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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
7
Dandridge and Kerr Shaw Building listed in Ada Oklahoma with contact details including phone 666. Local business reference highlights address 666 Ada. News snippet notes the pair tied to the building and location in Ada.
Public notices detail multiple sheriff sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Foreclosure actions by Conservative Loan Company against W. F. Schulte and A. H Laughlin and Cora Laughlin describe Lot 9 Block 3 Daggs Addition Ada and sale dates April 24 1922 and April 25 1922. Additional notices set time for sale of Lot Five 5 in Section 6 Township 4 North Range 7 East with prior mortgage and costs. A third notice cites a guardianship and estate matter with hearing date April 28 1922 and mortgage request for minors land in Section 33 Township 3 North Range 6 East.
Pontotoc county is well represented at the University of Oklahoma with twenty three students enrolled. Seventeen are from Ada including one graduate student three seniors one junior one sophomore six freshmen and five unclassified students. Ada notables on campus include Ernest Ward Marvin Floyd Haynes Hubert Bale James Belcher Denzel Carr Birch Case Darrell Duncan George Fentem Hal Jenks Davie Lane Emma Murray Lucas Lilk McKendree Charles Rayburn Margaret Rayburn Charles A. Smith Robert Wimbist Wayde McCalister.
Trained American workers, ready under expert supervision, have been dispatched to assist in the rehabilitation of Soviet Russia, supporting rebuilding and industrial revival efforts.
Oklahoma City April 10 Unemployment in Oklahoma is slowly shrinking as employers resume hiring. State labor commissioner Claude E Connally says the jobless total has declined from about 35 000 in December to 25 000 20 000 now. A February revival in demand and renewed oil drilling are aiding recovery, with the federal state office placing twenty men before 10 am recently. He cautions the problem is not solved yet and calls for continued employment efforts. The Oklahoma City bureau reports 4 434 applications in Q1 this year, with 2 902 placed and calls for workers rising to 3 440, indicating little change but some placements without bureau aid.
Secretary Hughes warned Representative Rogers that reducing navy enlisted strength to 67 000 would drop the force below the five five three ratio agreed at the arms conference and harm United States interests. Washington, April 11. The bill under House consideration proposes the cut.
New York April 6 The daily average crude oil production of the United States fell by 2875 barrels for the week ending April 1, 1939, to 1,462,835 barrels from 1,465,700. Increases appeared in Oklahoma north Texas Gulf Coast Wyoming Montana and California while declines occurred in central Texas northern Louisiana Arkansas and Kansas. Oklahoma Osage Nation output rose to 86,000 barrels from 82,500 and Lyons-Quinn pool output advanced to 58,600 from 51,750.
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