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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1939

Page

5

Notice of Tax Real Estate Resale Continued From Page N2

County records list numerous properties with delinquent taxes, owner names, and sale statuses. Details show years delinquent, parcel designations, and total amounts due, including interest, for properties across multiple townships and sections as part of the tax lien resale process.

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County Jail Quarantined As Smallpox Hits Pace County

Pace County jail settles into quarantine after three smallpox cases prompt Health unit action. Twenty six inmates remain confined for up to two weeks with vaccinations completed. Jailer Walter Loving oversees a calm unit as courthouse staff visit with magazines and sweets.

Walter Loving Court House Sheriff's Office IOU New County John Bradham

Road Program Moves Ahead in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Senator Homer Paul says a $7,000,000 road program is feasible this year. He notes $3,000,000 on hand can help pay old highway debt within a year or 18 months while maintaining maintenance and partnering with the federal government for $2,500,000 in new construction. He expects possible amendments to the budgeting bill to cover unpaid claims.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Homer Paul Senate Roads and Highways Committee Old Highway Commission Paul Highway Department Senate House

Nation marks 22nd anniversary of entering war

Washington April 6 marching men and roaring planes in army day parades show a revival of national defense spirit. The 22nd anniversary of America's entry into the world war comes amid a $358 million expansion plan to triple the air force and add about 40 200 army regulars. President Roosevelt praises industry, with Woodring Malin Craig and other officials observing a capital parade of 20 000 troops and patriotic groups. Guns tanks and other weapons are shown at posts and demonstrations in Los Angeles and across the country.

Washington United States Roosevelt America Army Congress Woodring Malin Craig Air Corps Los Angeles

Farm Bloc Wins Big Subsidy Boost for Farmers

Washington reports federal farm officials expect the administration to back a $40 million subsidy surge driven by southern and midwest senators. The plan adds $250.0 million for rarity payments and $150.0 million for surplus disposal to the agriculture appropriation bill, atop $350.0 million for soil conservation.

Washington Federal Congressional Farm Bloc South Middlewest House

Uncle Taylor Former Slave Dies in Ada Community

Anderson known as Uncle Taylor, born in slavery about 90 years ago, died Wednesday morning. Locals recall him plowing spring gardens with a crooked mule and aiding in meat houses at Hon 8t Bill Newton's shows. Funeral is set for Friday. Born in Texas near Waco, his master’s name was Anderson and he long used Taylor as a family name in Ada since 1913.

Taylor’ Anderson Bor Bill Newton Anderson Texas Waco Taylor Ada

Two Oil Workers Drown In Illinois River Incident

In Grayville Illinois two oil workers drowned when a motor boat capsized on the Wabash river en route to a test site. Wilson A. Davis 25 from Corpus Christi Texas and R W Tindal 32 from Oklahoma were not recovered immediately. A O Shelbourne and K A Martin were rescued by fisherman Albert Glouser. The four men worked as stirrers for AFL.

Grayville Drovmed Wabash River Wilson A. Davis Corpus Christi Texas R. W. Tindal Oklahoma A. O. Shelbourne K. A Martin Albert Glouser Hayes-Yinglinz Wabash County Srillers

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