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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

13

Railroads in Texas faced extraordinary 1919 conditions

The 1919 annual report of B F Bush Regional Director Public mentions three Texas marked factors oil development rainfall and a bumper wheat crop. Oil growth hit branch lines and light construction roads hampering operations while rainfall damaged crops and tracks. Wheat movement to export via Galveston rose with more vessels diverted there.

Associated Press Washington Texas B. F. Bush Bush Texas and Pacific Wichita Falls Northwestern Galveston

Wilson items mention social visits and new cars

School attendance remains strong and many residents share news of travel and visits. Mr Dave Reynolds shows a new view tram while several families relocate or acquire Ford cars. Local residents join in church gatherings teach and plan a future basketball team as the community notes sickness and school start.

Dave Reynolds S. E. Rogers Lizzie Ella Rogers A. W. Bossa Dilton Okla W. H. Hilliard W. H. Travelor Velma Golden Elbert Tillery Burk Burnett Tex Loman W.W. H. Jordan Bee Stewart Burk Burnett Texas C. A. Stewart

Marion County residents seek better roads and new homes

Summers CiaPxa notes readers about Ada visits by Roger Wood and Earlin Haskins, Mel Wood and Jack buying a Spring Brook farm from Marion Ark. Wood expects Pontotoc County as future home while Ark residents consider Oklahoma. Reports of people leaving Marion for better roads and Ozark ties, plus local visits and farm moves amid bad weather.

Roger Wood Earlin Haskins Ada Mel Wood Mel Jack Spring Brook Wood Marion County Ark Pontotoc County Mountain Echo Oklahoma Ozarks Jennings Burris Hellen L. D. Haskins Terrel Mr. White Vaness

Oklahoma Education Association Meets in Oklahoma City

The Oklahoma Education Association holds its fourteenth annual convention in Oklahoma City with speakers of national stature including Ex President Taft and noted scholars. Members receive a special reduced fare upon presenting Identification Certificates available through county and district superintendents.

Oklahoma Education Association Oklahoma City The Oklahoma Education As William Howard Taft A Ee Harvard University A. McMurry Peabody Liege Nash Johan W Walter Sargent Chicago University Taft Fair Grounds America Democ University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Glee Club

Albany Prussians Scene Over New York Government Denial

The piece accuses Speaker Sweet and his Judiciary Committee of blocking representation and barring Bar Association Committee members from arguments against suspending Socialist Assemblymen. It highlights the committee head as a renowned U.S. jurist and criticizes the move as anti representative government. Erzberger's condition worsens after a shooting in Berlin. Aviators in Paris form a union with fixed salaries and a president elected.

Albany New York Hughes Bar Association Committee Sweet Junkers United States Uniteds Supreme Court Junker Associated Press Paris Lieutarchal Germany Berlin

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Poriety Brand Clothes Summers CiaPxa Wilson Robertson Gwin and Mays Drug Erzberger Mathis Erzberger Oltwig von Hirschfield W. ©. Rollow Stn Dean E. B. Gregory W. C. Rollow Cary Shuler Lula Sylvia Boyd Henry Maxwell Carrie Bryant Matt Smith Susie’ Finley Francis
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