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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1922

Page

8

State board ends state tax levy for 1923

The state board of equalization voted no tax levy for state purposes in 1923, the first such move in state history. For 1922 the one quarter mill for schools and roads remains, with other fiscal details showing a $3.88 million treasury surplus and projected revenues that cover 1922 expenses.

State Board of Equalization Robertson Leecraft Parkinson Carter Aggie Whitehurst Treasury Equalization Board

Parasites Help Fight Boll Weevils in Oklahoma Fields

An Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture piece explains how natural parasites of boll weevils, including wasp-like insects and co-hosts, reduce weevil numbers. It covers parasite life cycles, weed management to destroy co-hosts, and safe collection methods for cotton squares to aid control, plus advisories on winter cleanup and field culture.

Oklahoma Pauls Valley Ada Wagoner Poteau McAlester Guthrie

Lula Road Improves as Commissioner Brears Reports Near End

Commissioner Brears says the six mile Lula road west should soon be in near new condition after extensive work. The route was badly cut up causing hard travel and the project includes attention to the Wl Creek to Union Valley segment.

Brears Lula Union Valley

Smoke From Exhaust Signals Rich Mixture or Oil in Chamber

The exhaust smoke indicates a mixture is too rich or oil is too high in the combustion chamber. Diagnosis points to excessive fuel or lubrication causing visible emission and potential engine trouble. Recommendations include checking fuel air balance and oil levels for proper engine operation.

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