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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
5
A lively column imagines a dinner many home grown foods as possible before shifting to political speculation. It weighs Republican Senate prospects, Oklahoma and other states, and notes advertising needs while critiquing governor Bean and pondering June weddings and social changes.
In Oklahoma City and Greer county, volunteers using moonlight schools eradicated illiteracy during the last term. Teachers, often district staff, taught adults with leaflets and reports from state and county superintendents confirm progress, including letters from learners and tracks in Perry and Rocky Point.
Dear Mamma recounts a trip from Denver to Boulder Estes Park and back a 192 mile circle. Georgia Coker notes mountain scenery friendly locals campsites bears cannons and a warm spring with a brief rain shower.
Oklahoma 1926 auto tags will promote the state as the O K State. The two by three inch plates will be lemon yellow with black numerals and letters. Each county receives a number and the car’s county is shown lower left. OK 1926 appears in the right corner.
Stewart F. Hancock urged a constitutional change requiring two repeals for any new law arguing there are too many laws and more laws create more lawbreakers. In Oklahoma, Ralph Clark was jailed for alleged complicity in a Tonkawa roadhouse murder.
Newkirk construction crews accelerate paving on the new hard surface road linking Newkirk to Arkansas City. The project aims for faster travel and improved road quality between the two cities.
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