Ada Post Office Record Notation
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Ada
Oklahoma
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
4
Veatch’s Remonstrator Sparks Libel Suit Fallout
A. A. Veatch editor of the Remonstrator pushes hard against socialist foes, signaling a combative stance. The Wayland heirs’ libel suit inflames conflict, prompting Veatch to threaten broader actions against the Wayland family for generations, with no settled gains so far.
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A. A. Veatch
the Remonstrator
Wayland
Veatch
President Wilson plan to divert funds to interior banks
The article contrasts Wilson's plan to curb a wall street panic by distributing government funds to interior banks with Roosevelt's approach of keeping money in New York banks. It argues interior banks would better support the public and that New York banks may resist changes to avoid panic.
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Wilson
Wall Street
New York
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
T. J. Cross
The
Wigwam
Marlow
Oklahoma Demonstration Farm Department Proves Value
Oklahoma's Demonstration Farm Department has expanded since 1909, running about fifty demonstration farms with profits exceeding costs. It supplies seed and information on crops, pests, and farming methods, and has introduced new crops while distributing thousands of circulars and seed for indigent farmers.
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Oklahoma
Department of
State Board of Agriculture
Demonstration Farm Department
United States
Karkoff Wheat
Mebane Triumph
Antes
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Union
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
D. S. Woodson
Conserve Moisture by Frequent Shallow Cultivation
Oklahoma farmers urged to store ground moisture during wet spells by pulverizing the soil surface. Use wide sweeps to create a dust mulch, begin after rains, and prevent crusting to retain moisture for drought periods. Official note from Ada Weekly News ownership and editorial details included.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Demonstration Farm Department
D. S. Woodson
Jackson trial second day details and testimonies
Myrtle Summers corroborates Mrs. Smith as the Jackson murder trial continues. Witness accounts place Johnny Pirtle with a man unknown and describe the body position and weapon location, with multiple witnesses testifying to Pirtle and Jackson sightings, conversations, and prior incidents. The defense challenges the cause of death while the court weighs testimony and resumes proceedings.
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Myrtle Summers
Annie Brown
Pirtle Pass House
Jackson
Johnny Pirtle
Charley Thompson
Isaac Fulsom
Henry Fulsom
Henry Fillmore
Fulsom
Bud Pirtle
Tom Smoot
Pirtle
Jeff Pirtle
John Pirtle
Johnny
Chickasha
Thompson
Stratford
Frank Burnett
S. P. Ross
Local court hears motion as witnesses calm Pirtle case
The trial includes character witnesses Jesse Items John Sutherland and L A Braley with others named. The defense aims to impeach state witnesses amid inquest findings and juror disagreement on death by own action versus murder. Crops dry threaten corn. community reports socials and visits around town MOLENDA JANE.
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John Sutherland
Jackson
L. A. Braley
Ben Allen
George Roberts
al Roberts
G. C. Arnold
Forrest D. Hale
T. J. Chambers
Storm
May
Pirtle
Francis Backs Homer Boys In Weekend Baseball Battles
The Francis team beat Homer twice, 8 to 1 in the first game and 7 to 6 in the second. Pitches by Homer struggled to stop Francis as local players hit steadily. The piece also notes civic life, weddings, school plans, and church events with a lively community tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sports
Francis
Oakman
Homer
Our
Philadelphia scientist advocates rubber from waste cotton
A Philadelphia scientist claims artificial rubber can be produced from waste cotton, especially unripe bolls. He outlines a method turning discarded cotton into usable rubber material.
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Philadelphia
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Vinita
Oklahoma's Demonstration Farm Department
Ada Weekly News
Okla
M. C. Grigsby
News Pub. & Print Co
Otis B.weaver
Frierson Bros
W. C
Bbyron Norrell
C. T. Angel
Pontotoc County
Charley Posey
Tom Watkins
Charley Burton
Rube Burnett
Dave Hyden
George Scroggins
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Jesse
Vanda Black
Lester Henry
Centraloma
Walker Tilley
Caton
Anti-Horse Thief Association
Molenda Jane
Geo. Thompson
Willbanks
Jesse Singing Club
Kite
W. J. Baugh
Talmage Lowman
Lucile Baugh
Stegall
Pontotoc
Lucile
T. T. Lowman
Stonewall
Osage
Great Sea
Lowman
Jarrett
Jeff Carter
Pettyjohn
Carl Stewart
Okmulgee
Yar
Jesse Rebekah Lodge
Julia Schenler
Lehigh
Rebekahs
LNVA
SMGN
Oklahoma City
East Main
Tropics
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