Opposes Centralized Education at Anadarko High School
Dr. W B Bizzell Oklahoma University president urged keeping public education under local control at the Anadarko commencement. The piece notes opposition to a national department of education and asserts state and local authorities best meet Ada schools' needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadarko High School
W. B. Bizzell
Oklahoma University
Department of Education
Washington
Bizzell
Chickasha Express
Ada
The Lord's Supper Lesson and Observances
Jerusalem crowds include Jesus during Passover as Judas plots betrayal. Jesus redefines the Passover with bread and wine symbolizing his body and blood offering deliverance from sin. The article links biblical events to Christian practice and notes contemporary comments on crime, law enforcement, and moonshine in the United States.
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Moses
Egypt
Jesus
David
God
Judas
Peter
John
Christ
Ada Potential Expo Showcases Local Industry
Ada could host an industrial exposition like Chickasha's, displaying cement products brick rock asphalt glassware Pontotoc pottery clothing flour meat feed bakery ice butter ice cream soft drinks mattresses foundry castings and more. Such a exhibit would reveal sizable payrolls and revenue from outside Ada, aiding city progress.
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Chickasha Jaycees
Chickasha
Chickasha Express
Ada
Pontotoc County
France voting confuses many political lines in 1930s pattern
A column contrasts France’s multi party ballot with the U S system and warns against an overlong sequence of “isms” while noting economic and political issues. It covers state socialist schemes in North Dakota, oil taxes in Pontotoc county, a prison break surrender, alimony verdicts, repeal politics in Governor Marland’s state, pie suppers, Pontotoc car sales, and Gore’s anticipated second primary race.
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France
Marland
Big Wilcox No. 5 Julia Smith tops Pontotoc oil show
In Pontotoc County a new Wilcox sand well, Carter No. 5 Julia Smith, drilled in 31-2-T, produced 671 barrels in the first 30 minutes and 865 barrels in the next 30 minutes after tubing flow was cleared. Other notable wells include Samedan No. 2B Holkum at 1,249.78 barrels in six hours and Magnolia No. 8 Simpson at 301.80 barrels in six hours. Operators report ongoing drilling near the Wilcox pool with several testers and deepened wells seeking larger flows.
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Wilcox
Fitts
Carter No
Julia Smith
Moore
Atkins
Fleetborn
Smith
Ada
Tulsa
Samedan
Holkum
Magnolia
Simpson
Fleetborn No
Morin
Hunton
Stahl
McKay
Shelton
Largest Wilcox flow in Fitts field noted
Friday report shows Carter's No. 5 J. Smith in section 31-2-7 produced 1 536 barrels in sixty minutes from the deep pay, marking a new high in the Wilcox sand. The well sits west of the Wilcox discovery Moore No. 3 Atkins in section 32-2-7.
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Wilcox
Fitts
Carter
J. Smith
Fitts Pool
Moore No. 3
Atkins
Jesse Field Back Into Limelight In Wilcox Pool Expansions
Developments around the Jesse pool show the area expanding with new Wilcox wells. Continental No. 1 House in 12-1-7 area produced 72 barrels per hour, while No. 2 Simpson prepares to test the Bromide sand. Other wells in the district report various Wilcox and Hunton potentials, with multiple completions and testing underway.
Southeast Trend to Get Wildcat Play
The southeast trend from Jesse is poised for wildcat testing across two townships with drilling planned or rumored at several seismograph highs. Continental moved into the No. 1 King, NE SW NE of 26-1 N SE and is advancing. Sinclair-Prairie named the No. 1 J. A. Culver for the NE NE SW of 16-1N-SE with work to start soon. Mike Mitchell of Ada is preparing to drill in 35-1N-S8E. Grisso block activity is noted in 21-1N-9E, with adjacent 27-1N-9E showing Continental, Phillips, Stanolind, Amerada, Gypsy and others holding interests.
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Jesse
Continental
Sinclair-Prairie
J. A. Culver
Mike Mitchell
Ada
Grisso
Continental, Phillips
Stanolind
Amerada
Gypsy
Sinclair completes well in Fitts pool
Sinclair No. 6 Burris in Burris NE has been completed as an Upper Simpson producer with a potential rating of 2639.34 barrels daily. The Jesse pool added Continental No. 1 House to its producers, with tubing to be run. Other wells are testing Bromide and Hunton lime, signaling ongoing wildcat activity and rising Ada area prospects. Shell No. 1 Hill to be plugged back after finding salt-water indicators at depth. Foreman of Sallisaw leads Oklahoma Cotton Growers association board.
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Oklahoma
Overnor Marland
Jesse Pool
NW SE
Wilcox
Simpson
Jesse
Lynch Et al
Hunton
Fitts
Magnolia No
Shelton
Upper Simpson
Stahl
Dennis
Moore
Harper
Schauers
Fitts Pool
Fleetborn
Morin
Sinclair
Woolley
Jesse Blackstock
Daniels
Continental
Burris
Sunray Et al No. 1
Shumard Heirs
Viola
Coal County
Ada
Carter
Fitts-Wilcox
Julia Smith
J. Smith
Smith
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Fitts Field
Magnolia
Metropolitan
Life
Metropolitan Life
Marjorie Norris
Lily Woolley
Centrahoma
Fleetborn Oil to Drill No 1-A Morin Twin Wednesday
Fleetborn Oil Co plans to spud the No 1-A Morin on Wednesday as a twin to the No 1 Morin Hunton well just completed. Officials are evaluating the Crosse No 3-A Burris Hunton well, a twin to the Upper Simpson No 3 Burris producer, while Senora No 3-4-6 in Ada area sits below 940 feet.
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Fleetborn Oil Co
Hunton
Burris
Simpson
Ada
Senora No
Greatest returns for amount in vested
Ada News classifieds highlight favorable investment returns linked to vested amounts, promising solid value for savers and investors seeking reliable yields.
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Ada News
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Byron Norrell
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
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Guepirer
United States
McCracken
Tax Commission
Worstell
L. M. Nichols
Board of Affairs
Shreveport
Louisiana
Jerusalem
Bruno Hauptmann
Brazil
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
California
League of
North Dakota
League
Claude Beavers
McAlester
Grim Reaper
Beavers
Bryan
State Tax Commission
Ponotoc County
Senator Gore
Jesse Field
McCarthy
Foreman
Cotton Growers
Oklahoma City
Lpi
Alex S. Foreman
Sallisaw
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
W. L. Hutcheson
Frederick
A. F. Duke
P. E. Harrill
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