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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1927

Page

3

Boll Weevil Poison and Cotton Cost Insights

Editor Byron Norrell discusses calcium arsenate use against boll weevil and describes a mop-application method. Separate note reports June 16 war debt payments by foreign governments totaling 89 million dollars and presents Harmon County cotton cost estimates showing per acre costs and lint pounds.

Washington United States Great Britain France Italy Belgium Tom Marks Harmon County

Peas with corn prove value in Arkansas field demo

Agent Hill cites a demonstration by J. H. Ingram near Allen showing peas planted with corn boosted corn growth. Mrs. Ingram set a brooding record by raising all 101 chicks hatched. J. B. Hill notes Pontotoc county hog numbers have surged as breeders invest more in the business.

Agent Hill J. H. Ingram Allen

Pontotoc County Fair Dates Adjusted for Year

The Pontotoc county township fairs move up to August 29, opening earlier than the usual first Monday in September. The county fair runs September 7 to 10, extending exhibitor time before the state fairs. J. B. Hill notes expectations of a larger exhibit lineup, especially hogs.

Pontotoc County J. B. Hill

Public dairy demonstration set by Prof Boeher

Mrs Mergam reports Prof A C Boeher dairy specialist of A and M college will give a public demonstration on July 6. Agents will be in quarters in the new courthouse and everything arranged for the occasion.

Surplus Rats Targeted by Poison Gas Method

The piece notes cyanide gas as an effective but controversial method to control rats. It cautions a ground hole offers little protection to operatives and that while some regret remains, this approach may rid the country of many rats though a few will survive.

Legume crops in Oklahoma must be expanded for soil and feed

Oklahoma farmers are urged to increase legume acreage from about 300000 of over 15 million cultivated acres. Alfalfa sweet clover cowpeas soybeans mung beans and vetches are highlighted as soil improving and feed crops with regional suitability and growing potential.

Oklahoma

Promising Crop Outlook After Rain Favors Corn

Farmers report corn is swelling after recent rains and expect continued growth with another timely shower. Other crops thrive and gardens look strong, with households preserving produce to cut grocery costs.

Potato shipping slated from Pontotoc county far below average

About a dozen cars of potatoes have been or will be shipped this season in Pontotoc county far below the usual level. Prices are expected to compensate for much of the shortfall while some growers lost seed or had poor yields due to wet weather, others fared better.

Pontotoc County

President Coolidge May Attend Ardmore Farmers Picnic

Rapid City D D June 21 President Coolidge may visit the Ardmore South Carolina farmers picnic July 16 inviting a large delegation from South Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming If he attends he would also tour the Black Hills area this summer with planned trips to Deadwood Belle Fourche and Pine-Indian agency for events and tribal mime war invitations.

Rapid City 8. D Coolidge Ardmore S. C South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Black Hills Northern Hills Deadwood Belle Fourche Pine _— Indian agency

President Coolidge Discusses Geneva Naval Talks With Editors

President Coolidge at the summer White House spoke to the National Editorial Association on the lawn about the Geneva conference to limit naval armament. He praised his surroundings, noted reports from the talks among Great Britain Japan and the United States, and said he was watching the conference closely.

Rapid City 3. D Coolidge Geneva National White House

Kingfisher Pair Arrested on Embezzlement Count

Kingfisher County officials J. C. Myers and John C. Selder were arrested on embezzlement charges over use of county tractors and machinery to clear land near Hennessey. They were arraigned in county court, granted bonds of 2500 dollars each, with preliminary hearings set for July 6.

Kingfisher Oklo

Charge Filed Against Flippen In Court Here

Floyd Flippen, held at Breco hospital since March 23, became defendant on grand larceny of an automobile. The complaint was filed before Justice of the Peace T. O. Cullins. Arraignment date not announced. Flippen was shot by county officers after slugging Deputy Sheriff Barnesi Miers in the head.

Floyd Flippen Breco Hospital T. O. Cullins Justice of the Peace Flippin Culling Flippen Barnesi Miers

Marken Barney Nuptials A June 14 Wedding In Ada

One of society's notable weddings took place Tuesday afternoon June 14 at 2 o'clock when Miss Louise Elizabeth Barney daughter of Judge and Mrs Charles T Barney 430 East Ninth street became the bride of Mr Glenn Marken in a quiet home ceremony officiated by Rev John Shea. The vows followed a ring ceremony with a floral setting of fern palms pink geraniums gladioli and orchid tones throughout the living room.

Smart Society Louise Elizabeth Barney Charles T. Barney East Ninth Street Glenn Marken John &. Shea St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

Broken Bat Helps Waner Extend Hitting Streak

Paul Waner of Pittsburgh, riding a 23 game hitting streak, explained that a broken bat forced him to borrow a thinner grip hickory after his brother Lloyd broke his favorite bat. The right fielder leads the league in singles doubles and triples.

Pittsburgh Paul Waner Paul Waner Lloyd

Konawa to Begin Water System Extension in July

Contractors start July 1 on extending the Konawa water system and installing a sewer system costing about 78000 dollars. Bonds were approved weeks earlier. The Earl W Baker company of Oklahoma City was awarded the contract.

Konawa Earl W. Baker ¢ Company of Oklahoma City

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