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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

8

Ada Telephone Office Employs 43 People

Local Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company branch reports a staff of 43 across departments. Mrs Carrie L Dunn leads as manager, Thelma Swain serves as cashier, and W C Edwards is plant chief. Seventeen footnote: 32 women in traffic, 3 in business, 7 in plant. Also Moser's Department Store advertises Palm Beach suits 22 50 to 35.

Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Cmpany Carrie L. Dunn Thelma Swain W. C.edwards Palm Beach Moser’s Department Store

Farm for sale wanted in Olney Illinois

Wanted to hear from farm or good land owner for fall delivery. Send price and description to Leslie Jones Box 11 Olney Illinois. Note: unrelated line states unmarried Korean men are not allowed to wear hats.

Leslie Jones Olney Illinois

Fat cattle prices fall as shipments rise at Kansas City markets

Market report from Kansas City Stock Yards notes a late week cattle price dip of 35 to 50 cents despite higher week-ago levels due to improved rail service and liberal receipts. Hog prices rise 15 to 25 cents. top at 15.50 with most sales 14.50 to 15.25. Sheep supply large but market steady. Today's receipts: 8,000 cattle 5,500 hogs 8,500 sheep. comparisons show varied activity versus last week and year ago. Prices and conditions reflect nonnormal shipping, emphasis on packers handling increased supply. Market correspondent Charles M. Pipkin reports.

Kansas City Chicago

Moser's Department Store Sells Suits For All Stout Men

Stout men who have had trouble finding a suit will find what they want at Moser's Department Store. Prices meet their budget as the store advertises options for larger sizes and affordable tailored fits.

Moser’s Department Store

Annual Pesagi Dedication to Ada City Marked by Patronage

The Pesagi annual, printed for East Central State Normal School, is dedicated to the City of Ada for its ideals and cooperation. The 200 page volume highlights Ada merchants funding 56 pages of ads, keeping prices steady. Editor Frances Campbell and Business Manager Oscar Parker are lauded for their roles in producing the edition.

Ada East Central State Normal School The Pelagi Normal School Pesagi Frances Campbell Normal Okmulgee High School Campbell Central State Normal Oscar East Central Parkerer

Former Files Suit For Damages Against A Former Policeman

Walton Harris sues T. W. Branscome and bondsmen for 1000 dollars claiming assault and wrongful detention while Branscome was Ada city policeman. Harris alleges Branscome forced him from a restaurant, struck him with a pistol, caused a head injury, and held him in jail overnight. He identifies E. S. Ratliff as his attorney.

T. W. Branscome Ada Walton Harris Branscome W. E. Scott W. H. Enroe B. Scheinberg G. E. Branscome E. S. Ratliff Sulphur West Main T. W Kitchins Harris

Right Prices on Pumps and Oxfords at Moser's Department Store

Expert fitting assured at Moser's Department Store with Pumps from 4.95 to 12 dollars and Oxfords from 5.50 to 12 dollars, taking advantage of last year's price advance. Published 4 22.lw.

Moser’s

Marriage Licenses Recorded for Ada and Lawrence Couples

James W. Cooper aged 26 of Ada wed Hazel Tisdale 15 of Ada. Lanegas Rougas 22 of Lawrence married Mary Lackey 19 of Lawrence.

James W. Cooper Ada Hazel Tisdale Lanegas Rougas Lawrence Mary Lackey

Countywide races list reelection bids and candidates

FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT A FLOYD seeks reelection. COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 1 includes H C STEPHENS JOHN EDWARDS EDGAR HUTCHINSON. FOR COUNTY CLERK JOSEPH ANDERSON JOHN FLOWERS seek election. Local ballot item outlines candidates for key county offices.

H. C. Stephens John Edwards Edgar Hutchinson Joseph Anderson John Flowers

Prince to leave Ada bank for Seminole County post

Leslie Prince resigned as cashier of the Merchants and Planters National Bank. G. W. Taylor was chosen to succeed him. Prince will move to Wewoka to become president of the First Guaranty Bank after a brief visit to Texas.

Leslie Prince Merchants and Planter National Bank G. W. Taylor Prince Texas Guaranty Bank Wewoka Ada Financial Old Farmers State Bank Seminole Ada Merchants and Planters National Bank Argonne Forests Seminole County Merchants and Planters Bank Taylor

Sand storms damage Oklahoma wheat and oats crop

A weekly crop report by meteorologist J. P. Slaughter notes great damage to wheat and oats on sandy lands in central and western Oklahoma from last week’s high winds and sand storms. Oat stands are thin and generally fair, peaches were nearly wiped out by the April freeze, with only a 10 to 20 percent normal crop expected. Other fruit trees show 25 to 90 percent damage. oats alfalfa potatoes and truck crops are recovering slowly. early corn froze to the ground in central and southern regions, likely about 50 percent.

Oklahoma J. P. Slaughter

Crop Report Notes Slow Growth Across Grains

The report notes cent will need replanting as wheat shows little progress and ranges from poor to good. Corn planting advances with soil in good condition while cotton ground preparation is advanced but planting has not started. Overall the season is late for all crops and alfalfa and pastures grow slowly.

Receiving Stolen Property Is Charge Against Roff Man

S A Revell living near Roff was arrested yesterday on a charge of receiving stolen property. He is jailed on allegations he received jewelry stolen from J A Hart’s store in Fitzhugh last January. Troy Kelly and Ollie Gantt were previously arrested on burglary charges with Hart’s store, and authorities believe they have enough evidence to hold Revell on the receiving charge.

S. A. Revell Roff Revell J. A. Hart Fitzhugh Troy Kelly Ollie Gantt Hart

Burleson Brings Texas Flair to City Times Note

Oklahoma City Times notes Burleson came from Texas and calls it the only time he showed good judgment.

Oklahoma City Times Burleson Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neodel B. Schienberg & Son SILK Guaranty State Bank New Spring Merchandise Mr. Brown New York Oxford Rou ADA Telephone Office Charles M. Pipkin Oscar Parker Nick Heard Luther Franklin B. W. Hampton D. W. Swaffar Wayne Wadlington Bob Duncan John Rawls Barney Selfridge A. Floyd Seminole County Institution Haynes Hardware Co Ada Milling Co All Live Merchants
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