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Fragmentary OCR notes describe a road movement begun here two weeks ago by a small group of men, outlining their plans and intentions. No further verifiable details or names are readable in the text.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a road movement begun here two weeks ago by a small group of men, outlining their plans and intentions. No further verifiable details or names are readable in the text.
The article recalls Texas independence on March 2 1836 led by Stephen Austin Sam Houston and others. It highlights battles at the Alamo Goliad and San Jacinto cites Santa Anna’s defeat and Texas liberty and honors veterans and pioneers including Davy Crockett and Bowie. It notes pride among Texans and former residents of Ada Oklahoma and calls for unity in road improvement efforts through a regional Good Roads Motor Club with leaders from Pontotoc County towns.
The piece urges renting families to buy a home with small down payment and monthly payments. It argues ownership creates pride in upkeep, supports family happiness, and fosters virtues leading to community leadership. It frames home ownership as wealth building and moral uplift.
Counsel for John G. Ledbetter says his client died from the consequences of perjury and plans to press perjury charges against Pearl Darrow after Ledbetter was electrocuted for the murder of Robert Moreland. The prosecuting attorney’s office aids in reexamining Darrow’s testimony in Muskogee.
Cleveland players appear content to keep the same bats that helped win both the American League title and the World Series. Business manager Kk. S. Barnard has received few requests for new bats, marking a contrast with prior seasons.
Emmett Ormsby, a Chicagoan and former St. Paul pitcher wounded at Chateau Thierry, is the latest applicant for the Threeleague 1921 staff of umpires. President Tearney is considering his application.
Colonel Elias Briggs Baldwin Kansas pioneer soldier and teacher born 1834 near Poughkeepsie New York. He led Illinois troops in the Civil War, served as quartermaster to Sheridan, became Missouri cavalry officer and Labette County resident. His son Evelyn B Baldwin, Arctic explorer and Antarctic era traveler, is noted for polar work and exploration. Mr Caperton of Ravia visited the city.
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