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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1918

Page

7

Boys Make Tables for Soldiers and a Young Patriot

East Central Normal School faculty and Prof. Ericson’s students built four checker tables for soldiers, with two boards per table for two games. A letter from Camp Pike lauds the project as practical and moving, noting the four tables were the finest yet and praising the boys’ craftsmanship. Dorothy Turner, eleven, raised a war garden, sold Thrift Stamps, owns a $50 Liberty Bond, and plans to invest more in War Stamps, with savings totaling $26 in the bank.

Manual Training Department East Central Normal Prof Ericson Mr. Ericson Fred B. Appleget National War Work Council Camp Pike Arkansas Roff Dorothy Turner E. W. Turner Roff Eagle

Rally at Fitzhugh School Highlights and Music

A Fitzhugh School patriotic rally featured Rev C B James Ada and E C Mitchell praising the event. Music by a quartet including Rev James L T Walters Joe Guest and E C Danning accompanied prize talks by high school and grade pupils led by Albert Vincent and Beulah Agee.

E. C. Mitchell Fitzhugh C. B. James Ada Mr. Mitchell Rev. James L. T. Walters Joe Guest E. C. Danning Tom King Mrs. James Marjorie Crawford Mae Guest Albert Vincent Beulah Agee

Road Improvement Balances Farmers and City Dwellers

The article argues autos spur better roads and two political factions, farmers and city dwellers, are needed for progress. It notes road supervisors resist immediate paving to avoid debt, praises testing of practical road Types, and highlights Iowa’s two-year push of grading drainage and bridges. It suggests using road drags to improve passability before permanent paving.

Daily Press Iowa

Night Riders Warn Bond Purchasers In Oklahoma

In Skiatook near Tulsa sixteen horsemen in Ku Klux Klan style attire joined a Liberty Loan parade riding over a hill. They bore banners warning those who refused to buy Liberty bonds and each rider had a rope tied to his saddle in a menacing display.

Tulsa Okla Skiatook

Snow Liniment Ad From Bart Smith Featured

Farmers and others living far from a drug store should keep BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT at home for cuts wounds sores sprains or rheumatism. A powerful healing penetrating remedy priced 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by Bart Smith successor to Ramsey Drug Co.

Ballard Bart Smith Ramsey Drug Co

Third Liberty Loan Rally Draws Large Ada Crowd

One of the largest crowds in Francis gathered last Saturday afternoon for a Third Liberty Loan rally at the school. Children sang patriotic songs as Professor Sears spoke and Mrs S S Pss of Ada led with the Stars and Stripes. The event received enthusiastic applause and Ada’s loan quota went over the top.

Francis Liberty Loan Sears S&s. P. Ss Ada Ipes Fran Wigwam

Land for sale in Ada Oklahoma by McKinley and Fenley

We pay cash for lands and want to hear about any parcels for sale in Ada Oklahoma. For quick action contact McKinley and Fenley in Ada.

Cali McKinley & Fenley Ada Oklahoma

German Shell Pierces Sammiess Soup Kettle on Lorraine Front

German shells hit a dug-out near a crossroads on the American front in Lorraine during supper. The shell pierced the dug-out door and the soup kettle, leaving no injuries but a sodden mess and a grim joke from a sergeant about the unknocking soldier.

Lorraine

Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Chamberlain

A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for whooping cough detailing that it loosens the cough and aids expectoration, describing the product as excellent.

Chamberlain

BUILDING MORE GOOD ROADS

The United States Good Roads association reports a 1915 rise in road and bridge spending totaling $282 million for the year, a 250 percent increase from 1914. Local funds under state supervision added over $27 million, pushing state managed expenditures to $80.5 million, surpassing all sources in 1904.

United States J. A. Rountree United States Good Roads Association

Galvanized Iron Culverts Outshine Ordinary Steel

Experts say pure iron galvanized culverts cost no more than 10 percent above ordinary steel and last many times longer, boosting longevity for infrastructure.

Culverts Too Short Warning for Road Embankments

Advice warns against undersized culverts and urges extending the culvert to the full road embankment length and placing it as aligned with the water flow as possible.

Morale of American Soldiers Best in World War I

Boston's Dr. Daniel A. Poling reports from London that ten weeks in France show American soldiers in high moral condition and well cared for by military programs. He praises rail lines camps food water and rapid equipment while defending the army against charges of widespread vice. He commends Pershing leaders and the YMCA for broad constructive work.

London Associated Press France Daniel A. Poling Boston United Society of Christian Endeavor America Army Medical Department General Pershing Young Men’s Christian Association American Army Knd Europe

Ada Furniture Co. Sole Ownership in Ada Oklahoma

Notice proclaims The Ada Furniture Co. in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma is solely owned by T. M. Edwards. Edwards resides in Ada and is the only member with any interest. Notarized March 16, 1918 by H. J. Huddleton with a 1920 commission expiry.

The Ada Furniture Co Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma T. M. Edwards H. J. Huddleston

Rexall Chill Breaker Ad Promises Fast Chill Relief

An Ada Rexall drugstore ad touts Rexall Chill Breaker for chills fever and malaise with a 50 cent price and money back guarantee. It promotes the product as the sole effective remedy and notes The Rexall Store branding.

Rexall Gwin Mays Drug CO Ada

Ada Man Arrested on Suspicion of German Spy

Sheriff Duncan arrested a man in Ada on suspicion of being a German agent. The suspect gave an unsatisfactory account of himself and is held in jail for further investigation. He appears to be a stranger with no fixed abode.

Mons Dougal Aleck Duncan Ada

If I Were a Farmer Would Stock Simple Medicines

A farmer keeps Chamberlain remedies for minor ailments at hand. Cited items include Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel issues and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and croup, plus Liniments and Tablets. Total outlay is stated as 1.10. The advice highlights saving trips to town and treating small illnesses promptly to avert serious diseases.

Chamberlain

Faith the World’s Largest Concrete Ship Launched in California

The Faith, a 336 foot reinforced concrete freighter, launched at Redwood City California in six months. It carries 5000 tons deadweight, weighs less than a wooden hull, and begins Pacific service. The yard plans 54 more ships of 7500 ton capacity in 18 months.

Redwood City California May Popular Mechanics Magazine

Seed and farm supply listing by L D Jeter

Garden seed assortment including sweet clover and sorghum seed advertised by L D Jeter located east of Ada Laundry. Contact at the Door.

Rollow South Broadway L. D. Jeter Ada Laundry

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