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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
The Bob Ford home three miles south of town hosts a new artesian sulphur pool and pavilion opened Friday evening for public use. Funded by Mr. Ward, the facility aims to provide a wholesome outlet for local youths and features a road access unequaled by the city lake.
Governor Cox works on rough draft of his presidential acceptance speech after finalizing August 7 notification ceremony plans. He will host the event at Montgomery county fair grounds to accommodate crowds, with printers to receive the draft next Friday morning.
Oklahoma City July 27 An affidavit by Oliver C Patten admits smuggling the editorial Amende Honorable into the Daily Oklahoman and naming Senator Gore as its author He says he was well paid and swore out the document at Ardmore before District Judge Thomas H Champion The Oklahoman plans to publish a photographic copy in Tuesday's edition and the claim hits Gore's campaign amid charges of treachery and lies about soldier pay.
Public notices run for divorce and estate matters in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Court actions include divorce suits against John Atwell and William A Gold, estate claims for Laura J. Tully and Lilie Grayson, and multiple sheriff sale and notice of sale items with dates in 1920.
Frank Mitchell, a colored man from near Stonewall, was given a $250 bail in justice court after threats toward his prospective son in law. Authorities describe the dispute as a minor quarrel and expect no serious outcome. The note includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Notice by publication states the State of Oklahoma sue against the unknown heirs of Annie Sealy deceased Chickasaw by blood. It notes her roll number 85 and that she was a duly enrolled full blood member of the Chickasaw Nation. The document indicates action under a Congressional act and directs heirs to appear in court.
A late July 1920 collection includes divorce and guardianship notices from Atoka and Pontotoc counties plus a Detroit dispatch. It reports Floyd A Fuller facing divorce action by Ruth F.. sale notices by administratrix of J W Jones and guardianship sale for Billie Killcrease minors. Hoover telegram urging a national transportation program to expand St Lawrence River and Great Lakes shipping to boost food distribution and reduce costs.
Oklahoma City July 27. Consolidated school district No 1 Wagoner county gains approval for building bonds totaling 25 000. Bonds authorized by Randell S Cobb assistant to the attorney general. Funds earmarked for construction of a new school building at Okay.
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