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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

8

A Bit of Nothing by W D Little in North Carolina

A personal narrative from North Carolina recounting a return to childhood towns and familiar faces now heads of families. The author notes heat, travel by bus on concrete roads, and reflections on road spending, real estate in Florida, and economic ideas tied to car use and taxes. He ends with a plug for a NEWS want ad.

North Carolina Theodore Roosevelt Fred Ford Atlanta Eay Birmingham Florida Morida Ada Fred Charlotte

Boy Murderer In Prison For Team

Johnny Haynes a 14 year old from Cairo West Virginia serves an 18 year sentence for the murder of his foster mother. He confessed the crime and was given the maximum penalty of second degree murder. He will be kept apart and educated while at the state prison, with plans to teach him a trade and provide schooling.

Carl L. Turner Moundsville W. Va Johnny Haynes West Virginia Johnny Cairo

Oklahoma Crops Helped by Showers

Oklahoma crop conditions improved by scattered rains last week though the southern half remains drought‑stricken. Cotton in northern counties is in good condition with new gins rising. the corn crop in southern counties largely failed, and total state production may exceed last year if moisture and harvest conditions improve.

Oklahoma Bristow KFRU John A. Whitehurst State Board of Agriculture

Oversight Prolongs Doomed Negro’s Life In Oklahoma

Johnny Washington, sentenced to death for the Eldorado city marshal slaying, received a six month stay of execution for an appeal he never filed. Warden Key and the governor will have the record reviewed by the criminal court of appeals to determine any rights violations. If upheld, a new execution date will be set in Tillman County.

Oklahoma Johnny Washington State Penitentiary Trapp Criminal Court of Appeals W. S. Key Johnny Eldorado Jackson County E. M. Box Tillman County

Prolonged heat hits Bartlesville as mechanic collapses

In Bartlesville on July 25 J A Tuggle a local mechanic collapsed from heat while working on an automobile. He received treatment and returned home that night.

Bartlesville J. A. Tuggle

Little Change in Pontotoc County Valuations

Pontotoc County real estate values total 7,089,465 with city lots 4,610,700 and personal property 2,411,115 for a grand 13,816,840. The drop of about 360,000 from 1924 stems from reduced personal listings while town lots slip to 4,646,750 and public service corporations may be assessed near 2,000,600.

Pontotoc County

J H Fleet Dies Suddenly in Sasakwa Prominent Ada Banker

J H Fleet longtime Sasakwa resident and Bank of Sasakwa president dies suddenly at his sister's Sasakwa home from high blood pressure. He was a large Seminole county landowner and son in law of Governor Brown. Funeral planned in Sasakwa with brother D H Fleet traveling from Colorado. Survived by parents, two sisters, two brothers, wife and two sons.

J. H. Fleet Sasakwa Ada Innerarity Mr. Fleet Bank of Seminole County Brown D. H. Fleet Colorado Rofs J. A. Shirley D. H Luther Fleet John Carl

Call Issued For Farm Labor Party State Wide Convention

A statewide call from J W Houchin Oklahoma state chairman directs county meetings on the last Saturday in August to form membership in the Farmer Labor party and elect delegates to a state convention in Oklahoma City September 6 and 7. The convention uses a two delegates per county plus one per 300 La Follette votes formula. Egbert hotel in Oklahoma City hosts.

Itulsa Farmer-Labor Party Oklahoma J. W. Houchin Notiees Tulsa Farmer-Labor Party of Houchin Oklahoma City LaFollette Oklahoma County Garfield Canadian Pottawatomie Egbert Hotel

Norway at full employment amid seasonal work demand

All industries of Norway are operating on full time and the country has only 16,000 unemployed people, many of whom are engaged in seasonal pursuits.

Norway

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W. D. Little Mr. Bryan Advan Will Anc Men’s Union Pontotoc Price News Wilson Lain Chilcutt Farm-Labor Party J. Edwin Spurr
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