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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
4
Law Abiding Beer and the Fight Over Prohibition
Long critique of Prohibition and repeal advocates, noting Collier's Magazine and others defend beer in politics. Describes expected bootlegging resistance, enforcement challenges, and references oil discoveries, Standard Oil figures, and Will Rogers quips. Mentions Roosevelt diplomacy, silver inflation talk, and a sensational claim by a newspaper woman about truthful obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers Magazine
Collier's
Artis Lewn
Will Rogers
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Rutgers
Gould’s early pursuit of influential friends for credit
A biographer notes Jay Gould in early life sought to cultivate powerful connections. He believed befriending influential men eased obtaining information and preserving credit. The piece warns how whitewash can mask faults temporarily, aiding both user and subject until attention fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Gould
Standards of Christian Life Sunday School Lesson
The article discusses Jesus blessing children, contrasting disciples who shield them with Jesus valuing every child. It reflects on trust, youth, and the soul, then contrasts the rich young ruler’s choice between wealth and eternal life, urging selflessness and service. It also mentions reforestation camp applications and brief notes on economic questions and policy impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Christ
Oklahoma Progress and Politics After the Fortyseven Years
The piece recalls the forty fourth anniversary of the 89 run shaping Oklahoma’s path to statehood and notes Congress adjournment. It discusses fiscal cuts, tax bills, inflation policy, and the need for readjusted value of debt, plus projections for graduates and farm prosperity. It also covers a criminal case verdict, Republican opposition, Oklahoma’s congressional picks, and a joke about a bridge company suit involving Gov. Murray and Lew Wentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Red River
Gov. Murray
Lew Wentz
Murray
Oklahoma Storm Kills Two and Destroys Farms
A severe Oklahoma storm system killed two people and damaged multiple farm communities southeast of Chickasha and near Frederick. Homes collapsed, livestock perished, and several residents were injured as winds shattered a wide area.
Becketts resignation shakes Oklahoma school land office
Secretary A Le Beckett resigns from the Oklahoma School Land commission amid a renewed battle over control of the school land department. Governor Murray reportedly sought to reassure Beckett and persuade him to stay, while deferring to broader reorganization plans and political tensions within the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Cordell
Beckett
School
Comingstoners
Eeloot Land Comii
Senate
le Mt
Povertor
Murray Administration
Lmioma City
A. le Beckett
Oklahoma
Sehool Land Department
Nackett
County Bee Men Form Association
County officials report the formation of the County Bee Men Association with officers elected including president and vice president. The group aims to certify beekeepers, inspect honey to prevent polluted product, and develop markets for local honey while ensuring proper shipping practices. The drive targets cleaner county apiaries and a stable beekeeping industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercatud
Divine Thureday
Ventotae
Wirgabaedd
Alt
Watsant
Aslloway
Associathon
Ae Charest
Brighig Taf
Iin
Ioney Gren’ Acai
Unite Decal Anpeete
Niko
Montaton County
Airert
Francs High Debating Team Dominates Regional Meet
Francs High advanced to the quarterfinals at the Southernen Teachers College event in Tahlequah with a strong lineup led by John Wayne Powell Elbert Crib Hertha Martti Roy Haws and Arthur Lert. The team, mentored by Mr Herrin, faced rivals from Enlllxaw Haskell Tahlequah Checotah and Miami as they progressed through rain delays toward a championship. In a separate case, a 68 year old planter Jing Tom Harrell was killed by his son Jeane Tiarredd in McCartney County after a quarrel over theft earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranelaigh
John Wayne Powell
Elbert Crib
Hertha Martti
Roy Haws
Arthur Lert
Echaala
Bate
Tor Alex
Southermern Teachers College
Tahlequah
Herrin
Ters
PATHE
Smithville
Jing Tom Harrell
McCartney County
Jeane
Harrell
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