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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1940

Page

3

4 H Clubs Get Ready for Annual Encampment at Bromide

Pontotoc county 4 H members prepare for the encampment at the Boy Scout camp in Bromide August 2 and 3. Wayne Cinnamon says about 250 attended last year and similar turnout is expected. 22 clubs are invited, with activities including baseball, boating, swimming, horse shoes, tennis, shuffleboard, a two hour educational film, and club meals in tents supervised by County Agent C H Hailey and demonstration agent Mrs Jessie Morgan. The article notes the first streamlined locomotive built in 1889, reaching 110 mph, on display at the Smithsonian.

Pontotoc County Bromide Wayne Cinnamon C. H. Hailey Innamon Jessie Morgan

Fifty Years Of Teaching By A Floyd Remembered

A Floyd, longtime Ada educator, marks 50 years in teaching dating from July 14 1890 when he began in Muddy Fork Arkansas. He later led Irving and Washington schools and served as county superintendent for multiple terms. He retires at 68 with five sons successful in various fields and a life spent in public service.

A. Floyd Pontotoc County Washington Ada Floyd Muddy Fork Howard County Arkansas Indian Territory Round Prairie Calvin Oak Grove Allen Asher Center Irving Irving School Washington School Oklahoma Boards of Education Oklahoma Territory Tecumseh West King’s Road Floyd Hatchery Curtis Coal County Otis Clinton Iowa Denton East Central State College Herman Southwest Gas Company Anthony

Silo Advise Drives Oklahoma Farmers to Build More Silos

In 1940 Oklahoma will see 100 to 1,000 new silos across counties. C H Hailey says 5,000 more silos will be filled than ever before, with over 95 percent trench or ditch silos. A Washita County study shows trench silos can rival concrete, aiding tenant farmers and the poor in securing feed. guidance urges cutting Johnson grass and Sudan at peak, filling silos, saving all feed for winter. Additionally, Muskogee reports Oklahoma C I O unions endorsing President Roosevelts defense program at a special meeting.

Oklahoma C. H. Hailey Pontotoc Washita Farm Johnston County Sudan

Trench Silo Problems: Answers on Filling and Covering

Q and A cover ensilage preparation with an ensilage cutter or carrier, costs of choppers, power needs, and packing methods. Details include trench filling with a worker in the trench, water use, and top-covering strategies using straw, green feed, or weed-cut straw bundles.

Roff founder of town of Roff dies at 92

Joseph T. Roff longtime cattleman and founder of the town of Roff in Indian Territory died at his home in Roff Saturday morning at 9 30. He was 92. Surviving are four daughters and six sons. He helped establish Roff in 1880s, built the first store and post office, served as mayor and postmaster, and authored A Brief History of Early Days in North Texas and the Indian Territory in 1930.

Joseph T. Roff Roff Indian Territory Burrel Heathman Homer Leeper Lee Dowdy Joe Robnett Manuel Merritt G. C. Castleberry Clay Jones Ada Ruth Sullivan Mildred Smith Sulphur Sybil Johnson Tishomingo Will Roff Tom Mike Roff Dick Roff Independence Kan Clem Roff Oak Grove Sidney Roff Pauls Valley Charles Roff-to-be Negro Cook Mill Creek Burl Heathman Frisco Railroad Joe Roff Roffee J. C. Winnetown Sons 'Am Shaveck N Cook County Texas Mr. Roff Chickasaw Nation Oklahoma

Milk Diet Best Fit for Hot Weather

In hot weather people favor a dairy based diet to stay comfortable. Milk and dairy products are said to build resistance to diseases and provide cooling effects while offering balanced nutrients. Consumption rises in summer across income groups.

Soil Conservation Tour Planned in Pontotoc Friday

A soil conservation tour for Pontotoc county in the Konawa district is set for Friday July 19. W H Murtry district conservationist Edd Roberts extension conservationist from Stillwater and C H Hailey Pontotoc county agent will lead. The 9 a m start from the agent's office at the courthouse will visit four farms focusing on weed control in pasture post lot cultivation vegetation in terrace outlets and growing sweet clover and oats together.

Pontotoc County Konawa

Bedtime Story Fire Fatality In Milwaukee Building

Fire crews raced through downtown Milwaukee to a building where a passerby saw smoke. Inside a smoke filled second story room they found Edward Hackensmith asleep on a sofa with charred remains and a hamburger on a lit gas pilaf. He said he had been preparing a bedtime snack.

Milwaukee Edward Hackensmith

Eighth District Legion Convention Opens in Ponca City

In Ponca City the eighth district Legion convention opened with speakers including Eric Schall former commander Milt Phillips of Oklahoma City department adjutant and A B Rivers of Okmulgee department commander addressing attendees.

Ponca City Eighth District Legion Eric Schall Pastent Milt Phillips Oklahoma City A. B. Rivers Okmulgee

Vocation Education Funds Are Slashed in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City July 12 cuts in four vocational education departments will slash federal funds by 11400. Rehabilitation, trades and industries, and vocational agriculture face 10 percent cuts while vocational home economics loses five percent. State and federal matches vary by budget. changes replace two veteran finance members with Loyd Cossey and W H Clasby.

Oklahoma City State Board of Education Trades and Industries Houston Wright NVA Curtis Booher Roy Emans Loyd Cossey Arnett Booher W. H. Clasby Orlando Emans

Twenty Mattresses Made in One Day

Pontotoc county farm women under Mrs. Jessie Morgan produced 20 mattresses in Ada at the fairgrounds One day. The campaign moved to Lula Gaar Corner Steedman and Lightning Ridge with funds from home demonstration agents USDA and the surplus Commodities Corporation.

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Freeman Hasn't Chosen Assistant For County Attorney

Silas Freeman, who won the nomination for county attorney in Tuesday's primary and will assume office January 1, said Friday he has not decided on the assistant or assistants. He has not learned definitely yet about a second assistant, but it may be provided under the county's new census figure.

Silas Freeman Freeman

Hollis County Judge Fowler Dies. Madden Elected Successor

County Judge S A Fowler, 88, died of a heart attack just before retirement after ten years in office. C H Madden won the Tuesday primary to succeed him.

Hollis S. A. Fowler C. H. Madden

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