Ada News Circulation Campaign Leads in Essex Car Prize Race
Mrs Trudeau leads the Essex car contest with a slight edge over Mrs Joe Beck who is gaining fast. Jessie Helm and O F Johnston compete near the top while Eva Sparks jumps four places. Meira Sturdivant remains a steady contender as Pauline Harris stays close. The list includes potential leaders aiming to rise before December 6 bio credits period ends.
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Ada News
Trudeau
Joe Beck
Stonewall
Jessie Helm
O. F. Johnston
Allen
Eva Sparks
Coalgate
Meira Sturdivant
Essex
Pauline Harris
Resurrected Ford Is Ready For Service Again
The Ford coupe owned by D. H. Helder was submerged in South Canadian quicksands for four days last week. Mechanics at W. E. Harvey foraged yard disassembled the car and cleaned every crack and crevice to remove sand, after which it is now ready for service again.
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D. H. Helder
W. E. Harvey Forage
Ginners Cut Ginning Price to 30 Cents
City ginners announce a price drop from 40 to 30 cents per hundred pounds of gin ning. The 25 percent reduction takes effect Saturday morning, November 20.
Guests Big Sale Starts Off In a Big Way Today
The public benefit sale opened at Guest Brothers store with a large morning crowd and steady shopper activity. Mr Giesler of Chilton Advertising praised the event as it began with a dress pattern prize for the first entrant and similar gifts planned for the coming Monday Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
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Guest Brothers
Giesler
Chilton Advertising Company
Ada's Progress As A City Told at State Convention
Commissioner W. B. Jones reported Ada's public improvements at the Oklahoma Municipal League gathering in Oklahoma City. Representatives from nearly every city and town heard two minute summaries of local progress, as the convention opened Thursday and closed Friday with discussions on municipal matters.
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Ada
Oklahoma Municipal League
Oklahoma City
W. B. Jones
Jones
Oklahoma
Fire at New Orleans Riverfront Causes Over Two Million Damage
Fire believed to have started from sparks from a switch engine struck New Orleans riverfront early today. The blaze burned through multiple structures and caused property damage estimated in excess of two million dollars before it was brought under control.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Bread Returns to Ten Cent Loaf Amid Price Dip
The article notes bread prices easing back to ten cents a loaf as prices for staples ease. It credits Ada bakers for helping housewives keep costs down while wheat declines from wartime highs.
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H. C
Life
Ada Bakers
Honest Bill Show Returns to Ada for Winter
Mr and Mrs Wm Newton arrived after a successful season with the Honest Bill shows and will reside in Ada for the winter. The company took up winter quarters at the fairgrounds north of the city. Local businessmen welcome the return praising the town booster. The Newton children attended school here over the summer and the couple plans to live near the stair grounds again.
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Wm. Newton
Bill
Fairgrounds
Newton
Mrs. Newton
Stair Grounds
Rev C C Morris Honored At Oklahoma Baptist Meeting
Rev C C Morris pastor of First Baptist Church was elected president of the Oklahoma Baptist Conference and named to the executive board of the Baptist State convention and to the Oklahoma Baptist University trustees. He will stay through the Blackwell convention but plans to return for Sunday services. The Oklahoma State Baptist convention met Nov 17 to 19 at Blackwell with noted improvement in church conditions statewide.
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R. E. L. Ford
Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma State Baptist Convention
Ford
Child Falls From Window Injures Boy Improving
Little Bob Lawrence Trudeaux two year old son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Trudeaux of 727 West Main is improving after a fall from a second story window at 1103 West Twelfth. His left leg was broken and an X ray at Faust hospital will be done this afternoon to decide if reset is needed.
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Bob Lawrence Trudeaux
Lawrence A. Trudeaux
West Main
West Twelfth
Faust Hospital
Confesses and Receives Life For Cold Blood Murder
Perry Madewell confessed to the murder of taxi driver Jack Burris on the Jefferson Highway north of Wagoner on September 27. Judge Summers sentenced him to life in the state penitentiary after the plea change. Burris died from a broken jaw and gunshots. the crime occurred during the county fair crowd.
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Wagoner
Perry Madewell
Jack Burris
Jefferson Rignway
State Penitentiary
Summers
Wagoner County
Madewell
Burris
Madwell
Fred Toof
Horace Foster, Jr
Toof
Sheriff Murphy
Chateau
Choteau
Vinita
Murphy
Oklahoma City
Sequoyah County
Verona Woman Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. J. N. Rose of Verona reports strong use and recommendation of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its effectiveness for her and others.
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Chamberlain
J. N. Rose
Verona
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MR. Trudeau
RAGE
Pontotoc County
L. A. Trudeau
Joe Beek
Jessi Helm
O. F. Johnson
Eva Sparks Ee Eae
Seita Sturdivant
Florence Hunnicutt
Julia Walker
Beatrice Craig
Clara Rayburn
Elsie Sarp
Inez Neal Ee
Ae Ae Sa Sa
Mary Rushing
Ellis Bevel
Jane Derrick
Myrtle McCurry
Kathleen Love
Bertha May Murdock
Edith Martin
Enid Holloway
Jessie Bell Ellis
Elizabeth MccGuire
Eustice MceMinn
Honest Bill Show
Rev
C. C. Morris
Meeting of State Baptists
Chambalain
Tulsa
Hominy News
H. L. Giles
East 10Th St
Kansas City, Mo
Wim. Esser
E. J. Davis
W. Main
Ishop
Kuppenheimer
Society Brand and
Monroe
Uwwear
Bate Robes
Quality
Ted Or
Silk
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