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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

4

Road bonds debated as December fifteenth vote approaches

County readers are informed about road bond opinions with gasoline tax funds set to retire bonds. Supporters argue future funds and better roads will save money, while officials compare roads to factory efficiency. A separate note discusses Germany's leadership and Hindenburg, followed by advice to build concrete roads and allocate funds to a 70 mile target, then a Christmas shopping heads up urging early shopping for post offices and retailers.

Stephens Pontotoc County Highway Department United States Court House Good Roads Committee

Land Owners Must Wake Up on Oklahoma Cotton Losses

A government report ranks Oklahoma low in lint yield at about 150 pounds per acre, far below Virginia and North Carolina. The piece urges terracing, fertilizer, and soil restoration led by land owners and non resident landlords to prevent further soil loss and boost fertility.

Oklahoma Virginia North Carolina Pontotoc County

Bryan County Roads Prove county’s greatest achievement

A local reflection praises Bryan County for building gravel roads after a bond vote years ago. Citizens credit better living conditions closer contact and increased profits, urging Pontotoc to learn from Bryan County’s example.

Bryan County Bryan Pontotoc

Display of Chickasha products inspires Ada fair vision

The Chickasha Express urges an Ada exhibition to showcase cement, brick, flour, meat, cottonseed products, glassware and more to rival any fair. It cites tariffs, road improvements, and farm-market access as key themes while praising broader public-interest growth and prudent infrastructure.

Chickasha Express Chickasha Ada Rome

Terraced farms urged by Federal Land Bank policy

The Federal Land Bank of Houston favors loans for terraced farms and has deferred approvals until terraces are in place. The piece argues terrace work preserves soil health, warns against neglect, and predicts long term borrowing limits for non terraced land. It stresses soil conservation as essential for future prosperity and posterity.

Federal Land Bank of Houston

Potatoes Drive Oklahoma County Marketing Push

Potato growers across southeastern counties unite to boost marketing and demand for Oklahoma tubers especially sweet potatoes. The piece touts local excellence, urges more plantings, and links road-building plans by the state highway commission to job creation in Pontotoc County, urging public input before year end.

Oklahoma State Highway Commission Pontotoc County

Dry Agents Lose Jobs From Office Personal Shakeup

Oklahoma City November 24. A shake up in federal prohibition enforcement led to three agents being relieved of duty in Oklahoma and several others resigning. D A Tucker of Oklahoma City A W Freeman of Ada and Jake J Simms of Durant were ousted. The resignations were not disclosed. Officials say a new prohibition force is in the field and remaining agents have been reassigned. M F Meadors directs Oklahoma efforts to tighten the crusade against liquor.

Oklahoma City Prohibition Oklahoma State D. A. Tucker A. W. Freeman Ada Jake J. Simms Durant M. F. Meadors

Order for Preliminary Hearing in Le Flore Murder Case

The Oklahoma Supreme Court of Appeals ordered Le Flore County authorities to hold a preliminary hearing within eight days for L. E. Carmichael, a Pot eau Telephone Company official charged with murder. Carmichael sought a writ of habeas corpus, denied for lack of evidence, while witness Mamie Fries remains hospitalized after being wounded in the Sept 8 shooting.

Oklahoma City State Criminal Court of Appeals LeFlore County L. E. Carmichael Poteau Telephone Company L. E. Thrasher Carmichael Mamie Fries Thrasher

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