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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

3

Whitwell Named On Paper State Staff at Fort Sill Camp

Charles G. Whitwell of Ada is named editor in chief of a forthcoming 1923 GC. 8 TC. yearbook for Fort Sill. The roster lists staff from Companies 1 through 9 and Battery 1, with members from Oklahoma and Texas. The annual will total about 120 pages of photographs, company shots, social life, religion, and a month’s chronicle of the M J C organization.

Fort Sill George A. A Charles G Whitwell Ada Whitwell Leslie E. Steen Weatherford Oklahoma Olen J Weatherford Spire Gilbert C. Smith Haskell Texas William E. English LaVerne Guinn Dallas Dane H. Davis Tahlequah Willis G. Champion James Anderson Charles G. Whitwell Richardson Serry Prank C. Harting Martin Wolfe H. F. Hughes Stroud J. C. Rutherford Edmond Fred C. Stanley Joshua Herbert G. Hollis McLoud Warren B Wood Newkirk Ilahoma Theodore Dukes Tali McCartney Kingfisher Eco Woodson Tyree Durant Band Johnna Hobart

Oklahoma Crops Struggling as Drought Bites Farmers

Editor notes widespread crop stress from drought with cotton wilting and pastures burning. Rain arrived late, corn yields affected, much sweet corn cut for ensilage. Plowing slowed across regions, wheat sowing to fall cut by about 40 percent. National crop condition climbs from July to August.

Northwest Territory North Oklahoma United States

Pleas of Guilty on 10 Flogging Charges

Tulsa Aug 24 Following the confession of three Broken Arrow men they were members of a masked Ku Klux Klan group that whipped Ben Wagner last October and the three were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The military court of inquiry into the floggings resumed with vigor Adjutant General Markham said progress is excellent and they will reach the bottom of big cases He noted opposition to his work but vowed to proceed squarely and fairly He disclosed access to crucial evidence gained during martial law patrols and said work on a new whipping case is underway.

Tulsa

Booster Trips to Territory Promised by Businessmen

Beginning Monday September 8 boosters organized by the Chamber of Commerce and the Retail Merchants Association will tour township fairs. Ralph Waner says the trips will be popular with a band each day under Prof Fertem or Prof Hill. Businesses should send representatives daily to accompany the party and promote ecards for the fairs.

Ralph Waner Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Association Prof Fertem Prof Hill

British Missionaries Shot in China Killings

Rev. W A White and Rev. F G Watt, British Missionary Society missionaries, were shot and killed by bandits while traveling in Szechan province on August 14, according to a letter received in Shanghai dated August 30.

Shanghai W A. Whitesaid F. G. Watt Church Missionary Society Szechan Province

Nash Warns Aid Superintendents On Textbook Purchases

State Superintendent M A Nash warns county and city superintendents that unscrupulous agents are pressuring rural school boards to buy bookcases and bonds for free textbooks. No purchase needed before fall 1924 and no quick bond sales. homemade bookcases or class projects suffice.

Thoursday’s Daily A. Floyd M. A. Nash State Department of Education

Ada Hospital to Open With Modern Equipment

The Ada Hospital plans to open soon with full modern equipment including a five piece high pressure sterilizer. Miss Eugenie Davis and Mrs Lucile Wales Cox have bought a complete equipment list from Daviness Supply Co and the new quarters in the old Knott apartments on Thirteenth Street are expected ready for occupancy around September 1. Savings deposits in Austria rise despite unsettled conditions.

Eugenie Davis Lucile Wales Cox Daviness Supply Company Ada Hospital Knott Thirteenth Street

Divorce Court Pleas Nearing Marriage Goal

August bids fair to rank with the two months just past in marriage licenses issued here. Opening the month with slack business later began to pick up and today the total is nearing records. Twenty couples show desire for matrimony while sixteen dissolutions have been filed, signaling possible discord as new unions form.

When Farmers Know Each Other

In cities luncheon clubs convene weekly at hotels where business talk rarely dominates. Members form friendships, gain others' perspectives, and broaden their view of business. The article argues farmers should adopt similar community gatherings to reduce loneliness and improve business methods.

Farm & Ranch

Community Organizations Unite for Youth Get-Togethers

The text urges organizing communities for any purpose and especially for bringing together boys and girls in clubs. It emphasizes the lasting value for future generations and argues neighbors living far apart should not isolate themselves. It calls for farmer families to join, urging support for community groups and gatherings.

Bank Examiners Seek Missing Cashier in Blanco Case

McAlester Aug 28 State bank examiners have taken over the books of the Bank of Blanco at Blanco a small town in the south. They investigate disappearances and possible financial irregularities as the cashier is missing and unpaid balances are being scrutinized by authorities.

Mcalester Bank of Blanco Blanco South

Bank cash verifier sought in county as search widens

In west Pittsburg county a search is under way for Earl Hardy, a bank cash verifier who has not been seen since Saturday. The bank is owned by Moffitt Bros. of Kansas City, wealthy ranchmen with 60,000 acres of land adjoining Bianco.

West Pittsburg County Earl Hardy Moffitt Bros Kansas City Bianco

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