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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1923

Page

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Editors Own Column on English Sparrows and Farm Credit Act

Byron Norrell laments English sparrows harm gardens and crops, urging readers to value native birds. The article explains new Agricultural Credits Act provisions, federal intermediate credit banks, warehouse receipts, and warehouse licensing under the Farm Bill, plus local notes on broom corn planting and cotton field routines.

Henry Wallace War Finance Corporation Federal Warehouse Corporation Federal Warehouse Act Agricultural Credit Act Federal Land Bank Ex Land Federal Parma Fivan Bonad Washington Intermedate Barn Co-Operative Association Ite Agricultural Credit Corporation Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Oklahoma Dairy Laws to Improve State Market Stand

Oklahoma will intensify enforcement of its 1919 dairy laws to raise product quality and realign prices. State boards will oversee grade standardization, with field teams starting April 16 to conduct meetings across the state for buyers and producers.

Oklahoms John A. Whitehurst Oklahoma United States State Board of Agriculture Beagindioy

Schools Seek State Aid for Pontotoc County Districts

About $20 000 will be asked to maintain weakly funded schools in Pontotoc County as county treasurer and school officials file claims with the state department. Fourteen districts plus two independents seek aid, with county officials expects state action by week’s end to sustain terms. Seven schools closed in January and February due to exhausted funds. others remain open awaiting aid.

Pontotoc County WW. Swatfar A. Floyd Portotes County Swatfer Swatler Okey Floyd

Selecting Jury 10 Try Joe Howlett at Oklahoma trial

District court jurors continued to be challenged in the State of Oklahoma vs C. E. Rows. A key witness accused Rowlett of recklessness in a deadly car accident near Bob Ford's pool on Weaverville road. The Carlton girl's death prompted murder charges and further appearances by other party members. Emmett Baice faces assault with intent to injure charges, continued due to attorney issues. Coral medicine references appear as unrelated vintage detail.

Feni Weilnusdiy Rowlett Gisea Bob Pord Gertrude Carilonta Carlton Emmett Baice

Trades Day Prizes Awarded In Ada Parade

Prizes were given for auto distance, oldest car, best decorated car, and best horse and saddle in Ada Trade Day events. Judges named L Rodke, Tom McCarthy, R L Sanders, and Miss Johnnie Lucas as prize winners. A parade entry for largest family was not counted due to city-limit restrictions.

Ada L. Rodke Paoli Tom McCarthy R. L. Sanders Johnnie Lucas W. W. Crane Bebte Enrry Glennepee School

Brydia Praises Work Of Soloks In Recent Session

Representative Fred F. Brydia hails the recent legislature for approving about 650000 for weak schools this year and similar for next year. He supports a constitutional amendment to levy a state tax for public school maintenance and notes other actions including a home for addicts, warehouse law aiding cotton farmers, marketing cooperation measures, road and gasoline tax ideas, and funding for East Central Teachers College buildings. He adds that some bad bills were killed while good ones passed.

Fred F. Brydia Marketing Commission Pontotec Semiloon Tyng East Central Teachers College

Examinations for Rural Schools Set for April 12

Regular eighth grade examinations will be held across Ulm county on April 12 and 13 per county superintendent A. Floyd. Some exams moved to April 13 due to the county track meet, with listed test sites including New Kethel Colbert Oakman Lovelady Litu Attoso Owl Creek Union Valley Frisco Pleasant Hill Rocky Chapel Blue Mound Franks Fitzhugh Laxton Bebee Beypt Maxwell Gaily Wilson Center Lute Pickets Sunshine Sheep Creek Jesse Black Rock Sum More Chapel

Ulin A. Floyd New Kethel Colbert Oakman Lovelady Litu Attoso Owl Creek Union Valley -Frisco Pleasant Hii Rocky Chapel Blue Mound Franks Fitzhugh Laxton Bebee Beypt Maxwell Gaily Wilson Center Lute Pickets Sunshine Sheep Creek Jesse Black Rock Summore Chapel

Lovelady Community Opens Road Aim Toward Ada

Lovelady residents begin direct road construction to Ada to cut travel distance. Landowners west of town opened access and locals volunteer labor to finish the path, with possible county aid for the large project.

