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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

3

FIGHT FOR FANS Rodeo set for Oklahoma Legion convention

The American Legion Oklahoma department plans a July convention rodeo in Ada featuring hardy frontier acts and veterans entertainment. Notables include Red Miblett, Fred Benson, Hugo Strickland, Floyd Gale, Frank Carroll, Jakina Cannutt, Monnie McCarroll, and Mabel Strickland. Lawton Vulture polo with burro rules, a wild cow tilting contest, and a prize-backed rodeo under Ket Under-Wi and Morris Jeniaison are announced. Cooper against Amich and arrangements by Clint Miers are described with housing plans for delegates.

American Legion Oklahoma Oklahomm Department Nahes Red Miblett Fred Benson Hugo Strickind Floyd Gale Frank Carroll Jakina Cannutt Monnie McCarroll Mabel Strickland Lawton Flo Ket Morris Jeniaison Mill Greek Oklahama Cheyenne Red Sublatt Winter Garden New York Yaliia Camnutt Aveh Cooper Plins Ade Bay Champ Battler Clint Miers Cooper Wichita Falls Topeka Kansas City Miers Warnie Amich Dewey Ada Law Cutler Oklahoma City Yeaingt Setult

A and M to Hire Ten New Faculty Members

Oklahoma A and M college will hire ten new faculty members for the fall term opening September 4. Dr Bradford Knapp announced additions include home economics, agriculture, chemistry, physical education for women, and foreign languages. Notable appointments include T Sanders as head of agricultural economics, W W Petrow as associate professor of agricultural economies, and Florence Schertz as head of the household science department.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma A. and M. College Bradford Knapp T. Sanders University of Oklandon Dexee University of Wrcensis W. W. Petrow Alimaus Kansas State Agriculturnd Teorge W. Goel Genartment Short Gulfare Iss Hate Tulsa Idaho School of Home Economics Florence Schertz University of Chicago Columbia Universiy C., O. Murray Ciy Dean Talbot Grate’ Fernandes Catherine Church H. FP. Eglinger Witenberg, College Springfield Ohio

Oklahoma Farmers Union reports wheat harvest sales

Officials of the Farmers' Union of Oklahoma and cooperative organization say the entire output of a twine mill operated by McAlister was sold to farmers for the wheat harvest. The association bought about 90,000 pounds of flax from the mill, and many calls indicate demand for bindings twine is rising as hemp supplies wear thin.

Sao City Farmers’ Union of Oklahoma, & Cooperative Organization Ann Enyinyy McAluister Lyme

Oklahoma Sets Universal Standard for Cotton Grading

Stillwater June 20 Oklahoma leaders announce arrival of two complete sets of universal cotton grading samples to be used in the Oklahoma A and M college cotton school July 1 to 26. The new standard replaces old grades five days after the school closes. Tuition is free with a 2.50 registration fee. grants aid students. Notable instructors include George Butterworth from the federal bureau and A J Ray, state cotton grader.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma Oklahoma A Sx. College Glen Briggs Southwest Briggs United States Department of Agriculture MM. College Gairies Arizona Issippi Alabama Finmem Ewo George Butterworth Federal Bureau U. S. Department of Agriculture A. J. Ray

Schreiber Calls For More Members Of 160th F A Band

Warrant Officer Fred Schreiber urges local guard units to enlist for the annual summer training camp at Fort Sill in August. He says increasing the 160th Field Artillery Band personnel is vital to community support and civic stature, and that Ada recruits will help the band rate among the state’s best musical organizations.

Tort Sill Fred Sehreiber Schreiber F. A Ada

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