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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1920

Page

3

Nations of the League of Nations Map and First Session

The map shows member nations in black and colonies under league influence in shaded areas with white areas unjoined. The list includes 42 members led by Great Britain and France, with Geneva hosting the November 15 session where secret committee sessions were decided and public summaries planned.

The League of Nations League Paraguay Brazil Liberia Geneva Switzerland M. Motta America Paul Ymans

State Capitals Improvements Hit Finances Delays

Oklahoma City December 23 The state capitol grounds improvements near the capital will be only partly finished when the Eighth Legislature convenes January 4. Funds of 200000 allocated by the Seventh legislature were nearly exhausted after purchasing a 43 acre tract for 147000 to secure the grounds. Convict labor aided progress on drives, excavations, wiring for pedestal illumination, and landscaping. An estimated 500000 would be needed for a dome, and another appropriation will be required to complete the project. The piece discusses farm loan bonds and a proposed collateral-backed credit scheme using warehouse receipts as an example. A F Lever.

Oklahoma City State Capitol Oklahoma State Board of Affairs Capitol State House Capitol Building George W. Clark State Board State Penitentiary Clark Farm Loan Board Lever Commodities Plan Farm Farm Mortgage Bankers’ Association of America Coton

Feeding the Family On Kafir Corn

Agricultural guidance notes kafir and milo as key home feed crops for farmers in the kafir belt. It explains feeding cattle and sheep, regional rainfall suitability, and the economic rationale of growing feed locally to support poultry and livestock markets.

Texas New Mexico Iowa Illinois Kafir Kansas Colorado Oklahoma

Federal tax revision proposals released for member vote

Washington December 20 A Chamber of Commerce referendum seeks member opinions on a radical federal tax revision including repeal of excess profits tax shifts to income tax and possible sales or turnover taxes. The report urges continued high revenue and economy while noting the government will run deficits for years.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States Chamber National Chamber R. G. Rhett People’s National Bank Charleston S. C

Herbine digestive aid advertised by Hensler and Story

Distress after eating and irregular bowel movements are linked to poor digestion. The ad promotes Herbine to clear impurities, restore vigor, and aid regularity, priced 60 cents and sold by Hensler & Story. Another note mentions over forty Texas doctors having licenses canceled for disobeying state medical laws.

Hensler & Story Texas Ady

Night watchman Palmore faces assault with a dangerous weapon

Frank Palmore a night watchman on the city police force was arrested Friday night on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon against Bert Greer who was in custody. The preliminary hearing was set for this afternoon but had not been called by 2 30 p m. Greer accused Palmore of striking him with a gun at the jail door after arresting him on a disorderly charge at Reed's store.

Frank Palmore Bert Greer Palmore Reed Greer Judge Brown Ada

Cotton Growers Watch Global Cotton Supplies Amid High Stocks

The data shows ten year averages and 1919 1920 consumption highs with American unspun cotton at 6 086 000 bales and 21 000 000 bales for total consumption. A projected July 31 1921 American unspun cotton around 9 000 000 bales and world carryover up to 13 000 000 bales.

Hester U.S

Cotton stops the wheels of time

A farmer near Ada Oklahoma reports a cotton block stopped his clock. He found lint cotton entwined around the mechanism causing the hands to halt then resumed normal operation once removed. The writer notes this as typical of the cotton states and hopes for normalcy after removal.

Adam A. T. Strong Ada Okla

Remarkable Tanlac testimonial in Carthage influenza recovery

Mrs. Ella Sigler of Carthage Missouri credits Tanlac with restoring appetite digestion and sleep after a six month illness. She reports gaining ten pounds and renewed strength and urges others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold locally by Gwin and Mays Drug Co Ada Stonewall L P Carpenter Francis Drug Co and Dowdy's Pharmacy.

Tanlac Ella Sigler Orchard St Carthage Ada Gwin & Mays Druz Co Stonewall L. P. Carpenter Francis Francis Drug Co Roff Dowdy’s Pharmacy

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