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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1961

Page

4

Oklahoma secession as bold economic plan article

An editorial piece argues for Oklahoma to secede from the Union to secure foreign aid and loans. It jests about tariffs, military buildup, and provoking war with the nation, claiming surrender would yield a favorable outcome for Oklahoma. The satirical plan lampoons fiscal desperation and political posturing.

Oklahoma Sam Finland Eureka Lake Texoma Texas Uncle Sam

Strayed from the Herd by Connie Nelson

A collage of witty lines and vignettes on space race era myths family duties and social roles including references to a woman in slacks a needed haircut and a series of humorous observations about daily life and gender expectations by Connie Nelson and Irene Magee with quirky reflections on domestic tasks and personal ambitions

Seasons remembered in Oklahoma and California contrasts

An essay nostalgically contrasts Oklahoma and San Francisco climate shifts, recalling wet and dry cycles, vivid seasonal imagery, and the chatter of weather. The narrator recalls boredom with predictable weather, the appeal of seasonal changes, and social memories from childhood and summer twilight by creeks and fields.

Buzz California Okahoma San Francisco Berkley Hills Oklahoma

Ada Livestock Sale Reports Strong Turnout and Prices

Ada Livestock receipts Tuesday totaled 1,300 cattle and 160 hogs. Cattle ranged from 11.50 to 27 for various cuts with bulls at 17.20 and calves up to 23.50, stockers and feeders from 18 to 23, dairy calves 17 to 20, and hogs 15 to 16.50 for butcher stock. There were 264 sellers and 125 buyers with numerous buyers and prices listed for individual consignments from Oklahoma and nearby towns.

ADA Jack Birch Davis Leonard Young Fitzhugh W. D. Thompson Milburn Dial Antlers J. W McQueen Wewoka W. M. Basket Clarita Helen Hundley Calvin Roy Jones Allen L. K. Higginbotham Coleman W. B. Evetts Cushing Wafford Battles Coalgate Callie Don Henson Kenneth Robertson Mshominga

The Lawyer's Duty To Clients And The Law

The Oklahoma Bar Association notes a lawyer's duty to clients includes loyalty to clients, justice, community, associates, and self. He must protect confidences, apply studied expertise, pursue client interests energetically, and avoid conflicting loyalties within legal bounds. The column also warns against interpreting law without qualified counsel and touches on mixed agricultural market details.

Oklahoma ‘Bar Association

Weekday notes on local news and safety concerns

Editors urge timely news desk submissions by noon each Wednesday. Readers share memories of Pepper the dog shot at L B Cassady’s mailbox, with calls for accountability. Bee-keepers report no swarm this June, while readers reminisce about Mrs Edkinson and homemade soap. A long letter warns drivers to slow on rural roads after local accidents.

Pepper Ife Wy EB Snydi

Ada Street Dept Faces Big Budget Strain and Aging Gear

Ada's street crew hauled about 9 000 cubic yards of gravel last year to service 78 miles of streets and 20 miles of alleys with a 13-man crew. The 1959 60 budget totaled 78 934 01 dollars, including 48 754 55 from state taxes and 20 390 38 from the general fund. Equipment wears out, especially the street sweeper, and future funding hinges on state allocations tied to population, threatening cuts to the program for at least ten years.

Ada J. B. Davidson Burell Oliver Gentral Fund Davidson Singer Oklahoma

Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed as Market Steady Elsewhere

In the hog market barrows and gilts show small gains with steady gifts, while sows dip slightly. Prices range from 15.50 to 18.28 for hogs, 12.50 to 15.00 for sows, and spring slaughter lambs around 17.09 to 47.50 for 50-pounders. Slaughter ewes and spring feeder lambs also appear with modest activity and limited changes.

Methodist Church Here Gets First Fulltime Minister

Rev. Yancock becomes the first fulltime pastor of Columbus Memorial Methodist Church at 301 South Townsend. He and his family reside at 801 South Townsend. A Cook Christian Training College graduate in Phoenix, this is his first charge after circuit pastors served the church. Sunday School begins at 9:43 a.m., worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., with Wednesday service at 4 p.m.

Hancock

Ada Church Raises Funds For Building A New Church

The Philemon Baptist Church in Ada raised 266.65 for a new church building. On layman's day male members oversaw 375.25. Remainder came from W. M. S rallies led by Mrs Z Hardin and Mrs E Hightower. Rev C B Hill is pastor.

Philemon Baptist Church Ada W. M.S Z. Hardin

Youths Arrested For Caboose Theft On OCAGA Railroad

Two youths were arrested by city police Saturday night and charged with burglarizing a caboose on the OCAGA Railroad. One faced District Court as an adult and the other was sent to Juvenile Court. Authorities say two dozen flares and 50 torpedoes were taken from railroad property.

Ocaga Railroad

Somatotropin Milk Promise Tied to Hay Day and Fair Plans

Somatotropin injections may boost cow milk production according to Oklahoma State University research cited by D. D. Bullis. The article notes a hay center in Inola, Rogers County, and cultural events such as Hay Day with a queen coronation. It also mentions upcoming Oklahoma State Fair ringmaster stations and ongoing wheat harvest progress across counties including Altus and Lawton.

Associated Press Bessie Oklahoma State University D. D. Bullis Inola Rogers County Oklahoma Oklahoma State Employment Service Altus Lawton Chickasha Clinton Oklahoma City Ponca City Comanche Cotton

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