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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
8
A regional proclamation from six state governors calls for national concerted action to protect and grow the cotton industry. The document urges unity among southern states and allied groups, stressing consumer impact, production, and civic effort to stabilize and promote cotton mill activity nationwide.
The Oklahoma House considered a relief measure for fruit crops amid drought and labor concerns. The plan, pending appropriation details, aims to support growers with wage and harvest costs, while lawmakers weigh broader agricultural assistance for the next decade.
A dairy specialist from ML Peliege will visit Center next Monday to speak with local farmers about better dairy practices, cow care, and milking efficiency. The meeting, hosted at the Community Church, aims to share practical tips on feeding, housing, and herd improvements for a healthier dairy industry.
A National Board of Fire Underwriters study, echoed by the National Association of Credit Men, estimates last year’s teachers salaries across 21 states at 421,980,054 and warns that fire losses could have been mitigated with better pay and fire prevention education. The data, drawn from U.S. government reports, shows salaries exceeded by property losses in all states except the District of Columbia, where a model city effort is cited. Governor Uuris Z. Davin endorses education as a key remedy for vast fire-related costs.
A fragmented regional report references the Trovinei Assembly, licensing debates, and a governor signing a bill affecting local matters. It mentions rapid healing claims for a product and a Denver sale to Western Pacific railroad, with court confirmation of a judgment and assorted notices about ads and property.
A Western USDA dairy extension visit to a Washington State creamery shows a farmer embracing better cream quality through cooling and milk-house improvements. The agent outlines steps to install a cooling tank, water connections, and a larger milk house, with plans to demonstrate and replicate for neighbors to boost dairy efficiency and productivity.
Chicago has ample grain shipping in the Great Lakes for the year, a change from prior seasons with tighter supply. Shipments begin around April 15 as steel demand wanes, allowing more grain to be loaded. Whether the trade will be large remains uncertain.
Federal artillery shelled insurgent revolutionists on hills west of Eisleben. After a brief engagement southwest of Tisleben, Nyerhausen was occupied by federal forces, who now control the town.
President Harding granted favorable remarks to Hubert Work head of the American Medical Association and former Republican National Committeeman Ivan Colorado in a noted reception. The event highlighted party unity as Work and Colorado receive renewed support from the White House.
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