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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
5
A long column blends reflections on comforting loss with reports on gas supplies, politics, farming trespass, and Oklahoma governance. It discusses consolation through love, the Anti Masonic party origins, state budget moves, and local civic issues in Ada and Pontotoc county.
The piece argues that owning a home builds responsible citizenship and community investment, highlighting rural and urban benefits. It contrasts owners with renters, notes material limits yet nonmaterial rewards, and uses anecdotes about landlords, farmers, and a stockbroker turning to publishing to illustrate views on independence and prosperity.
A powerful Christmas weekend storm battered the Pacific coast near British Columbia and Washington. Four crewmen of the Canadian tug Tyee were killed when it wrecked near Pedder Bay. Gale force winds up to 80 mph at Grays Harbor caused major damage and outages across Port Angeles Tacoma and Seattle.
John Borg a senior curb market figure in New York announces retirement from brokerage and gifts the business to three junior members. He says he has earned his pile and aims to devote time to a newspaper venture in New Jersey while maintaining community service values. Borg began as a four dollar a week office boy after high school graduating in 1897 and now is 42.
The report lists New York cotton futures with open, high, low and close figures for January and May, along with spot prices for New Orleans and regional notes. Ada market items show hens, turkeys, geese, roosters, suck eggs and eggs per dozen with corresponding prices.
J B Askew state game and fish warden announced the Oklahoma McCurtain county game preserve will receive 200 Colorado black tail deer 1000 Hungarian partridges 1000 English ring neck pheasants and 200 Pennsylvania wild turkeys. It is the first introduction of these species into the state.
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