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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

8

Confederate Veterans to Meet in Ardmore Reunion

The Confederate Veterans of Oklahoma schedule their annual reunion in Ardmore for Wednesday through Friday next week with sons and daughters of veterans meeting simultaneously. Ada attendees expected. program includes band concerts, bugle calls, addresses by Mayors and governors, Daughters of the Confederacy events, dinners, receptions, memorial services, a parade, and a campfire contest in Central Park.

Confederate Veterans of Oklahoma Ardmore Sons and Daughters of Veterans Ada A. W. Treadll W. Freeman Chamber Ofmmerce James H. Mathers Daughters of Infederacy Arthur Walcott A. G.yakin Durant Okla J. Bampion J. B. A. Robertson

Oklahoma Cotton Crop Delayed By Heavy Rains

Oklahoma cotton is two to three weeks late due to excessive rains and unusually low temperatures. About 40 percent had to be replanted, with many farmers switching to corn sorghum cow peas or peanuts after repeated replanting. The report notes statehood acreage around 2.5 million acres and compares to historic peaks near 3 million.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma United States Bureau of Crop Estimates State Board of Agriculture U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates Statehood

Charles Orr Leaves Ada for Holdenville Law Practice

Captain Charley Orr leaves Ada to establish a Holdenville law practice with Harry Diamond in the firm Diamond & Orr. A prominent Ada figure, Orr has served as Lions Club secretary, ex assistant county attorney, and a former US Army captain. He starred in local sports, played right field for the Ada ball team, and is praised as a valued citizen as Holdenville gains him.

Charles Orr Ada Holdenville Charley Orr Orr Harry Diamond Diamond & Orr Diamond Oklahoma Captain Orr C. L. Orr Charley Bullock & Orr Bullock Roff Lions Club of University of Oklahoma American Legion United States Camp Logan H. Roots Hot Springs Arkansas New Jersey France Arden L. Bullock Partnersip Judge Kerr Boff Adam

Young Attorney Seeks Bright Start in Law Field

A brief note wishes the young attorney good luck as he begins his new career in law, hoping for swift success and strong beginnings in his practice.

Poet Continues to Gain Near Cavalonna Advance

Paris May 29 report from Belgrade cites Gabriele D Annuncio forces advancing toward Cavalonna after occupation of the village and threatening Sussak. Jugo Slavs plan to resist with military measures as described by the foreign office.

Associated Press Paris Gabriele D’annuncio Cavalanna Sieze Sussak Foreign Office Belgrade D’annuncio

Roosevelt Tribute at Oyster Bay Grave Service

Hundreds of Oyster Bay citizens gathered near Theodore Roosevelt's grave led by the Quentin Roosevelt Post of the American Legion and veterans of the Spanish American and Civil wars to pay reverent tribute. A Los Angeles coroner's jury determines a circus performer's death was caused by a Gila monster bite.

Associated Press Oyster Bay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Quentin Roosevelt American Legion Los Angeles

Southern Alaskan tribes use canoes with Chinese junk like prows

Indigenous groups of Southern Alaska employ canoes whose prows resemble those of Chinese junks in form. The comparison highlights shared design elements between distant watercraft traditions. Local observers note craftsmanship and seaworthiness as key similarities and differences emerge in construction materials and usage contexts.

Numerous Cases Against Citizen Confined in Jail

George L. Parker is jailed in Ada County Jail on at least four charges. Arrested yesterday by Walter Goyne on warrants from Justice Joseph Anderson, Parker faces accusations of false pretenses and obtaining $182 from Guaranty State Bank by mortgage on unowned property. Also accused of obtaining goods under false representations. preliminary examination date not set.

George L. Parker Ada Walter Goyne Joseph Anderson Parker R. Vaughan Guaranty State Bank

Poles Rush Bolsheviki Engage Near Kiev Tarash Ticha

London May 31 The Poles have sent troops into the Tarash Ticha region sixty miles south of Kiev but heavy assaults on Bolshevik lines have been repulsed according to Moscow's official statement received by wireless today.

Associated Press London Tarash Ticha Kiev Moscow

Edison Patents Count Surpasses Nine Hundred Inventions

Thomas Edison holds patents on more than 900 inventions, underscoring his prolific contributions to science and industry. The claim highlights Edison’s enduring impact across electricity, communication, and lighting technologies.

Thomas Edison

Pests Do Not Bother Oklahoma Crops Says Officials

Oklahoma reports from many sections say grain crops are not endangered by pests this year. Hessian fly and prairie dogs show little damage. corn and oats largely worm free. weather hurts more than pests. Kiowa and Canadian counties report active prairie dog control. Lincoln county sees strong cotton prospects. overall acreage down from last year. Miami News notes veterans rather than Governor Edwards followers formed the organization story.

Oklahoma Dnty Okla Department of Agriculture Tahlequah Lincoln County Wellston Canadian Kiowa Grady County

Wage earners classes noted by Miami News

The Miami News comments on two classes of wage earners in America. Those who earn enough to live on and those who rely on postal employment for income. The piece frames wages and living standards, highlighting disparities between workers and government employees.

Miami News America

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