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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1923

Page

5

Senators as jurors in Walton case urged to hear charges openly

The piece warns against pretrial influence on state senators who may vote on Walton case charges. It cites Jim Harris and others as potential influencers, argues senators must remain unbiased jurors, and calls for a square deal with no mercy for crooks, asserting presumed innocence until proven guilty.

Walton House Jim Harris Harris Republican Party Oklahoma

Forget It and Move On From Controversy in Oklahoma

In Holdenville Democrat editorials a plea to forget heated amendments and focus on peace and prosperity. The piece cites State Auditor Childers noting two months of million plus state expenditures and warns of rising debt, suggesting a new deal and House cleaning to preserve credit. It also notes AFL labor radicals at odds with mainstream members, urging restraint and stability.

Hughes County Oklahoma Holdenville Childers American Federation of Labor

Oliphant Family Visits Then Heads for Little Rock

D D Oliphant visited his parents Saturday and Sunday before leaving for Little Rock to start his work. Bro Wilburn preached Saturday and Sunday services and the church enjoyed good attendance. A Saturday night shower was noted. Hazel and Bernice Tinsley visited Susie and Mae Henry Sunday. Cleo Simmons moved to Oklahoma City for business college. Mr and Mrs W H Oliphint visited his parents Saturday night and Sunday.

D. D. Oliphant Little Rock Bro. Wilburn Hazel Bernice Tinsley Susie Mae Henry Cleo Simmons Oklahoma City Business College W. H. Oliphint W. A. Oliphint

Stratford News Looks Back At Busy Local Week

Cotton in the area is good and farmers rush to pick in fine weather. The Stratford team beat Byars in a fast basketball game. Miss Pett Watts mourns a mother’s death and Epworth League members were guest. The Freshies yell practice echoed in town. Ada News subs urged via Carlos Ferguson.

Stratford Nannie Barnes Arkansas Pett Watts Epworth Byars North End Ada News Carlos Ferguson Carlos

Feeding Cattle and Fowl Highlights from Rural Notes

Walter Francis Lindsay summarizes animal nutrition stressing protein as the muscle builder and providing a practical digest for 100 pounds of feed. He lists feed values for oats, cottonseed meal, wheat, alfalfa, and more, urging cotton farmers to use seed products for healthier livestock and family nutrition.

Walter Francis Lindsay S.F.F.A

Francis News From Section 19 and Local Events

Local page notes oil well deliveries and unloading last week in section 19 while crews haul equipment to the site. Bud Wilson of Francis dies Friday night and is buried Monday at Cedar Grove Cemetery. cause of death unknown. Francis Oil Co. completes coal house and stocks fuel for winter. contractors push to finish buildings. Community updates include new crews, business improvements, rising cotton yields, high river water, and bridge watch. School term ends. Galey and Bertha Galey attend Ada teachers college. teachers praised. Several local preachers visit Denny and Happy Land. sir ch projects and farm activity cited. Preparations for wheat sowing, sorghum crops, cream separator plans.

Bud Willson Francis Cedar Grove Wilson Richey Francis Oil Co A. Doner John I. McCoole Jan Frisco Norman Denny Lilly Matthew S. S. Lilly Bud Wilson Happy Land Little

Francis Emerges Favorite for Ada Man

B L Stephens of Ada visited town last week and praised Francis as the best in Southern Oklahoma. He plans to move back to Francis in the near future while Katy trains operate via Holdenville and Frisco.

Katy Frisco Holdenville B. L. Stephens Ada Uns Mr. Stephens Francis Oklahoma

Community Notes From Lightning Ridge Parish

Sunday guests include Naomi Dunn Blanche Cushman and Edith Shook while Fannie Evans hosts Ollie Dyer Louise White Dollie Ables Estelle Coulson. Visits span H G Coffey Os car Durham and John Shook households with a Freewill Baptist meeting planned by Bro Yandell.

Lightning Ridge Naomi Dunn Blanche Cushman Edith Shook Ollie Dyer Louise White Dollie Ables Estelle Coulson Fannie Evans Zeb White Evelyn Oscar Durham T. R Evans H. G. Coffey Ed Cushman John Shook Robert Davis J. A. Roundtree

Parish Chapel Lectures Start with Brother Evans

Brother Evans began a series of Revelations lectures at Parish Chapel Saturday night and will continue for some hours. Luther Dryden came until Monday. Despite heavy dews, good cotton picking weather returns for farmers. Little Bethel child of Mr and Mrs Tucker is ill and staying with his parents. Annie and Bertha Brandon visit sister Effie Lamb, and Mr and Mrs Isaacs were visiting on Sunday.

Rocky Chapel Oma Ledbetter Dennisin Texas Jewell Nora Chapman Harvey Ledbetter Ruby Gladys Fussell Linnie Vaughan Reba Hallman Haskell Price Comer Dibrell Ledbetter Ada Nora Jewell Chapman Ruby Fussell Terry John Clampitt Orel Clampitt Ed Chapman L. D. Smith Bill Fears Martin Phillips Virgil Howard Novella Foster Bud Creeca Welch Thelma Ford Howard Evans Heaher Luther Dryden Little Bethel Rance Tucker Randolph Tucker Annie Bertha Brandon Effie Lamb Isaacs

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