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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

4

The Cotton Situation and Press Reform Reflections

The November government cotton report shows the U S manufacturing end improving with 2.5 million extra spindles and nearly 200000 more bales consumed versus last November. Four month gains total 800000 bales in exports. domestic use may reach 6 million bales and exports about 6.5 million, signaling ample utilization of the crop and little holdover. The piece then notes journalism’s progress from flashy rivalries to professional, value driven practice, with editors now running publishing as a business like other industries and serving the public interest.

United States

Wetumka trade hopes hinge on sweet potato shipment

The Wetumka Gazette reported a test shipment of sweet potatoes from Pontotoc County to England. If tubers arrive in good shape, more consignments may follow, potentially supplying a large city on the island and aiding state prospects.

Wetumka Gazette England Pontotoc County Little Isle

Native stock shown strong in Pontotoc county census

Census returns for Pontotoc county in 1920 list a population over 30,000 with 175 foreign born residents. Mexico accounts for 60, other nations show a scattered presence, while England and Germany tie for second among foreign origins.

Pontotoc Mexico England Germany

Wewoka editor taken with masked parade crowd

The editor of the Wewoka Capital-Democrat was escorted from his home by masked men to witness and report on a flogging, a warning given to the central figure, who vowed future obedience and urged companions to do likewise. The piece contrasts wartime scale figures with present mass violence and notes rising poultry industry interest in Pontotoc County.

Wewoka Democat Evening News

Tariff talks and Christmas forgiveness in one note

A discussion on 30 cent per pound long staple cotton tariffs contrasts with short staple growers in the nation and a political tilt benefiting Eastern manufacturers. The piece cites Oklahoma oil men, Standard Oil in Mexico, and ends by urging Christian forgiveness during Christmas, contrasting small rivalries with vast universal problems.

Arizona Oklahoma Oil Republican Campaign Fund Standard Oil Mexico

No Blot Found On Timberlake's Record

Ada Oklahoma bank directors state M. D. Timberlake died without affecting First National Bank assets. After a thorough audit by Guthrie cashier George Tipton, every penny of assets was found to be in order with no omissions or irregularities. Signatories include Norris, Duncan, Smith, Haney, Griffeth, Gregg and Sparks.

M. D. Timberlake First National Bank Timberlake George Tipton First Nationalank Guthrie First National Bank of Ada P. A. Norris, W. C. Duncan J. A. Smith N. B. Haney C. L. Griffeth A. M. Gregg J. C. Sparks

Drunk Man Mistakes Sheriff for Tourist on Ride

A drunken man seeking his path home near the city outskirts boarded a car he believed to be driven by a tourist. The county sheriff, riding with him, asked to hold the whiskey, then warned the man about breaking it. The man realized his error, shouted to exit, and was detained.

Freeling to Lead Oklahoma Triple Killing Probe

Oklahoma City December 21 Attorney General Freeling announced he will personally head the department investigation into the Wilson Oklahoma triple killing. Governor Robertson said his office will also conduct an inquiry in Carter County Ardmore citizens reported conditions to him and Freeling will inspect Ardmore Carter County. He vowed a thorough investigation ensuring justice for all and that no one is whitewashed or stampeded. He noted Fulton’s Carter County testimony has not been transcribed.

Oklahoma City Freeling Washington Wilson Okla Robertson Ardmore Carter County Mr. Freeling Fulton

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers

A vintage advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soothing and effective for colds croup and whooping cough. It highlights its pleasant taste prompt relief and lack of opium or harmful drugs making it a favorite with mothers of young children.

Eight Different Mushrooms Found Growing Wild

Eight distinct species of mushrooms were discovered growing in a natural area. Report notes variety but gives no details on locations, observers, or potential hazards. Further study recommended to identify edible risks and ecological roles.

Francis High Reigns In Thrilling Local Victory

Francis High School basketball quintet defeated Ada Business College 42 to 29 on Francis, Oklahoma floors. The win marked the locals' fourth victory in five games this season with no home defeats, signaling a strong district title bid at the East Central Teachers College tournament.

Francis Okla Francis High Ada Business College Tupelo Oklahoma’ Portland Cement Ada High School Oklahoma Portland Cement Ada East Central Teachers College

Noah Abbott Found Guilty On Petty Larceny Charge

Noah Abbott was found guilty Monday by Justice of the Peace H. J. Brown on a charge of petty larceny and sentenced to 20 days in the county jail and costs. He has begun serving his time.

Noah Abbott Justice of the Peace H. J. Brown

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