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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1924

Page

5

Court House Bonds Debate in Pontotoc County

An editorial urges voters in Pontotoc County to consider bonds totaling 200000 for a courthouse and jail. It explains the cost to property owners, compares it to a mortgage, and calls for informed, issue focused discussion without personal attacks.

Pontotoc County State Department of Charities and Corrections

Columbus Day Recounts Birth of the Modern Era

Reflection on October 12 1492 as Columbus Day marking the discovery of America and the start of the modern era Historians cite the date as turning away from unfounded theories and sparking a global push to explore new lands and expand knowledge, reshaping civilization.

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Crop hopes lift Pontotoc county mood this year

After four lean years, Pontotoc county farmers report enough crops to carry them through the year. Bankers say many will pay out, others reduce notes to manageable levels. The cotton crop should bring at least 2 500 000 dollars, releasing outside money to improve fortunes. A better crop could change the county's outlook.

Pontotoc County

California’s climate myth and civic cheerleading

A columnist notes California’s reputation for a splendid climate grew from daily cheer and mutual boosts between residents. The piece argues that constant positive self-affirmation shapes outsider perceptions and suggests this practice as a model for other nations.

La Follette Seeks Victory Amid Uncertain Path

The rumor mill frames La Follette as determined to win, but the path remains unclear a month from now as supporters weigh the odds. His statement signals resolve while observers note the gap between intent and outcome.

Sermon on the Mount Lessons Highlight Kingdom Citizens

A readers’ reflection on the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew and Luke. The piece discusses beatitudes as guiding traits for citizens of the kingdom, salt and light metaphors, law fulfillment, and ethical demands like nonretaliation and sincerity in prayer and fasting. It contrasts old and new teachings and notes practical implications for followers.

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News Want Ad Promises Quick Results

Classified notice promotes placing a news want ad to reach broad readers and secure fast responses. It highlights simplicity, broad reach, and quick outcomes for buyers and sellers seeking items services or opportunities.

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