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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

4

Barefoot Boy Talk and Texas Leaders of Yesteryear

The column reflects on barefoot summers, critique of public campaigns, and social wit. It recalls Mark Twain’s humor, notes on hick towns, and urges independent thinking. It closes with the death of former Senator Culberson and compares Texas leaders of the 1890s to today.

Senator Culberson Texas Jim Hogg John H. Reagan Richard Coke Roger Q. Mills D. B. Culberson

Stone Mountain Controversy Over Borglum Contract

The article argues the Stone Mountain project is justifiable in cancelling sculptor Gutzon Borglum’s contract due to neglect of work and focus on notoriety. It portrays the sponsoring organization as financially sound and capable, envisioning a durable monument to the Old South and New. A radio broadcast from Ada and remarks on Pontotoc county poultry spur wider national interest in Oklahoma.

Ada Stone Mountain Gutzon Borglum Mountain of Stone Pyramids Egypt Bristow Pontotoc County J. B. Hill Erie Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma Treadwell Rochester Minnesota Bryan County Durant Democrat

Oklahoma City News Highlights Marble Contest And Labor Outlook

The Oklahoma City News reports on a marble editor and state marble tournament with the winner headed to a national meet. It notes weaker union pressure this session, and discusses prison-made goods, soil conservation drives, a new county commissioner electing plan, and the 1924 cotton crop surge. The piece also cites remarks on self-made success, a pill idea for politicians, and Gov. Trapp’s stop look listen law affecting railroad crossings. Ada oil fields and small, long-lived wells are mentioned for regional impact.

Oklahoma City News United States

Local Frisco and area residents noted in Frisco report

FRISCO W R Dennis of Lula visited on business. Hay barn work finished and painting underway. Mr Hisaw sold O S Massey farm holdings to Mr Gentry and plans to move east. Visitors from Circe Ark and Los Angeles with plans to move to Hot Springs. Rosa Leek and Barney visited relatives. McClain attended Ada on business. Franks basketball teams beat local teams. Mrs I T Hoggatt visited Ahloso with Rosa Seek. Cemetery cleanup near completion with graves reset. Rev Crockett preached to a large crowd. An Old Timer Note on Wall Street profits versus mourners.

Frisco W. R. Dennis Lula J. N. Prince Carol Los Angeles Cailif I. T. Hoggatt Hot Springs Rosa Leek Barney L. L. McClain Ada Franks Ahloso Rosa. Seek Ray Wilmuth Baby Fess Little Rev. Crockett

Commission to Appoint Muscle Shoals Sale Commission

President Coolidge will appoint a six member commission soon to decide the disposition of Muscle Shoals. The body may include administration officials and perhaps a cabinet member, with reports expected at the next Congress opening after consulting prominent engineers.

Washington Coolidge Fiys Muscle Shoals House Congress

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