Personal Notices From Thursday Daisy
G H 4H club members Nina Mae and Daisie left Tuesday for Mexia Corsi Cana and other Texas points. Mrs Mary Scott of Drumwright visits her parents at 424 East Twelfth street. Mrs Arney Harbert and children Bonita and Jack go to Chicago to join a husband in construction work. Mrs M C Click arrives in Ada with Adelynn Jackson from Paris. Frank Blankenship 35 dies at home near Frisco. Funeral and burial held. Callie Lyons 2 dies at home north of Stonewall. services tomorrow at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Nina Mae
Daisie
Mexia
Corsicana
Texas
Mary Scott
Richard and
Billie
Drumwright
Mrs
Bone Hardin
East Twelfth Street
Arney Harbert
Bonita
Jack
Chicago
M. C. Click
Parrie Britt
Ada
East
Washington
Adelynn Jackson
Paris
Frank Blankenship
Frisco
Callie Lyons
Dan Lyons
Stonewall
Stonewall Cemetery
Ada Daily Briefs: Preacher, Cotton, Travel Notes
Rev T W B Mullinax travels to Jesse to preach Sunday. R C Mitchell, who brought Ada's second cotton bale, expects two more from eleven acres. Mrs W W Eaton returns from Neosho Missouri visit with Dr and Mrs C E Logan. G R Britt and daughters Nina Mae and Daisie arrive in Mexia Texas visiting various Lone Star state sites. Mrs I E Riddle and Miss Adelle Webb depart Ada for two weeks in Colorado Springs and Manitou to attend a circulation managers convention. Mrs T R Hair faces two county court charges over alleged dispute with officers. Alfred Summers says Maxwell school house nearly complete four rooms brick. Old house blew down in spring, district voted 5000 bond for new one. Summers notes cotton nearby may average a quarter bale per acre.
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R. C. Mitchell
Ada
I. E. Riddle
The
Ada News
Adelle Webb
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Alfred Summers
Maxwell
Summers
Oklahoma City visitors tutor Ada by L. O. Wilson family
Prof. and Mrs. L. O. Wilson and two daughters of Oklahoma City spent Friday and Saturday in Ada. Formerly chemistry professors at East Central Teachers College, Professor Wilson now serves in the chemistry department of Oklahoma City High School. The family, with many Ada friends, own property in Ada and in the county’s oil territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Wilson
Oklahoma City
Ada
Wilson
East Central Teachers College
Powell West Enrolls at University of Missouri
Powell West left for Columbia Missouri today to enroll for special work at the University of Missouri campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendzaz’s Daily
Powell West
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Visiting relatives brings Teeter to Coalgate
Marvin Teeter arrived Saturday from Denton Texas for a short visit with relatives. He and his mother are visiting in Coalgate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Teeter
Denton
Tex
Coalgate
John Case and Family Return From Camping Trip
John Case and his family from Broad Way and Nineteenth returned home after a short camping trip to Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Case
Broadway
Nineteeth
Dr. Ross Reports Gulf Water Fine After Texas Visit
Dr. S. P. Ross returns from visiting relatives and friends in Houston and Galveston Texas. He notes the gulf water is fine and suitable for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Ross
Houston
Galveston
Texas
Gulf
Vandiver Bound Over on False Pretenses Charge
J C Vandiver was bound over to the district court last week by Justice of the Peace H J Brown on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Vandiver
District Court
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
Relatives Return Home After Ada Funeral for Mrs Fisher
Several relatives of Mayor W. H. Fisher traveled from Dallas Atoka Wichita Falls and Denver to Ada for the funeral. The party included Mrs W C Alexander and daughter Mrs Effie Wroton of Dallas Texas and J W Searcy and wife of Atoka Oscar Parnell and wife of Louisville Texas W D Fisher and family of Wichita Falls Texas C H Fisher of Denver Colorado and daughter and grandson of San Antonio Texas and Mrs E Parks of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fisher
Ada
San Antonio
Tex
E. Parks
Dallas
Ardmore visitors stay with Downings in town
Tuesday Daily reports Mrs. J. H. Fountain and her young daughter visiting Ardmore in town with Mr. and Mrs. R. Downing at 413 East Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fountain
Little Daughter
Ardmore
R. Downing
East Fourteenth Street
Judson Braly Transferred Within Sutherland Lumber
Judson Braly connected with the focal Sutherland Lumber firm has been moved from the office to the Shawnee plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Braly
Focal Sutherland Lumber Company
Shawnee
Jack Massey Bonded Over After Seduction Charge
