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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

3

War production committee aims for fair prices and policy guidance

Garrish E. Milliken of New York heads a council committee to present views to the price fixing committee. The group will meet in New York after the conference to assess prices balancing industry needs and government demands amid heavy army and navy output requirements.

Garrish E. Milliken New York Army Navy War Industries Board National Council of American Cotton Manufacturers

Price Stabilization Talks Open With War Cabinet

President Wilson and his war cabinet discussed stabilizing prices of domestic necessities including cotton goods woolens clothing shoes and hats. A sweeping price fixing plan is in the works by the War Industries Board and a conference with more than fifty leading cotton manufacturers was held to map steps for stabilizing the volatile market.

Washington Wilson War Cabinet War Industries Board

Ada area notes and war bond progress in brief

Ada society items report visits and travels of local residents including Mrs Chas Hardesty and Kit Erwin. Officials and residents attend federal court in Tulsa as war bond drives surpass district targets totaling twelve thousand fifty dollars against an eleven thousand quota. Big sales and local commerce ads appear for carnations and ready to wear.

West's Ada Greenhouse J. T. Reid Daisy Atoka W. H. Ellis Sulphur Springs Tex J. D. Lasater Denison Ada G. W. Beck Davis Ardmore

Pictorial Review Patterns Promise Thrift and Style

Pictorial Review Patterns guide frugal sewing with perfect fit and chic designs. The article urges women to choose patterns carefully to avoid waste and save material, claiming cuts that save from half to a full yard.

Frost Wears Heavier on Wednesday Night

The frost of Wednesday night was stronger than the previous night and likely damaged early gardens. The quote extols living within means as true respectability and notes weather impact.

Liberty Bond War Call from Pontotoc

A wartime exhortation urges residents to support the war effort by buying Liberty Bonds and Liberty Loans. It stresses patriotic duty, discourages slacking, and asks readers to contribute financially to help push the Kaiser back and boost national morale.

Mrs. Emily M. Moses Dies in Ada at 69

Mrs. Emily M. Moses wife of A. L. Moses died Tuesday at the family home 226 West 16th Street aged 69. Funeral services were held Wednesday by Rev. W. M. Crutchfield and burial followed at Rosedale Cemetery. The family had lived in Ada for twelve years. She was a longtime member of the Methodist Protestant church and is survived by her husband and six children.

A. L. Moses Emily M. Moses W. 16Th Street W. M. Crutchfield Rosedale Cemetery Ada Methodist Protestant Church

Native Hawaiians appear in new Liberty program

The Native Hawaiians debut with a mix of native and American popular music in an excellent Liberty program offered in matinee and evening shows. Jack Mulhall stars in Madame Spy, while Princess, Lowe's Southern beauties present The Unfaithful Lover. Also featured are vaudeville acts and the five part drama Blind Man's Luck. Majestic's National Stock Company presents Somewhere in France, a war play about conditions on the western front.

Liberty Jack Mulhall Charles Lowe Pathe Majestic National Stock Company France West Front Liss Lierry Bond Ruth

Drummond and Alderson Move to New Quarters

Drummond and Alderson relocate from East Main Street to Ephraim's Stand on West Main. The move combines their two stocks at the new location.

Drummond & Alderson

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