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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

4

City Briefs and Local Notices Snapshot

Community Choral Club Concert tickets on sale at McSwain with reserved seats at $1.00 and balcony 50c. event 8 o clock night. Mrs Albert Bow to have appendicitis operation at local hospital. Thompson's Drug Store offers home delivery. W D Little publisher Ada News in Oklahoma City on business. Exide Batteries advertised. Eight door grocery refrigerator for sale at Rains Grocery. Congressman Tom D McKeown visits Oklahoma City for business. Local meat options available at Rains Grocery. Chickens wanted by Ada Poultry & Egg Co. Mrs M Chilcutt travels to Crowley Texas for illness of her mother Mrs W W Wilson.

Community Choral Club McSwain M. Chilcutt Crowley Texas W .W. Wilson

McCarty Bros Fixes Old Tire or Tube

McCarty Bros advertise tire and tube repair with new location at 116-18 S Townsend and phone 855. Also note Melton & farm loans with phone 108 for city loans. Mrs Mattie Briwih left for Oklahoma City after visiting relatives. Rains Grocery offers fresh lamb and home killed meats. The Fashion advertises Brown Satin slippers at 5.75 with store at 118 W Main.

Rains Grocery McCarty Bros S. Townsend Imo W. Main

Reverend Morris attends Baptist school directors meeting in New Orleans

Reverend C C Morris pastor of the First Baptist church attends a directors meeting of a Baptist school in New Orleans. Advertises shoe repairs with men half soles at one dollar and ladies half soles at seventy five cents from Mistletoe Shoe Shop.

C.C. Morris First Baptist Church New Orleans Mistletoe Shoe Shop

Local Business Conference Attendees Return from St Louis

Eight door cocery refrigerator Lowrey Harréfil and Austin Gat lin report back from an O and O Fuel company conference in St Louis. Pork sausage 15 cents pork chops and steak 20 cents black chilli 15 cents stew meat 32 lbs 26 cents Johns and Seawell 107 West 12th Phone 309. Have your car washed and polished at The Square Deal Service Station. Knights of Pythias members from Okmulgee visit Ada for initiation tonight.

Lowrey Harréfil Austin Gatlin O. & O. Fuel Company St. Louis Johns and Seawell West 12Th Square Deal

New Slip-Pers Line by The Fashion at 118 W Main

A new shipment of ladies slip pers in grey black white and the new Otter with the new Spanish heel arrives at The Fashion located at 118 West Main. The notice lists colors and style change for the season.

W. Main

Thompson's Drug Store offers best price 5 per gallon

Thompson's Drug Store advertises gasoline at 5 per gallon pricing and urges customers to bring prescriptions. Other local notices include hospital release for Hugh Lee Wyatt now home on East Eighth Street and doing nicely.

Thompson Thompson’s Drug Store Hugh Lee Wyatt East Eighth Street

College Baseball Team Heads to Chilocco for Two Games

The college baseball squad left this morning for Chilocco Indian School to play there today and tomorrow. A large number of players were taken along as the team plans to face the Stillwater Aggies on the 12th and 13th.

Chilocco Indian School Stillwater Aggies

Ambitious operetta staged by training school students

The training school presented its most ambitious operetta yet on Friday night. The packed auditorium enjoyed a high quality performance by about one hundred pupils aided by eight college girls.

The Normal

Sahara Desert as Garden of Eden Claim by Scientist

London April 10 Professor Sir Arthur Keith told the Royal Society that in ancient times a vast desert region including Sahara Arabia and Mongolia was a blooming Garden of Eden. He argued humanity spread from that land driven by a scorching sun and that Egypt Babylonia were only remnants of older civilizations.

London Garden of Eden Arthur Keith Royal Society Gahara Arabia Mongolia Abraham Tuba Cain Egypt Babylonia

Card of Thanks for Wells Family

The Wells family expresses gratitude for beautiful flowers and hospital kindness during the illness and death of their son and brother William Austin Wells. They thank Washington school, the nurses and doctors, and wish God’s blessings on the supporters. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wells, Dorothy Wells, Arvo Wells.

William Austin Wells Washington School A. A. Wells Dorothy Wells Arvo Wells

Funeral Services for Morris Leader at Local Home

Morris Leader aged 60 had funeral services yesterday at his relatives home with interment at High Hill cemetery. He died at his brother in law's home, where the body was kept before services.

Morris Leader High Hill

Detained German Couple Arrives in Dortmund

Hugo Stinnes and his wife reached Dortmund today after being detained by French railroad guards during travel. They were taken from their train berths and released following a baggage search conducted by officers.

Dortmund Germany Hugo Stinnes

Fertilizer Trials and Silage Plans For Oklahoma Cattle

Farmers weigh fertilizer use on cotton, with S. L. Roberson of Ahloso applying 160 to 200 pounds per acre and others cautiously adopting the practice. A. and M. College experts urge silage for cows, recommending kafir, cane or corn to boost winter feed, with silos seen as a sound investment and guidance available on silo sizes and types.

