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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1909

Page

7

Ada Citizens Urged to Support Local Merchants by Rev. Sid Williams

Rev. Sid Williams urged Ada residents to back home merchants and collaborate across churches and town affairs. He warned against shopping out of town, praised sanitation efforts, and urged unity to grow Ada toward a 25,000 population goal.

Sid Williams Ada Oklahoma City Dallas Williams Sears &Roebuck Sears & Roeuck Sears & Roebuck Aia San Antonio Board of Health

Tragedy at Conway Dance Ends in Fatal Shooting

Ben Mullins killed Tom Blevins with a .44 pistol after a dispute at a creek nation family dance at Alfred Blevins home. Blevins, a stranger to Conway, died within an hour. Mullins surrendered without resistance. examining trial set for Tuesday.

Blevins Ben Mullins Alfred Blevins Tom Blevins Mullins Lucky Mullins Stonewall Justice of the Peace Denton Conway Justice Brown

Be Of Some Benefit To The Church Sermon

Mr Williams stresses active church membership and service over mere attendance. He argues the church is God’s plan for every person to have a home, urges doers not bystanders, and condemns self seeking motives in religious life.

Williams Jesus Christ Hell Church of Jesus Christ Lodge Church

Brents Seizes Liquor Seller At Union Station

Sioux City September 21 William Kuhlman caught delivering liquor to Indians at the Union passenger station just before the Burlington train. Special Officer T E Brents of the United States government arrested him and jailed him for selling liquor to an Indian. Brents earlier helped capture Ed Welsh after a chase, wounding him when he tried to escape.

Sioux City Union Burlington William Kuhlman T. E. Brents United States Court of Justice Union Station Brents Kuhlman Cole Ed Welsh

Reward for Arrest of George Warren Declared in Oklahoma

Governor C N Haskell proclaims a 300 reward for the arrest and delivery to Pontotoc County Sheriff of George Warren who remains at large after a July 22 1909 murder in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Bill Cross serves as Secretary of State. Evidence indicates Haskell signed at Guthrie on September 1 1909.

A. D Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Frantz Hatcher Lefty Black Dock Blank Will Cole George Warren C. N. Haskell State of Oklahoma of Oklahoma Pontotoc County Guthrie

Goodbye reception for Mrs J B Wall in Ardmore

Informal farewell hosted by the Ladies of the Leaf Club at Mrs J B Wall's Ardmore home as she departs for Ada to join her husband in the mercantile business. Officers and guests included Mesdames Turner Teer Con less Dexter Dings and others with refreshments served. Mrs Wall and her children will move to Ada with her mother Mrs Smith accompanying them.

Ardmore Ada Merchant Ada Ardmore Ardmoreite John Teer J. B. Wall Ladies of the Leaf Club

Bill Murray portrayed as principled public figure

A McAles ter Capital republican piece on Bill Murray praises his honesty and steadfast convictions while criticizing Sturm's lengthy write-up and pictures. The article argues Murray is a philosopher and dependable in politics, not swayed by vote buying.

McAlester Bill Murray Sturm Ibe Murray

News praises Sid Williams for Ada subscription support

The News thanks Evangelist Sid Williams for recommending the paper to Ada residents and notes widespread subscription among Ada’s home living citizens.

The Sid Williams Ada

Oklahoma origins debate in Sapulpa about Noahs Ark and Jonah

John Smith of Independence Kansas visits Sapulpa and discusses oil and gas origins. He links Oklahoma geology to ancient seas, claims billions of whales once inhabited the area, and argues gas is vapor from oil. He urges that drilling follow ancient valleys to locate oil and gas.

Sapulpa Okla Oklahoma Jonah Woods Noah John Smith Independence Kansas Smith Pochontas Central Light and Fuel Company

Homer school district approves 2000 dollar bonds for rebuilding

Prof McMinn of the Homer school district says voters approved 2000 dollar bonds. House construction will begin soon and the current school building will be remodeled into a teacher's residence.

McMinn Homer

Carlton Weaver Offers Cheap Lots on Normal Heights

Carlton Weaver advertises a pair of choice plots on Normal Heights at low price and urges quick contact for interested buyers.

