Neighborhood Notes and Local Happenings In Ada
Bro W W Soward buys a new organ corn looks promising Allen Blackburn finds missing cows Dee Steel loses mare to colic General green crops nearing completion Born to O A J Ball and wife a girl mother and babe well Cotton chop pers sought at 75 cents to a dollar per day John Hawkins jr sick but improving Ada baby dies Blackjack ball nine loses to Ada nine 19 to 27 Grandmas Sloan ill Singing choir of 36 to sing next Sunday Normal singing planned July school taught by Prof W H Hand term starts July 1 abundant success expected
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O. A. J. Ball
Babe
John Hawkin
John Johnson
Ada
Johnson
Taugt
W. H. Hand
Owl
J. T
Rainy spell and smallpox confinement noted
Local report notes heavy rain across the area and confirms Old Brother Cole is confined this week with the smallpox. Farmers report corn and oats look fine amid the wet spell.
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Cole
Debate Set On Sunday Between Norman and Clark
The community plans a Sunday debate on the proposition that man is a holy mortal. Eld. R. L. Norman of Francis will argue affirmative and Dr. J. L. Clark of Tyrola will argue negative. Dinner on the ground. attendees urged to bring full baskets.
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Eld. R. L. Norman
Francis
J. L Clark
Tyrola
Norman
Clark
Ada Town Board of Health Created by Ordinance No 41
Ordinance 41 establishes a five member Board of Health for Ada Oklahoma with four regular physicians appointed by the mayor and approved by the city council, the mayor serving as ex officio chairman. It grants the board authority over sanitary matters as in Arkansas statute, effective after passage and publication. A separate section prohibits Sabbath base ball and imposes fines up to twenty five dollars for violations, effective upon passage.
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Ada
I. T
L T
Board of Health
Boards of Health
State of
Arkansas
Mansfield
Ada Town Prohibits Outdoor Sabbath Amusements
Town ordinance seeks to prevent play of baseball football or other outdoor amusement within Ada limits on the Sabbath day. Section 1 declares it shall be unlawful and outlines penalties for violations.
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Ada
Ada Ordinance Prohibits Dogs at Large in Town Limits
A town ordinance in Ada bans dogs running at large within city limits unless tagged. It provides for licenses valid one year and two metal tags to be worn on a collar. Violating dogs may be killed by the town marshal. The text also includes a lost cow notice and census data on tribal lands and farm statistics.
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Ada
Town dog license rules with fines and enforcement
An old town ordinance requires a two dollar sum for each dog and bitch license, permits the Town Marshal to kill dogs running at large, restricts untagged bitches during solicitation, and imposes misdemeanor fines up to twenty five dollars for violations. The ordinance was passed on the 5th day of dune, Ler, and recorded by S. W. Till.
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Ada
Protest Dawes Retention as Five Civilized Tribes Commissioner
Washington dispatch reports a strong protest signed by leading Indiana Territory citizens against continuing ex senator Henry L. Dawes on the commission to the five civilized tribes. It claims Dawes is over 80 and has not worked for five years, urging infusion of new blood.
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Washington
White House
Indiana Territory
Henry L. Dawes
Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Dawes
Frisco Time Table ADA I T East and West bound
Frisco shows east bound No 508 St. Louis passenger 9 10 AM No 510 Worlds Fair Special 6 00 PM No D342 Local Freight 2 00 PM West bound No 507 Texas passenger 7 33 5 No 500 Meteor 7 5 AM No 541 Local freight 6 45 AM Local freights carry passengers when permits Ten per cent saved on round trip tickets
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St. Louis
Texas
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Neighborhood Notes
Blackburn Gin
Bro
W. W. Soward
Allen Blackburn
Dee Steel
General Green
Grandma Sloan
Dr. Duncan
Eureka
Hird
H. T. Drury
W. Hin
S. W. Hint
Berr Orvatnep
Census Bureau
United States
Indian Territory
Montana
S. W. Till
Ada, I. T
Ada-Cemetery
City Cemetery
J.P. Rich
Woodman
J. P. Crawford
Woodcraft
J. W. Bolen
Brance
Tom. D. McKeown
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