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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

4

Sales tax bill on farm inputs sparks mixed reactions

Midland News discusses a bill to remove sales tax from farm production items including seeds and machinery, noting farmers and farm groups push for exemption while opponents warn of broader revenue impacts. The piece covers Ora J. Fox’s petition drive, pension fears, and the bill's provision limiting tax on trade-ins, with local opinions and community notices interwoven.

Oklahoma Farm Bureau Ora J. Fox Fox General Tax Commission Fund Welfare ‘Department Gary Mr. Fox

Home improvements contract exposes homeowners to liens

In Oklahoma a public service feature recounts John and Mary Smith paying $2,750 for a den built by contractor Joe who failed to pay subcontractors. Liens totaling $2,000 were filed, nearly foreclosing the home. After legal action and a compromise, they spent $4,250 for a $2,750 den. Four preemptive steps are advised: detailed written contract, lien waivers, careful contractor selection, and attorney involvement. bonds may be required for larger jobs.

John Mary Smith Joe Mary Joan

Weekend Visits Notice From Oklahoma Families

Paul Pedersen and Bratcher attended church on Saturday night while Paul Parker visited the Netts at Gerty Thursday and the Doss Harris family at Sasakwa Friday. Mr and Mrs John Pedersen of Midwest City spent awhile later.

Paul Pedersen and Lavoid -Bratcher Vat Paul Parker Gerty Doss Harris Sasakwa John Pedersen Midwest City Chris Pedersen John Richard’ Pedersen Vaness Summers Floyd Hunt Rotf Ezra’ Hunt Carroll Pedersen Oklahoma City Chestine Dyer Carl Morris Carla Susan Aline Colbert Betty Billy Salta Ira Wommack Jon Ann B. J. Ainsworth Janice Oklahoma City Jess Berryman

Law West of Fort Smith and Other Frontier Tales

Review of Glenn Shirley’s Law West of Fort Smith detailing Judge Isaac C. Parker known as hanging judge, his frontier jurisdiction, and the era’s justice. Includes praise for Shirley’s research and two other works plus a note on Garland Roark’s The Cruel Cocks set in Cajun country with a boy’s coming of age.

Hell ON the Border Parker Bloody Packer Butcher Packer Isaac C. Parker United States District Court Fort Smith Glenn Shirley Henry Holt. and Co New York Indian Territory Boston Kiamichi Judge Parker Daltons Cole Younger Belle Starr Cook Buck Frontier Evil U. S Glenn’ Shirley Stillwater Yeeks Shirley West of Petit Bayley David Boutte David Bayley Garland Roark Doubleday Garden City Louisiana W. ‘L. Knickmeyer

From the Herd to the Old Sourdough and Alley Talk

An archival clump notes quotes and reflections including inscriptions about identity and kindness, a humorous "To the supermarket" riddle, and assorted maxims. It also records a family gathering and local visits with Pedersen and Hunt relatives in Rotf and Oklahoma City.

Bible School Plans and Local Visit Notes at Vaness First Baptist

Bible School attendees Sherry Sheila Laurie and Sonja Pedersen plan to attend at the First Baptist Church of Vaness this week. Mike and Charles Pedersen visited Kenneth Hunt and watched Sunday night. Roy Cantwell and family also visited Hunt homes. Several people were seen stuck in mud Sunday. Dial 24433 for Want Ads. Various lighthearted quotes and jokes appear amid a local community column.

Sherry Sheila Laurie Sonja Pedersen First Baptist Church of Vaness Mike and Charles Pedersen Kenneth Hunt Roy. Cantwell

Oakman NewsEvents of families and visits across town

Visiting Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs J W Berryman were Elmer Lee of Ada Edward Berry man Charles and Kay of Hehee and B M A Lancaster and son Chuck Other gatherings include Hampton family at Wetumka Beulah Buckeley of Duncan visiting son Owen and family and daughter and family and a singing Sunday at Konawa Several trips to Ada Pauls Valley Chickasha and Tam pa with relatives in Florida Kentucky and other places Roy White Jr suffers toe infection and a new baby born to Carole Hodges at Valley View Hospital

J.W. Berryman Elmer Lee Ada Edward Berryman Charles and Kay He- Hee BM. A. Lancaster Chuck Beulah Buckeley Duncan Owen Joe Crawford Linda South Mildred Current Lonnie Dale Tampa Fiz Amily Bill’ Marsh Mr. Current Florida Kentucky le Lonnie ‘Hast

Oklahoma Lawmakers End Session With Progressive Reforms

The 26th Oklahoma legislature closed in daylight with noteworthy legislation. Highlights include a minimum teacher salary of 3000 annually, Governor Gary’s road program, a toll road toward Wichita Falls, and a revised insurance code. The session faced stiff opposition but yielded a stronger framework for education, transportation, and insurance regulation.

Oklahoma Educcation Association Raymond Gary Senate Oklahoma City Wichita Falls Texas

New Water Authority and State Policy Creation

The Oklahoma legislature enacted S.I.R. 1 to establish a new state water policy covering surface and underground water and waters in lakes streams and rivers. It also created a statewide water authority with separate appropriation, shifting duties from the planning and resources board while retaining funding for water problem administration. Governor Raymond Gary sought a temporary gasoline tax increase of one cent per gallon to fund flood damage impacts on roads and bridges, enacted June 1 to December 31, 1957 with executive removal option if needs end.

State Planning and Resources ‘Board Planning Land’ Resources’ Board Raymond Gary

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