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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

5

Almost Clean Sweep of Old Members of Legislature

Oklahoma City report details primary results with incumbents defeated in multiple districts. Notable figures include State Senator Pres Lester losing to E. P. Hill, Col. Zack T. Miller of the 101 Ranch ousted by Walter M. Doggette, and various Okmulgee and Pontotoc county races with incumbents failing to win renomination.

State OF Oklahoma Pontotoc Board of County Commissioners Ada Chas. N. Johnson Co. C. Roberts D. B. Davis House C. H. Hill Pres Lester Pittsburg County Zack Miller Oklahoma City House of Representatives Senate E. P. Hill McAlester Pardon W. J. Holloway Hill Murray Henry S. Johnston Johnston Col Zack T. Miller Ponca City Walter M. Doggette L. A. Jesse Woodward County Jesse E. Tyler Okmulgee Okmulgee County

Murder mystery continues as Melvina Hollister is killed

In a continuing Broward era tale, David Bannister investigates Tracy King murder with GAINEY and suspects JULIET FRANCE and others. Melvina Hollister is found dead in her room at the hotel, Matthew Hollister pleads for protection, and Juliet is drawn into a perilous plan as Bannister questions motives.

David Bannister Tracy King Orchestra Bannister Gainey Star The Post Juliet France King Herman Scurlach Joe Parrott Melvina Hollister McNeal Detective Bureau Melvina Matthew Hollister Matthew Hollister Mr. Hollister

Black-Draught Laxative Endorsed By Nurse From Missouri

Mrs Anna LaPlante a practical nurse from Festus Missouri says Black-Draught is a good laxative and she recommends it to patients. She used it for constipation headache and dull feeling and after a few doses felt fine. Thedford’s Black-Draught is sold in millions of packages annually.

Festus Anna LaPlante Thedford

Vaness school opens with larger enrollment and improvements

Flossie B. Roberts sponsors the Vaness school year opening detailing new trucks, gym upgrades, home economics cottage improvements, and a new water supply. New teachers include Jeff Connally and Agnes Tillman. Enrollment grows with primary to fifth grade classes expanding and notable student Earl McKeel featured.

Vaness 2. BR. A Agnes M. Tillman Eldorado Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Miss Tillman Avant Stratford Connie Norris

Wilcox drilling advances in the Magnolia field

No 4 Simpson or has topped the upper Wilcox with Blackstock planning deeper drilling. The well reaches 4,800 feet and exceeds the depth of Magnolia No 1 Norris, which went to the Wilcox, plugged back to the Cromwell sand, and is now dormant.

J. C. Shaffer Inc A. J. Harden J. E. Crosbie Dawes Harden Ed Moore Wirich Pioneer Petroleum Company Pioneer Petroleum Company No. 1 Bayne Hunton Woodford Kroeger and Gillette Duncan Viola

Heat Fatal to Tulsa Insurance Man

Tulsa July 25. Doctors blamed record July heat for the death of 62 year old Lewis G. Bronson an insurance man who was alone in his apartment when he fell ill and died after his friend John Dunkin called a doctor and Bronson was taken to a hospital.

Earl MceKeel Francis Oklahoma Arkansas Athletic Council Earl Glee Club Tulsa Physicians Today Lewis G. Bronson Bronson John Dunkin Dunkin

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