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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

9

Local and Personal News from Ada Area Daily

Ada residents report visitors and relocations across towns including Miss Dora Barnard seeking schooling in Sherman and Ben Katz with Corinne returning from Minneapolis. Local workers change jobs, professors pause in Chicago, and market notes cover cotton arrivals and prices amid daily town life.

Dora Barnard Franc's Sherman Ben Katz Corinne Minneapolis Minnesota

Suckers By The Wholesale In Ada Street Scandals

A sharp spoof exposes local readers to fake reports about newly opened Ada joints. The editor reveals editors and officials swapped cigars for truth as townsfolk debate expansion joints blocking Main Street. Judge McKeel defends his early baiting claim while Under sheriff Miles buys cigars to calm the ruckus.

Otis Weaver Ada Main Street J. F. McKeel

Doan's Kidney Pills Publicized By American Plumber Testimonial

Doan's Kidney Pills marketed as a cure for kidney distress and related symptoms. A plumber from Sulphur Oklahoma endorses the remedy after relief from frequent urine flow, noting others benefited as well. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents for 50 cents.

Dean Bright Canada M. H. Brown Main St Sulphur Okla Doan Foster-Milburn Co Bucalo New York United States

Prentiss Insanity Assessment in Temporary Killer Case

Dr J R Runyan and Dr Duke testified about Prentiss after a wound and alleged insanity. They described uneven pupils and an imbecile head shape, noting temporary insanity can last minutes to months and memory gaps. They said weak-minded individuals may falter under nervous shock.

J. R. Runyan Prentiss Duke

Frisco Reinstates Round Trip Rates in Oklahoma City

The Frisco System resumes round trip tariffs in Oklahoma with a ten percent fare cut and a maximum reduction of one dollar per ticket. The changes mirror pre statehood terms except discounts apply to fares over five dollars. G H Angelly visited town and spoke with locals while staying at the mill.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Road Judge Hood St. Louis G. H. Angelly

State School Funds Not Protected by Guaranty Fund, Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules

Oklahoma Supreme Court rules that state school money deposited in Columbia Bank and Trust Co is not covered by the depositors guaranty fund. Associate Justices Kane Williams and Hayes participate, with several disqualifications noted. The decision allows a surety to sue its principal once a liability is due, clarifying protections around the permanent school fund and bank failures.

Fidelity Company Permanent School Columbia Bank and Trust Company District Court Supreme Court Williams and Hayes Kingfisher County District Court of Hayes John Holmes Luella Holmes

Stray pony sighted in Center Oklahoma seeks owner

Strayed light sorrel pony about 750 pounds with flax mane and tail and a C brand on the left shoulder. A reward of $5 is offered for information leading to recovery and $10 for delivery to T. W. Corbin in Center Oklahoma.

T. W. Corbin Center Okla

Revival closes after successful week in Egypt

Union Hill residents attended church Sunday night as Mary and James Walby of Rebee visited Annie Harris. Mrs P W Wesbrook and Hugo Oklahoma relatives visited. S B Dunagan and Chas Krieger of Center called on friends. Joe Smith visited Con way relatives. Farmers pick cotton and make molasses. Revival by Bro Fowler and Shipman ended with a strong success. Twenty four baptisms Sunday and more planned for next week.

D. J. Rhea Ada Choctaw Oil Mill H. M. Hickman Coalgate The News L. W. Folsom Atoka Citizen-Democrat Geo. W. Mitchell Okmulgee Gale Statler Stonewall Pete Williams John Trimble Justice Brown O. E. Fowler W. J. Shipman Egypt Guy Fuller Guy Jim Grigsby P. W. Wesbrook Hugo Oklahoma S. B. Dunagan Chas. Krieger Center Joe Smith Conway Bro. Fowler Shipman

Prosecution of Bill Nutt Praised by Wimbish Team

Good work by Wimbish describes the prosecution as among the best and most thorough the writers have known. County Attorney Wimbish faced four able defense lawyers and despite their effort, the State's case was resourceful and well prepared. Deputy J W Dean supported him, and both may feel proud of the success.

Bill Nutt Wimbish Bar of Oklahoma J. W. Dean

Good Money in Broom corn

The article explains broom corn as a grass related crop, shifting from New York to the Midwest and now grown in the southwest. It notes high profitability with prices around 210 dollars per ton and yields about 500 pounds per acre, urging diversification and early market entry.

W. J. Hoxie New York State Middle West

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