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Newspaper

Ada Evening News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

1

Glassical selections by Ada students reveal intent and light

A school program at Ada honors the graduating class with a Salutatory on Let There Be Light. Student speakers Michael Ingram Alpha Sledge Matte Cuerbe Melon Joes Kate Keown Mears Sturell Matthews Ben Phompsgy and Lowery Harrell share essays and reflections linking light to source, science, art, and literature.

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Vacant House Inquiry Ends as Helles Plans Home

Wr Charles A Helles president of Ada Navmel says there are no vacant houses in the kit and no urging for filling, deciding to move his household goods and begin building a new home for his family soon.

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Public Works Sewerage Construction Advances Rapidly

The sewerage project progresses quickly with three wagons carrying pipes on trucks. The ditching machine, Ada, and the ditcher Heel are expected to be ready for work on Monday.

Commissioner Young Replies to Dolley on Guaranty Law

Bank Commissioner M. Young rebuts Dolley’s critique of Kansas Guaranty Law, arguing statements misstate tax assessments and the charter process. He notes Kansas law mirrors Oklahoma in parts but omits protections, rejects unnecessary banks, and warns against misleading claims that could undermine depositor safety and state banking integrity.

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New State Restaurant Acquired by Joe Landers

Joe Landers has purchased the New State Restaurant on Main Street's north side from Gilie Lancaster. He plans to keep hours extended night and day to please patrons.

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Board of Agriculture closes important meeting

The Oklahoma state board of agriculture finished a three day session, with two days at Stillwater for Ag College ceremonies. Diplomas were awarded, and Hon. W. F. Hayes urged agricultural education progress. New faculty appointments were made, salaries kept conservative, and growth plans approved for the A&M college including a dairy inspector and expanded facilities.

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Prohibition of Greek letter societies at A&M colleges urged

A resolution of the hoard of agriculture calls for ending Greek letter athletics secret orders and similar societies in A&M college and district agricultural schools. It warns that faculty or staff who encourage these societies will face immediate discharge. A committee audits 310,000 in appropriations for Eyelone and drought relief in Texas and Cimarron counties while stock inspectors’ appointments are approved or removed in various counties.

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