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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1907

Page

2

Robbers Raid Oma Island Train Near Murdock

Three masked men seized a passenger train near Murdock Nebraska before daylight, forcing conductor at gunpoint and collecting all money. The suspects fled on foot as detectives and posses pursue with the train still slowing for a grade.

Down on the Farm Stores Up Winter Supplies

Oklahoma farmers who store fuel, potatoes, apples, and hogs for winter can save costs. The article contrasts northern practice of prepaying for fuel and food with southern ease, urging proactive preservation despite warm weather. It notes how preplanning reduces winter hardships and expenses.

South Oklahoma Colorado

Hogs for Winter and Local Option Debate

The piece urges hog farming as a winter staple, urging readers to raise hogs, buy good stock, and use alfalfa pasture. It then attacks Northern liquor dealers for opposing local option and statewide prohibition, questioning their motives and funding to defeat prohibition in Oklahoma.

Relentless Tide Stirs Brewers Against Tide of Change

A clipped OCR fragment details a brewing trade struggle with a relentless tide of change opposition. It notes industry groups and workers facing a rising challenge across the sector, signaling ongoing tension and potential policy or market shifts.

Prosperity in "Dry" Town

In a Missouri era piece the article argues prohibition cleanses morals and boosts public education. It cites a Kansas City judge and Mrs. Bauer in police court, noting family harm from whiskey. It quotes Kansas AG Trickett praising closed saloons and broader commerce gains during dry periods.

Kansas City Flo Louis Bauer McGee Street Bauer Kansas City Journal C. W. Trickett Kansas Kan

Proper alfalfa seeding requires moisture rich seed bed

Advice stresses thorough land preparation before sowing alfalfa. A moist, firm seed bed is essential for germination and root establishment. If plowing is delayed or conditions are unsettled this fall, postpone seeding until spring to ensure vigorous growth.

Alfifa

Liquor Dealers Seek Local Option Against Prohibition

The Oklahoma City wholesale liquor dealers met August 15 at Eagle's Hall and passed resolutions urging local option over statewide prohibition. They argued prohibition should be decided by local people and controlled by communities.

Oklahoman Eagle’s Hall Oklahoma City

White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Healthier Children

An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as the world’s best worm destroyer. It claims tonic effects on weak children, improving digestion, nerve strength, and overall vigor, urging owners to use a bottle for a healthy, happy child.

Cotton Crop Outlook Mixed Across Districts

District deterioration remains common while alluvial areas show improvement. Texas nears disaster in some regions as frost timing looms. Labor for picking is adequate overall with local complaints. The movement begins late, around late September to early October. Farmers accept current prices for first picks amid possible delays from weather and crop conditions. A farmer’s institute is planned in Ada Pontotoc County.

Texas

Found at Last Dr Kink's New Life Pills Endorsement

J A Harmond of Lizemore West Virginia reports finding the perfect pill for torpid liver and chronic constipation. He recommends Dr Kink's New Life Pills and notes a guaranteed satisfaction at Ramsey's Drug Store, price 25 cents.

J. A. Harmond Lizemore West, Va Dr. Kink Ramsey's

Guardian seeks leave to sell land for Silvia Jackson

Notice by guardian William A. Walker in Ada Indian Territory requests court approval to sell a half undivided interest in Silva Jackson's remainder. The land includes parts of sections 31 3S 2W and adjoining parcels totaling multiple acres to fund support and education for Silvia Jackson and is dated August 21, 1907.

Silvia Jackson J. T. Dickerson United States Court For Southern District Indian Territory Ada Abby Jackson Cred Wiliam A. Walker

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