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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

3

Bullock Returns From Italy with Y M C A Service Report

Arden L Bullock, former county attorney, returned Sunday from Italy where he served with the Y M C A as part of a 300 man contingent. He describes moving picture huts and educational plans aiding soldiers morale and relief work for civilians after October battles near Monte Belluno and along the Piave front.

Arden L. Bullock Italy Bullock Monte Belluno America Piave

Refinery Near Francis Expected to Boost Local Oil Output

A Francis area refinery nears completion serving the Francis field with a 300 barrel daily unit planned to reach 1,000 barrels by year start. A three mile pipe line feeds the field and construction progresses rapidly with agitator and condenser boxes on site. Oil from a new well is said to be high quality, suitable for asphalt base and potential steam cylinder oil.

Pontotoc County Francis Francis Field Wood

Rock roads praised as feasible for Oklahoma highways

Rock roads in Oklahoma are the most feasible hard surfaced road for the state, says Frank Rush superintendent of the Wichita National Forest Preserve. He cites five miles of crushed trap rock and decomposed granite road that remains in first class condition after five years and heavy army truck traffic.

Rock Oklahoma Lawton Okla Frank Rush Wichita National Forest Preserve Rush Wichita Mountains

Center Teachers Honored in Oklahoma Surprise

Center Oklahoma May 19 Families gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs I H Henry for a surprise party honoring their contributions during eight months of school. The note says Center and surrounding community regret losing the Henries and praise the teachers as genteel and competent, noting Maysville gains. A FRIEND. Let a Want Ad et it for you.

Center Okla I. H. Henry Maysville

Seaplane NC-3 Reported Making Way Toward Portugal

Washington reports the NC-3 commanded by John H. Towers is proceeding toward Ponta Delgada under its own power seven miles off land. Rear Admiral Jackson in pointers from Ponta Del Gada confirms the latest progress as of this afternoon. Berlin observers note President Ebert vows never to sign the peace terms amid a sweeping Lustgarten demonstration. Ignace Paderewski is expected to reach Poland Thursday amid talks of retaining the premiership and possible easing of Ukrainian hostilities.

Washington NC-3 John H. Towers mid-Atlantic Navy Department Ponta del Gada Jackson Berlin Ebert Germany Lustgarten Sarge May Ignace Jan Paderewski Poland Paderewski Ukraine Paris Galicia

Confederate veterans seek city for 1919 reunion

General K. M. Van Zandt said the 1919 Confederate veterans reunion has no definite host city. Savannah Georgia invited them but could not host during the first week of October, leaving the committee scattered and delaying decisions. If no suitable location is found the reunion may be postponed a year.

Fort Worth Tex K. M. van Zandt Savannah Georgia General van Zandt South

Rantza u at Paris Again Versailles Peace Mission Return

Count von Brockdorff Rantzau head of the German peace mission returned to Versailles after a Spa trip. He was joined by Landsberg and Geisberts who had been in Berlin. Detached from Paris, hints suggested the delegation is deeply divided over accepting the terms.

Versailles Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Spa Herr Landsberg Herr Geisberts Berlin Paris Germany

Education as a Path to Better Citizenship Over Wealth

The piece argues that education should serve as the foundation for virtuous citizenship rather than mere wealth. It warns against education focused on money and calls for educating Czarist and Kaiser-influenced masses to fulfill civic duties, asserting education’s primary value lies in making better people and communities.

Earth Russia

Commencement Under Difficulties At Clarita School

Mr. E. A. MacMillan faced an unusual event as a cyclone and hail storm disrupted the Clarita Oklahoma graduation day. Despite the danger, residents gathered at the school house by eleven for diploma presentations that extended past midnight, reflecting the town’s strong interest in education.

E. A. MacMillan Clarita Okla

Pontotoc County Herd Law Revoked in 1919 Resolution

The Pontotoc County Commissioners meet May 12 1919 in adjourned session with I R Gilmore chairing to revoke any suspension of the Herd Law and restore full enforcement. The board orders publication of the resolution and directs the county clerk to transmit copies to the county press. Also notices cement a guardianship sale in Atoka County and list detailed property descriptions across Pontotoc Love McClain and Garvin counties.

