Debates Win for Ross High School at Milburn
The Ross High School debating team beat Milburn to in Milburn last Thursday. Team members were Alan Pratt Merle Bryant and Katheryn Hamer. They were guided by Prof Weems and Rev Joe Gist.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
5
The Ross High School debating team beat Milburn to in Milburn last Thursday. Team members were Alan Pratt Merle Bryant and Katheryn Hamer. They were guided by Prof Weems and Rev Joe Gist.
Farmers are offered a special price this month at Ada Cotton Oil Mill for cottonseed meal and hulls as a low cost feed option. The announcement highlights price advantage compared with other feeds and is dated January 14.
Allen High portion reports state officials Heflin and Porter visiting Ada schools to discuss consolidation with McCall Chapel district. Also note building openings, new telephone offices, civic events and local engagements across Ada and surrounding areas.
Ada Cotton Oil Mill advertises Choctew Mixed Feed to boost milk and butter yields. Sold by all stores for about $1.00 with location noted as Ada.
The Francis township convention gathered at the town hall on January 20 and elected C. J. Norman as chairman, Mrs. Fred Bean as vice chair, Mrs. Gene Miller as secretary, and delegates Oren Nelson W. H. Hammond Guy Chaddick and Fred Bean to the county convention. The proceedings were interrupted by sleet and snow beginning at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening.
W C Rollow offers alfalfa hay for sale at his Boggy area farm. The ad notes weekly Fridays as sale days with contact at the farm.
Weekly note from W C Rollow dated January 7 listing a recurring Boggy event on Fridays and its organizer.
In Union Valley residents note mild snow and Christmaslike weather. Local households report visitors including WORSTELL J A Burks, Elzie Warren and wife, Roy and Johnnie Robin, J W Parish, J H McDaniel and family, F E Duncan, Mrs Galey, George Ivy, Edgar Eller, J W Owens, George Steele and family, Belle Waldon and Lorene Waldon, and Maurie Harris from Maxwell making Sunday calls and visits.
District Judge William H. Zwick declared Oklahoma's auto ownership certificate and container display law unconstitutional. The ruling enjoins collection of the $1.50 fee and orders refunds of fees already collected. The case by Mrs. Eddy Wall seeks to void the program and halt further sales. The highway department may appeal to the appellate court.
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