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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
1
Captain Bill Fair returns to Seaport to find Henrietta Morton tending the old garden in his absence. He brings a bouquet from every plant and asks Henrietta to share in his homecoming. Mrs Beazley hints at a courtship as the couple reconnects amid spring blooms.
Ada Oklahoma gains notice from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools that Ada High School has been placed on the approved list for 1926. The notice cites high standards in instruction, administration, and student preparation for higher education.
Heritage of Mack’s era fades as new blood reshapes baseball with McGraw and Killefer among modern builders. The piece also previews William Fox’s film The Last Man on Earth about a world ruled by women and the lone male survivor.
Miss Cowger, a visually impaired student at Muskogee school for the blind, practices to reach sixty words per minute and seeks to show her peers they can be an important cog in the world. She is the state’s only blind attendee at a higher school and can tell time by notches filed on her watch. She works in good cotton and can pick 75 to 80 pounds daily, expressing deep gratitude for East Central faculty and classmates who assist her studies.
Thirty one former Cincinnati policemen and rural city agents pleaded guilty to federal liquor craft indictments in U S district court. Six had pleaded guilty Saturday.
A large Ada and Tulsa party heads toward Kiamichi mountains to stay over a week at H. H. Breene's hunting lodge on Mountain Fork north of Broken Bow. Participants include N. BR. Vaney family Orel Busby family H. H. Breene and family John McKinley Earl Cox Harmon Pbrcy Miss Grate Breene Mrs Robert Galbraith Jr Dr Catherine Brydia.
Fourteen states and the Philippine Islands are represented by A M College correspondence students. Enrollment reaches 790 to date with expectations to exceed 1,000 by July. Ruth Cox notes stamps deliver courses from art to agriculture and papers are graded by college faculty.
A fragmented excerpt asks what would happen if men vanished due to a plague affecting only the stronger sex while pondering how women would carry on. The readable lines suggest a social or cultural debate framing.
A local want ad promotes sawdust briquets as an excellent, cheaper fuel for kitchen ranges compared with coal, suggesting readers place a News Want Ad to obtain them.
Mayor Somer Jones reports last night and today a lone intoxicated individual was arrested and jailed after the dragnet. The court assessed a fine of eight dollars and seventy five cents.
Classified style notice invites readers to use a news want ad service to buy rent or sell items. Mentions searching, posting, and connecting with buyers, renters, and sellers through the newspaper platform.
Mrs. Fannie C. Bloss of Huntington describes severe left side pain and fatigue before taking Cardui. After two bottles she felt improvement and continued use, saying she is stronger now than in a long time. Cardui is presented as a gentle tonic made from medicinal herbs.
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