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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

9

State takes charge as Columbia Bank is closed in Oklahoma

The Columbia Bank and Trust company is placed in state administration after a chain of conferences from 5 pm to 2 am. The state banking board reports insufficient cash relative to loans and plans to pay depositors dollar for dollar on demand. Norton and executives defend the move as precaution while governors deny personal bank holdings.

State of Oklahoma Banking Board Oklahoma Clearing House Association State Banking Board Haskell A. M. Young Lee-Huckins Bank Examiner Daily Oklahoman State Bank Commissioner Columbia Bank and Trust Company Roy Oakes W. L. Norton Norton Lee- Huckins Hotel Mr. Norton I. M. Putnam Young Chicago Clearing House Association

Federal judge bars state from blocking Oklahoma gas piping

Judge Ralph E. Campbell in McAlester issued a sweeping temporary order restraining state officials from interfering with gas piping out of Oklahoma. The ruling, sought by Kansas Natural Gas and other foreign pipeline builders, blocks any state action under existing or any law pending further court orders.

McAlester Ralph E. Campbell Oklahoma Kansas Natural Gas Company Campbell

Grand Jury Instructions on Enforcing Prohibition and Public Offenses

Wednesday’s charge outlines grand jurors duties to uphold the law without bias while investigating crimes. It emphasizes enforcing the prohibition law, probing officer conduct, and indicting feckless officials, with attention to perjury and hiding in information versus indictment procedures.

Valley View kin visit Col Jones as he recovers at Steed home

Brother and sister H. K. Jones and Mrs M. E. Newton of Valley View Texas visit Col J. W. Jones at his daughter Mrs E L Steed's home. The old gentleman is much improved and his family are hopeful for his early recovery.

H. K. Jones M. E. Newton Valley View Tex J. W. Jones E. L. Steed

Little Miss Ada Pennington Hosts Young Friends Tea

Ada Pennington entertained her young friends on Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6. Guests included Margarite Wimbish Moselle Thompson Goldie Donaghey Charlotte Wall Louise Wall Wiene Ligon Josephine Todd Mayfair Ramsey Robert Wimbish Robert Blanks Walden Wimbish Geo Ramsey and Chas Pennington. They played games then gathered in the dining room for refreshments and enjoyed a large Jackie Horner pie.

Ada Pennington Margarite Wimbish Moselle Thompson Goldie Donaghey Charlotte and Louise Wall Wiene Ligon Josephine Todd Mayfair Ramsey Robert Wimbish Robert Blanks Waldin Wimbish Geo. Ramsey Chas. Pennington Tittle Jackie Horner

Surprise Store Ad Promises Lowest Prices in Ada

The ad proclaims Surprise Store on the square offering goods with a price guarantee. It highlights beating mail order prices, inviting samples for price comparison, and claims six years of growth in Ada with a pledge of satisfaction. The slogan The People Who Put the Price Down appears at the end.

Ada

Social afternoon at Mrs Chaney’s Sunrise home

On Thursday at 4 pm the new home of Mrs W K Chaney in Sunrise opened for friends a social gathering. Hostess greeted guests, dining room guests were led by Mrs A J Chapman, 42 tables centered the event, and Mrs Douglas Lasater guided visitors to the library. A hour of games followed with frozen punch and angel food cake. A negro orchestra provided music.

Strayed or Stolen Bay Pony Reward Offered

A six year old bay pony branded N Bar on the hip with a white spot on the forehead is missing. A five dollar reward is offered for information leading to recovery. The notice mentions Nelson Clark as the contact and references activity near the Frisco depot where a fire wagon and water wagon were involved.

Nelson Clark

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District Court OF Pontotoc County Coalgate Col. Jones First National Bank Ada, Oklahoma P. A. Norris M. D. Timberlas H. T. DoucGuas, V. P. KE Cashier Main Furniture and Stores Ada Hardware and Furniture Co Sloans Nepperhem M. Levin Hart Schaffner & Marx W. L. Douglass I. Harris Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes John B. Stetson
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