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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

3

Potatoes Survive Freeze In Pontotoc County Harvest

Editor notes Pontotoc growers found frost bitten tops did not prevent a large potato yield. Hobgood’s field produced 150 bushels per acre with vines frozen twice, harvested in December after summer ground cover. Despite low prices, Pontotoc acres remain unshipped and ready to meet demand. no Colorado imports needed.

Pont County Pontotoc County R. T. Hobgood Jack Fork Ada Byrds Mill Road Abney & Zorn J. B. Hill Mr. Hobgood Colorado

Northcott Confession Spurs Hunt For Corroboration In Slayings

Riverside Calif December report says Gordon Stewart Northcott confessed to killing nine boys on his Northcott murder farm near Riverside with five killings by his own hand. He led investigators toward a possible body site in Mojave desert and described burning the victims including Alvin Gothea.

Riverside Calif Gordon Stewart Northcott Northcott Here Los Angeles Alvin Gothea Gothea Walter Collins Louis Winslow Richard Sanford Clark Nelson Winslow Louis Canada Frank H. Clegg Clegg

Drilling and Production Reports From Oil Field Activity

Historical drilling and production notes detail multiple wells and operators. Entries include pump and flow data, total production figures, and statuses such as drilling, swabbing, and awaiting foundation. Notable firms include Whitney, Milner, Westheimer & Daube, and Louisiana Oil & Refining Co with depths and daily outputs noted.

Sia Webb Miner Nee Whitney Monette Homackla Oil Co J. B. Miter Milner Weeewr Eee CO Louisiana Oil & Refining Co Perry meCall eeeCall Ee McAiroy Mario Yi Su Ge W. R. Ramsey Milner Whitney No

Awards at Stock Show Announced at Chicago Exposition

Thousands applauded champion farm animals at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago as judges prepared for steers sheep swine and horse breed contests. University of Kentucky led with four firsts plus grand and reserve sheep titles while Iowa State College dominated fat swine and barrow championships. Edellyn Farms captured the grand champion bull and Woodside Farms gifted Sir Laet the top stallion honors.

Chicago University of Kentucky Wether Iowa State College Purdue H. M. Lee Highgate Ont A. M. Mitchell Heeda S. D E. P. Hall Mechanicsburg Ill Edellyn Farms Wilson Sir Laet Woodside Farms Columbus Ohio

Hoover Nearing Next Gall in Peru on Maryland Visit

President elect Hoover travels aboard the battleship Maryland off Peru’s coast for a South American goodwill mission. A Peruvian flag ship escorts the party to Callao where Hoover will be welcomed by officials and receive city honors before heading to Lima for official events and a dinner at the American embassy.

Maryland Peru Hoover Wenew Almirante Grau Mr. Hoover Callao Hoover Guayaquil United States Naval Government of Naval Affairs Leguia United States Seguia Lima Presidential Senor Leguia Palace

Stay of execution granted to Tillman County liquor violator

G W J Snelling, convicted in Tillman county for liquor law violations, received a 60 day stay of execution to permit harvest of his crops. He was sentenced to six months in the county jail.

G. W. J. Snelling Tillman

Ouster proceedings against Parson county judge adjourned

District Judge Charles C. Smith in Stillwater announced he would decide January 7 on ouster proceedings filed by the attorney general against L. H. Woodyard Parvene county judge. Woodyard was reelected and will begin his new term.

Atystem Attorney General Woodyard Stillwater Charles C. Smith Guthrie Attorney General's Office L. H. Woodyard Parvne Smith

Eslick in Pontotoc Jail on Bond Default Charge

J. T. Eslick is in Pontotoc county jail in default of a $2,500 bond on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was returned from Shawnee to face the charge after several continuances for allegedly mortgaging a truck he did not own for $150 at Security State bank.

J. T. Eslick Pontotoc County Eslick Shawnee Security State Bank

Mystery Shrouds Beneath of Woman in Oklahoma City

Mrs. Bessie Caldwell wife of Shamrock high school principal died in a Bristow Oklahoma hospital shortly after admission from mysterious injuries on a Depew highway. She had been en route to Shamrock to deposit money when found. a unidentified man drove her to a Bristow station and left no details. Police investigate lack of lead.

