Ada City Financial Report for 1924 and 1925 Estimates
The Ada Oklahoma financial itemization details the fiscal year ending June 30 1924 with deficits liabilities and assets including bonds judgments and accruals. It lists the city officials the board of commissioners attest and sections for estimates for the 1924 25 year including general fund water works street improvements and park improvements with total appropriations and sinking fund figures.
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Nadecintead
Commission
Pershing
Awcedicnaeen
Ada
Oklahoma
Somer Jones
Public Justice
Sal J. C. Deaver
Walter D. Kennedy
Pontotoc County
Board of Commissioners
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
General Fund
Mater Works
Rae Teanne
Seemeenoe Eena
Kaspsee
SOOO
Cena
O.ck
Heen
Ylatcide Menee
Xtra
Widen
AALTH
NS Etter
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Ear Y Gs
Ada Compress Co
Alfred M. Waten
Nacaee
News Publishing Co
N. B. Stall
Pisa
J. Ross
TNO
A. F. Wright
N. P. Dodge
Alga
Bore
Acento
T Zacheries Jenn Mitgongedigieligitenmntnnsitien
Eeoraag Steedbaeaaan
NS Rari
Fotki
Criies
Thant Oceeephini
MI Ica Deaciesiemsinereiare Aimee
Judgm Wk Ogargs
Erici Ene
Water Department
Dilveanena
Ee Ae
Department of Government
Decbtique Actien Danas
Silla
Sweet, Miessels
SRD Aker
Gmp
Cca
Sen Ann Mann
Ad .Vaigrem
Nces
Sanitary
Adopodtirtony
Bone Oon Ik Ie
Clnomrg Gree
Exeise Board
Fire Department
Hee
Desch
Senate
Inca
Paere General Fund
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Ae Park Rogyres Health Department
Denen Emman
Commissionek OF Public Works and Property
Bond
State OF
J. C. Deaver
Ad Valores
Tran
Oklahoma's First Bale of 1924 Cotton Sold at Premium
The first bale grown near Idabel by W. S. Tapley was sold by the Oklahoma Cotton Growers' association to a Memphis firm for 75 cents per pound. Tapley will net about $200 after pool pricing and handling costs, with an extra $54 premium from local Idabel merchants. The bale ships to Memphis for display on the cotton exchange floor.
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Idabel
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
Memphis, Tenn
W. S.&. Tapley
Tapley
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Terral
Ryan
Waurika
Sunday Socials Across Laxton Area Reported
Hiram Laxton and the Prewett brothers visited Homer Hill while Miss Alice Hall dined with Miss Millie Prewett Sunday. J E Berryman Roy Odom Carroll Nordeen and Alvin Pollock hosted guests that day. Miss Sallie Rucker and Ruby Odom stayed with Miss Bennie Mayfield. Obe Wingard and Ruby Nordeen accompanied a business trip to A C Nabors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxton
Hiram Land
Bob and
Jim Prewett
Homer Hill
Alice Hall
Millie Prewett
J. E. Berryman
Roy Odom
Carroll Nordeen
Alvin Pollock
Sallie Rucker
Ruby Odom
Bennie Mayfield
Obe Wingard
Ruby Nordeah
A. C. Nabors
Community Socials And Visits Highlight Local News
Otis Hall visited Arlen Hagler on Sunday and Henry Grantham hosted a well attended Tuesday night party. Rev. Cargill to preach Saturday night and Sunday at 11 then again Sunday night. Large crowd at John Morris Friday dance. Numerous local visits, illnesses, and social calls noted including Hagler, Pollock, Shackelford, Van Zant, and Nordean families. The census bureau employs 700 workers. Chicago elevated cars cost up to 22000. Smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Hall
Arlen Hagler
Henry Grantham
Cargill
John Morris
R. L. Hagler
Q. F. Hooks
Sunshine
Myrtle Shackelford
Myrtle van Zant
Vaness
Price Jackson
Roff
Grandpa Cross
Bennie Mayfield
Sallie Rycker
Sherei Younts
J. P. Hall
P. C. Majors
Lee Nabors
Loyan Martin
Robert I. Pollock
Holdenville
Bertie Matherly
Pleasent Hill
Leslie Nordean
Ramon Pollock
Ef. A. Hester
Lena Rucker
Lillian Freeman
Florabelle Wood
Carrah Hagler
Mae
Nelle
Mollie
Ruby Prewett
Edna Morris
Carrie Vanzant
Minnie Shackelford
Ruby Nordean
Elizabeth Hall
Ephram Hall
Leonard Pollock
Ella Pots
Lola Nordean
Dallas
Frank Nordean
Mary Prewett
Lena Tucker
Limmie Odom
Nelle Prewett
Rosa Brady
Minnie Prewett
Lena
Sallie Rucker
Hubb
Shell McKinney
Dodsonville
Texas
Sweetie
Local Social Visits and Travel Notes from Blue Mound Area
