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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1921

Page

8

Wages for Oklahoma farm labor range from two to ten dollars

Oklahoma reports to the labor commissioner show that farm labor wages vary from 2 to 6 dollars for single hands and 3 to 6 dollars for cooks stackers threshermen and bargemen across more than 20 counties. Local labor is prioritized with daily bulletins planned to prevent outside labor exodus.

Oklahoma City Okla Commissioner of Labor Labor Department Connelly Murphy Oklahoma Labor Bureau Wheat Belt Noble

President Harding Honors First Soldier Killed in Germany

President Harding lays a wreath on the casket of Joseph W. Guyton, first American soldier to die on German soil, during a ceremony for five thousand war dead at Hoboken pier. He pledges no hatred, hopes for an era of peace, and addresses gathered crowds and officials.

New York Harding Hoboken Washington West 96Th Street Hudson Riverside Drive America The Republic Joseph W. Guyton 126 Infantry Michigan United States of America

Roff Eagle Praises Roff as Ideal Homestead Center

An unsigned feature extols Roff Oklahoma as a thriving farming hub with high altitude 1300 feet on the Frisco line. It cites abundant pure water, strong agriculture, multiple gins mills elevators banks shops schools and churches, a growing population of about 1100, and oil prospects four miles west. It invites new settlers to inspect Roff before investing elsewhere.

Roff Pontotoc County Frisco Chamber of Commerce Linotype

Crop Prospects Rise in Pontotoc County

County agent J. B. Hall reports good weather conditions and a potential bumper cotton crop for Pontotoc County. He notes a 40 percent reduction in cotton acreage, but reports the best stand ever and favorable outlooks for corn, winter barley, alfalfa, and other feed crops across the county.

Colk J. B. Hall Pyntotoe

Oil field drilling near Stonewall and Ada rigging up

The well near Stonewall in Coal county is drilling at 315 feet. Producers Oil Company is rigging four miles southwest of Ada and expects to spud in within a few days. Lee & Smith completed rigging on the George Wade Jr farm in section 3 4 7 and spudded in Saturday.

Stonewall Coal County Producers Oil Company Ada

Oil company eyes more wells at Steedman field

Activity rises at Steedman field as Dockla Oil prepares additional shallow wells. The new wells are described as pay wells, signaling potential production growth for the company.

Steedman Dockla Oil Company

Montrose Oil and Producers halt operations in Allen field

Montrose Oil and Producers Company and H. E. Morris have shut down indefinitely at 1650 feet in section 20 5 8 after draining the Allen field. It is expected that operations will resume in the fall.

Montrose Oil and Producers Company H. E. Morris Allen Field

Bill Chism Farm Well Cleanout Restores Production

The Bill Chism farm in section 3-4-7 is being cleaned out at Chism No. 1 to remove foreign matter from the hole. The well has produced around 20 barrels daily in the past but had declined. owners expect restoration to its original production level after the cleaning.

Bill Chism Farm Chism No. 1

Oil man Crump surveys Stonewall drilling progress

W. G. Crump of Mecca Oil and Gas Company Oklahoma City visits the county with fellow oil men to check a well near Stonewall in section 7-2-8. Drilling resumes at about 400 feet after a brief pause with good looking territory per geological reports.

W. G. Crump Mecca Oil and Gas Company of Oklahoma City Mr. Crump Stonewall

Tulsa Interstate Man Here

Robert J. Dickson of Tulsa Interstate Petroleum Company surveys fields northwest of Tulsa and plans a trip to the southeast area He says nothing to release now but may issue announcements shortly.

Tulsa Interstate Robert J. Dickson Tulsa Interstate Petroleum Company of Tulsa

Syndicate Installs Gas Engine for Water Savings

The Carter-Lowery-La Salle syndicate at 32-5-5 reports water shortages from the creek. To mitigate further trouble they install a natural gas engine using gas from the well, reducing water use and avoiding interference with wells and irrigation.

Carter-Lowery-La Salle

Packer Placed To Increase Flow At Burk Farm Well

The Carter-Lowery-Laselle well on the Burk farm 32-5-5 is installing a gas packer to prevent gas interference and boost flow. Yesterday the well produced seven barrels per hour for eight hours without the packer, and owners expect production to more than double once installed. Work paused for today with a test planned tomorrow morning.

Carter-Lowery-Laselle Burk Farm

Federal enforcement staff cut in Oklahoma district

J. T. Brown acting head announces a reduction from seven to three federal enforcement officials in the Oklahoma district. The district covers Oklahoma and 27 Kansas counties with headquarters in Oklahoma City. The cut follows nationwide action due to lack of funds.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma J. T. Brown Kansas United States Brown

Starritt's New Industry Opens In Ada Field

Little Brothers of Wilson bought lots yesterday and will begin erecting a building for their rotary kit dressing equipment boiler repair and acetylene welding plant. They bring 20 years of experience and aim to serve drillers in the Ada field with convenient economical service. Equipment from Hewitt field will be transferred, and a machine shop may be added if the field grows.

Starritt Little Brothers of Wilson Little Brothers Ada Hewitt Field

Cupid's Work Then and Now in Hearts and Hands

A reflective note contrasts old fashioned romance with modern financial aims, suggesting affection once shaped lives more than wealth. It hints at shifting values in relationships and courting expectations across eras.

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