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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
7
In a tense scene at Verity’s home, Doctor Stanley arrives with Morris and nurse Miss Watson to care for the ailing grandfather. Verity, lingering by the door, recalls the moment the young man lifted the old man with strength and speed, leaving her unsettled yet grateful.
In the morning scene at Tawno Ker Dr Renshaw learns from Dr Stanley that Madame Hooesler, a widow with a manuscript, fled Europe with a cache of letters to avoid its publication. Stanley explains other foreign agents around the house and the plan to keep the material safe while Campbell recovers.
Pontotoc County rural schools have filed for 22218 dollars in maintenance aid for the rest of the fiscal year. County Superintendent A. Floyd says 29 districts have applied for state aid to continue operations, with total claims likely rising above 30000 dollars. The State Board urges early filings since no payments can be issued until all claims are in.
Fragmentary notice notes the prospect of salary checks once aid funds arrive and mentions Bermuda gross given away and a contact at 219 East 12th Ada. The brief reads like a classified want ad urging results.
C O Moser secretary of the American Cotton Growers Exchange based in Memphis will speak in Ada on Friday March 20 He represents a federation of twelve state cooperative cotton marketing associations with over 300000 farmers and speaks during Oklahoma campaign events locally backed by the Ada Chamber of Commerce and others.
Washington March 14 Reed Smoot of Utah was taken ill on the senate floor and carried to his home. He reportedly spent a fairly comfortable night and is resting.
Washington March 13 An additional tax of 10 861 131 50 has been assessed by the treasury against Senator Couzens republican Michigan on the sale of his Ford stock in 1919 He said the computation was made by Thompson Black New York two years ago in an effort to beat Henry Ford who then was in a political fight with Tru man Newberry who has since resigned from the senate
H P Schienberg director of the Model Clothiers was chosen to join the board of directors of the Oklahoma Clothiers and Furnishers at the association's annual meeting in Oklahoma City. The next meeting will be in Tulsa.
Oklahoma senators passed a bill letting trust firms take deposit accounts. The measure, drafted by the banks committee, aims to attract millions to the state. Firms must be capitalized at 100000 in small cities or 290200 in larger cities and file a deposit-acceptance resolution with the state bank department.
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