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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

Page

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Ada dairies and farmers push progressive rural living

The column describes Ada residents moving east of town to dairy and poultry operations. It profiles W Hayley and his 12 milking cows, John Thrasher’s expanding livestock, C S Aldrich’s Rhode Island Reds, and Miss Johnnie Lucas running a growing dairy with 19 cows, plus notes on Collins and Praytor families. It also covers orchard work, truck farming, lime sulfur spray recipes, mineral rations for hogs, and regional grape growing prospects.

Ada W. Hayley Hayley Broadway Ms. Hayley Yley John Thrasher John Mis Hoot Owl Ranch North Old Cemetery Rhode Island Ardmore Thrasher Mr. Watson C. S. Aldrich Holdenville Maryland Aldrich E. H. Lucas Cement Company Mr. Lucas Lucas Miss Johnnie Ensilage C. S. Collins J. C. Praytor Collins Praytor

Senators Clash Over Newberry Seat Buying Charge

National Republican leaders faced sharp charges from Senator Underwood that they sought to buy a Senate seat for Truman Newberry. The debate focused on a $200,000 expenditure by relatives and friends and whether Newberry is entitled to the seat amid Ford's challenge. Democratic leaders prepared a resolution replacing Walsh's measure, seeking to declare a vacancy.

Washington Underwood Alabama Senate Truman H. Newberry Henry Ford Newberry Owen Oklahoma Walsh Montana

Boll Weevil Not Found in Cocklebur Weevils, Confirms Experts

A 1922 Mississippi era note reports cocklebur weevils resemble but are not boll weevils. Entomologist C. E. Sanborn and S. D. Oliphant urge farmers to avoid misidentifying root pests, noting true boll weevil feeds only on cotton, not cocklebur or horseweed.

Pontotoc County Stillwater Wells Ada Security State Bank Ada Okla J. B. Hill C. E. Sanborn S. D. Oliphant Toltec Ark Bolivar County Mississippi United States J. W. Fox Delta and Pine Land Co Scott, Miss

Local Man Faces Double Charge in Ada Counterfeiting Case

Bonnie L. Biggs, charged with passing thirty four $50 bills in Ada and indicted by a U S grand jury in Muskogee, has been returned from Kansas City where he is on bond in a similar case. He testified to investigators about the photographic process used to produce the counterfeit bills.

Bonnie L. Biggs Ada United States Grand Jury Muskogee Kansas City Biggs U. S. Treasury

Legion talk stirs Ada veterans for loyalty and cleanup

Dudley C. Monk urged Norman Howard post veterans to back clean government and active citizenship. He outlined American Legion aims to unite ex servicemen, preserve war memories, and push service to the buddy, as crowds packed the club rooms during a membership drive.

Dudley C. Monk Okmulgee American Legion Ada Legion Hall Monk Legion Club Smith Brown Samgy W. M. Emanuel Longley Fentem Pat Holley Roy Adair Norman Howard Post

Arbuckle Goes On Trial Again For Manslaughter

Roscoe Arbuckle faces a second manslaughter trial in San Francisco over Miss Virginia Rappe’s death after a prior mistrial. The case features grand jury proceedings, witnesses who saw Rappe with Arbuckle, and added charges including a liquor violation. Gavin McNab leads defense for Arbuckle.

San Francisco Roscoe Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Harold Louderback Arbuckle Miss Rappe Hotel St. Francis Zeb Provost Alice Blake Gavin McNab Chie Motion Picture

Harris Reaps Returns With Turkey Investment Near Hickory

County Agent Hill reports R. S. Harris near Hickory made good profits last year by staking two neighbors with turkeys. He lent six birds to one man and seven to another, agreeing to take half of the increase. Harris received 27 turkeys, sold $107 worth, and still owned the original flock.

Hill R. S. Harris Hickory

First Show Here Impresses with Exhibit Quality

Observer notes satisfaction with exhibits both in number and quality at the inaugural show. He recalls the first event as a decent start and praises future prospects for continued success.

Robbers Loot Hynds Grocery For Cigars And Ten Cents

Burglars ripped the screen from a back window at Hynds Grocery, 204 West Main, last night and stole cigars and tobacco along with ten cents in cash. J C Hynds and officers pursue clues. a man in white trousers was seen leaving the store. An invoice will show what other stock is missing. In Bartleville Camp Fire girls and Boy Scouts held a mixer at the Presbyterian church with Miss Iva Burch supervising Troop 3.

Hynds’ Grocery Company West Main Street J. C. Hynds Bartleville Iva Burch Presbyterian Church

Home Grown Cow Feeds for Economic Dairy in Oklahoma

The article promotes on farm protein feeds to boost milk yield in 1922 Oklahoma. It argues legume hay, especially alfalfa and cowpeas, along with peanuts and cane or Sudan hay, sustain cows without buying feed. It asserts four cows need three acres cowpeas and three acres nuts plus pasture for self sufficient dairy income.

Oklahoma

Patterson Resigns Sunday As Pastor of Presbyterians

Rev N P Patterson resigns as Ada First Presbyterian pastor after twenty months. He will leave about January 15 to become pastor at North Platte Nebraska. His last sermon here will be January 16 and the church board says the move is to enter a bigger field of service with no hard feelings.

N. P. Patterson First Presbyterian Church Ada Patterson North Platte Nebraska Aca

Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Regular Bowels

Constipation of the bowels is a stoppage of the sewerage system that removes waste matter from the body. It is essential to move bowels daily to carry off waste. For health, keep bowels regular by taking Chamberlain's Tablets when needed.

Chamberlain

Four Churches Begin Weeklong Meeting Series

Four churches launched a four week series with meetings rotating among the churches. The first gathering was conducted Sunday.

Hominy

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