S. L. Roberson Ahloso Hardy Dial Oklahoma E. C. Baer Oklahoma A. and M. College A. and M. College

Forum Literary Society Installs New Officers

The Forum Literary Society installed new officers at Monday evening’s meeting. Debates between two girl teams representing the College were highlighted, with Opal Bennett and Ruby Andrews for the affirmative and Mrs. J. E. Wales and Eileen King for the negative. The group urged regular attendance and town interest in literary activity. The Blue and Gold class at the Baptist church begins a 7:30 tour of the United States and international stops. Sorosis club meetings postponed to Friday night. hostess Mrs. Cora McKeel.

Forum Literary Society Forum Baptist University of Shawnee Oklahoma College Opal Bennett Ruby Andrews J. E. Wales Eileen King the Baptist Church United States China France Mexico

Cotton Club Scholarship Offered by Oklahoma Association

The Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association offers a $200 scholarship at the A and M college for the best performer in cotton club work in 1923. The prize is limited to children of Cotton Growers Association members.

Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association A. and M. College Irl Cotton Growers Association

Migratory Labor Favorites Sought Again in New York

In New York on April 10 the usual roadside soliciting by employment agencies serving Order of Casual and Migratory Laborers resumes. Barkers tout long jobs with big pay across regions as migrants seek winter savings and word spreads of rising demand for railroad laborers and farmhands with similar wages to last year.

New York

Vermont Secretary of State Killed At Wells Run Station

Harry A. Black secretary of state of Vermont was killed instantly at Wells Run station when struck by a second train as he stepped from the first. He was 43 years old.

Wells Run Harry A. Black Vermont

Market summary from cotton exchange and Ada produce

Cotton futures listed with open high low and close figures for New York and New Orleans areas. Grain prices for wheat corn oats and futures shown with May for corn and oats. Ada Produce section lists prices for turkeys hens fryers roosters broilers ducks geese hides and eggs with per pound or per dozen rates.

New York York New Orleans Orleans ADA Ada Hide Produce Co

Stranded Auto Party Missing Near Everglades Route

Miami April 10 No word had been received by noon from the Ft. Myer automobile party that attempted the crossing of the Everglades on the Tamiami Miami trail line. Officials blamed communication demoralization between Miami and the timbered waste area east of the west coast for the silence.

Miami Fla Ft. Myer Everglades Tamiami

May Try Lengthy Flight by U S non rigid dirigible

Bellville Illinois April 10 The TC-1 the largest non rigid dirigible in the United States air service which last night completed the 500 mile trial trip from Akron Ohio to Scott Field may soon undertake a transcontinental trip her officers announced

Bellville Ill United States Air Service Akron Ohio Scott Field

New York Financier Dies at Bank Entrance

New York financier Stuyvesant Fish, banker and former president of the Illinois Central Railroad, died suddenly today after collapsing while entering a bank for a directors’ meeting. He died almost instantly of heart failure.

New York Associated Press Stuyvesant Fish Illinois Central Railroad

Jane Novak Triumphs Again in Thelma Masterpiece

Jane Novak stars in Thelma based on Marie Corelli with Chester Bennett as producer. The romantic drama follows a Norwegian girl who marries a nobleman and silences society’s scoffers with beauty and charm. Shown for the last time at the American Theatre today.

Jane Novak Thelma Marie Corelli Chester Bennett

Onions Strong Shipment Arrives for Seasonal Sale

New shipment of Genuine Crystal White Wax Bermuda onions arrives and is described as the best this season. Sold by R. J. Raines Grocery at 412 West 10th Street or by contact B. F. Stegall with phone 767.

West 10Th St R. J. Rains Grocery B. F. Stegall Bermuda R. J. Raines B. F Stegall

American Exports to Turkey Jump After World War I

Trade records show American exports to Turkey rising from 3.3 million dollars in 1913 to 42.2 million dollars in 1920, reflecting postwar economic expansion and shifting markets.

Turkey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gwin’ Mays Albert Bow Thompson's Russell Battery’ Co Willard Service and Sales W. D. Little Ada News Oklahoma City Exide Tom D. McKeown Ity Ada Poultry & Egg Co Melton Mattie Briwih Knights of Psrthias of Okmulgee Shelton Furniture Co R. A L. Rose Wosencraft’s Hom of Personal Service Teempere Shelton Shelton Furniture Ce Soda Service Supreme Wosencraft Ma Hye Birs Stella M. Lewis Ray G. Piper Cincinnati College Sahara Desert Stinnes Dallas and Fort Worth Byron Norrell Sorosis Club Cora McKeel East Tenth Street C. F. Avery Cotton Exchange M. & P. Bank Chen Nev W. W. McDonough Shaw Bldg the Playhouse of Character Comedy and Pathe News Shirley Mason Pathe News Norma Talmadge Richard Barthelmess Sonny Wrigley’s Lim J
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