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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
6
H. D. Johnson presented samples of his milo maize crop to the News, noting an excellent yield this year. He plans to plant ten acres next season, preferring milo to kafir corn for faster maturity and equal feed value.
Ada daily notes report M and P Bank sign painting and multiple travels of residents. Visits include J H Jones with Kitchens brothers, Rev Cassidy to Olustee, Malloy to Presbyterian duties, and others moving, teaching, or touring counties. Citizens discuss politics, cattle, and a militia request amid daily commerce.
The Ada Trading Co closes Sal 91 69 9890 109 70 2000 110 9025 71 9040 111 11000 72 5500 112 550 73 2000 113 4900 74 6500 114 4750 75 7500 115 5850 36 9325 76 4590 117 3575 38 2980 78 4500 119 7275 39 20780 80 14005 120 15660 121 22575 122 8565 123 12745 124 19855 126 500 127 155655 128 14500 129 14245 130 11225 131 2295 132 21125 133 5500 134 2000 135 7350 136 5500 137 4800 138 15170 139 11295 140 5815 141 10445 142 8310 143 7750 144 ,8450 145 9360 146 8490
O E Melvin section foreman for Frisco has returned from Sherman where he was treated in the railroad hospital for an attack of malarial fever.
Public auction at the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma at 2 PM October 19 1912 under U S supervision. Bids sent to W H Reynolds Ada Oklahoma. Listings include Harley Brown Melvina Quincy George T Wilson Josiah Walton Amy Walker Tecumseh Walton with tract sizes locations appraisements and payment terms one half cash balance six months or one year.
Readable lines reference residences and office phones for Castleberry and Cummings in the Aldrich Building with listed numbers 225 325 301. Summary notes contact details for local professionals and offices.
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