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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
Cleveland county plans united action against the boll weevil using a calcium arsenate machine trial and intensive plowing and brushwork. The Tipton place near Ada will test new harvest methods and fruit crops including peaches apples and cherries while preparing for a profitable Irish potato season and spring market.
The text outlines steps for preparing a layered cheese salad with lettuce and egg components, plus a varied menu including cheese and ham sandwiches, nut pie, and tea. Instructions cover boiling eggs, assembling the salad, and serving from a box, with notes on crusts, fillings, and seasonings.
A group of leading Oklahoma raisers forms a cooperative livestock processing association. Officials elected include T. J. Leahy as president and H. C. Lookabaugh, E. G. Eldridge, and W. N. Rucker in key posts. The move mirrors other farm co-ops to ease market access and improve shipments to buyers.
The Allen Refinery known as The Crystal in Lyofs-Quinineruda area is leased to RK A. Err! manager of Parcl fic Petroleum Tulsa. It will be operated by Mr. Irwin. The plant will process Lyofs-Quiiineruda crude under a signed delivery contract. Delays at the new Porter well in section 22-5-5 have delayed activity. Fry Hager and associates expect to start within two or three days. The Jerge Zak well near the Beheeters area is poised to become a producer. Drilling around 7,000 feet near Mukogee continues. A proposed budget of 100,495 for the Muaskeges operation was submitted and approved by the chamber of commerce budget committee. The county budget last year was 441/500.
Norman Howard Dost of the American Legion chapter leads preparations to send 209 to 300 former service men to the national convention in New Orleans in early October. Clint Miers is treasurer for a fund to cover the train, with Ada Gilbert F. Polly as post commander estimating 200 local attendees and 59 more from nearby towns. The cost is about $12 round trip, with substantial reductions possible on the special train. Local posts in Holdenville and other counties back the effort, aiming to form a New Orleans Sust club and secure delegates if needed.
Bald bandits robbed the State Bank of Welborn in a rural Kansas community ten miles west of Kansas City, escaping in a moving vehicle with $4,000. Ardmore fire damage since January totals $488,510 per Fire Chief F. McFae.
An old advertisement promotes McMullin's Formula as a remedy for asthma hay fever coughs colds and weakened lungs. It claims the tonic builds up weakened constitutions and acts as a preventive, recommending it for children and adults and noting manufacture by Tilden Me.
In Chickasha Grady county members organized the Wilson for Governor club at the county courthouse. Hutson was elected president, Mrs. Charlies N. Rogers vice president, and A Noble Ladd secretary. Support spans farmers, laborers, merchants and professionals praising Wilson’s campaign methods and democracy and noting strong local backing.
J M Armstrong delivered the first cucumbers for the pickle factory on a Saturday. Aimed at expanding farming links, the event signals growing prospects for pickle production and a rash of new farming partnerships in the area.
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