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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
8
In Southwest towns and country communities cooperation elevates water, roads, schools, and libraries. Active citizen collaboration builds better services, stronger moral life, and a richer environment, with the greatest impact from united effort in every improvement.
Two red steel yearlings strayed from near Homer school house. One is branded M.C. on the left side. the other is unbranded. Each ear shows overslope and a left under bit. Notify Jim Carney in Ada. reward offered for information leading to recovery. 37-2tw pd.
Cincinnati report states Robert Maloney a magician using stage name J R Willard shot his wife and infant in a hotel room saying he saw the devil in their eyes. He fled to a suspension bridge but was captured by a policeman. Coroner indicates possible mental imbalance.
A two month engagement is reported with the claimant identifying himself as the son of Willard the Wizard who had retired and relocated to San Antonio. The statement links family name and residence to the engagement claim.
A Battle Creek man claims permanent relief from heartburn indigestion and liver trouble after using Chamberlain s Tablets. He says his ailment ended and urges others to try the remedy sold by all dealers.
Advertisement from Ada Oklahoma lists a Singer Sewing Machine offered by W C Williams and Aldrich Grocery with payments of one fourth in fall 1913 1914 1915 1916 and no interest.
Kansas City Missouri January 3 Dr B Clarke Hyde the Kansas City physician faces a fourth trial for the alleged murder of Colonel Thomas H Swope. The case has a long history with three prior trials ending in conviction, mistrial and hung jury amid high cost and dying witnesses. Colonel Swope a wealthy philanthropist was Hyde s wife s uncle.
Durant Oklahoma January 3 warrants issued for conductor Joe Nicholds and train auditor after forcible ejection of three men from a northbound Katy train. The case cites assault and battery charges against Nicholds and the two other men T M McDaniel and J M Raley. Civil action likely. complaints to Corporation Commission rise statewide.
Mrs. Lida Dewey of Milwaukee praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years of use with her children and herself, noting it relieves coughs and colds and helps with croup. The remedy is described as pleasant and safe for young children and available from all dealers.
The 1913 gold value was 457 000 000 dollars and 1914 production fell short by 5 000 000. The US mined 88 301 023 dollars in 1914, down 5 000 000 from 1913. California led state gold output at 20 105 497 dollars, with Colorado second. Canada and British India showed gains and Australia and Mexico declined. Also includes an advert for Kickapoo Worm Killer claiming worm relief for children.
Superintendent Charles W. Richards and teachers return from Tulsa with a gavel made from timber used in the Choctaw first schoolhouse. President Brooks of the State University will file the speech history among university relics. Copies requested by Supt Brown, Supt Hinshaw, and Mark Goodwin. Also a Love County farm rental ad appears.
The undersigned will apply to the governor and board of pardons for a pardon or parole within thirty days. First pub Jan 14.
A testimonial from D P Lawson of Eidson Tennessee praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best cough and throat medicine sold in his store. The ad claims strong relief for stubborn coughs and colds and recommends keeping a bottle in every home. Available 50c and 100dollar? from H E Bucklen and Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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