Bristow Bessie Caldwell Dc. A. Caldwell Shamrock High School Depew Shamrock Caldwells Paul M. Cameron Ed Kemp

Carter Elected Kiwanis Leader in Ada

J M Carter won Ada Kiwanis presidency on the Hoover ticket at a First Methodist church dinner. The slate named Miles Grigsby as VP and H J Huddleston as trustee with W T Melton treasurer and directors including Dr Wilson Lane A W Parker and others. A Thanksgiving address by Rev Shea followed a turkey dinner served by First Methodist ladies.

J. M. Carter Ada Kiwanis Club H. J. Huddleston Ada Club Carter John Davis Leonard Braly Wilson H. Episcopal Church First Methodist Church Miles Grigsby W. T. Melton Wilson H. Lane A. W. Parker William V. O’connell Joseph G. Breco A. A. Lucas M. M. Webster Hugh Norris Shea St. Luke's Espicopal Church Ladies of the First Methodist Church

Governor Orders Will Gifford Back to Prison

Oklahoma City December 3 Governor Johnston revoked a stay of execution after county attorney A N Boatman warned Gifford might flee the state. Gifford, convicted in Okmulgee county on November 14 for larceny of an automobile, was to serve five years. The appeals court affirmed the decision.

Oklahoma City A. N. Boatman Okmulgee County Will Gifford Johnston Gifford T‘o Criminal Court of Appeals

Murder Trial of Physician Begins in McAlester

Dr. A D Bunn Savana physician faces first degree manslaughter charge in the death of miner John Enloe after an August incident in a Savanna drug store. Judge Vernor overruled a motion to bar testimony as defense counsel argued the case. State counsel says Enloe attacked the doctor following a confinement dispute. Bunn pleads self defense.

W. E. Gotcher Gotcher Bunn Enloe Savanna

Boy on Motorcycle Crashes. Leg Broken in Broad Street Collision

Tuesday reports say Shipman Bullard a Geneva high school boy riding a motorcycle was struck at Broad way and Thirteenth street by an unidentified woman driver. He was rushed to a hospital and found to have a broken leg. In Geneva Switzerland voters approve restoring gambling tables in tourist resorts.

Shipman Bullard Broadway Thirteenth Street Geneva Switzerland

British King Rallying Today

London December 4 King George's physicians report a quiet morning with a temperature of 100.2 and a maintained slight improvement in his general condition. The bulletin, signed by five doctors including Sir Stanley Hewett and Lord Dawson of Penn, followed a five-doctor consultation at Buckingham Palace.

London King George's Physicians Stanley Hewett L. E. H. Whitby E. Farquhar Buzzard

Oklahoma A. and M. names new College of Agriculture dean

Carl P. Blackwell, graduate of Oklahoma A. and M. College, is named dean of the school of agriculture and director of the experiment station, effective December 10. He previously led agronomy for the National Fertilizer Association in Shreveport and holds a 1915 MS from Wisconsin after a 1911 A. and M. degree.

Oklahoma City Carl P. Blackwell Oklahoma A. and M. College State Board of Agriculture Ferne King Kingfisher Chicago Blackwell H. G. Bennett Shreveport A. and M. College University of Wisconsin Cornell University University of California State Board Burton F. Kulz L. L. Ligon Bennett Henry W. Murphy Elizabeth Naylor Texas County Kiowa Leta Moore Rogers County Paul OO. Brooks Lincoln County Maude Gardiner

King's Council Appointed as Councillors of State

Premier Baldwin announced in the Commons that a commission will transact business for King George. The king in council named Queen Mary Prince of Wales Duke of York Arch Bishop of Canterbury Lord Chancellor and the premier as councillors of state to summon and hold privy councils and handle royal business. The king was well enough to meet the privy council and letters patent will be issued.

London Baldwin House of Commons George Queen Mary Prince of Wales Duke of York Canterbury Privy Council

Queen Mary Makes Brief Buckingham Palace Outing

Queen Mary left Buckingham Palace in a royal car for a short constitutional accompanied by Princess Mary. A large crowd gathered outside the palace after yesterday’s indoor day as they watched the departure. The Enterprise cruiser with the Prince of Wales aboard is speeding toward Suez at about 29 knots, with an expected Friday night arrival.

London Queen Mary Buckingham Palace Princess Mary Enterprise Prince of Wales Admiralty Suez

Ada Attorneys Will Defend J. G. Jackson

J P Jackson waives arraignment and pleads not guilty in a Tecumseh murder case. His preliminary hearing is set for Friday as defense attorneys plan to present an alibi for Thanksgiving and the night of the alleged crime. Blood reportedly found on a door of Jacksons car and other circumstantial evidence are cited by Pottawatomie County officials.

