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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1903

Page

3

Congressional roads in Indian Territory under Public Laws

The notice explains that existing laws cover only section line roads in the Cherokee and Creek nations with compensation to allottees, and no provision funds road improvements. It warns that old highways will close, new ones open along section lines, and that Congress must provide funds to carry out prior laws and allow bridge building and upgrades. The Indian Agent J Blair Shoenfelt directs enforcement.

Secretary of the Interior Cherokee Nation T.am Department Indian Territory Congress

Bonaparte to Have Full Control of Affairs

Washington reports Mr. Bonaparte selected to lead the Indian Territory scandals inquiry has arrived and conferred with acting Interior Secretary Judge Ryan. He may oversee assistants by choice, with possible use of two top postal inspectors, while deciding how to proceed in the field.

Washington Bonaparte Indian Territory Judge Ryan Messrs. Churchill and O'Fallon Ryan

Fashion satire in 1910s New York Press quote

A sharp quip about women’s waists and fashion plates appears in the New York Press era commentary. It mocks extreme styles and burlesque trends, implying modest proportions would reduce fashion fuss.

New York Press

Porter Says Indians Stand Ground Against Land Grafters

In St Louis Chief Pleasant Porter the last Creek chief defends Native land dealings. He says Indians held their own against land grafter rings and doubts widespread government corruption. He argues Dawes commission misdeeds are overstated and fault lies in slow reforms, not officials.

ST. Louis Pleasant Porter Dawes Commission

Editorial room debate on mountaineers risky ascent

In Chicago Tribune style the night editor confirms climbers have reached the western peak. The editor instructs changing the word foolhardy to adventurous in the accompanying piece.

Chicago Tribune

Laws That Conflict With Vendors of Manors

United States Attorney Mellette of the western district discusses ongoing trouble with venders of Manors. He cites friction with the internal revenue department and notes the commissioner asserts power to collect licenses in any state or territory.

United States Mellette Western District Mqnors Commissioner of Internal Revenue The United

Hard to parse OCR town report

Fragmentary OCR text mentions feeding town and city with unclear names and places. Unable to determine full entities or event.

Say Sidelights on Steel Trust and Schwabing Offer

A financial editor muses that the United States steel trust might be better for a little Schwabing out. The remark appears in the Baltimore American as a casual parliamentary style aside.

United States Steel Trust Baltimore American

A Sharp Observation From Paolo Eben On Influence

Paolo Eben says a sharp observer notices that a man with a razzet attracts more attention than those who publicly support the party and pay for fresh meats, a remark noted by the Washington Star.

Paolo Eben Washington Star

Millions in Steamships Counted in Last Year

American merchant steamships completed in the last twelve months total over 135000 tons with an approximate value of 12000000 dollars, reflecting substantial investment in maritime capacity.

Hunt's Cure Promises Quick Relief for Itching Trouble

An advertisement promises instant relief and a prompt cure for itching in any form. It is sold as a product named Hunt's Cure, made solely for this purpose, priced at 50 cents per box.

Hunt

Choirmaster Tests Bass Over Old C

A bass frets about failing a low C in the solo while a tenor jokes he is between the devil and the deep C, revealing backstage humor among choir members.

Putnam Faceless Dyes Refund Policy Clarified

Refunds issued for each package of Putnam Faceless Dyes if customer unsatisfied. Policy outlines return eligibility, proof of purchase, and processing time.

Notable Exchange Dubs James Jewell as Trustworthy

A high official questions the character of James Jewell and is told by an assistant that Jewell is straight and trustworthy. The official remains skeptical yet accepts the customary exaggeration in speech describing him as a man who would not rob an Indian.

James Jewell

Sherman’s Specialties Supply in Oklahoma City Firm

N S Sherman McHy Co of Oklahoma City advertises complete gimning systems brick plants four mill specifications gasoline well drilling pumping outfits boilers steam and gas engines steel beams and architectural cast iron work plus steam and water fittings mill rolls ground and corrugated notes it is the largest foundry blacksmith and machine shop west of the Mississippi River.

Sherman's Mississipni River N.S. Sherman M'Ch'y CO Oklahoma City Oklahoma

New York boy who stole 150 pies debated politics

A Kansas City Journal quip notes a New York boy who stole and ate 150 pies also has the makings of a modern politician, combining appetite with ambition in a humorous aside.

New York Kansas City Journal

Simmons' Liver Purifier Promoted As Cure In Tin Boxes

The ad touts Simmons' Liver Purifier as a remedy for low spirits with a 25 cent tin box. A humorous exchange about why vehicles are called traps appears alongside.

