Ada Evening News weighs in on war, education and myths
A December 1910 Ada Oklahoma column discusses wartime production, the pace of peace talks, and censorship in Germany and Britain. It notes Oklahoma City streetcars, pecan show excitement in Okemah, and compares regional education spending. It also reflects on prayer, immigration, and American melting pot ideas with NEA syndicate essays.
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Germany
Britain
Europe
England
Cows Keeping Seven in School at Murray State
Seven Murray boys, three sophomores and four freshmen, show the value of cows by milking and selling milk to Murray State School of Agriculture. They average about 30 dollars monthly to cover board and cow feed, with the college providing stalls, testing, and paying fair prices for milk.
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Murray
Old Boss
Murray State School of Agriculture
Future Farmer's Association
Maurice Howard
Earl Gray
Madill
Charles Easley
Willis
Earl Wallace
Woodford
Fort Worth
Agriculture Department
Gray
Easley
Kingston High School
AAA
Marshall County
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Ardmore
Johnston County
Chant Lee King
Coleman
Chant
Kingston
Eldon McDonald
Red Cross roll call exceeds quota in county report
Red Cross roll call shows strong progress with 190 memberships turned in by Wednesday morning. County Roll Call Chairman Bob Armstrong Milburn Mill Creek Mannsville Russett Rav ia and Tishomingo city schools plus Murray State School of Agriculture yet to report membership totals.
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Tishomingo
Red Cross
Bobby Armstrong
Milburn
Mill Creek
Mannsville
Russett, Ravia
Tishomingo City
Murray State School of Agriculture
Fire destroys First Presbyterian church at Wapanucka
Fire completely destroyed the First Presbyterian church at Wapanucka on Monday afternoon. When discovered, the flames had headway beyond control of firemen. No serious damage was reported to nearby structures.
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Tishomingo
First Presbyterian
Wapanucka
Atoka Man Narrowly Escapes Drowning After Car Plunge
Lat Lutes, 51, of Bennington, escaped drowning when his car skimmed a curve and plunged into Buck Creek on Highway 69, fifteen miles north of Atoka. Witnesses John Calhoun Jewel English Jr F A Wade and Joe Calhoun of Chockie rushed to assist, using a boat to reach the submerged vehicle and pull Lutes to safety.
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Atoka
Lat Lutes
Bennington
Buck Creek
John Calhoun
Jewel English Jr
F. A. Wade
Joe Calhoun
Chockie
Lutes
Coalgate to Stage Santa Claus Parade December 1
Preparations are under way for a large Santa Claus parade in Coalgate on December 1 with the participation of nearly every civic and social club in Coalgate and Coal county aiding in the planning and activities to boost Christmas spirit.
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Coalgate
Coal County
Coal County Comes to State Pecan Show in Okemah
Curtis Floyd county agent along with M. E. Madden and A. W. Bell represented Coal county at the state pecan show in Okemah this week. They brought a large number of pecan exhibits for county growers. Pecan production is high this year and rising as a major income source for Coal county farmers.
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Coalgate
Coal County
Okemah
Curtis Floyd
M. E. Madden
A. W. Bell
Antlers Boy Scout Troops Maintain Charter With Lone Star
Antlers Oklahoma Two local Boy Scout troops 90 and 91 have renewed their charters with the Lone Star Scout Council area for another year. Ed McAfee the Scout chairman said pledges to support the troops are sufficient to guarantee their council membership and committees will be convened to plan activities for the current school year.
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Antlers
Antlers Boy Scout
Lone Star Scout Council
Ed McAfee
Boy Scout
Pasteurization Plant Change of Ownership in City
Oliver Adams sold his newly established pasteurization plant to W F Breathwit and son Harold of Hugo. Harold assumed direct control as of Sunday morning with operation by the new owners.
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Oliver Adams
W. F. Breathwit
Harold
Hugo
Love or Conscription Drives Record November Marriages
Anadarko Oklahoma December 7. District Court Clerk Russell Glass reports 63 marriage licenses issued in November setting a new district record. He notes that rising employment may have boosted marriages as conscription looms alongside the love theme.
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Anadarko, Okla
Russell Glass
Anadarko
Glass
Moon tilting angle unrelated to current weather
The visible tilt of the moon is a separate phenomenon and does not indicate or affect the weather. Astronomical orientation remains independent of atmospheric conditions.
Cotton export market hurt by world wars
The U S Department of Agriculture reports farm exports fell about 47 percent in the first three months after July, with cotton hit hardest as exports dropped 86 percent from September to a year earlier. Imports of complementary crops rose 36 percent, while sugar and other farm products fell.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Foreign Relations
Seek Estimates On Finishing Building
Oklahoma City December 9. Detailed estimates on the cost of completing the capitol office building are expected within a week or two. Chairman E W Smartt of the state board of affairs said officials earlier estimated the total would not exceed 50 000. Royal ties from oil wells on state property were to be used as the building fund source after funds for the project were diverted to the state armory. A 75 000 bill passed by the last legislature failed on a technicality.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Smartt
State Board of Affairs
Pontotoc Motorists Delay 1941 License Purchases
Pontotoc county motorists are delaying 1941 drivers licenses. By Tuesday only 4,182 licenses had been sold, far below the 15,000 sold in 1940. If not bought before January 1, buyers will face examinations as the tag agent warns.
