather handbag with name, between Ada and Stonewall. contact Tom Carter Pontotoc or City Marshal Couch Ada.
Special Whiskey Officer Sam Cone received orders from Washington to mobilize himself and men to intensify the destruction of intoxicants in the Territory. The officer will stay to prosecute cases already initiated.
M. L. Walsh advertises cranberries at ten cents per quart with note of a dozen assorted items, implying seasonal fruit sale by a local vendor.
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