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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
5
Ada Weekly News issues a second class mail notice indicating publication by The News Publishing and Printing Co. The item notes postal matter handling and the Ada, Oklahoma distribution.
The Hickory Journal recalls the long process to receive second class mail status, detailing a barrage of postal questions on legitimacy, finances, political stances, and even social theories. It notes Hodges as Kansas governor nominee, claiming a historic Democratic win.
Our Customers and Friends around Center and Elsewhere. For the next 30 days offer special bargains on calico shirts underwear sweaters and shoes. Flour discounts and grocery stock. W. J. Earles and A. B. Smith visit Ada seeking business location. Smith may become a citizen.
Constantinople reports an armistice has been signed between Turkey and Bulgaria Serbia and Montenegro. Greece has not signed. A plenipotentiaries conference followed and the armistice protocol was signed. Unclear when peace talks will start and whether Greece will join the alliance.
Secretary J S Mahan applauds Pontotoc county for county collective exhibits at the Oklahoma State Fair. He notes Ada and Pontotoc County boosters structured finished displays with weeks of work and thanks T O Cullins for securing suggestions and leadership. He expresses hope for a 1912 exhibit and continued cooperation.
The paper corrects a prior error about where the school picture was made. The children assembled at the P. B. Wilson yard, not the Dascomb Daniels lumber yard, as previously stated.
West of Etowah Tennessee marries Ella May Sanders at the bride’s parents home. The couple leaves for their northbound Frisco journey to their Ada home. The bride, newly local, is beloved in Ada after about three years here. The groom is a prominent railroad employee.
County commissioners invite sealed bids at the January 1913 meeting for constructing a Negro school house near Summers Chapel Ada Ohio. Bidders must file bids with County Clerk M. L. Hunt 41 chairman of the board.
Note lists exchange values and cash sums including 24 407 61, cotton 100 053 22, cash and sight 69 660 28, 214 121 11, surplus and profits, bills payable, deposits 10 691 69, totaling 312 112 77 in the city balance.
Ardmore Okla Dec 3 Robt F Scivally president of the state association issues a call for the regular annual meeting in Oklahoma City December 9 1912 all county commissioners statewide expected to attend and commissioners-elect invited J H Kopf signs. Pottawatomie county seats fight to be decided at February 5 election with Shawnee and Tecumseh as contenders.
An ideal ration uses alfalfa hay with silage if available and a grain mix of equal parts bran and mill run plus corn or kafir chop. Feed enough roughage to avoid waste and just enough grain to support growth without fattening. For heifers, growth pace matters. one pound of grain per day per three pounds of milk for cows producing rich milk. adjust within limits.
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