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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
2
The rate is 13 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Monthly ads cost 1.25 dollars per line. Except for regular monthly accounts, all classifieds must be paid when submitted.
Philadelphia, Pa., has more individual home owners than any two American cities, including New York and Chicago, highlighting the city finance and real estate pattern.
A fragmented scoreboard lists participant scores for Forty-eighth McAdoo and Forty-ninth McAdoo events. Names include Smith Davis Underwood Cox Glass Ralston Rob inson Ichie and Saulsbury with various point values and percentages.
The forty fourth ballot shows McAdoo leading with 484.4 votes, Smith 319.1, Davis 71, Robinson 44, and Ralston 31 as factions bargain over Virginia Arkansas and Oklahoma in a bid for a majority. Delegates aim to avoid a nomination and extend the party impasse past precedent.
Athletic Director M Z Thompson projects the 1924 East Central Tiger football team as the greatest in school history. He notes unprecedented early inquiries from high school stars across the district and beyond. The nucleus includes Johnson Kelly Capps Fratz Flemming Rayburn Henderson and others.
Ada Independents and Oklahoma City club square off at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon at the baseball park. Manager A O Green notes a husky lineup with several ex Wilson Packers players and predicts a hard fought game in a busy holiday scrimmage. Green also says Healdton visits Sunday for another top clash this season.
J. S. Moore arrived to aid the Farmers Union in a campaign for closer cooperation. He has been in LeFlore county inspecting potatoes shipped from that area. He notes buyers raised prices and allowed sight drafts to be drawn with shipments after learning of state and national commission involvement.
Washington July 3 the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks at the close of business Monday June 30.
An advertisement promotes Lavoptik eye wash by Gwin and Mays claiming relief from dark circles and bloodshot eyes using camphor witch hazel hydrastic and similar ingredients. Eye cup free with purchase.
County clerk Dave Armstrong says no judgments will exist against the county this year after 90 000 last year. He urges claimants to file after July 12 as the excise board meets July 7 to transfer funds and records work will take longer.
San Francisco July 3 The new American immigration law restricts aliens ineligible for citizenship. Orthodox Chinese men face ending the practice of sending for marriageable girls from China, signaling a radical shift in domestic life on Grant Avenue and nearby.
Mrs Death Hawks of 712 Prospect St Bristol says Cardui cured years of nervousness and fatigue improving her health and energy for daily tasks. She notes months of illness including female trouble and a six month bedridden period, now endorsing Cardui as helpful to other women.
A profile of a Chinese girl raised in San Francisco adopting American flapper culture, independence, and marriage negotiations. It notes expectations of elaborate courtship and costly gifts, while immigration law bars brides from China, leaving the American Chinese to navigate new norms.
R A Sneed secretary of state was unanimously elected commander of the Oklahoma division of the United Confederate Veterans for the ensuing year at the closing session of their annual convention. The 1925 reunion will be at Sulphur. J B A Robinson former governor addressed the morning session.
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