Simmons

Public notices and light quips from a 1900 clipping

A jumble of old quotes and ads includes Red Cross praise for home use, a grocer pitch, a joke about a Boston girl’s cachinnation from the Philadelphia Ledger, Piso’s Cure touts, a Minnesota address from January 6 1900, and a pupil’s quip about Hiawatha as the Longfellow tune.

Patent Remedy Claims Quick Cure for Cald

An advertisement touts latent Latative Bromo icine tablets for curing a cald in one dose. It promises refunds from all ruggists if the remedy fails to cure. The copy emphasizes rapid, guaranteed results and broad pharmacist participation.

Ruggists

Race Miscue Costs Charlie Too Much Money

Mrs. Torkins laments a racing loss blamed on carelessness. A spectator notes the horse was left at the post and not unhitched, suggesting the race was mishandled by someone. The remark cites a newspaper source for the claim.

Charlie

Defiance Starch Offered Value At No Premium

The advertisement promotes Defiance Starch as higher quality with one third more product than rival starches, for the same price and without chromoes or cheap premiums.

Hamlet Ghost Pays Salary On Last Night Engagement

Reported by the St Louis Republican a manager notes the ghost of the play will not walk again until his salary is paid. The line echoes a backstage reveal during the final engagement night as Hamlet ponders the ghost.

Hamlet St. Louis -Republican

Texas Finds a Remedy for Kidney Trouble

Henry Vaughan of Fate Rural Route 3 says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his long standing kidney trouble after 18 months of suffering. He reports rapid improvement and full recovery with no remaining symptoms and urges others with kidney issues to try the remedy.

Texas Tez Henry Vaughan Fate Mieto Dodd

Sea Serpents Scarce Cited As Temperate Times Rise

A Washington Star quip ponders why sea serpents are rarely seen in summer. The land lord suggests scarcity or people becoming more temperate and truthful, noting either reason could be a good sign.

Washington Star

Allen's Foot-Ease Praised as a Wonderful Remedy

Mrs N H Guilford of New Orleans reports that ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE cures sore tender and swollen feet and gives comfort. She says she will recommend the remedy to friends as a certain cure.

Allen

Philadelphia rescuer saves lives at Atlantic City

Harry Ziegler, a Philadelphia resident and life-saving guard at Atlantic City, saved fifty two lives in six weeks of the season. He is described as a strong and daring swimmer.

Harry Ziegler Philadelphia Atlantic City Ziegler

Defiance Cola Water Starch Market Pitch

Aimed at housewives unfamiliar with new market items, the ad invites a trial of Defiance Cola Water Starch. It boasts guaranteed superiority and a 16 ounce package for 10 cents, compared with rival brands offering 12 ounces. The copy argues quality plus quantity will win customers.

British Private Postcards Share Estimated at Nine Percent

Private postcards are now estimated to comprise about nine percent of the total mailed in Great Britain. The figure reflects a growing use of private postal cards in correspondence and commerce across the nation.

Great Britain

Reliable sales positions offered by Oklahoma State Nurseries

Reliable sale smen seek four experienced men for steady weekly pay. Employment promises regular cash and full instructions. Oklahoma State Nurseries in Perry seeks responsible, energetic applicants. agency experience helpful but not required.

Oklahoma State Nurseries Perry, O

Evanston Professor Spends Twenty Minutes Sprinkling Dry Lawn

An Evanston professor says he spent about twenty minutes thinking he was watering his lawn when he realized he had forgotten to turn on the water. No harm done. he jokes about the mix up.

Evanston Chicago Record-Herald

Keeping Tally Missive From The Wanderer

An amusing overheard dialogue between a bridegroom and a confidant on a train car sighting a playful note of romance. The Wanderer records the exchange about love questions and a dealer of a score by the window, hinting at social humor.

Hunt's Lightning Oil Ad Promises Fast Relief

A household remedy Hunt's Lightning Oil claims relief for all aches and pains. It proclaims superiority over other remedies and lists prices 25 and 5 cents.

Hunt

Optical Illusion A maid got a speck in her eye

A maid in a local house complaint tale reports a speck in the eye causing brief discomfort. Medical attention was sought, with no lasting injury noted.

Prominent Doctors Endorse Peruns Across National Classes

Messages from lawmakers and top figures praise Peruns with wide representation among all national classes and stations. W G Hunter of Virginia notes broad beneficial support and frequent print acknowledgments for Peruns.

Also Mentioned on This Page

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