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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
4
The piece contrasts a father’s botched “woodshed” reversal with the reality that theories fail in practice. It notes Baron Coppee of Belgium facing charges of aiding Germany by selling war materials, criticizing profiteers who profit from wartime suffering.
The piece reflects on top candidates pursuing the presidency and the disappointment of denied ambition. It contrasts current power hunger with past reform concerns about farming and urban growth, noting farmers now exploit markets rather than scarcity.
Delegates report no visible injuries and brace for a solid lineup with the Republicans. The aim at the convention remains to defeat Coolidge and Dawes, as the party focuses on the battle ahead.
The author warns against fixing attention on a single path. He notes many people chase side issues and neglect their main business, resulting in poorer progress than neighbors who balance focus with broader duties.
Fall Sinclair and the Dohenys must now face trial on charges of crookedness connected with leasing the naval oil reserves. It remains to be seen whether their path downward will hit bottom with a jolt or be slowed by lawyers’ efforts.
Citizens admire Ada’s growing tree canopy as the oldest streets show splendid growth and beauty. The trees, planted since the city’s founding, continue to enhance the town’s appearance and value.
West Virginia contender John W. Davis opened strong as a dark horse. Analysts note uncertainty whether he can gain momentum in the crucial final stretch of the race.
The May review of the Tenth Federal Reserve district highlights wheat production and general agricultural conditions. It notes harvest 10 days to two weeks late, overall good condition, and government estimates of 230 000 bushels for the district. It also covers crops, livestock, oil, coal, building, and rail and farm activities across the district with various yields, prices, and projections.
Bryan County farmers with native pecan trees met at the chamber of commerce on Friday at 10 to organize the Bryan County Pecan Growers association. The group aims to boost yields through a new cultivation system believed to double production.
The News announces candidates for the Democratic Primary on August 5 1924. Slated offices include Representative Fred Brydia Will Thompson Sheriff A C Al Nabors W B Walker Tad Lillard Commissioner District 3 Bob Brooks W H Brents County Superintendent Mrs Parrie Britt A Floyd Court Clerk L E Franklin County Tax Assessor Nick Heard Constable Ada Township W B Adair
Mrs Edith Seeman of Lamar Arkansas describes relief after using Cardui for back and side pain and headaches. She says after two bottles she had no trouble and gained strength while her mother also improved from a weak run-down condition.
Oklahoma City reports reveal Ray Weems, manager for C J Wrightsman, claims rivals plot to steal Wrightsman speaking dates by pre or post timing. He cites Freeling dates in Stephens county and conceals advance announcements. Other candidates deny collusion as campaigns push ahead. Eugene Lorton opens Tulsa HQ with GOP leaders backing him.
A Cleveland physician's Rinex-Tarkon cure claims relief from catarrh within 24 hours. The offer includes a free trial, with no obligation, available at Wozencraft's Drug Store and Gwin & Mays in this city if claimed within three days.
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