Carlton Weaver

Ada Welcomes New Merchants Drummond and Lattimore

C R Drummond and F G Lattimore, formerly leading Paris Texas businessmen, are in Ada to open a modern South Central Main store. They will offer a strong line of men s furnishings and promise complete public satisfaction. The firm begins operations about the 15th.

Messrs C. R. Drummond F. G. Lattimore Paris Tex Ada South Central Main

Browns Move for Oklahoma City Visit

Mrs. Marvin Brown and her daughters Laverne and Wanda left this afternoon for a short visit with Marvin in Oklahoma City where he is permanently located. Mrs. Brown will return to Ada around Wednesday to arrange shipment of their household goods.

Marvin Brown Little Laverne Baby Wanda Marvin Oklahoma City

City Loans and Property Bargains by Ada Title & Trust Co

Abstracts by an experienced abstracter with quick service. Straight loans with semiannual payments. Bargains in city property and farm loans at best rates. Money paid over when papers are signed. W. H. Braley secretary and W. H. Bray president.

Ada welcomes B. F. Thomas back from Texas farm purchase

Mr. B. F. Thomas, formerly of Ada County, spent a year in Paducah buying a Texas farm for permanent residence. He returned to Ada yesterday with hopes for a lasting setup and a track record of success, having earned $2,160 two years ago from a single crop.

B. F. Thomas Ada Padukah

Furman Declines Governor Bid For Criminal Appeals Seat

Judge Henry Furman of the Criminal Court of Appeals announces candidacy for re election to the criminal appeals bench and declines a run for governor. He has thirty three years of legal experience in Texas and Indian Territory and previously served as presiding judge after appointment by Governor Haskell.

Guthrie Henry Furman Criminal Court of Appeals Criminal Appeals Bench Furman Texas Indian Territory R. L. Owen Haskell

Sheriff Killed in Bed in Hollis Harmon County

Hollis Oklahoma September 2 In Harmon county Sheriff W Sims was killed in his bed at 2 15 am The coroner's jury ruled death from a revolver wound fired by an unknown person though the strongest theory is self inflicted Sims 35 left a widow and one child He had been elected June 2 and was a brother of Greer county school official George W Sims

Hollis Okla W. Sims Harmon County Sims George W. Sims Greer County

SCRIPPS McRAE WEDDING ANNOUNCED IN DETROIT

Detroit announces the engagement of John P. Scripps of San Diego California and Edith McRae of Detroit Michigan. The wedding is set for September 8 at the bride's home with a move to California afterward. E W Scripps and Milton A McRae are long time partners in the Scripps McRae League publishing.

Detroit Mich John P. Scripps San Diego Cal Edith McRae California E. W. Scripps Milton A. McRae West Middle West Scripps McRae League

Senator's Wife Found Dead in Park in Texas

Alberta Banta, 30, ex wife of former Senator John R. Phipps of Homer Iowa, was found dead in Breckenridge Park San Antonio Texas. Police located the body after an anonymous call directing investigators to a secluded spot in the park.

Ero San Antonio Tex Alberta Banta United States John R. Phipps Homer Iowa Breckenridge Park

No Special Session Announced For Oklahoma Legislature

Governor Haskell stated there will be no special legislative session unless an extraordinary emergency arises. The move delays funding for the Chickasha state girls industrial school and Ada state normal, as no maintenance appropriations exist. Chickasha business group offered to finance one winter, but citizens prefer awaiting the regular session.

Guthrie Okla Haskell Cameron Chickasha Ada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sears, Roebuck Co Mullins-Blevins Christ U.S Executive Department Bill Cross Sec’g State WM. H. Murray Sturms Magazine Bonds New Ada Adas Browns ADA Title & Trust CO W. H. Bhey W. H. Braley Doyle and Owen J. W. Sims Scripps-Mcrae J. P. Scripps Grue St. Louis Cleveland Atlantic City Boston Quebec Colorado Pacific Slope A. Y. P. Exposition Cc. Ou
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