Germans and French clash at Krupp plant riot

At Essen on March 31 French forces and German Krupp workers clashed amid requisition attempts. Reports say five to six workers died and about thirty wounded. French claim mob violence prompted gunfire and that two French civilians were severely injured. Armored cars and tanks were sent to restore order.

Hssen Germany Krupp Gereman Worken Wrupp Essen London Reuter Berlin Dasen Central News

Chicago Dens Sweep Offices After Landslide Victory

April 4 Chicago voters elected W. E. Dever to the superior court and shifted city offices to Democrats. Dever led with 367,961 votes, defeating Republican Arthur Leuders who had 284,218. Daugherty won city clerk, and a Republican held a congressional seat in Mann’s vacancy race. Barton D. Huff defeated B. O'Hara for lieutenant governor. A tiny new camera weighed 12 ounces and measured half an inch thick.

Chicago W. E. Dever Superior Court W. H. Thompson Judge Dever Thompson Raya Dever Arthur Leudere Daugherty Mayor Thompson J. R. Mann Barton D. Huff B. O'Hara

Explosion damages clothing shop in South Ireadway

An explosion in the drylog room of Auld's cleaning shop on South Ireadway caused about 1500 dollars in losses from clothing for the day. A nearby employee narrowly escaped as windows shattered, with fire chief attributing ignition to gasoline fumes from sparks from an electric fan. Virgil Auld said about 40 drying-room garments were present. customers will be paid for losses by insurance.

Mendar’s Daily Auld South Ireadway Grigsby Aud Orr Somer Jones Virgil Auld Logaes

Liquor Man ers Slain in Fight at Beech Creek

In Harlan Kentucky March 29 officers and possemen returning from Beech Creek report a fatal confrontation with the Strong family. Deputy Kelly Walker and Isaac, George Strong, and Mrs George Strong died as a hidden marksman shot Walker. Children escaped unharmed as two stills and 700 gallons of beer were found and destroyed.

Harlan Beech Creek Strong Isaac Strong Strong Brothers

Bellis Plans to Erect Compress Here This Spring and Summer

H. M. Bellis stopped in Ada on route from Dallas to Cushing and announced the compress will be built here this spring and summer. Lumber and part of the equipment have shipped. Five acres of land in the industrial site are now in the bank with R. W. Simpson as trustee. The site lies between the joint railroad track and the Katy track north of the American Glass factory. Bellis has deposited 20000 dollars in a local bank as evidence of good faith.

H. Bellis Ada Dallas Cushing R. W. Simpson Katy American Glaas

Trades Day Draws Farmers Despite Weather

Farmers from Ponto Loc county gathered for trades day despite alternating showers. Early morning doubts gave way to a record afternoon crowd as out of town visitors joined the event on Main Street. A parade featured local entries and free samples were distributed to attendees.

Pontoloc Aed Cate Waa Gesae

Election officers held on contempt charges in Pontotoc

Contempt of court charges were brought against Sam A. McKeel and John W. Beard, Pontotoc county election board members, after failure to heed a court order to place certain candidates’ names on the Allen ballot. The judge sentenced Morris and Johnson to jury trial April 12 and warned officials to obey orders or face removal.

Wednesses Sam A. McKeel Pontotoc County District Court Election Board Allen Court of Allen McKeel L. M .Morris D. G. Johnson Sam MecKeel Morris and Johnson Morris Johnaey Sam McKeel County Election Board Department of Government Slection Frege

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Byron Norrell America G. Praytar Lske Hill Ralph Waner Hoy Givens Steedman Znebey Tesse Fontotoe I. M. Pannell Honey Grove Texas Hardy Dial Dial Pat Swaffar State School Board Joe Howlett Brydia Soloks Ovelady Inko Dever Bellis McKeel and Board of County Election Board Morrie and
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