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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
9
Fragmentary report notes Linemen at work stringing lines to connect towns Lose Wolf Lugert and Leger near Wakita in Grant County with telephone service. Separate item mentions days after last week that individuals were killed by order of State Veterinary Sanders.
Wock Island surveyors work in Dewey county mapping a proposed line from Cathrie to Canadian City Texas passing through Kingfisher Watonga and Taloga.
Bank Examiner Cooper calls all Oklahoma banks to render to him a statement of conditions at close of business September 15. The notice seeks a concise report detailing assets liabilities and financial position for audit and regulatory review.
Captain Thomas N. Sergeant of Cushing likely to obtain back pay from the government for services rendered years ago. He led a company of soldiers thirty five years past that fought the Sioux Indians.
Theresa Roubideaux, grandmother of Mitchell Roubideaux charged with killing Dave Tohee, chief of the town, calls for vengeance. She, about 100 years old, is described as the oldest squaw in Oklahoma and wants her grandson hanged.
A prophecy proved true as around 2500 settlers from nearby states visit the twin territories seeking homes and improved conditions. Trains run at full capacity to move the growing influx of guests.
At Stroud an unusual marriage occurred when Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirk wed after eight years apart. Kirk had lived as a hermit on his fine Parkland area farm while Mrs. Kirk and her two children resided near Bristow, Indian Territory.
A contract has been awarded for the erection of the Indian Territory building at the world’s fair. The structure will be located near the south eastern entrance of the grounds and the contract price amounted to $15,934.
Fred Moore of Ravia waded Rock Creek and found a pure milk opal described as a fine stone. Local residents say Ravia is determined to seek gold silver lead and precious stones of all kinds.
The Bank of Muskogee let the contract for a new forty thousand dollar building described as the finest structure in the Indian Territory.
South McAlester has arranged a large observance around October 1 to commemorate the construction of the South McAlester Electric Interurban railway. The event aims to honor the milestone and involve local residents and officials.
South McAlester plans to convert city training quarters into a base for the New York national baseball team. Officials emphasize facilities, housing, and scheduling support to attract top players for practice and camps.
The University of Oklahoma at Norman inaugurates its twelfth scholastic year with more than 300 students, marking the largest opening enrollment to date for the institution.
Work has started on Muskogee's new opera house and hotel valued at $65,000. The project marks a major development for the city, promising cultural venue and lodging improvements.
Marshal Colbert and deputies arrested over fifty individuals and seized and burned paraphernalia in the street during a crackdown on dens.
The Oklahoma delegate to Congress, Hon. D. T., has taken a position as attorney for the Frieco and will establish his offices in Oklahoma City.
Dolores Johnson tends her ailing father under Dr Dunwiddie care at the bed, speaking softly and feeding him as he battles distrust. Mrs Allen waits outside, while Dolores contemplates fate, law, and the harsh judgment of neighbors amid mounting tension and quiet resolve.
Dolores meets her cousin Dora at the doorstep as Dora heals from a fever and reveals a shared bond. Young Green observes a shift in Dolores as Johnson battles fever and inner rage, remembering a life shaped by mountains and city temptations.
In this chapter Dolores explains how she found Uncle Joe when others had given up the search. Dora acknowledges Dolores’s courage and credits her with saving her father, while noting she herself could not undertake such a perilous trek. The scene highlights courage, family ties, and gratitude as the two women reflect on the rescue.
An old clipping records Canadian streetcar fare collection with a square lantern like device and a sign stating nothing changed over $2. G M P Holt describes the scene on a Sherbrook to Lenoxville trolley. A second anecdote recalls Representative Brosius's vigorous gesturing in Congress and John Allen’s quips about galluses.
The Pittsburg district touts its dominance with the greatest iron and steel works the largest glass houses and extensive firebrick yards and potteries claiming to be among the world’s most notable industrial centers.
If you have chills or fever give Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets a trial. A sure cure for both. Price 266 per box.
A witty exchange quotes Puck debating where to flee or return, framing a playful bounce between flight and homecoming in a timeless verse-like banter. The dialogue centers on choosing a secret destination and a safe return.
Eyewitness quotes circulate as Ruth allegedly confirms a kiss by a man at Mrs Tweedle's with whispers spreading about the incident and a friend reporting it as truth. The short exchange reflects local gossip among acquaintances.
A brief advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid that promises clean fresh clothes and appeals to grocers as a trusted product for home use.
The report estimates twenty five million watermelons to be raised in Missouri this year. Despite the large crop some may still doubt the state’s reputation as a slug state.
A bold claim that Defiance Starch delivers superior quality and extra quantity to win the competition for top starch in the market. The campaign stresses product excellence and market dominance.
A steadfast pledge to avoid threats and honor commitments stands as a personal policy. The guidance emphasizes keeping promises and refraining from coercive statements in all dealings.
A rugged speaker boasts of encountering the aurora borealis many times and jokingly claims to have shot dozens of them in a vivid, brash maritime vignette.
An advertisement claims Hunt's Lightning Oil eases rheumatic pain making walking possible again and even running feasible. The product is priced at 25 and 50 cents.
An old ad touts Cheatham's Laxative Chili Tablets as convenient with no spoon or bottle to carry though the copy notes they always cure and lists a price of 2 ie.
A testimonial claims Grape-Nuts saved a distressed infant after doctors advised condensed milk. The method involved soaking and straining Grape-Nuts juice then mixing with milk, salt, and sugar, feeding every two hours. The writer calls the food the best for delicate babies and a healthy family staple.
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