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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1919

Page

4

America to Assume Educational Lead in Postwar Era

The Bureau of Education calls on U S colleges to accept more foreign students to restore global educational leadership after World War I. Germany seeks to regain influence via its universities but the United States hopes to attract students from Near East and beyond with scholarships and access. The State Department and colleges will aid by distributing translations and information to foreign authorities. A separate notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces Ada Ice and Cold Storage Company seeking dissolution and invites objections within 30 days.

Washington, D. C United States Germany Near East America Bureau of Education Department of the Interior Bureau Commissioner of Education Western Europe Great Britain Italy France Czecho-Slovakia Jugo- Slavia Russia Roumania Western Asia State Department State of Oklahoma A. R. Sugg L. E. Franklin J. F. McKeel

M Levin News From Coronado Beach Visit

M Levin writes from Coronado Beach California where he and his family rest at Coronado Tent City. He praises the Ada News and notes Ada friends while discussing oil exploration by American Oil and Refining company near Ada to maintain gas supply.

M. Levin Coronado Beach W. B. Skirvin American Oil and Refining Company Ada Skirvin

West Byng Items and Local Visits

In this dry West Byng note, Mrs P T Torris of Henryetta Oklahoma visits her brother Sue Sellers. fishing at Sandy mouth yields good time and plenty of fish for Lu Golightly family Jess Golightly Bill Golightly Jeddy Hooser and Ed Golightly of Pickett. Barney Bottams and family travel to Egypt to see his sick father. Mrs W H Hudlow and son Homer shop in Ada. Lee Broughton of Stonewall visits Mrs Hudlow with Sunday. James D Howard of Frisco visits. W H Hudlow has worked in Ada the last two weeks. CHOCTAW BILL powder behind projectile.

P. T. Torris Henryetta Okla Sue Sellers Sandy Lu Golightly Jess Golightly Bill Golightly Jeddy Hooser Ed Golightly Pickett Barney Bottams Egypt W. H. Hudlow Homer Ada Lee Broughton Stonewall James D. Howard Frisco H. Hudlow

For Sale 100 Acres Land With Improvements

Want ads offer 100 acres cultivated land with 65 acres tillable a four room house barn good water and three miles of railroad frontage priced at 35 per acre by W A Alexander plus additional listings for 20 acres corn 16 acres cotton 4 acres millet 3 acres cane crop laid by near Ahloso and goodwill wagon scales at Pontotoc Custom Gin with a note on Byron Norrell's Texas trip and Ada home return highlighting nostalgia for Ada in Ada Oklahoma.

W. A. Alexander J. L. Henry Ahloso Pontotoc Ada Byrd’s Mill Roff Center Frisco Stratford Vanoss B. D. Nichols

Oklahoma and Texas Cattlemen Promised Financial Aid

Washington reports relief for Texas and Oklahoma cattlemen after a conference with W G Harding of the federal reserve board and Warner McLean of the war finance board. The plan calls for rediscounting cattle loans and loans to export beef to Europe, with state delegations present.

Washington Texas Oklahoma W. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board Angus W. McLean War Finance Board Europe Kendrick Wyoming Capper Kansas Gore House Parrish Hurspeth Lanham Federal Reserve Bank War Finance Corporation L. W. Long Rush Springs Okla Oklahoma Cattle Raisers’ Association J. J. Gerlach Woodward, Okla

Order Setting Hearing Time for Final Guardian Accounts

In Pontotoc county court an order sets final hearing for nine guardians and executors including W M Gaddis Minnie Clark J H Lucas R M Bronaugh and Minnie B Clark. Hearing is scheduled for August 7 1919 at 2 pm in the Ada Oklahoma county courthouse with Ada News publication notices to precede the date.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc Arthur O. Lobe Gaddis W. M. Gaddis Guardian Walter C. Clark Minnie Clark Harry Carnes Lucas J. H. Lucas Lillian Lucile Lucas Bell Vernice Bronaugh R. M. Bronaugh George W. Chisler Minnie B. Clark Glenn Clark Ada Oklahoma Ada News Orel Busby

Maude Drugist Scouts Ada as Prospective Town Site

Mr. and Mrs. Sheiry of Maude visited the city yesterday. He, a leading druggist there, gave Ada the once over as a potential location and was very favorably impressed with the little city.

Visit Ends As Konawa Couple Return Home

Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor return to their Konawa home Wednesday afternoon from a week visit with Mr and Mrs F Earl Williams. Mind your own business and get some to mind.

Mrs. Earl Taylor Konawa F. Earl Williams

Farm land listings near Ada and Center Oklahoma Prices per acre

Real estate ads show multiple farms and residences around Ada Center Stratford Roff and Vanoss. Properties include 75 to 100 per acre with cash terms and house barns orchards wells and cultivated acreage. Listings detail acreage location cultivation state and some with cash handles and farm improvements.

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