Joe Guess Runs a Boarding House in Ada Event
A reader friendly two act play titled Joe Guess Runs a Boarding House will be staged at Convention Hall Friday at 7 30 p m. The five character production mixes humor with practical farm feeding lessons and is free under the Ada Seed Co and county agent auspices. The event follows recent county lectures on farm life and feeding costs.
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Joe Guess
Bob Profit
Molly
Bess
Susie
Ada Seed Co
Hill Reports Growing Interest in Terracing Demonstrations
Agent Hill notes rising farmer interest as more land is terraced. Two demonstrations were held last week near Allen and Vaness, drawing progressive farmers impressed by the ease and results. The system, launched a few years ago, has grown steadily.
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Agent Hill
Mr. Hill
Allen
Vaness
Cotton Acreage Question Faces Farmers in 1928
The 1927 cotton market showed price strength despite a small crop, prompting debate on 1928 acreage. Some farmers may diversify into dairying and other crops, while others push for full cotton. Oregon and Jackson County notes highlight farm bureau activity and diversification ideas. A New Year Club program in Pecan Grove outlines monthly demonstrations from February to December 1928.
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Southwest
Pecan Grove
C. L. Chapman
Vasco Ross
Sam Dew
Ross
C. B. Oliver
Ed Newton
Boring
Cooper
Chapman
Clipb
Poultry Colony Opening Sets Bold Midwestern Event
Oklahoma City prepares for the first large scale poultry colony opening in the middle west on January 27 and 28. Stanley C. Draper of the chamber of commerce notes heavy spending and broad railroad fare reductions to attract attendees for what officials call an outstanding southwest poultry convention.
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Roy C. Potts
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Potts
United States
Oklahoma City
Middle West
Stanley C. Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Frick Terraces Lovelady Field To Prevent Erosion
B H Frick is terracing his Lovelady area with a 20 by 20 terrace design. A tractor pulled terracing grader throws up ridges while a slip scraper adjusts low spots. The work preserves soil and will stop washing, restoring the field's appearance and productivity.
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B. H. Frick
Lovelady
Mr. Frick
Pontotoc County 4 H Club Plans Big Year Ahead
Mrs Morgan outlines a busy schedule for about 26 junior clubs with over 600 boys and girls. Meetings occur monthly with practice sessions for a model meeting and contests including health poultry judging and a style show to crown the best club before spring.
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Pontotoc County
Farm Women's Sale Ad at Court House Fridays
Mrs. B. F. McCauley manager invites patrons to Farm Women's sales every Friday at the court house. She offers to arrange items for customers by telephone 1610F21 and deliver on Saturdays, noting a nice sale in recent weeks and promising satisfaction.
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Court House
B. F. McCauley
Buy It Rent It Sell It Find It With News Want Ada
Local residents seek property and services through the Ada news classifieds listing housing sales rentals and related offerings. Readers can place ads to buy rent or sell goods and connect with sellers and service providers in the Ada area.
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Ada
Ada Sees Construction Boom In 1928 With New High School
Ada enters 1928 with a building surge including a planned $175,000 high school, a $125,000 First Methodist church, 13 new homes totaling $48,900, and an upcoming concrete produce house on Main Street. East Ada leads growth as projects expand with weather and demand.
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Ada
East Central College
Byrds Mill
J. M. Carter
Main Street
O.C.A.A
T. C. Gilstrap
North Hope Avenue
Senators Worthy Over Carl Magee's Charges
Oklahoma City January 13 Demand for an open court of injury to be conducted by the attorney general or County Attorney Wright was stated as the main issue. The report notes the senators consider the charges against Carl Magee and call for transparency in proceedings.
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W. C. Andrews
McAlester
Andrews
Senate Court of Inquiry
House
Johnston
Branson
Harry Cordell
Carl Magee
The
News
Magee
Senate
Cordell
Edwin Dabney
Oklahoma City
Wright
Francis Williamson Dies From Wound In Self Defense
Funeral services were held at 2 this afternoon for Charley Williamson who died Tuesday night at Breco hospital from a wound that pierced his abdomen and liver after an arm injury. City Marshal Willingham was not charged, declared to have acted in self defense in the line of duty. Williamson, 23, survived by his mother and two sisters.
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Francis
Charley Williamson
Breco Hospital
Williamson
Willingham
Pontotoc County Teachers Plan Basketball Event
The executive committee of the Pontotoc County Teachers Association met Saturday to organize a basketball event. Officials discussed event details and fundraising to support local education programs.
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Teachers Association
The
Pontotoc County
Roff Tigers defeat Tecumseh 21 to 15 in hard fought game
The Roff Tigers beat Tecumseh 21 to 15 at home before a large crowd. Crumley led the scorers for Roff with Willingham directing the attack. Tecumseh’s Butler Murray and Price starred for the visitors.
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Roff Tigers
Tecumseh
Roff
Boully
Horsemen
Crumley
Tigers
Willingham
Rofs
Atla
Butler
Murray
Price
Foster
Ce Willingham
H. Hess
Little
Walter
Eric
Macon
L.B
Lowery
R. F. Crumley
A. Taylor
M@ews
Dixon
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Byron Norrell
Rollow Hardware Company
W. T. Dougherty
Rogue River Valley
Stillwater
J. W. Gathers
Meridian
Oklahoma
R. B. Thompson
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Plymouth Rocks
Mantie Kelly
Holden
A. W. Martin
Muskogee
Plymouth
Oregon
George Mansfield
Medford
Mansfield
Farm Bureau
Bureau
New York
San Francisco
Portland
Coe
Geo. Mansfield
Upper
Rogue River
Fancher
J. H. Ingram
Ingram
J. B. Hill
Pecan Grove Club
Mrs. Morgan
Farm Womens Market
John Smith
Albert Ross
Npon
Rofs Tigers
Talor
Matthews
Hick
Golurd
Ditcher& Grader Co., Inc
Owensboro, Ky
Martin
W. J. Coffman Hardware
Ada, Oklahoma
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