Jack Massey waived preliminary Monday before Justice of the Peace H J Brown and was bound over to the district court under a five hundred dollar bond on a charge of seduction under promise of marriage. He posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Massey
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
District Court
Lee Woods Former Duncan Eagle Editor Dies or Retires
Lee Woods and his family are identified in a local notice related to the Duncan Eagle publication. The item notes Woods’ past role as editor and references ongoing changes within the newspaper staff and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Woods
The
Duncan Eagle
Family
Local Market Notation Amid Small Price Chars
A fragmented OCR line lists odd price quotes such as 16e 12¢ 16e 34 45¢ 64e-4e 20¢ ee 60¢, suggesting a catalog or market ledger entry with mixed symbols and cents values. Specific items or dates are unreadable, but the sequence implies pricing notes from a historical trade page.
Visitors From Sulphur Visit Ada Relatives
Visitors from Sulphur arrive in Ada on Monday and Tuesday to see relatives in the area. Mr. Woods, who served as postmaster at Duncan for eight years, is mentioned in relation to the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Woods
Duncan
Miss Frances Case Returns From Extended Visit
Miss Frances Case returns from several weeks away in J Sulphur Ardmore and Wynnewood Mrs C R Dickerson and son Cecil Jr of Oklahoma City visit in the city with Mrs L D Dickerson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Case
C. R. Dickerson
Cecil, Jr
Oklahoma City
City
L. D. Dickerson
Mrs Blake to Return Home From Columbus Visit
Mrs. T. B. Blake and two daughters are due home Sunday after visiting Mrs. Blake's mother in Columbus Mississippi where the mother has recovered from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Blake
Burglary Charge Bound Over for Andy Black
Andy Black was bound over to the district court Tuesday by Justice of the Peace H J Brown on a charge of burglary connected to an alleged hay theft. Black furnished a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Black
District Court
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
Black
Mrs Elrod heads for missionary training in Chicago
Mrs Mercedes Elrod daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Elrod leaves today for Oklahoma City then proceeds to Chicago for a ten month course in foreign missionary work at the Salvation Army Training College advancing her service in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Elrod
L. E. Elrod
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Salvation Army Training College
Kenawa man Eugene Gladden visits city on business
Eugene Gladden of Kenawa was in the city today on business visiting several offices and meeting local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gladden
Kenawa
Mrs E O Watsell Reported Very Ill at Home
Mrs E O Watsell of north of Ada is reported very ill at her home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 0. Watsell
Ada
Cullins Givens and Holcomb Travel to Sulphur
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Cullins and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Givens with Mrs. S. B. Holcomb motored to Sulphur on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Cullins
Roy Givens
Holcomb
Store Offers Best Lines In Medium and High Class Apparel
A shopper purchased full merchandise and selected the best lines in medium and high class apparel at the most reasonable prices since the store was organized.
Plenty of Amusements Planned for Go Fair
The county fair will feature Reed's carnival with a full show lineup over the days. Baseball games are expected, artillery drills may run one or two afternoons, horse and auto races are planned, and boy scouts will attend with stunts to entertain visiting clubs. Further events will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
N. B. Stall
Hospital Building Destroyed by Bomb Plot in Oakland
One of two buildings at the George Cowdry Sanatorium in Oakland California was destroyed by fire after a bomb exploded early today. Cowdry his wife two nurses and a patient in the building were rescued by police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cali
George Cowdry
Cowdry
Vandiver Bonded On False Pretenses Charge
J. C. Vandiver posted a $500 bond Wednesday in district court facing a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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J. C. Vandiver
J B Cole Return From New York Markets
J B Cole of Simpson reports his return on Wednesday night from New York and the eastern markets where he had been attending business and trade affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cole
Simpson
New York
Ultimate Consumers Hit by Rising Costs
A terse report notes that ultimate consumers face higher prices through cascading costs. The piece emphasizes the impact on households and daily purchases.
