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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
2
Early October plan to run through train over Frisco tracks into Kansas City with stops only at division points and crossings. Northbound service expected to reach Ada around 9 p m. Train touted as elegant and convenient for travelers. Rumors of Katy doubling service proved unreliable.
Ada Oklahoma notice from G M Ramsey druggist endorses Hall's Texas Wonder as the best kidney bladder and rheumatic medicine sold for many years. 60 days treatment offered for $1.00.
A Pontotoc county initiative builds on Judge Tindsey’s work to prevent crime by helping youth early. A meeting at First Christian church Sunday at 4 PM will discuss plans with invited Judge Conway O Barton and local church and lodge leaders urged to attend and support. House and lot for sale next to See A B.
Chicago journalists report ex president Theodore Roosevelt refused to sit with Senator William Lorimer at the Hamilton Club banquet in the Congress hotel. The ban unsettled the delegation and prompted a telegram withdrawing Lorimer’s invitation. Lorimer offered no comment.
Washington reports that about seventy five cities have shown population gains with none recording a loss. Albany Bay City Sioux City Lynchburg Saginaw Lansing and others swung to growth. Notable surges include Schenectady Flint and Oklahoma City as manufacturing and statehood drive expansion.
Oklahoma City reports the potential need for state militia as Mounta in Park and Snyder clash over the temporary county seat. Governor Haskell seeks guidance from the attorney general after the sheriff threatens to seize official records by force. Adjutant General Canton notes a peaceful settlement is hoped, with militia ready if asked. Frisco engineer Carl Morris rumored as heavyweight challenger to Jack Johnson. Ralph Brooks and wife return from Chicago with news of summer studies and faculty on the road home.
Washington reports the September 1 crop conditions from the Department of Agriculture. Corn average is 78.2, spring wheat 63.1, barley 69.8, and oats 83.3. Hay yield per acre 1.34 tons with total production around 60.1 million tons. Tobacco condition stands at 77.7 amid yearlong comparisons.
Reports allege Night Watchmen Charles Brady and Walter Gagne beat Nelson Wade, who has not been seen since. Witness testimony was taken and given to the police committee for investigation. Brady denied the charges claiming a confrontation over an alleged infidelity.
A Watertown Wisconsin man credits Bucklens Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after fifteen doctors failed. The testimonial says the salve healed skin eruptions, boils, burns, and other conditions, noting it sells for 25 cents at Ram sey Drug Co.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found when digestion and organs fail. For these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. cing crypt pills, the matchless remedy advertised.
The county clerk informs that twenty four hunting licenses have been issued to date and indicates that hunters will be active soon.
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