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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1929

Page

6

Graf Zeppelin Reaches Los Angeles in Nonstop Pacific Flight

Graf Zeppelin lands at Los Angeles Municipal Airport after 16 880 miles, completing the first nonstop flight across the Pacific in 233 hours 35 minutes. Sixty aboard, including 41 crew and 19 passengers, head to Lakehurst within 36 to 48 hours.

Pacific Ocean Japan Seattle Wash Lakehurst WN. J California National Guard N. J Grace Drummond Hay London America Hugo Eckener Tokyo Hnekener Hubert Wilkins Siberia Orient Pacific Lady Drummond-Hay New York Friedrichshafen San Francisco Los Angeles Charles E. Rosendahl Eckener R. Kusaka Kickinai Kitano

NEA Cameraman Visits Sylvan Summer White House

The Hoover summer retreat in Virginia near the Rapidan hosts guests and Marines as the president seeks relief from Washington heat. A German dirigible flight spans Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen in 55 hours 24 minutes, then 6 889 miles to Tokyo with weather altering its path.

NEA Sylvan Summer White House Hoover Washington White House Rapindan River Virginia Civic Center United States Great Britain Germany Japan Lakehurst N. J Friedrichshafen Moscow Tokyo

Oklahoma County Tax Hike Leads State Board Revisions

Oklahoma City Aug 21 The state board of equalization finished hearing county valuations with widespread upward revisions due to rising government costs. Oklahoma County saw town lots and farm land up 10 percent each, lifting county assessments by about 12 million dollars. other counties also saw varied increases from 4 to 15 percent across land and personal property. The board adjourned to allow further county representations on real estate and personal property figures.

Oklahoma City State Board of Equalization Oklahoma County State Board Bryan County Koctaw County Cleveland County Haskell County Jackson County Jefferson County Kay County Lincoln County Love County Marshall County Murray County Muskogee MclIntosh Noble Okfuskee Okmulgee Sequoyah Texas Pawnee Pushmataha Osage

Oklahoma County Property Tax Increase Beats Most Counties

The Oklahoma county board raised property values by 4 913 474 over last year while Tulsa county sought and received the largest jump at 15 167 670. Muskogee trimmed 1 196 794, Kay county net decreased 955 870 after a 1 735 366 cut, and Osage county rose 878 845 though the state board fixed a 231 109 decline from last year.

Tulsa County Oklahoma County Board Muskogee County Kay County County Board of Equalization Osage County State Board

Bees Make a Living in Pontotoc County Honey Trade

Pontotoc County bees boost income from milk to honey as clover fields yield high quality white honey noted in fairs and local competitions. Local beekeepers like J. W. Balthrop and Carl Solomon lead a growing scene with 4-H clubs aiding youth participation and Ada firms expanding bee equipment sales. Local honey offers superior quality over canned imports.

Pontotoc County Bes California Texas Ada Shawnee Stillwater J. W. Balthrop Prof A. A. Watson Albert Chamberlain Harry Kamp Renfro Herndon P. A. Templeman Carl Solomon Vaness Sever Oklahoma City

Farm Clubs in County Seen as Real Necessity

A. A. McPheters president of Ada Creamery urges Pontotoc county farmers and their wives to form farm clubs to improve social and business ties. He cites Minnesota examples where regular meetings fostered rapid problem solving and closer community bonds, arguing such gatherings would hasten addressing local agricultural issues.

A. A. McPheters Ada Creamery Company Pontotoc County

Ada civic groups unite to boost farmers and townspeople

Ada civic clubs including Lions and Kiwanis strengthen ties with farmers through rural feasts and joint luncheons. The tastings of farm products and friendly gatherings foster goodwill and community service, turning luncheon dues into charitable channels.

Ada Ada Civic Clubs

Cultivation Aids Pecan Production In Oklahoma

Oklahoma extension horticulturist D C Mooring says thinning native pecan groves and selecting superior trees boosts nut size quality and yield. He recommends patch budding on current year wood and careful tying with grafting cloth to improve bud survival and nut value.

Stillwater Oklahoma D. C Oklahoma A and M. College

Oklahoma City Shell well breaks jinx on crown block

In the south Oklahoma City field, Shell Petroleum No. 1 Petty 30-11-2w began flowing oil into the slush pit early today. Drillers had recovered 2,678 barrels overnight, the thirteenth well brought in in the Oklahoma City field, with drill pipe still hanging.

Oklahoma City Shell Petroleum No Petty

Chicago Endurance Flyers Still In The Air

The Chicago We Will endurance plane remains aloft at Sky Harbor airport aiming to beat the 171 2 day record held by the St Louis Robin. Piloted by C. E. Steele and Russell Mossman the craft has logged 90 hours and refueling with Big Ben last night secures fuel until noon today amid added guard after hose slashing.

Chicago St. Louis Sky Harbor Big Ben We Will C. E. Steele Russell Mossman

Texas Bridge Buy Talk Involving Red River Toll Bridges

Bridge engineer W. C. Burnham of Oklahoma met in Austin with Texas officials Gibb Gilchrist and G. Wickline to discuss acquiring one of two toll bridges over Red River in Grayson County. The plan, agreed by Oklahoma and Texas highway commissioners, envisions at least three bridges across the boundary, with Texas setting aside 400000 dollars for the project. Gilchrist noted the conference focused on toll bridges on highways six and 91 in Grayson County.

Austin Texas W. C. Burnham Oklahoma State Highway Department Gibb Gilchrist G. Wickline Red River Grayson County Oklahoma and Texas Highway Commissioners Texas Commission Gilchrist Graysom County

Big Ben air incident thrills crowd with hose mishap

J. O. Hayden, hose handler aboard the Big Ben, fell from his perch when contact broke and the hose dug several feet. He climbed back into the cockpit before the plane completed a safe landing, delivering an unexpected thrill to onlookers.

J. O. Hayden

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