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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1927

Page

3

County 4-H club gears up for Stillwater visit bold

The Ada edition notes 4-H and the Pontotoc county group plan a Stillwater summer trip with officers elected to represent the county. Gladys Gryder wins with a cotton essay and plans a color room entry for Stillwater. Meetings discuss remodeling and county canning projects as club members prep for state contests.

Pontotoc Stillwater Okla County Federafion J. D. Hooten Model Club Gladys Gryder Gladys Pontotoc County Essa Fonteoc County Ason Moran

Boll weevil outbreak feared in county crops

J. B. Hill warns boll weevils are too numerous in many county areas. While damage estimates are premature, even a few weevils cause concern due to rapid multiplication. Weather for the rest of the season will largely determine the impact on crops.

J. B. Hill

Union Valley Man Roasts Cars in Bold Land Office Bid

John Sparks of Union Valley reports a brisk sale of 400 dozen roasted cars last week at 20 to 30 cents per dozen. He notes prices eased toward week’s end as other crops began arriving and competition grew.

John Sparks Union Valley

Union Hill farmer reports good crops but boll weevil pressure rises

Bud Yancey of Union Hill near Ada says crops look fine yet he has seen more boll weevils than he likes, indicating ongoing pest concerns for the area.

Bud Yancey Union Hill Ada

Conservation Oil Company Forms to Pool Oklahoma Leases

In Tulsa a pooling plan forms the Conservation Oil Co to hold and develop leases around a Hunton lime wildcat in Pontotoc County. The 1,330 acre block around the No. 5 Walker well is held by exchange for 1,830 shares. E. B. Reeser presides with T. B. Slick as VP, and officers include D. W. Bell and E. O. Bartlett. The project aims strict conservation and reduced well count, with Magnolia and American Oil & Refining Co among nearby interests. The well drilled to 2,693 feet, flowed wild overnight, and now sits with 2,000 feet of drill pipe awaiting director decisions on future action.

Association South Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association Oklahoma Cotton Oklahoma Pontotoc County A. F. Hinton Tulsa Conservation Oil Co Tom Slick, Inc Hunton E. B. Reeser Barnsdall Corp Reeser Atlantic Oil Prod. Co Mid-Continent Pet. Corp Sinclair Oil & Gas Co T. B. Slick D. W. Bell Tidal Oil Co E. O. Bartlett Jacob France Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp R. A. Griffith Sinclar Oil & Gas Co A. A. Beard T. F. Birmingham Margay Oil Co J. BE. Holm Atlantic Oil Producing Co Slick Barnsdall American Oil and Refining Co Comppany Magnolia Petroleum Co No. & Walker Ada Bowlegs Seminole Shawnee Huaton ‘Ime The Conservation Qil Co

Anthonomus Grandis described as southern ruin and hero promised

C M Hatfield denounces the boll weevil Anthonomus grandis likening its damage to historic sieges and war losses. He laments hungry children and poverty from cotton pests and calls for a heroic savior to restore farms, schools, churches, homes, ships, and a unified citizenship preordained by a higher power.

Anthonomus Grandis Alexander the Great Shermans Chattanooga Savannah Boll Weevil United States Lindbergh Atlantic C. m. Hatfield

Ledge resigns regentship at Oklahoma Military Academy

Oklahoma City June 30. Resignations of General Baird Markham and Colonel J. B. Sledge as regents of the Oklahoma Military Academy at Claremore are under Gov. Johnston after a dispute with Rogers county Rep. T. Tom Kight over Lee Gilstrap as financial secretary. Johnston will seek to resolve the issue to avoid a blow to the academy.

Oklahoma City Baird Markham Ponca City J. B. Sledge Ada Oklahoma Military Academy Claremore T. Tom Kight Rogers County Lee Giletrap Johnston Markham Sledge Board of Regents Kight Gilstrap Harry Gilstrap United States Veterans Bureau J. Byron Sledge Claremiere Ans Lee Gilstrap Gort

Wife of Dabney Dies From Injuries in Auto Crash

Mrs Edwin Dabney wife of the Oklahoma attorney general died in a local hospital at 12 15 today from injuries from a collision on the Edmond Oklahoma City highway last night Amber Jane 14 and Mrs Lonnie McCord were slightly injured The driver Otis DeGraffenreid son of the Edmond mayor faces criminalprosecution and Dabney may be held financially responsible

Oklahoma City Edwin Dabney Edmond Amber Jane Lonnie McCord Dabneys Otis DeGraff Enreid

Boom Towns Along Highway Promise Oil Prospects

The piece surveys mythic towns Bethel City Lindy Pantown Slicker City Myersburg and Slicker City annex along the highway to Oil. It notes eager buyers from Ada and beyond purchasing lots for wooden labor structures as speculation rises while actual booms depend on oil.

Bethel City Lindy Pantown Slicker City Myersburg New Bethel School House Ada

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