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Pontotoc County
T. J. Chambless
Tuesay
U S D A Club Organizes Across Oklahoma Counties
In multiple Oklahoma counties USDA workers from extension services AAA farm security home economics social security and other agencies form U S D A clubs. They aim to clarify duties reduce overlap aid rural needs and support national defense with monthly one hour meetings chaired by rotating agencies and no membership fees.
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Oklahoma
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S. D. A. Club
Triple A
Indiana
Forestry Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D. C. Brant
Haskell
Brant
Haskell County U. S. D. A
Manners Quiz On Hosting And Conversation Etiquette
Questions test polite response to guests and conversation flow. Answers: 1 respond with courteous inquiry about wellbeing, not job status. 2 avoid criticizing a spouse before guests. 3 hosts should invite others and draw out guests. 4 avoid dwelling on dislikes. keep topics light. A better approach is to shift topics only if guests are bored, ensuring not to interrupt the speaker.
Grove pleads innocent to drunken driving in Ada case
Harley Lee Grove of route 5 Ada pleaded not guilty Friday to driving while drunk. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for December 10 at 2 p m. Justice A W Oliver set bond at 1000 dollars and Grove had not posted bond by Friday afternoon.
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Harley Lee Grove
Route 5
Ada
Justice A. W. Oliver
Grove
Russian Law Protects Leeches for Medicine
A century ago Russia passed a game law shielding leeches during certain seasons to support their use in blood letting and disease treatment. The measure reflects high demand for leeches in medical practices of the era.
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Russia
Legends and lore in a fragment from a bygone era
By an English act of 1189 a robber with Crusaders faced brutal penalties including a shaved head and boiling pitch. Legend says hyacinths sprang from Hyacinthus blood after his death at Apollo’s hands. The Swiss are reputed to drink 23 quarts of milk per person annually.
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Hyacinthus
Apollo
Food Web Notes: Flies, Spiders Interplay
Flies serve as primary food for many spiders and certain flies feed on spiders. The relationship highlights a predator prey dynamic in arachnid and dipteran communities.
Panama hats from Peru to Colombia dominate the market
The article notes that the finest Panama hats originate in Peru Venezuela Ecuador and Colombia, highlighting regional craft and export relevance across South America.
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Peru
Venezuela
Ecuador
Colombia
Americans spend 75 million on sporting arms annually
The article notes Americans spend seventy five million dollars yearly on sporting arms and ammunition. It adds that the English Channel is calm about twenty days each month and mentions the Indianapolis speedway built in 1909 as host of annual auto races.
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English Channel
Indianapolis Speedway
Fields of lava and lava features found in Idaho
Geologists report southeastern Idaho reveals lava fields with craters sputter cones strange caves and natural bridges indicating diverse volcanic activity and landscape features in the region.
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Idaho
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Are the Worst Weekdays
The notice notes that Monday Tuesday and Wednesday are the least favorable days for activities across the city of England with suggested avoidance for certain plans.
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England
Smoking Punishment in 1634 Russia
In 1634 Russia the first offense of smoking incurred a whipping and a second offense carried the death penalty.
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Russia
Fighter planes armament and Spad compare
The fighting planes today carry eight machine guns while the Spads are equipped with two 30 30 machine guns indicating a contrast in firepower between contemporary fighters and older SPAD aircraft.
Greater returns for amount in ested Ada News Classified Ads
Local classifieds in Ada report improved value for buyers and higher yields for sellers. Advertisers note clearer pricing, faster turnover, and targeted audience reach across categories including real estate vehicles and services.
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Ada News
Lt Rice Visits From Fort Sill in Ada
Lt Howard P. Rice of the 3rd Battalion Head Quarters Battery 189 F A 45th Division in training at Fort Sill visited Ada for the weekend. The division is undergoing basic and specialist training and will conduct field maneuvers in spring.
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Howard P. Rice
F. A
Fort Sill
Ada
National Guard
Rice
Glenwood Ward School
Rofs
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Johnson
Byng
Harold Holland
Roff
Cook and Bakery School
Tech
Charles Collins
Field Artillery School
Joe J. Robnett
Joe J. Robnett, Jr
Finley Appeals To Legislature On Reform Initiative
Oklahoma City December 7 Ira Finley head of the veterans of industry of America said efforts would push the legislature to submit a proposed reform of initiative and referendum to a voters vote. If lawmakers fail various state groups would join to place the measure on the next ballot. The plan would allow straight yes or no votes and require 30 percent of total votes cast to qualify while speeding petition sufficiency review.
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Oklahoma City
Ira Finley
The
Veterans of Industry of America
Geets
Finley
Man Wears Hat 28 Years Says New Hat Not Needed
Clinton Oklahoma December 7 193? Rev J W Hudiburg a local minister says buying a new hat each season is foolish he has worn the same hat for 28 years The hat was given by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society of Mayfield Kentucky on November 1 1912 It bears a velour label according to the dictionary velour is a fabric with velvet like weave
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Clinton
Okla
J. W. Hudiburg
Hudiburg
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society of
Mayfield
Frisco Employes Elect Officers
At the annual election the Frisco Employes club chose L. G. Denny as president Arthur Davis as vice president Paul Miller as secretary treasurer and Mrs Paul Miller as president of the Ladies Auxiliary The meeting took place at the Frisco passenger station and the group anticipates a busy year ahead under new leadership.
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Frisco Employes Club
L. G. Denny
Arthur Davis
Paul Miller
Roff
Frisco
Bacon rationing hits Britain as Army returns supply
Britain faces bacon limits amid wartime shortages and delayed civilian restocking. A severe lack of workers free of illness is noted across many regions as the country miasta curtails meat supplies.
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