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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

2

Ada Mer Making Good at Camp Travis

Ada Evening News notes soldiers from Ada Oklahoma at Camp Travis Texas in July 1918. Fred Gay of the 19th Co later joined the 29th Co 8th Bn 165th Depot Brigade promoted from corporal to supply sergeant. Mario Giorgio Tonini of the 37th Company aids new recruits with clothing and shoes. A reader cites Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saving a Des Moines child from dysentery and reports of its use by the author.

165Th Depot Brigade Camp Travis Texas Ada Evening News Fred Gay Ada Okla Fred Gay 165Th Mario Giorgio Tonini Ashland Kansas Chamberlain William Whitelaw Des Moines Iowa

McKeown Predicts U S Will Send 3 Million Men to France

Drumright Oklahoma July 28 Congressmen Tom McKeown Ada spoke to about 5000 people predicting the United States will have three million men in France by September 1919. He said the draft age would not be lowered but advanced to forty five years.

Drumright Okla Tom McKeown Ada United States France

List of men called army service

The local board has completed the list of registrants to be called about August 8 and sent to Camp Fremont on the west coast. The eighteen named include Ira Pinley Layton Chilcutt Jesse Roddy Sam Thompson James L. Roff Theodore Alec George Rance Jones Clarence Leroy Davis Grover Cleveland Fish Abraham Lincoln Degroff Ben Vancleve William Earl Owensby Homer D Ledbetter Raymond Misenheimer. Six Negroes have been called to report August 2 and will be sent to Camp Dodge Des Moines Iowa: Johnnie Hall Willis Akers Simon W Johnson Nelson Wade Henry Samson Lifily Black.

Camp Fremont California Ira Pinley Layton Chilcutt Jesse Roddy Sam Thompson James L. Roff Theodore Alec George Rance Jones Clarence Leroy Davis Grover Cleveland Fish Abraham Lincoln Degroff Ben Vancleve William Earl Owensby

Council of Defense Disposes of Cases in Pontotoc County

The Pontotoc County Council of Defense executive committee met Monday in the courthouse to try disloyalty or war obligation cases filed with the secretary. Five complaints were dismissed after parties met the council demands. the names of those meeting obligations without trial will not be published. A follow up meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 12 with several cases set for trial.

Pontotoc

Glass 2 Will Be Drawn On Soon

Washington reports General Foch will rush Americans to France for the remainder of the summer and early autumn. Hundreds of thousands of national army men are ready and all allied tonnage will be used. Officials say another million Americans could finish the war before snow flies. Draft plans shift as Class 1 may exhaust, forcing Class 2 drafts in January.

Washington Marne Foch France Belgium War Department Baker Hinery Congress Crowder

Open Letter to Pontotoc Cattle Inspectors on Dipping Law

A Pontotoc County candidate declares intent to end the state dip law and seeks public response from cattle inspectors W B Gay and F C Krieger. He requests details on tick infection levels, county dip funding, exemptions, federal inspections, and timelines for ending the program, with publication across seven local papers. He has traveled widely to gather support and will address further officials if needed.

W. B. Gay F. C. Krieger Pontotoc County Agricultural Department Oklahoma City Federal Department Washington Ada Weekly and Daily News Ada Star- Democrat Ada Pontotoc County Allen Hustler Roff Eagle Francis Wigwam Stonewall News Commissioners Court

What Soldier Boy Does With His Pay

The AP reports from Camp Beauregard, Alexandria La, that a machine gun company enlistee earns $33 monthly. He sends $15 to his mother, $5 on Liberty Bond, $6.50 for insurance, leaving $6.50 or about 21 cents a day. He plans to open a savings account with the idle wealth.

Associated Press Alexandria Camp Bauregard Sam

Austrian Socialists Seek War Terms Agreement

Austrian Social Democrats call for immediate government negotiations with Germany to jointly fix war aims and peace terms. They reiterate willingness for peace without annexations or indemnities and accuse the Austro-Hungarian government of not acting decisively against the German military party that currently dominates.

Amsterdam Social Democrats Lawher House Germany Vienna Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant

Local Doctors and Offices in Ada Oklahoma

Dr C A Thomas veterinary surgeon lists office phone 51 and residence 539. Dr F R Laird dentist operates in the First National Bank Building Ada Oklahoma.

Co. L. Orr, M. D. Res N. Miss. Ave First Nat’l. Bank F. R. Laird First National Bank Ada Okla

Mrs Furman Illness Moves Toward End in City Hospital

Mrs Henry M Furman wife of the late Justice Furman remains gravely ill at St Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma City according to her doctors and may pass away soon Otis Weaver reports from the hospital visit shared with Shawnee News Herald.

Furman Henry M. Furman Justice Furman St. Anthony’s Hospital Oklahoma City Otis Weaver

Poultry remedy promises earlier moult for hens

Get ready as hens shed feathers and molt, with B A Thomas Poultry Remedy helping hens molt earlier so they are ready to lay when eggs peak in winter. Agnew Milling Co. of Ada Oklahoma offers the product and guarantees satisfaction if it does not work.

B. A. Thomas Agnew Milling Co Ada Oklahoma

Conspirator Promoted Naval Attache Boy Ed Recognized

New York July 27 Captain Boy Ed former German military Attache in Washington whose recall was demanded by the American government because of his role in German propaganda has received official recognition by Emperor William. The Cologne Gazette reports a speech by him referring to him as Naval Captain von Boy Ed.

New York Boy- Ed Washington Emperor William Cologne Gazette Ere von” Boy-Ed

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Ada, Oklahoma Ada Mer McKeown Council OF Defense Wayne Wadlington Feyee The Soantonweng Amazon Supertires Amazon Supertures Sterling Motor Supply Co., Inc South Broadway W. A. Durant L. M. Overton Fitzhugh, Oklahoma C. A. Thomas Nfice W. D. Faust M. L. Lewis DRS Faust & Lewis Physicians and Surgeons Faust Hospital Abram C. Chaney Rollow Bldg Ada, Okla U.S. Post Office A. L. Scott Lumber Company
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