Ada News Publication History and Pricing Fragment
Ada Oklahoma publisher and editor details from 1901 entries show consolidations with The Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star-Democrat and The Ada Times-Democrat. Pricing lines list mail and carrier rates for Ada area Pontotoc and adjoining counties Oklahoma and nationwide.
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ADA Times-Democrat
W. D. Little
Don Cook
Ada
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Ada Evening News
Hunters and landowners must share the burden of hunting access
The author argues most rural land is privately owned in Oklahoma and landowners decide access. He notes hunters damage relations with landowners, urges respect for property, and suggests financial incentives and better landowner sportsman ties to preserve habitat and hunting opportunities. Ducks Unlimited and state programs support conservation.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
John Doe
America
Ducks Unlimited
Fish and Game Departments
The Free Speech Dilemma of Sound Trucks
Courts weigh sound truck use against public order and freedom of speech. Some ordinances curb noise, others ban it, but rulings insist speech must have a meaningful method and not be left to police whim. The balance favors permitting sound tracks within reason to avoid silencing political campaigning.
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Congress
Police
Little Things And Nibbles Of Wit From A Page
A collection of brief aphorisms and observations on everyday life and human folly. Witty lines touch on kindness money aging politics and the absurdities of modern living with a humorous homespun tone.
East Central State College Homecoming Parade And Festivities Planned
East Central State College hosts a large homecoming Saturday with a 10 am parade featuring 11 holiday themed floats and 18 bands including East Central Marching Band. The 2 pm Norris Field football game vs Northeastern State College ends with coronation at halftime.
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East Central State College
East Central Tigers
Northeastern State College
Redmen
Joe Harris
Norris Field
East Central Marching Band
Baptist Student Union
Chi Omega
Women’s Recreational Association
United Christian Student Center
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sigma
Pelagi Red
S. Francis
Shadows of Knight
Chicago
Union Ballroom
Twitty’s
Bible as sacred writings and divine inspiration
The article discusses how widely found Bibles are yet how people differ in defining their authority. It explains 2 Timothy 3 15 16 17 portraying scripture as sacred and inspired by God and describes its purposes including teaching reproof and guiding believers to know God in Christ.
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Timothy
God
Oakman Plans 19th Annual Homecoming Sunday
Oakman announces its 19th annual homecoming on Sunday with Marvin Stokes Byng superintendent as guest speaker. Residents and former residents are invited to bring a box lunch for an afternoon of singing and visiting, with George Carter in charge of arrangements.
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Oakman
Marvin Stokes
Byng
George Carter
Marriages Listed for Ada Area Residents
Billy Randall Heard of Konawa wed Vansy Vernell Coots. Byron Glen Curlee of Houma La wed Mary Ellen Payton of Ada. Ray Floyd of Ada wed Cheryl Hendrix of Ada. William Michael Phillips of Ada wed Betty Krauter of Ada. Charles Winstron Taylor of Ada wed Carol S Lester of Ada. Bobby Pannell of Calera wed Judy E Cinais of Dallas.
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Billy Randall Heard
Konawa
Vansy Vernell Coots
Seminole
Byron Glen Curlee
Houma
Mary Ellen Payton
Ada
Ray Floyd
Cheryl Hendrix
William Michael Phillips
Betty Krauter
Charles Winstron Taylor
Carol S_— Lester
Bobby Pannell
Calera
Judy E. Cinais
Dallas
Four Weekend Burglaries Reported In City
Four break ins were logged by police over the weekend with two incidents Saturday night and two Sunday night. Entries included Leo's Snooker Parlor and Champlin service station on 4th and Town send, targeting jukeboxes cigars and various items. Sunday night thieves took money from Rev. Charles R. Hill’s office at 621 N Rennie, while Southern Ice Co. burglary yielded only a key to the cash register.
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Leo’s
Townsend
Champlin
Charles R. Hill
N. Rennie
Southern Ice Co
Computer A I Diagnoses Illness Better Than Doctors
Scientists Vance Gledhill and John Mathews at Melbourne's Walter and Eliza Hall Institute show a computer learning to diagnose from patient questionnaires. In a trial with eight doctors and a computer, the machine correctly diagnosed 69 percent of 45 cases versus 42 percent by doctors.