Blue Mound residents and visitors record travel and visits. Carl Underhill and G W Allen with son Jasper went to Ada while Jim Cargill and Mrs. Jones visited, others spent Sundays with relatives in Ada Frederick Pontotoc and Sunshine areas. Families including Hart, Cantrell, Dobson and Cook hosted dinners and lunches across Saturday Sunday and Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Underhill
Hickory
G. W. Allen
Jasper
Ada
Jim Cargill
Jones
Hart
Houston Ansell
Mabel Hart
Ora Lee Ashley
J. W. Cook
Frederick
Oklo
Pittman
Thurman
Texas
C. J. Jordan
Dell
Roach
Estella Jones
Shortie
Union Hilal School Sees Strong Attendance Growth
Union Hilal School reports improving attendance as students fill classrooms. Lee Keeling returns home from harvest while Alva Adams comes back from Wewoka where he stayed with his brother Earnest for work. Miss Opal Manley visits Friday night with Gladys Roddy and Opal Jones Lora South Eunice Whitson share Sunday with Autry Yancey and Gladys Huddleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hilal
Lee Keeling
Opal Manley
Gladys Roddy
Alva Adams
Wewoka
Earnest
Workng
Opal Jones
Lora South
Eunice Whitson
Autry Yancey
Gladys Huddleston
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and School Baseball
A community roundup notes visits among families including Miss Daisy Raimoland and others, church attendance, and a lively Union Hill versus Walnut Grove baseball game ending in a tie. Earl Pate of Galveston visits relatives. several social gatherings and a party hosted by Waies Jackson are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Orphelene Raimoland
Sellers
Cecile
Emmett Archer
Walres Jackson
Walter
Vinson
Winnie Whipple
Bud Yancey
Eunice Whitson
Behee
Jim Floyd
Ray
Be- Dee
Will Peck
Adams
Gladys Huddleston
Sor
Jim Rich
Edith Davis
Dorren Owens
May Hendrix
Jewel Aaron
Autry
Oleta Yancey
Eunice
Laoma Whits
Gladys Huddlestone
Lora South
Harvey Mullinax
Rebee
Waies Jackson
Roy Yancey
Oklahoma City
S. C. Yancey
Janice Whitson
Egypt
Deary Goggans
Flowers
Latta
Pollock
Marvin Burnett
Jackson
Gladys Ray
Velma Golden
Charley Rushing
Colbert
Miss Adams
Eldo Whipple
Earl Pate
Floyd Whitson
Galveston
Texas
Whitson
Community Activities At Union Hill And Nearby
Local residents attend baptisms church visits and social events across Byng Ada Colbert and Sulphur. Names appearing include Gladys Huddleston Martha Adams Orpheline and Daisy Raimoland Winnie Whipple Bucher Mullinax Julius Muller Grover Keeling and families plus students at Union Hill school and nearby encampment. The note mentions a Parish Chapel game and typhoid recovery news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Harvey
Beechie Mullinax
Eld
Whipple
Bebee
Gladys Huddleston
Martha Adams
Orpheline
Daisy Raimoland
Winnie Whipple
Deary Goggans
Bucher Mullinax
Julius Muller
Babes Jackson
F. &. Seilers
Orvheline
Daisy
Grover Keeling
Byng
Marvin Burnpett
Albert Burnett
Egypt
Eldo
Ada
Gladys Ray
Wilma Golden
Charley Rushing
Colbert
Parish Chapel
Jackson
Wathres
Vestrel Burnett
Orpheline Raimoland
Fred Tracy
Laura Brydia
J. W. Whipple
Mildred
Margaret Brydin
Union Hill
Walres Jatson
Misses Jewel
Geraldine Medlock
Winne Whipple
Lester
Albert
Virgil
Stella
Alma Medlock
Sulphur
Buck Garrett Files Contest At Ardmore
Buck Garrett files contest at Ardmore alleging illegal methods by election officials deprived hundreds of voters of ballots. He claims Arch Clark, county registrar, struck names from registration rolls without lawful authority and that Clark is not a U S citizen, thus lacking authority to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Arch Clark
Arth Clark
United States
Anglin Renominated In Senate Race Despite Opposition
Nearly complete returns from the senatorial district show Senator Tom Anglin renominated by more than 2,500 votes over Henry Stillwell. Anglin led Hughes county by over 1,500 and Okfuskee county by 1,000, despite outside organizational attempts to defeat him. Buck Garrett files in district court to contest the recent primary and seek sheriff nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
Tom Anglin
Henry Stillwell
Hughes County
Okfuskee County
Anglia
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Cassedy
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Tessie
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Francis East
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Willie Myers
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