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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
4
The piece surveys alternative meats beyond beef and pork, noting edible options from armadillo to rabbit and venison. It mentions fish such as bass and catfish, plus crawdads and frog legs, and even game like quail and turtle, ending with a contrast to wild game versus steak.
A court ruled a tenant must cover damages beyond normal wear and tear and noted leases often cap wear and tear. Cases cited show furniture marks and stains may be normal, while mods like broken doors or water damage from carelessness are tenant responsibility. Weathering and porch wear are not the tenant’s fault.
A reflection on starting tasks and overcoming small personal hurdles. The author notes how getting started is the hardest step, cites everyday obstacles, and argues progress comes from tackling minor chores and self discipline. Cyrus’s wisdom is weighed against modern life’s petty duties and the hero myth.
CUALGATE The fund to rebuild Assistant Police Chief Lonnie McKinney's home has topped 2300 dollars. George Hi Hill, newspaper publisher and state drive head, says donations can be made at First National Bank or the Coalgate Record Register or directly to McKinney.
The piece argues adults misinterpret drug use among youth and urges looking inward for answers. It cites John Charles Cooper and a 1971 RELIGION IN THE AGE OF AQUARIUS critique, warning that pills and drugs replace inner healing and that narcotics and alcohol become substitutes for God guiding life choices.
Long parish social column records visits across Grapevine and Ada areas. Numerous mentions include Jerry Qualls and families gathering at Johnnye Qualls, corrections about Rance Tucker’s Houston trip, visits by Tucker and Gordon families, and multiple city and nursing home stops in Ada, Shawnee, Holdenville, and surrounding towns.
Local social column lists numerous visits and shared meals as families from Latta and nearby towns attended funerals and hosted guests. Families such as Minor Brantley Henson Lunsford Millican Chapman and Thomas appear with cross town trips to Oklahoma City Fort Carson and Madill. The item reads as a community calendar of casual hospitality and travel.
The Community Services Program at Murray State College announces night courses for fall term including Gun Safety Fishing tips Mexican Cookery and more. Pre enrollment is open anytime or Aug 25 at 7 PM in Classroom Building Room 142. Contact Ar Tie Tittle director for information at 405 371 2971.
AHLOSO notes 21 visitors attend Sunday school with 3 in church. Rev Dennis Tate led both services before a Colorado vacation. Ralph Tarrant will lead Wednesday prayers and Floyd Cooper will preach while away. Youth rally set for Fittstown Baptist Church Saturday night. Tate family and Lou Wilmoth attended Nancy Fulsom's Ada wedding Friday.
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