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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
4
Harmony plan and political shifts in Oklahoma and Texas
Jim Nance proposes an amicable fix to a highway commission dispute involving Lew Wentz and Maud Thomas while highlighting court rulings on legislative offices. The essay weighs political factions, Hoover era policy, and looming legislative sessions alongside Kansas and Texas public affairs, with notes on Senescent leadership, press influence, and tariff effects on Virginia apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wentz
Highway Commission
Maud Thomas
Wentz
Hich
Murray
Mr. Wentz
Mise Thomas
Miss Thomas
Oklahoma
The home and the coming generation Sunday lesson
The article argues the home as society’s foundation shaping future citizens through parental teaching and example. It cites Abraham Moses and Jesus to stress early religious training, personal conduct, and duty to state as keys to a righteous life and stable community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
God
Moses
Jesus
Hunters Prepare to Greet Ducks in Oklahoma Open Season
Flocks of geese signal the winter migration across Oklahoma as hunting opens at noon October 16. Gun sales and shell purchases rise while hunters await ducks and geese to land, weather affecting hunting sites and field access. The federal rule limits shooting to half hour before sunrise to sunset with a ten birds per day bag limit. licenses required unless hunting on one's own farm. Quail season begins November 20 attracting many hunters seeking the popular game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Farm strikers block Minneapolis truck convoy protest
Thirteen livestock trucks en route to South St Paul were escorted into Minneapolis by officers after a three hour delay by farmer pickets. Nail-studded belts and punctured tires halted the caravan near Anoka. Sheriff sent seven deputies. one farmer received police escort after clubs were thrown. About 150 chickens were freed near Dawson as drivers resisted. Prices rises aim to hinder marketing of non perishables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
South St. Paul
Anoka
Anoka County
Hennepin County
John Wall
Harry Altman
Ozilvie
St. Paul
Dawson
Oklahoma City approves bids for six road projects and grading work
The Oklahoma City highway commission chaired by reinstated member Lew Wentz opened bids on about six miles of pavement and 50.39 miles of grading and drainage with numerous bridges. Contractors from Ada to Durant submitted bids for segments across McIntosh Seminole Muskogee Dewey and other counties. The projects include State Highways 48 266 and U 870 with totals ranging from about 9 140 to 124 867 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
New Orleans
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Washington
Purcell
State Highway Commission
Good Roads
Lew Wentz
Marshall
U. 870
Madill
John T. Ables Construction Company
Moore
Lincoln
Prague
Hyde Construction Company
Enid
W. L. James
Stroud South
S. E. Evans
Fort Smith
Ark
Stroud
E. G. Fike and Son
Tulsa
J. J. Harrison
Norman
Fike É& Son
McIntosh
Checotah
Moran and Bueckner
Muskogee
J. W. Shattuck
Seminole
Ss. O. Maxey & Co
Durant
McIntosh County
Moran & Buckner
Carmargo
A. L. Cook
Ottawa
Kan
Political slate names listed for county and state seats
A fragmented OCR list shows names for representative, congressman, county assessor, commissioners, treasurer, and county judge positions. The text includes Otto Stricklani, Tom Merbeown, W H Ere y, Charles N Johnson, D B Davis, Fred McCoy, Claude V Thompson, with Roberts and others as noted.
Farmers May Use Hay Pile as Heating Source in Winter
Dr. R A Gortner of the University of Minnesota says a hay pile could replace coal for farm heating this winter. He notes prairie hay at $5 per ton yields heat comparable to selling it and buying coal at $10 per ton. A St Paul representative cites prairie hay nets $1 to $4 per ton after charges, while coal costs range from $7.50 to $17 per ton depending on type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et. Paul
R. A. Gortner
University of Minnesota
Gortner
Minnesota
Paul Hay and Grain Board
Rabies Found in Ada Puppy That Bit Local Children
A stray three to four month old puppy that bit local children in Ada died Monday. The head tested in Oklahoma City state lab confirmed rabies. Three Laughlin children at 1108 High School Avenue are known bite victims and Pasteur treatment began for others in the south part of town. Authorities fear ten more children may have been exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pasteur
O.S. Laughlin
High School Avenue
State Laboratory
Oklahoma City
School Terms May Be Cut To Seven Months
Oklahoma districts face seven month terms due to a funds shortage. State board aims for equal treatment of districts receiving weak funds, though officials hoped for eight months. John Vaughan, state superintendent, cites insufficient money to extend terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma
John Vaughan
Gun “Wasn't Loaded” Ends in Tragic Self Inflicted Death
In Boonville Indiana Arthur Griffith threatened a friend with a pistol and fired. The weapon jammed, then Griffith to prove it was unloaded pressed the trigger to his own head and died instantly. Investigators note the incident appeared intentional and occurred in Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Arthur Griffith
Griffith
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Kyron Norrell
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Jim Nance
Walters Herald
Samuel Insull
Paris
Greece
Insull
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Diogenes
Robert J. Kleberg
Texas
Delaware
Kleberg
South
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United States Supreme Court
Purcell Toll Bridge
Court of Appeals
Purcell Bridge
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Ferguson
al Smith
Roosevelt
Garner
Smith
Pontotoc County
McAlester
Des Moines
Curtis
Supreme Court
Eighth District
Orel Busby
Otto Stricklani
Fer Representative No
W. HH. Erey
Tom
Merbeown
Pptorss
Fer
Couruty Assessor
Cc. W. Floyd
Fer Coe
Dist
D. B
RABE
DAVIS
Fred MccCoy
Della Bedford
Milton Garner
Clyde Kaiser
Fer County
Truman Harreson
Ber County
A. We Hufe
Claude V. Thompson
BR. H. Frichk
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Woodward County
Emmett Bay
Hitchcock
Konawa
J. W. Taylor
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