Board of County Commissioners Pontotoc County Oklahoma I. R. Gilmore W. H. Brumley M. Garner W. H. Brents State of Oklahoma Atoka County Ida Bond Henry J. Bond Atoka Ida Pontotoc Love, McClain and Garvin Towit A. D Guardian Hatchett & Semple Durant Okla Sfore Ada-Stratford Highway R. Gilmore

England's big estates break up under heavy taxes

The Columbus Dispatch argues that heavy taxes force English aristocrats to parcel estates, noting Lord Aberdeen and Lord Fleury as examples. It warns that landless aristocracy ceases to be true aristocracy, as power shifts away from land to brains or money.

England Lord Aberdeen Lord Fleury Moor Park Hertfordshire Columbus Ohio Dispatch

Los Angeles Tops U S Municipal Auto Death Rates

The city leads all U S municipalities in automobile fatalities with 17 deaths per 100 000 population. Chicago reports 10 per 100 000 and New York 7 1 per 100 000, while Baltimore records the lowest at 6 1 per 100 000.

Los Angeles United States Chicago New York Baltimore

Milk Leg Relieved by Shin Salve Popular Remedy

Mrs. R P Chrisman of Paducah Texas reports an ulcer caused by milk leg healed by Shin Salve the only remedy that helped. Shin Salve is advertised to cure sores burns eczema and other ailments. A sale pitch asks for Judge James Webb of Ada Oklahoma to comment and notes a 50 cent price with guarantee by Gwin and Mays Drug Co Ada Oklahoma.

R. P. Chrisman Paducah Texas James ©. Webb Ada Oklahoma Gwin & Mays Drug Coh

Texas Oil Investors Organize Against Grafters

The Texas Oil Investors Protective Association formed to combat fraud by stock selling oil companies. It will pursue dividends from dishonest firms and recover losses for stockholders while urging responsible development and safeguarding investor interests. The group cites widespread squandered funds and nonpayment of dividends despite production profits. Local notices include Pontotoc County bridge bids and a Maxwell Township bond election set for June 14 1919.

Texas Oil Investors Associated Press Dallas Tex Texas Oil Investors’ Protective Association Texas Association

Winn Up From Fort Worth

Judge A G Winn from Fort Worth visits during a few days and reports strong success in oil ventures. He joined the Ada fishing party at Hugo Saturday, staying with the pleasure seekers until yesterday. All members are well and enjoying the trip except Bill Coffman who jokes he can eat more once warmed up. The party plans to return home soon.

Head Consul to Attend Ada Memorial Day Ceremony

W C Williams reports that A N Leecraft head consul of the Woodmen of the World in Oklahoma has accepted an invitation to attend the memorial day and unveiling ceremonies at Ada on Sunday May 25.

Ww. O. W W. C. Williams A. N. Leecraft The Woodmen of the World Oklahoma Ada

Hog Powder Promises Profit Through Health

Growing hogs stay profitable only if healthy, and feeding B A Thomas Hog Powder is claimed to prevent cholera remove worms and cure thumps. The Ad says the Agnew Milling Co Oklahoma advertises this remedy with a money back guarantee if it does not help.

B. A. Thomas Agnew Milling Co Okla

Son Steve Evans Arrives Safe in Philadelphia After War Service

J. R. Evans reports his son Steve Evans has reached Philadelphia safely on Sunday May 18. Steve sailed for France in April 1917 with the 90th division, later joined the 28th division, and fought during the final hours before the armistice. He hopes to return home to his wife Mrs. Lydia Evans and many friends soon.

J. R. Evans Steve Evans Philadelphia Steve France Lydia Evans

Veteran of Rainbow Division Visits Francis

S. T. Campbell, a member of the Rainbow Division, passed through the city en route to Francis to visit his uncle G. W. Scroggins for a few days before returning to Cullman Alabama. He recalled night travel in Europe and the thrills of going over the top in battles such as St Mihiel and the Argonne Forest, noting shell holes as his only pleasures during those times.

S. T. Campbell Rainbow Division Francis G. W.scroggins Cullman Alabama Campbell Europe Battle of St. Micheil Argonne Forest

Dirigible C-5 Believed Lost After Sea Gale

The navy airship C-5 swept to sea in a gale off Trepassey Newfoundland and is now believed lost. The destroyer Edwards lost contact and headed back while a merchant steamer reported it could no longer stand by and proceeded on. One man aboard leaped to shore when the craft broke from moorings.

Associated Press Trepassey N. F Edwards

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