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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

2

Trench Silos and Peanut Program Highlight County Shows

A retrospective view of the farm year 1940 in Teview highlights heavy snows, tree planting and a new Angus herd. 4-H club feeding contests, livestock shows, and county-wide demonstrations mark a busy sequence from January through December. 吉林.

Teview J. B. Hill C. Ht. Hailey Oklahoma Gene Mungle Atoka Soil Conservation Service District Konawa Ada Chamber of Commerce State Extension Department Tarris Chaskes Bates Adans Hecan Cantesis Olemah Ada's Bee Banks Anonsor Count Agant Hailey Haws Tdinty Sariculturskerognamy Jenior

Agriculture Had a Year Oklahoma Can Be Proud Of Says Joe C Scott

Oklahoma farmers reported strong yields across barley corn and sorghum with higher prices and improved farm income. Notable gains included barley 20 bushels per acre corn at 40 million bushels and sorghum performing above long term averages. Junior clubs expanded activity and rural elections spurred farmer interest in progress and reform.

Oklahoma Joe C. Scott Jor C. Schott Sire Beart Jorlahoma City Doe NPE Cpi Tooter Mast Fivesterek Jardefigits Easit TSN Wang Oklabarn Jnca Pac Kase Port Seom Harvey Bern Abe Faso LA Cette HSS Oklalinene Lipirt Jonior

Solon Sues Railroad For Waking Him Up

New York Dec 28 A United States congressman filed in Sedgwick court a suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad for disturbances that woke him from sleep. Rep Samuel Ygkstein of New York alleges a conductor rang the bell and entered his room loudly demanding payment after a night’s sleep was disrupted. He says he paid $15 under protest and has suffered since, preventing peaceful rest and intruding on his duties in Washington. The case seeks damages for the alleged unlawful awakening and harassment.

New York United Pennsylvania Boday Sedorgl Court Samuel Ygkstein Saniteastia Stein Tickstein Cates i

Christmas Cards and a Postal Dilemma in a Dickensian Tale

A whimsical narrative set around Christmas postal duties, describing a clerk pondering missed greetings and an overwhelmed post office. The scene follows a man awaiting timely December mail, lamenting delays, and reflecting on the social longing tied to seasonal cards and distant friendships.

Christmas Mailbox Moment in a Quiet Night

A weary man peers at a mailbox under a late night sky and finds a glimmer of hope. He recalls a broken Christmas ritual and finally greets the season with a shy, awkward joy as a distant memory lightens his mood.

Qhristmag

Milk supply improverent proposed by Cornell team

A rough OCR based report from ETHACA NW describes Cornell University researchers claiming they developed a process to increase milk yield. The plan estimates production of about 1500 quarts more per day across facilities, with the method expected to cut energy use and improve dehydration efficiency.

Ethaca Cornell University Prelosannimikerd Ocrnlertis Ing Air

Sunray Plans Storage Tank at Alken Refinery

Sunray contracts to build a streamlined storage tank at its Alken refinery for natural gasoline, aiming to reduce warehousing and improve throughput. The project, tied to Stinky Oil, envisions 28 tanks and supports efficiency gains in fuel storage and handling. Groundbreaking aims for April completion with streamlined operations.

Alken Hekannan Fy Martin

Melbourne Star Attends Global Events Amid China Ties

Melbourne based figure attended more events than any other person, with parents listed as entertainers. She studies at a local school and participates in sports and school activities during her stay. Recent travels include Queensland and South Australia, amid a broader schedule and official notices.

Melbourne Australia Iupa Hievédttn Migaven Ion Eteevan Warmainbool School Queensland New South W Vittoria South Australia

Farm Income Gains Seen Across First Months of 1939

The agriculture department estimates total farm income for November and the first 11 months of 1939 reached about 9.0 to 9.1 billion dollars, including government payments. Cash income plus benefits showed a rise over 1938, with higher farm receipts from crops, livestock, and dairy, while government aid remained substantial.

Washington Agriculture Department Cerito Aare Aariculture

Surprising Tokyo Phone Call Shocks Blakemore Family

Sapulpa Oklahoma report describes a Tokyo call where star athlete Terence Blakemore, a University of Oklahoma graduate active in student affairs, greeted his parents from Tokyo and said he intends to stay in Asia to study international affairs. The piece notes his connection to Tokyo and ongoing plans while mentioning the family’s reaction.

Sapulpa Okla Upi Tokyo Japan Blakemores Tern University of Okl Houma Teleya Asia Fant Mastanedt

Editor Urees More U.S. Aid to Britain

An editorial critique argues for increased U.S. support to Britain and Allies, warning that failure would harm American interests and risk global revolution. The piece calls for decisive action to prevent Britain’s collapse and the spread of militant influence, citing geopolitical stakes and national security.

Urees U.S Britain

Ford Sentence Is Suspended For Embezzlement Case

Tommy F. Foard former county treasurer was fined two dollars and given a suspended five year penitentiary term by District Judge Crawford after pleading guilty to embezzling $91,000 in county funds. The sentence is suspended on good behavior. Foard had faced removal from office since 1933 for bond purchases linked to embezzlement allegations.

Tommy F. Foard den Needor Ford Due ‘Smailey Sore Weleerka

Young Git Injured In Shooting Scrape

In Clovis Texas a woman named Wanda was wounded by a bullet blamed on a line of fire meant for Chester Watkins. Investigators said the bullet may have been aimed at the Watkins ranch, 13 miles southeast, as officers and state authorities search for suspects. The shooting occurred during a meal when Wanda heard a noise and realized she had been struck. Tracks showed two men fled toward the Watkins property and then toward a highway heading south of Farwe.

Clovis Wands Lee Martin Guitare Wourrolli Beng Guedionet Texas New Mexan Hunt Biz Oscar Wilks Palmer County Chester Watkins Watkins Dausiver Watkins Ranch Here Martin Facity Waspathy Wanda Watkits Farwe Tex

Envoy To Vatican Undergoes Surgery

An operation was performed to remove gall stones from C. Taylor Roosevelts representative at the Vatican. Dr Frank Laker of a renowned clinic in New England Hospital led the surgery. The former chairman of the United States Steel Corp was described as serious but good by Dr Bahhey, with a expected recovery in weeks.

Rosto Wee Gett Stanes Tyadtt Atycon C. Taylor Presigent Roosevelt Frank Laker Kew England United States Bahey

Charae Against Oil Man Is Dismissed

A Tulsa divorce case ends with a settlement and child support agreement. Judge Bert John orders Pauline Faye Williams to pay 734 dollars monthly for the minor, while Dixie Gilmer’s divorce is granted without opposition.

Tulsa Bert Dixie Gilmer Williams Gilmer Ox. Reesor

Sufrie Woman Injured In Tulsa Automobile Wreck

A Sufrie Woman was injured in a collision near Chandler while traveling through Tulsa Oklahoma. Mrs J H Best, 49, Guthrie, suffered head injuries and was taken for medical care. De Bovey and two grandsons were slightly injured in the same incident.

Sufrie Tolsa Okle J.H. Best Guthrie Verlag Chandlar Loge de Bovey

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