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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
10
A jumble of shop ads from Woodard Hardware Sprague's Crescent drug store and other merchants offer prices on hardware furniture pianos and linens plus services like free eye tests and framing. The Ada Commercial Club lists meetings and a funeral notice expresses sympathy for Mrs Moss and family.
The large revival concluded last Friday night with widespread praise. Rev. Hayes departed Saturday for South McAlester. The three week event drew full attendance at every service, with strong support from local pastors. Prof. Crosier and his singers also received high commendation for excellent performances. Citizens hope for more revivals in our city.
Alfalfa proves durable in drought and merits attention from stockmen. McBeth & Kinnison of Garden City Kansas, reputable alfalfa seed growers, plan to ship fresh 1903 seed in carload or bushel lots and will quote prices on request.
A three year old pony mare with a roach mane white forehead spot and one white hind foot is missing from Ada I T. The owner Geo Gould offers five dollars for recovery. Also notes local attorney E L Steed appointed for the St L S A R Co and assurances of strong representation for Frisco.
Last Saturday at 9 a.m. W. W. McKenick 23 of Arkansaw and Allie Reed 16 of Ada were joined in marriage at the clerks office. Rev. Jnc A. Williams of the Presbyterian Church tied the knot. The couple left that evening for Oklahoma City.
Store offers free school satchels to any boy or girl who brings an untorn empty Polar Bear Flour sack for exchange. The offer runs while supplies last and involves a swap for a Polar Positively no satchel. Sold by local retailer.
A brief thanks to those who aided in protecting me during the fire. The note recognizes neighbors, responders, and officials who assisted in safety and recovery efforts and offers appreciation for their quick actions.
The Boston Advertiser forecasts six months of continued prosperity with crops peaking in wheat at 700 million bushels cotton around 11 million bales and corn near 2.5 billion bushels. Manufacturing output may reach 15 billion dollars and mineral output over 1.4 billion. The notice also covers local business moves including Harris family travels and new meat market ownership, plus ads for hardware, dressmaking, and retail updates.
Extra assortment for fall and spring planting offered by the Ark Nursery featuring fruit trees shrubs ornamentals and roses. Local listings promote a diverse selection for gardeners and landscapers.
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