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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
9
A wife suspects her husband of infidelity when a strand of golden hair on his coat triggers jealousy. The truth reveals a dropped office ash and hair from a whisk broom, clearing the misunderstanding. The couple reconcile at lunchtime with renewed affection.
By Norman E. Brown the Browns future in the American league hinges on whether George Sisler will play first base. If Sisler returns Fred Schliebner could cover first and Ellerb e and the infield battle continues with McManus at second and Gerber at short. Pitching and catching look solid with Shocker, Van Gilder and Kolp supported by Severeid, Collins and Rego behind the plate. The outfield of Jacobson Williams Tobin remains strong while the fate of the Browns rests on Sisler’s return and form at first base.
Byron Norrell advises Stillwater area readers that good fruit requires careful pruning and spraying. D C Mooring notes spraying challenges, proper timing, and equipment choices such as calyx and shuck sprays using arsenate of lead, with guidance on when to apply and how to operate a barrel pump for small-scale work.
The article states the mean annual temperature of the British Isles as 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Oklahoma City April 7 One of the best winter wheat crops in the state’s history is predicted by the state board of agriculture based on March conditions. The report notes ample moisture, healthy vitality, and high district growth figures while oats and fruit show mixed results due to March freezes and storms.
In Yreka California the will of 93 year old Dave Neam, a longtime Democrat, requests his tombstone read It have been a staunch Democrat from the cradle to the grave. The document was discovered after his death.
In Long Beach California on April 7 Dr and Mrs J E Stubbert mourn the death of their Airedale dog named heyas. The owners had the body shipped 450 miles to Los Gatos to bury him where he spent most of his life following years as their companion on three European and Asiatic voyages.
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