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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

5

Church Convention Sees Strong Tulsa Attendance Expected

Tulsa on March 29 reports between 300 and 400 Disciples of Christ members are expected at the state convention in late April. First Christian church gears for delegate entertainment and sessions with Elijah program on May 2 under Ernest Prang Stan.

Tulsa Church Aire Disciples’ of Christ First Chistian Church Delogates Elijah Darge Ernest Prang Stan Meade Dutt Ettire Che Vity Predevickwo, Barnham United Christian Missionary Society American Christian Society Unig H. OO Pritehai Indianapolis Oklahom Ideline Goddard Bible School Christie Endeavor Miss Goddard Suni

Tulsa Water Supply Plan Tied to Spavinaw Site

Major General George Goethals visited Tulsa to discuss the potential Spavinaw Creek dam site for a pure drinking water supply. City officials want full cost estimates for conduits and a dam powered system, with bond measures possibly reaching 2.5 million or more to fund improvements and the Spavinaw project.

Goethals Tulsa Ergek Grand Kor City Water Board Mowsaary

Seventeen Join Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association at Lovelady Meet

Seventeen of eighteen eligible farmers in Pontotoc County joined the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association after W. L. Walker spoke at the Lovelady schoolhouse. Walker, a cotton farmer and organizer, outlined direct selling to spinners and predicted county participation would meet its quota. He plans another address to farmers at Vanoss and notes ongoing work in the region.

Pontotoc County Oklahoms Lovelady W. L. Walker Bve Walk Adress Wis Hiv Okahama Cotton Grower Association Walker Portatoc County Vanoss

Maple Syrup Boom Foreseen Across Canada and Beyond

Ottawa reports maple syrup harvest expected at twenty million pounds with Quedne, Ontario, and Atlantic provinces as major producers. Government study notes vast maple forests in Quebec and Ontario awaiting modern equipment, plans to curb deceptive syrups, and reforestation as a key policy. Indigenous tapping and traditional methods are described as history, with modernization anticipated.

Ottawa Ont Canada Department of Agricultura Ontario New Brunswick Nova Scotia Quebec Deslaninge Isdmetry Suearmakers’ Association

Nation Wide Move in Defense of Political Prisoners

A lengthy report discusses nationwide efforts to support political prisoners during the Wilson era, highlighting statements by Delia and others. It notes planned events and interviews, calls for redress of grievances, and opposition to government actions against dissenters.

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Oklahoma Cotton Growers Endorsement Letter Urges Support

Fred Wilmarth of Oklahoma City appeals to 100000 state cotton growers for renewed cooperation to reach a 300000 bale minimum, enabling the Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ association to act as a selling agency. The Evening News supports the movement, arguing farmer prosperity benefits all. You are welcome, Mr. Wilmarth.

Fred Wilmarth Oklahoma City Oklahoma Cotton Crowers’ Association Evening News Oklahoma The Pontotoc County Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association Wilmarth

Aged Sleeper Snoozes Three in Fort Smith

A long sleep story from Fort Smith Arkansas recounts a man known as Leslinger in a catatonic state resembling Rip Van Winkle. He entered hospital after a foggy medical episode in 1901 and has since lived in a coma-like condition fed by tube, with physicians declaring him in good condition though unconscious.

Fort Smith Ark Mare James oSeshomer Awokna Seltiger Nate Duis Nospital Galferes Jefe Leslinger Myre Ter Dee Mienarsi Bonzana Arkan

Kings of Motordom gathered for Oklahoma City show

Reported event bills a motor equipment exhibit in the new Oklahoma City Coliseum April 31 to May 16. Promoters claim a large display from Mindmoar aristocratic models, tractors, farm tools, and swift vehicles with elaborate decorations valued at $15,000. A mysterious masked dancer is promised, with attendance uncertain due to masking rules. Delegations from Tulsa and other cities pledge to attend with bands.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Cuty March Tishrlis Oklahona City Prighteneg Uki Jonty Eden T. Bell Tulsa Aridmore

Girl revived after plum stone windpipe blockage

Bertha Cleon of Bessemer Michigan was miraculously brought back to life at Ashland General Hospital after a plum stone blocked her windpipe and halted breathing. Surgeons opened the neck airway, removed the stone, and artificial respiration aided her revival. she is improving rapidly. The note mentions Bismark and German unification, with dates and biographical details attributed to Wayne D. McMurray.

Bertha Cleon Bessemer, Mich Ashland Oneral Hospital Fertha

Sculptor Moses Mzekiel Buried at Arlington in Dignity

Fragmented OCR recalls the burial of Sir Moses Mzekiel, renowned sculptor, at Arlington. President Harding to attend ceremonies honoring the artist described as a great Virginian and eminent figure in world art, while German chancellor von Ewk voices cautious praise amid tense policy debates.

Moses Mzekiel

Miss Geneva Wilson Visits City From Konawa

Miss Geneva Wilson of Konawa was in the city during a shopping visit between trainages and other errands.

Geneva Wilson Konawa

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