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Melbourne
Vance X. Gledhill
John D. Mathews
Karger Memorial Foundation
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
Gledhill
Mathews
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Southern General Hospital
Glasgow
Scotland
Derryberry Attacks Blankenship Over Appeals Delays
Democrat Larry Derryberry charged Oklahoma Attorney General G. T. Blankenship with failing to file briefs supporting the state's position on appeals, causing delays and some federal reversals. Blankenship denied laxity and blamed Derryberry’s former legislative leadership for funding gaps.
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Oklahoma City
Larry Derryberry
G. T. Blankenship
Derryberry
Altus
House
Blankenship
Legion Helps Hunt Jobs For Sooner Veterans
The American Legion in Ada and Oklahoma aims to boost veteran employment with the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. Joe Hacker, veteran representative, will contact employers to expand opportunities. Jim Sharp, owner of Adam restaurant, is named employment chairman to work with Hacker on increasing jobs for returning servicemen.
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The
American Legion
Ada
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Joe Hacker
Jim Sharp
Adam
Legion Post
Hacker
Transfers Notice Shows Multiple Property Assignments
James Edward Newman Jr of Holdenville transfers to Raellen Atwell of Wewoka. Melvin Thompson of Ada transfers to Pam Glance of Ada. Travis Claude Goree of Uvalde Texas transfers to Millie Louise Jackson of Uvalde. Michael Lee Weiberg of Holdenville transfers to Alvina Sue Tidwell of Roff.
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James Edward Newman Jr
Holdenville
Raellen Atwell
Wewoka
Melvin Thompson
Ada
Pam Glance
Travis Claude Goree
Uvalde
Tex
Millie Louise Jackson
Michael Lee Weiberg
Alvina Sue Tidwell
Roff
Chamber to Host Second Coffee With Speaker
The Ideal Cement plant manager Bill Reese will speak at the chamber of commerce coffee at 10 a.m. Friday. It is the second in a monthly series featuring different city economy leaders. Open to the public. chamber members urged to attend.
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Bill Reese
Ideal Cement
Chamber of Commerce
Smoke triggers visit to Raymond Anderson residence
A skillet left on a stove produced heavy smoke at the Raymond Anderson home 83215 E. 6th at 6 30 p m Tuesday. Firefighters found no fire and left the scene.
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Raymond Anderson
Officials Seek Disaster Designation for Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County and surrounding areas pursue a disaster declaration. Rep Lonnie Abbott asked the governor to declare the county a disaster area as commissioners Ada city report 1 million dollars in damages. Rural roads bridges and sewers are damaged with hopes for federal aid. Senator George Miller has not requested disaster status but would assist if asked.
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Pontotoc County
Lonnie Abbott
Ada
George Miller
Theft of shrubs reported from Ada Auto Supply site
Shrubs valued around 100 dollars were stolen from 301 East 12th over Sunday night. Bobby Thompson of Ada Auto Supply reported the burglary to police on Monday. Missing items include three spreading yews one green pine and one blue spruce.
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Bobby Thompson
Ada Auto Supply
Minerals Trapped by Aswan Dam Shrink Nile Fish
Valuable minerals once flowing down the Nile are now blocked upstream by the Aswan High Dam. Denied these resources, fish have largely deserted the Mediterranean waters.
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Nile
Aswan High Dam
Mediterranean
Local Ranchers Lead in Holdenville Bull Testing
Three ranchers figure among top gains in the Holdenville Test Station 84 day bull test. Carlton Corbin Fittstown ranks third by pen average 4.05 pounds and fourth for a single bull at 4.64. Dr H D Hall and Glen T Ferris also post top gains 4.17 and 5.11 pounds respectively with sale planned December 5.
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Holdenville
Carlton Corbin
Fittstown
Corbin
H. D. Hall
Glen T. Ferris
Stillwater Hendrix Memorial Festival Faces No Block
Stillwater police will not block the Jimi Hendrix Memorial Festival planned for Sunday. Police Chief Howard Hoyt said the event violates no city ordinance and last year’s festival in the city park went smoothly except for cigarette butts on the grass. An estimated 3,000 attendees are expected, with health officials enforcing strict rules on drinking fountains toilets guards food waste disposal and medical aid.
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Stillwater
Howard Hoyt
Hoyt
City Park
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