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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

8

Oklahoma eggs move toward Tulsa market plan

The Tulsa Chamber backs a plan to ship Oklahoma eggs via Frisco railroad to Tulsa for grading by government inspectors and sale through the state marketing commission. Cars start from Madill Altus and Avard with rapid schedules, aiming to remove price discrimination against Oklahoma producers and boost local farmers.

Tulsa Chamber of Commerce Okhkohoma Frisco Railroad Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Tulsa Alao Tree Cis Mad Altus Avaard Merloi Wiley Ada Mawill Frisco St. Louis New York Manson OkMtome Pontotoc County i

Puzzle of Clues Across a Fragmented Word Map

A garbled crossword style list intertwines numbers and letters with hints for words. It hints at various clues from East to West, including geography, professions, and common terms, set as a single mixed entry with many unresolved fragments.

Poultry and Farming Notes From Local Homes

In a field trip through Pontotoc county area, residents shared tips on terracing and fruit loss from freezes. Mr. Scott shows thrifty White Leghorn chicks and a Poland China sow, while Mrs. Goodpasture notes peach damage but plans to raise turkeys. Nearby, Pendleton, Reynolds, Kerr, and Kaiser contribute to a lively farm scene with bees, broom factory, and caponizing demonstrations as conditions threaten gardens and require timely rains.

Wood Manual Training Department Norrell Supe C. Hico Mico T. J. Scott Scott Hie Poland China Reo T. Pendleton Pendleton Dave Reynolds Crabtree Grabtyee Hegino Alaska Jie Crockett Price H. B. Smith Pontotoc County Kerr J. F McKeel John Kerr County Foultry Association Clyde Kaiser Country Association Raff Kaiser J. J. Coulson

Troop 7 and 10 hold week of scout activities and shows

Troops 7 and 10 toured Lawrance Fitzhugh and Roff then gathered at Glenwood for troop spirit. Programs at Happy Land Frisco and Colberg drew big crowds, with money raised for camping trips. Badges, free picture show for sandwich sale, and talks by Marshall Harris boosted salesmanship and scout morale.

Harry Miller Lawrance Fitzhugh Roff Boy Scout Crockett Glenwood Happy Land Frisco Colberg Mr. Hill Dramatic Art Club College Carli Spangler Fitsingh Trubian Young Darrow Stonewall Jones [Chapel Morris Blackburn Christ School Rolf Moff Mirris Rosedale J. JG. Potts Ada Marshall Harris Harris Tus

Fresh egg market nudges lower as warm weather nears

Market reports show eggs at 27% cents a dozen in Chicago, down half a cent from April 16. Producers urged to gather daily and market at least three times weekly as warm weather rises, with steady demand for live and dressed poultry. Stronger receipts could trim prices.

Chicago U. S. Department of Agriculture United States Watler Atockshawn Uxcess Swift 4 Co

TOVELADY Community Notes and Visits

Sunday and weekend activities in Toveldy include Shipman and diled regu lar appointment, Lena Potter visiting Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Grady and Rachel Allen trips to Ada, and Amos Brandon hosting Mr. and Mrs. Anvil Stout. Ellie Sanders vacationing with Mrs. Bob Henry. Miss Maxwell and Mr. Anderson to teach next term. The new school house bows will start immediately and Eulas Brannon visited Carthal Anderson. Robison ill.

Shipman Lena Potter S. BP. Taylor Grady Rachel Allen Ada Amos Brandon Anvil Stout Ellie Sanders Bob Henry Maxweall Anderson Suhoal Inis Miss Maxwell Mr. Anderson Jowell Oon John Brandon Mollie Henderson Gem Brawndon Carthal Anderson Eulas Brannon F. A. Robison

Memorial for Private Ol Coneland at Fort Sam Houston

Memorial poem and notices honor Private Ol Coneland of the U S Army who died at Fort Sam Houston Texas on April 3 1925. The poem recalls his farewell at the station and a later letter saying he would be home soon. Community notes list visits, sickness, and a burial at Rox Cemetery, plus Worstell now a model school and local social updates.

Agent Hill la Ts Lilberd Wil Roddie R. le McGuyre W. B. Johnson Mr. Hill Amarillo Texas Oklahoma Ol 0. Coneland U.S. Suty Service Co. Tirst Infantry Fort Sam Houston Tye Lela, Standridge

Dinner Guests Share Weekends Across Town

Etta and Myrtle McDaniel hosted dinner with neighbors on Sunday. Marie Tiara Davis Ethél Owens and Esta Owens visited Francis. McDaniel Thursday night. Mr Grim and daughter Bessia with son Elsie dined with Mr and Mrs Kirby. Lester Ozburn visited Elma Davis Monday. Seventh graders went to Rebee Thursday for exams. eighth graders attended Thursday and Friday. Bainbridge Colby described as father of the cherry tree fundamentalists in a St Louis Post-Dispute note.

Dude Far Adams Marie i Riley Hsta Owens A. Floyd Worstell Francis McDaniel Ruth Kirk Mayhem Marie Riley Lorene Waldon Etta Myrtle McDaniel Noi Unday Marie Tiara Davis Ethél Esta Owens Francis McDaniel Grim Bessia Elsie Rebee Washington

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