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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

13

Farm Labor Pledge Aimed At Oklahoma Draft Drive 1918

Oklahoma City May 22 Special A labor pledge calls for every man or boy 15 to 60 in cities or towns to work at least two weeks on farms in 1918 under the County Council of Defense. Exemptions include physicians, draft board members, postal workers, repairmen, railway and express workers, city utility staff, drag and transfer crews, physical disabled, one man per business, and other emergency cases.

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Red Cross Relief in France Faces German Offensive

The article recounts how the American Red Cross in France met the crisis of a major German push. It describes retreat plans, the reorganization of field lines from Ham to Soissons, and the continued aid to refugees and soldiers despite bombardment.

Wasington Red Cross France Paris Perkins American Red Cross Ham Croix Molignaux Nesle Grecourt Roye Amiens Montdidier Lassigny Noyons Soissons Compiegne Annel Daly

Let a Want Ad Get It For You

Classified note urges readers to use want ads to locate goods services and opportunities. It emphasizes quick results and broad reach through the newspaper classifieds.

Cotton Rag Purchase Offered by News Office

The News Office seeks large clean cotton rags to be sold by the pound. Interested parties urged to deliver material promptly.

For Sale 7 Room House with 6 Lots and Barn

For sale a seven room house with six lots, a good barn, orchard, well and gas. A bargain. Apply at 812 West 7th or call 344.

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District and County Democratic Primary Candidates Listed

The News announces district and county candidates for the Democratic Primary. Races include District Judge Arden L Bullock and County Attorney Wayne Wadlington with multiple re election and new candidacies across county offices such as Treasurer Swaffar Sheriff Duncan Tax Assessor Heard Clerk Garner Weigher Lee Judge Busby and others including Representative O W Taylor and Commissioners Brumley Laughlin Selfridge Bibb Brents.

Arden L. Bullock Wayne Wadlington D. W. Swaffar Bob Puncan Nick Heard Milton Garner O. J. Lee John Ward Orel Busby J. O. Cowart O. W. Taylor A. Floyd W. H. Brumley Moss J. I. Laughlin W. B. Selfridge Henry F. Bibb W. H. Brents

Listing of 25 men ordered to colors for May 29 induction

Revised roster shows 25 men ordered to report to Ada for induction into military service at Fort Riley Kansas. They must report in Ada at 5 p m on May 28 as part of Order No. 1978. Names include Cleve Campbell James Rasberry James Locke Albert Russell Jno Trimm Jno Barnard Albert Rogers Henry Belew Claude Hatfield Reuben Carver Joseph Richman Oscar Green Jas Tate Almer Kelly Jno Chapman Joe Neal Walter Lewis Blankenship Ira Scarbrough Sam Corbin Hubert Haywood Joe Fountain Joe Morris Allen West and Charles Glenn among others.

Ada Fort Riley Kansas Cleve Campbell Jas. E. Rasberry Franks James Locke Allen Albert M. Russell Jno. H. Trimm Jno. C. Barnard Albert Rogers Stonewall Henry H. Belew Lawton Claude Hatfield Reuben H. Carver Schell City Missouri Joseph L. Richman Healdton Oscar A. Green Hickory Jas. F. Tate St Wall Almer Kelly Jno. W. Chapman Joe Neal Frisco Walter Lewis Bebee Beecher Blankens

Pickett News Briefs From Pickett and Choctaw Bill

Rainy weather and grass causing delays as cattle and horses are dipped. Knox visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gee spent time with Braley. Hinkles visited Hudsons and W H Hudson. Pickett school closed with Podunk Limited play and Hudlow music. Church attendance good. Dallas Jones and Jim Hooser visited. Hudlow on puay list. Lucy Ayers returned home to Weleetka after school closure. Red Cross drive over top. Jess Golightly’s dance enjoyed. Preaching next Sunday. all invited. George Golightly visited brothers in Pickett.

Gee Knox Red Cross George Golightly Pickett Bill

Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates Sale

The public can buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates at the News office. Proceeds support war efforts and savings drives. Availability includes standard stamps and certificates for convenient savings.

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