Former Soldier Demands Deed Recovery in Suit
Demurrer entered by day mor in seasion of di Hie case of former soldier mmi and Callo the recovery of se tad deed to the deferndants Judge Hal John way two fOWE whiet i overts Ske who owns 9 formerly the welts of 1 i New t Bomediniyt strter te en dout tthe arom. vitte of this property faxu to have been cranes Torre when she dots were sold for tats by suit. Wiel is to recover the jets and ecvantel the Mix deed, will to be ideal of the next regular Gistrien cmirt here, represented by Robert inthish.
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Mmi
Callo
Hal John Way
Wiel
Ecvantel
Gistrien Cmirt
Robert Inthish
Tirta
Duncan
Wantbi
C.F. Rern Stuligelskey
Army
She Deter
Stuheelskey
Shayhe
Uaton Valley Revival Named in Ada News Roundup
In Uaton Valley a revival meeting at Prisco is noted with attendance. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson welcome a baby girl. Intermediate classes contest for three consecutive weeks, with the losing class entertaining. The Ada area reports visits and farm society and school activities. Burling the r school mentions, and the canning club works. Forty five pupils were never absent or tardy. Genev a Ray birth to Merle Builard couple. Wood gathered for the year and visits from Floyd and Norrell.
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Gtria
M Riddle
Caalier
P. A. Norris
Ada
Mrr. Bishop
Moore
Kinman
Burling
Dovis
Merle Builard
Geneva Ray
Floyd
Byron Norrell
Francis Man Sentenced to Jail in Beer Possession Case
Francis Rice pleaded guilty to possessing dioe beer and was sentenced to 30 days in county jail with a $50 fine by Judge Tal Crawford. Rice had been out on bond. Maurice Anderson, jailed on assault with a dangerous weapon against Dick Black, faced arraignment with trial date to follow. A Fresno Herald note ends with a local proverb.
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Sam Rice
Francis
Tal Crawford
Rice
Maurice Anderson
Bob Duncan
Dick Black
July Cotton Exports Jump Despite Lower Consumption
Government report shows July cotton consumption at 470,120 bales, exports at 527,022, with year totals reaching 4,487, ??? 4,419,704 for 1920. European buyers except Italy increased purchases. Great Britain shrank by over 1,000,000 bales, while Germany bought over 800,000 more than last year. Also a domestic ad promotes Prickly Ash Bitters and local real estate listings appear from Bowles & Co.
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Washington
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
Gasoline 15 Now 16 Cents in Ada Sale Lures Drivers
Gasoline in Ada is selling at 16 cents a gallon today the cheapest in years with at least two stations offering the price. Officials at the News office note uncertainty about how widespread the low price is. N B Stall, president of the Good Road Motor Club, says most stations have ceased donations per gallon totaling the club’s Lawrence road project. The club will continue but restricts work to routes beyond highways. Stall believes the one cent tax may return, though he is not certain.
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Ada
More
the News
N. B Stall
Good Road Motor Club
Lawrence Road
Wesus
Stall
Leecreaft Optimistic On Oklahoma Agriculture Outlook
Oklahoma state treasurer A N Leveratt told Oklahoma Farm Congress delegates that despite low prices for farm products the state’s finances are sound. He noted reserves built in good years to weather bad times and praised Oklahoma’s debt position while expressing optimism for farmers’ future amid boll weevil damage and improving marketing and diversification methods.
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Stillwater
Okio
Oklahoma
A. N. Leveratt
Congress
Leecraft
Oklahom
J. B. A. Robertson
Farm Congress
R. H. Wilson
Whitehurst
Lost Lines and Puns from Wayside Tales
A fragmentary quip from Wayside Tales features a dialogue about a missing brother and a playful pun on homesteading. The brief exchange blends rural wit with stream of consciousness humor.
Attendance at Normal Seen Growing This Year
The article predicts a larger attendance at the Normal School, citing a new rural education director, effective advertising, district goodwill, and a publicity focused association. It notes increased extension work, more correspondence, and a strong athletic outlook under Coach Thompson, with returning players and interest from other institutions.
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Piore
Normal School
United States
Oklahoma
Thompson
Phillips University
Tryins
Stare
University of Chicago
Phillips
East Central
Sirea
Center community reels from revival and ball game finale
A long weekend in Center features Brother and Sister Strong leading a revival with Rev Strong preaching repentance to a 4 Juree crowd. Attendance stretches to Ada Stratford Vanoss Picker Maxwell with daytime 10 and night 6 oclock services. Community members travel from multiple towns, note deaths, baptisms, and local visits. A Center vs Vanoss baseball game ends 17 to 5, Byron Rucker earns strong pitching, and the Methodist revival closes Tuesday night.
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J. W. Eddings
Ronald
Vanoss
J. A. Holdings
Byron Rucker
Vaness
Clara Stevenson
Stonewall
Lois Slooy
Ada A
Clara
Bickley
Leone Bradley
Strong
Sutherkind
Grandma Downing
Grandma
Center
Marnal
Local Notes From Vanoss and Surroundings
Miss Alberta Berger home from visit with grandparents Roy Stegall. James Watters back from broom corn harvest and rejoins school. Vanoss High students Esther Sutherland Flora Summers and another friend visited Tuesday. Typhoid symptoms in little Harley Mullins. Revival planned at Lightning Ridge by Rev. Jake Bryan and Rev. Tom Townsley. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Garland. mother and baby well. Mrs. Sallie Lynn improving after illness. Rain is greatly needed. Chas Berger and several locals named among attendees.
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Dillard Herring
Magele Turner
Francesa’ White
Ethel Gaur
Marvin Jones
Purcell
Harvey House
Chas. L. Berger
Waite
P. G. Smith
G. W. Baker
Carl Soloman
J. H. and
J. M. Til
Battery equipment to arrive soon for Adg National Guard
Capt. Robert Kerr says the Adg National Guard battery encampment may be postponed, but the company will proceed with its work. Equipment is expected to arrive shortly and operations will move forward steadily.
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Adg
National Guard
Robert Kerr
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