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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

4

Prep for Pontotoc fairs and state fair prospects

Enterprising exhibitors are urged to start gathering materials for fairs though dates are distant. Pontotoc county may not hold a local fair but Oklahoma City state fair offers strong competition. The state fair has broadened Oklahoma's image and spurred improvements in livestock and canned goods over 25 years.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Oklahoma

Paying a Heavy Penalty for Royal Folly and Poll Tactics

A sermon contrasts Israel’s rulers from Saul to Jeroboam with lessons on consequences of pride and idolatry. It warns voters against campaign mudslinging and praises educational progress while noting political and economic tensions including Bankhead cotton quotas and tobacco concerns.

Samuel Saul David Solomon Jehovah Israel Jerusalem Jeroboam Ephriam Manasseh Ahijah House of David Reiels Enee Righoboam

Changes in new Congress loom with high turnover

Washington reports a large turnover as the 74th Congress assembles in January. About 32 new names are certain to join the House with many incumbents pursuing senate or governor seats. Republicans and Democrats dispute seat gains across multiple states and leadership projects.

Ceci B. Dickson Washington Congress House Representative Snell New York Ohio Illinois Indiana Missouri Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Idaho Oregon California Pennsylvania Kentucky Representative Byrnes Tennessee Democratic Congressional Committee Rainey Lamar Jeffers Miles Allgood Alabama Charles L. Abernathy

AAA Sets Cotton Quotas Under Bankhead Act

The AAA announced production quotas totaling 10,460,251 bales for 19 states with Texas at 3,237,530 bales and Mississippi at 1,098,728. Counties will issue quota forms, and state boards decide final allotments barring proof of unfair past-discrimination. Tax-exempt production equals quota. excess cotton faces a 50 percent sales tax.

Washington AAA Nas Wallace Cully A. Cobb Texas Mississippi Oklahoma

Meridian Breaks Endurance Flight Record Attempt

In Meridian Mississippi on June 27 a broken cylinder short circuited the Key brothers endurance flight after 23 hours aloft, ending their even attempt to set a new record.

Meridian Miss Key Brothers

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