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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

3

Ada area land listings with varied crops and prices

Real estate notes describe multiple tracts near Ada and Roff including No 14 to No 21 parcels with acreages from 10 to 240, houses, barns, wells, and cultivable land. Prices range from 25 to 335 per acre with terms and possession details. Walter Floyd and Willy Weaver farms noted. Office location moved to North Broadway near Guaranty State Bank.

Ada Springbrook Bottom Roff Normal School 15Th Street Center School House Pontotoc County Walter Floyd Price Willy Weaver John Paine Steedman North Broadway West Side Street Guaranty State Bank

Clothing and Food at Cost to Employees in Pittsburgh

The Associated Press reports Pittsburgh manufacturers offer workers food and clothing at cost to curb rising living costs. Plants supply ham and bacon direct from packers, groceries, overcoats, shoes, and even a planned tailor shop. A department store run by the company serves only employees, charging cost plus rent and utilities. The piece notes rents remain high and worker housing is scarce.

Associated Press Pittsburgh

Gore's Picture Vanishes From Statehouse Walls

In Oklahoma City a framed portrait of U S senator Thomas Pryor Gore disappeared from the United Confederate Veterans assembly room on the statehouse fifth floor. Reported by veterans and staff, no one admits knowledge of its removal though Tulsa residents Tate Brady and Albert T. Hunt claim a 1919 Sons of Confederate Veterans resolution called for Gore's portrait to be taken down. No official action by the Sons has been recorded.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Sherlock Holmes Craig Kennedy Statehouse Thomas Pryor Gore United States Oklahoma United Confederate Veterans Assembly Room Veterans’ Assembly Room Veterans’ Association United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans Ada Senator Gore Tate Brady Albert T. Hunt Tulsa Brady Mr. Hunt Sons of Confederate Veterans

Australians urged to prepare for defence amid League of Nations talk

Sir Joseph Cook, Navy Minister, told the Navy League meeting in Sydney that Australians must keep rifles ready and spend the last dollar on preparation. He warned Europe remains full of hatreds and urged disarmament efforts but stressed Australia could need its rifles at home. He linked hope to the League of Nations and urged continued vigilance.

Associated Press Sydney Australia Joseph Cook Navy League Europe League of Nations National Rifle Association Women’s Reform League Cee Wa

Hungarians Appeal to World for Help

Berlin dispatch reports the Austrian Democracy central board appeals to world workers, especially socialists in the United States and Europe, to halt what it calls the slaughter of communists and socialists in Hungary. The piece claims 500 victims under Bela Kun, with more than ten times that number charged by drumhead court martial under Admiral Horthy's government troops.

Special Berlin United States England France Italy Hungary Bela Kun Admiral Horthy

Robbers Loot State Bank of Kinta in Oklahoma

Robbers entered the State Bank of Kinta in Haskell County Oklahoma late Thursday night or Friday morning and escaped with $1,000 in Liberty Bonds. Bank officials discovered the loss Friday morning and the vault was damaged with one side torn open.

State Bank AT Kinta Oklahoma City State Bank of

London forms American Legion chapter for veterans

The National Council sanc tioned a London branch of the American Legion with Edward Cantor receiving the charter. Former AEF members join as the chapter will run the Washington Inn to keep veterans in touch while hosting up to 100 men with Lady Waldorf Astor as patroness.

Associated Press London American Legion National Council of the Legion Edward Cantor Europe America American Expeditionary Force Washington Inn France Lady Waldorf Astor

Reeves and Weir Wed in Ada Home Ceremony

Reeves of Idabel and Weir of Ada married quietly at 3 PM in Ada. Rev. Morris officiated. couple to live in Idabel after a trip to Oklahoma City. She worked at Southern Ice and Utilities. he manages a hardware store and was with Ada Milling Company.

Reeves-Weir Ollie Weir Ada Noble B. Reeves Idabel A. O. Weir Rev C. C. Morris Miss Weir Southern Ice and Utilities Company Reeves Ada Milling Company Katy Oklahoma City

City Sustained In Gas Hearing By High Court

The Oklahoma high court dismissed the McThwaite Oil and Gas appeal from a district court ruling over Ada gas rate increases. The case arose after the corporation commission in 1918 ordered rates up from 25 to 35 cents per thousand, while Ada city framed a charter clause guaranteeing 25 cent rates. A district court restraining order blocked the higher rates pending further action. The supreme court denied the writ of prohibition, leaving uncertainty about next steps by the parties.

McThwaite Oil and Gas Company District Court Pontotoc County J. W. Dean High Court Corporation Commission Ada McThwaite Company Bolen Supreme Court

PE R U N A Promoted For Chronic Bronchitis And Catarrh

A testimonial notes twenty six years of chronic bronchitis, relief after using PE R U N A for hoarseness and fatigue. Promoter claims it aids catarrh in head and chest, stomach trouble, constipation, rheumatism, and intestinal catarrh. Available in tablet or liquid form through any store.

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Jerusalem plans to reform while preserving ancient charm

Professor Patrick Geddes outlines Zionist plans to improve Jerusalem without erasing its historic feel. He will start Hebrew University work next year using existing buildings and add chemistry labs. Dr. Weizmann to lead research. a Palestine museum is proposed with safeguards for artifacts.

Associated Press London Patrick Geddes Jerusalem Zionist Organization Zionist Bulletin Geddes Hebrew University Weizmann Owen’s College Manchester Palestine

Gunfight Near Blue Mound Ends in Death

Lorden McLish was killed and William Isaacs wounded in a midnigh gun battle near the Rose home southwest of Franks. John Rose and two sons are jailed on charges related to the shooting amid conflicting accounts of who fired first and why the Indians were attacked.

Lorden McLish William Isaacs Crump Brown John Rose Will Ira Rose Blue Mound School House Franks McLish Isaacs Pontotoc Blue Mound Johnston County

Japanese Government Bans Cotton Yarn Exports

Tokyo December 26 The Japanese government will prohibit export of cotton yarns and cotton tissues to curb rising prices and raw cotton costs. A shortage amid growing demand drives prices up. speculation by yarn brokers and futures trading cited. Customs duty exemptions will apply to imports of cotton yarn and tissues. Osaka spinners and mills plan expanded imports from the United States and China to boost production. Indications were also noted that the Tillman County poultry exhibition will be a standout event.

Associated Press Osaka United States China

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