Robert Wimbish J. P. Crawford J. P. Jackson Pottawatomie County Tecumseh Jackson Perry C. (Millard) Fillmore

Insurance beneficiary sought in Minneapolis case

Local post office officials seek Mrs. Earl Hall to notify her as beneficiary of a policy on William C. Hughes who died November 22 after a fall. Isabel Newton of Minneapolis requested the contact, while no Mrs. Earl Hall is on local records.

Earl Hall Minneapolis Hall William C. Hughes Manville Isabel Newton Hughes

Heavy Snow Sweeps North With Widespread Coverage

A 32 hour snowstorm blanketed the region with one to two feet of snow causing transportation and communication disruptions but little damage due to mild temperatures. Ten inches fell locally and 17 inches at Lander Wyoming with Pike's Peak under 22 inches. Many passes closed while railroads and air mail were expected to resume today.

Nebraska Omaha Wyoming North Platte Holdredge Yester Denver Lander Wyo Pike's Peak Mississippi Valley Missouri River

Ouster case against Carter county official narrowed to one count

Judge Asa E. Walden quashed two of three counts in the ouster suit against Carter county commissioner Jesse Kirby. The two dismissed counts accused approval of illegal claims against the county treasury. The remaining charge alleges Kirby used county trucks on private road work in Bryan county. The state offered no testimony on the dismissed counts. Defense evidence continued. The case was set for jury consideration.

Ardmore Asa E. Walden Jesse Kirby Carter County Kirby Bryan County

Stonewall Masons Elect New Officers for Year

At the annual meeting Stonewall Bright Star A. F. and A. M. lodge No. 113 elected Lon Williams worshipful master Walter Miller senior warden W S Furlong junior warden G W Garrett secretary and Hiram Odom treasurer Visitors A E Cruson A F Lanier C T Herron Will Herron Ada Harry Miller county secretary executive urged lodge to sponsor a Boy Scout troop in Stonewall and award badges monthly.

Stonewall Bright Star A. F A. M. Lodge No. 113 Lon Williams Ahloso Walter Miller W. S. Furlong G. W. Garrett Hiram Odom A. E Cruson A. F. Lanier Center C. T. Herron Will Herron Ada Harry Miller County Secior

Tuscaloosa man held in fatal shotgun shooting case

Bud Channel, 21, was arrested as investigators probe the death of Oscar Harris, 37, found with a close range shotgun wound on Foster Ferry road near his home. Channel denied knowledge of the shooting.

Tuscaloosa Ala Bud Channel Tuscaloosa County Oscar Harris Foster Ferry Road Harris Channel

Oklahoma 4-H team tops international livestock show

FIRST HONORS STILLWATER Dec. 1 The Oklahoma A and M college team won first place at the Chicago international livestock exposition beating over 20 junior judging teams. Wiley Morse Russell Van Buskirk and Gaines Gourley all of Woods county led the team which placed first on cattle second on swine and third on horses. Coaches were A E Jacobs and Paul G Adams. Morse is Oklahoma's champion healthy boy and will compete nationally.

Stillwater Oklahoma 4 Gaines Gourley Woods County A. E. Jacobs Paul G. Adams Extension Livestorm Oklahoma M. College Chicago Woods County Farms Morse

Language Usage Guide From A Reading Exercise

A list of pronunciation notes and usage corrections for common phrases and spellings. It covers how to say time phrases and words like vocation avocation advertisement and fatigue, with examples of preferred forms and common misspellings.

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Drilling and Production W. R. Ramsey Westheimer & Daube Wade No Nw-Sw-Se Nw-Se Gall Port Cougars Payne CO Kiwanis Elfrieda Knaak James Kelly San Antonio Texas Lake Bluff Hul Kelly Lake Forest Charles Danforth Selfridge Field A. W. Obh McAlEster A. and Carl Blackwell School of Agriculture Neb Iowa Des Moines Jonathan Thomas Animal Kingdom Jardine Australia New South Wales America University of Nebraska Oklahoma A Texas A Dalbeattie Scotland Walter Biggar California American Farm Bureau Federation ADA Attorneys J. G. Jackson Barl Hall Rocky Mountain States Stonewall Masons Alabama
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