Coal dealer with conscience questioned by slick tires
Water oil and greases harm tires but a coal dealer with conscience faces a tougher test as slick surfaces threaten a safe ride. The wordplay hints at consequences for drivers and merchants amid common road hazards.
Political Announcements for State Officials
A slate of candidacies is listed including Joseph C. Looney for State Insurance Commissioner, E W Hardin for State Treasurer, A S J Shaw for Representative in Congress, Tom for Sheriff, Jobe E Sloan for County Attorney, W Dean for County Attorney, and Nick Heard seeking re election for County Tax Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Heard
Pickle Factory to Provide Ready Market for Local Cucumbers
J M Atkinson of Iowa through the chamber of commerce moved into Pontotoc county to start a pickle factory. He contracted with about 150 farmers who supplied around 10 000 bushels of cucumbers earning roughly 8000 dollars, aiding growers until other sales arrived. The finishing house is being built to process cucumbers now in brine for market.
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J. M. Atkinson
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Pontotoc County
Atkinson
D. N. Myers
Tyrola
National Guard Units Stationed at Ada and Roff Oklahoma
Two batteries of the Oklahoma National Guard field artillery division are stationed at Ada with one unit at Roff. Battery F 160th Field Artillery led by Captain Robert S Kerr, plus the 189th F A Combat Train commanded by Captain Jameson Hodges, report $150000 and $75000 in government property respectively. The units recently returned from an encampment at Ft Sill and held a banquet attended by senior officers.
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Oklahoma National Guard
Ada
Robert S. Kerr
160Th Field Artillery
Roff
160Th F. A
W. O. Pratt
Ft. Sill
Oklatoma Guard
Ada Becomes Owl Mill Center in Oklahoma Growth
Ada becomes a hub as the Osage cotton seed oil mill transfers to Choc taw Cotton Oil Co part of a 26 mill chain across Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and Florida. The company operates nearly 100 gins a refinery and a lard plant with offices in Ada. F J Phillips is president P A Norri vice president and E J McKinney secretary treasurer. The Ada offices will house company operations and Elks quarters will be repurposed attracting more families and payroll. The note adds Arabs introduced glazed ware to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Osage Company
Choctaw Cotton Oil Co
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Florida
F. J. Phillips
P. A. Norri
E. J. McKinney
the Elks
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. W. B. Mullinax
Jesse
W. W. Eaton
Mrs. C. E. Logan
Neosho, Missouri
G. R. Britt
Lone Star State
T. R. Hair
H. R. Whitson
Ada City
Treadwell
Child’s World
Industrial and Applied Arts
Creamer
Free and
Child's World
Putney
Basiec
McFadden and Ferguson
McFadden
Wheeler
McFadden & Ferguson
Fry
Watercolors, Inc
Itary
3&E
Ferguson
Bree and
U. S
Winslow
Wyatt-Rainey Oklahoma
Howland
Literary World
Europe
America
eHowland
Holton-Curry
Mace-Petrie United States
Basic
Free Treadwell
Suppleste Mcintosh
Mentary
Mace-Petrie
United States
Curry
Lapp
Dreamer
J. W. Bolen
Joseph C. Looney
E. W. Hardin
A. S. J. Shaw
Congress
Tom
State Board of Agriculture
A. Whiterurs
A. Floyd
Jobe E. Sloan
W. Dean
John Ward
Clerts
J. W. (Sim
Westbrook
Tal Onaweged
Charley Laskmar
H. Clay
National Guard
Fitzhugh
Stratford
Deal
Okla
Rosedale
Fred F. Brydia
Ada, Oklahoma
OWL Mill
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
North Rennie
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