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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1957

Page

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Farm Bureau Pushes State Law On Sales Tax Here

Oklahoma farm leaders pressed two state legislators at a Saturday Farm Bureau meeting to drop the two percent sales tax on farm materials like feed seed fertilizer and equipment. Rep J W Huff opposed removal citing possible cuts to old age pensions while Sen Glen Collins did not attend and the group urged lawmakers to view tax as a cost of production. Farmers and business members argued tax increases the cost of living and hurts farming competitiveness with neighboring states.

Aldridge Hotel W. L. Knickmeyer Pontotoc County J. W. Huff Martin Clark Farm Bureau Glen Collins Ben Theimer Huff Harry Lundgaard Evergreen Mills Bureau W. C. ‘Dub” Story Phil Busby Lundgaard Oklahoma Kansas Texas Hult

Milow Watkins Dies at 80 in Ada Oklahoma

Milow Watkins 80 of Route 3 Ada died Wednesday morning at home. Funeral services Thursday afternoon at Criswell Funeral Chapel with Elder R. T. Rorie officiating, burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Born October 16, 1876 in Terre Haute Indiana, he grew up in Lee County Mississippi where he married Zula King. He moved to Pontotoc County in 1925 and farmed south of Ada until retirement about ten years ago. Survivors include his wife two daughters Frances Sherrell Ada and Mrs Ted Creager Bristow two sons Brad and Robert Watkins Roswell New Mexico two sisters Elizabeth Hill Montgomery Alabama and Amelia Shumaker Lomaso California ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Milow Watkins Route 3 Ada Criswell Funeral R. T. Rorie Rosedale Cemetery Mr. Watkins Terre Haute Ind Lee County Mississippi Zula King Pontotoc County Frances Sherrell Ted Creager Bristow Brad Robert Watkins Roswell N. M Elizabeth Hill Montgomery Ala Amelia Shumaker Lomaso Calif

Lula Farmer Builds His Own Pasture Drill at $33

Elmo Hamilton, farming about 200 acres north of town, built a pasture drill for Bermuda grass and legumes to save costs. He bought a two hole fertilizer box, welded a frame, and mounted the device on his tractor drawbar. He mixes seed and fertilizer in the box and the machine deposits the mix in the row, total cost just over $33.

Elmo Hamilton Hamilton Bermuda Lula Here

Frisco Woman Meets Hidden Cousin Three Miles Away

Mrs M M Maxwell met her cousin Blain Glover for the first time on Saturday in Frisco. They had lived within three miles of each other for years, located by Maxwell’s sister in Tulsa who mailed the Glovers a Christmas card and revealed a sister in Frisco. The two families then enjoyed a long, warm visit.

Frisco M.M Maxwell Blain Glover Tulsa

Sausage Links Featured In Quick Luncheon Plan

A compact luncheon idea uses pork sausage links as a lifesaver in a hush. Arrange cooked pork sausage links on toast with cheese sauce, fruit salad, coffee and dessert. This easy yet nutritious meal suits a fast midday meal.

Ahloso School Opens New $35,000 Building in 1957

Ahloso students and teachers begin the new year in a modern five‑classroom, block building measuring 51 by 96 feet. Constructed with federal aid for 19 Indian students, the facility includes two rest rooms, an office, and storage. Principal J C Treas notes planned expansion while easing crowding concerns.

Ahloso Ahloso School Treas Abloso Joe Moore

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