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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

16

Premier jockey among aerial derby contenders in Croydon

Steve Donoghue England's top jockey and six Derby winner enters the two day aerial Derby starting at Croydon. He flies as owner passenger in a Airship De Havilland against notable aviator Alan Cobham and other flyers. Circuit covers Croydon Bristol Chester Blackpool Glasgow Newcastle Harrogate Croydon with reversed route next day. The fastest overall time wins.

Croydon Eng Steve Donoghue England Donoghue Cobham London Zurich

Oklahoma college creamery goes cooperative with farmer group

Stillwater Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College creamery is now operated by a Payne County farmers cooperative. Robert Randolph, formerly a vocational agriculture instructor at Jet High School, will manage the creamery. The plant will remain a laboratory for students.

Stillwater Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College Payne County Robert Randolph Jet High School

Dressmaker from Paris stars Leatrice Joy in Paramount showcase

A lavish Paramount feature presents Leatrice Joy in The Dressmaker from Paris with a parade of fourteen world class models sporting Paris gowns. The film, an original story by Adelaide Heilbron and Howard Hawks, features Ernest Torrence, Allen Forrest, Mildred Harris, and more as Joy’s models and cast in a fashion driven plot set in Clarion Illinois.

Paris Paramount Picture Leatrice Joy Hollywood Adelaide Heilbron Howard Hawks Miss Joy Ernest Torrence Allen Forrest Mildred Harris Larry Gray Charles Crockett Rosemary Cooper Little “Spec” O'Donnell Paramount Clarion Ill Emporium Angus McGregor Torrence Forrest France

Screenplay credited to Adelaide Heilbron at local theater

Adelaide Heilbron is credited with the screenplay and the McSwain Theatre hosts the showing today.

Adelaide Heilbron McSwain Theatre

What's in a Thrill Buck Jones stars in Trail Rider at American Theatre

Buck Jones leads The Trail Rider in a two day run at the American Theatre. The William Fox production adapts George Ogden's novel about old Kansas cattle days with battles, vast vistas, and a lively love plot featuring Nancy Deaver and Lucy Fox.

Buck Jones American Theatre William Fox George Ogden Kansas Buck Nancy Deaver Lucy Fox

Campaign to sell Memorial Half Dollars begins here

An intensive campaign was launched to sell souvenir Confederate veteran memorial half dollars for one dollar each. Proceeds will aid the completion of the Stone Mountain Confederate memorial.

Stone Mountain

Livestock Market Report Oklahoma City July 6

Oklahoma City market report shows cattle steady with butcher class weak to 15 cents lower and good calves around 7.50 for lights and up to higher for choice. Hogs gain about 15 cents with top bids to packers at 14 and bulk around 13.75.

Oklahoma City

Farm Column Notes Patchy Corn Prospects Across County

A county farm column reports variable corn yields from recent drives. Some patches show little silk while others promise fair results, aided by recent rainfall in wet areas. John Sparks of Union Valley expects about two thirds of a crop with his Diamond Joe, an early northern variety that performed well last year.

John Sparks Union Valley

Two Acres of Cucumbers on John Sparks Place

The patch on John Sparks place in Union Valley belongs to T. M. Drake. Drake has already sold some cucumbers and the vines are loaded with blooms and young fruit. A Friday shower should help the crop turn out well. Drake is the cucumber contest of the Better Farming association.

John Sparks Union Valley T. M. Drake

Ada Women’s Club Builds Cooperative Canning Plant

Mrs Norrell and I visited Owl Creek to learn about the Ada women’s club’s work. Funds from a Lions of Ada dinner funded a stove pressure cooker and canning outfit, now used by the entire club in a shared effort at their own clubhouse as a model of applied cooperation.

Norrell Owl Creek W. S. Wesson Lions of Ada Vanoss

Corn Salad Recipe and Oklahoma Farmers Week Note

A corn salad recipe from Mrs. E. H. Lucas, with Norrell's endorsement, appears alongside Oklahoma Farmers' Week details for August 4–7, 1925 at Oklahoma A and M College in Stillwater. The column covers club activities, canning reports from Parish Chapel and Allen, Owl Creek, Vanoss, and Lions Club support, plus equipment purchases and program planning.

Home Demonstration Club Notes on Projects and Remodeling

Mrs. Jessie Morgan reports progress on canning and sealing demonstrations at East Central College and notes ongoing work in quilting, furniture makeovers, and dress form creation by clubs at North Ada Center Galey Pickett and the Morgan club of Ahloso.

Pecan Grove John Boring East Central College North Ada Center Galey Pickett Morgan Club Ahloso Jessie Morgan

Nazarene Revival At Oak And Ninth Street

Church notes describe a Nazarene revival on Oak and Ninth with two sermons by Bro. Jeffries, altar seekers, and a strong song service led by Bro Wilkins and V Prof. Carroll at the piano. Services set for 10 a m and 8 p m daily, urging prayer and praise as the revival proceeds.

Oak Ninth Street Bro. Jeffries Bro Wilkins R. E. McCain

Tent service proclaims modern wickedness and calls for salvation

A street tent meeting last night delivered a strong sermon denouncing modern wickedness and sin, with ten attendees reclaimed. Interest rises among the unsaved as upcoming services announce Salvation by Blood and prayers at three homes Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock including Mrs J O Normand near the plant East Second Mrs Chatman 315 N Cherry and Mrs Brinlee East Seventh

J. O. Normand East Second

Slot machine tax law struck down by Oklahoma judge

Judge William H. Zwick ruled the 10th legislature’s tax law on candy gum mints weighing slot machines unconstitutional. He said the measure was discriminatory and a revenue law passed near adjournment, invalidating revenue acts that late. County officials may lose funds as a result.

Oklahoma City William H. Zwick W. A. Jackson Zwick Jackson The Royal Mint Co

Attorney Receives Multiple Small Revenue Checks

The attorney has already obtained several small checks from the source of revenue, indicating ongoing payments or settlement funds.

Cuba among top buyers of U S in 1924

Despite its small size Cuba ranked sixth among nations purchasing from the United States in 1924. It bought goods worth 199,779,279 dollars, trailing only the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, and Japan.

Washington Cuba United States United Kindom Canada Germany France Japan

Chamberlain Medicine Co. offers family remedies sale

A promotional slip from Chamberlain Medicine Co. of Ames Iowa advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach Remedies including Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlain’s Salve for burns wounds and skin affections. The offer promises to send a thence or a sample in return for a coin and details.

Chamberlain Medicine Co Anes Iowa Chamberlain

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