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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

2

Sunday School in Pontotoc County Grows Steadily

A Pontotoc County Sunday School Association report shows about 48 schools with 4500 students, roughly 15 percent of the county population. Since January 1 three new schools formed and many teachers from public schools are aiding the effort.

Pontotoc County Robert Bradley A. FE. Anderson Jones Chapel C. M. Gwaltney Frisco D. M. Salles H. S. Emerson Franks Mary Nichols Jesse Sutherland Colbere Lloyd Parker Craig Parker Lightning Ridge T. K. Treadwell Allen Vera Maxwell Lovelady Bradley Pontote

Editors Own Column Notes Readers Send In News

Byron Norrell reports Carlos Hisan now in San Juan Texas requests the News be mailed for local updates. Tracie Harris renews to keep informed while eye strain prompts timely payment. incubators aid spring fryer plans as counties boost poultry hatch efforts amid containment success in the Northeast.

Carlos Hisan Vaness Maxwell San Juan Texas

Okmulgee County Poultry Breeders Plan Big Hatchery

Poultry breeders in Okmulgee County plan a large hatchery to hatch chicks for the public at a set rate. Many people prefer buying baby chicks to hatching them, and custom hatcheries are becoming common in various regions.

Okmulgee County

Will Meharg keeps busy in Tishomingo gin business

Ada residents recall Will Meharg an old friend who once ran a gin at Fitzhugh and helped rebuild a subscription. Now back in Tishomingo he reports good health after a recent hospital stay and notes rain boosts farming as garden truck goes in and crops begin to green.

Will Meharg Tishomingo Ada Fitzhugh

Hills club start signals busy racing season start

Agent Hill begins preparations for a new season and notes terracing could be a profitable contracted service for farmers. He observes farmers in Tennessee and Oklahoma building improved roads as part of a nationwide push to modernize infrastructure.

Agent Hill Hill Tennesse Nashville Oklahoma Wilburton

Embargo on Poultry Criticized by Agriculture Official

Secretary Gore says no need for strict general poultry embargoes due to European fowl pest. Federal action targets disease, coordinates state rules, but state bans remain under state control and may shift. Shippers urged to consult state stock sanitary authorities while inspectors monitor the outbreak with no spread indicated.

Gore Department United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry

CHICKASAW HILL COMMUNITY NOTES AND VISITS

Farmers sow oats as residents record weekend visits and small gatherings. Mr and Mrs Lynch stay with Feaster in Colberg. Bernice Gillan visits. Ward family from Wilson visits Whittaker home. Roy Tolliver travels to Ross. Feaster family visits daughter Mrs Lynch. George Toliver returns from Stratford. McKnight brothers visit Tyree. Whitaker family hosts. Kate Laseman visits Ada for tonsillectomy. N C Bowen of Roff visits Ewing.

Hettie Laseman Ada

White eggs dyed brown to fetch better prices

London markets report spotted eggs dipped in coffee to create brown shells. Some eggs turn coffee flavored if left too long, while brown shells have long commanded higher prices in London.

London United States

County Treasury Faces Ongoing Losses After February Start

A county treasury audit shows about $195,000 in warrants paid during February, with funds released from the coffers. Treasurer J. W. Westbrook notes warrants dating back two years were paid off this month.

J. W. Westbrook

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Roff T. H. Smith Yeager W. G. Gervis Stonewall G. W.garrett Woody Bingham Ada Church of Christ A. Floyd Presbyterian Hugh Norris Asubry J. S. Jared Christian C. E. Cunning Baptist J. A. Ridling Presbyterian Church Ebert Berlin Byron Norrell Tracie Harris Near Calvin Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Detroit Chicago West Tennessee Sonny California Higneas Arizona OF Osten Resort Hotels J. H. Shackleford BE. E. Kerger Slayton, Minn Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Concord East 9Th Street L. C. Haggard Coffman & Sparks Co East Main Ada, Oklahoma the Style Shop Burk’s C. D. Price Wetumka
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