Ada Weekend Visitors Include College Friends
Miss Ciaiies Ford of Wewoka visits Ada as a house guest of Miss Laura Cole and other East Central State Teachers College friends. Mr and Mrs Dewey M Allen and their little son Junior leave for Dallas to attend the Texas state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciaiies Ford
Wewoka
Ada
Miss Ford
Laura Cole
East Central State Teachers College
Dewey M. Allen
Junior
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Mrs Burgess Steed Visits Roff To See Parents
Mrs Burgess Steed spent Friday and yesterday in Roff visiting her parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burgess Steed
Roff
Miss Janet Hale Returns Home From Ark Visits
Miss Janet Hale of Earlsboro returned to Ada this morning after visiting relatives. She came from Fort Smith Arkansas where she attended a friend's wedding and spent time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Hale
Earlsboro
Miss Hale
Ada
Ft. Smith
Ark
Mrs. Marie Bailey Attends National American Legion Convention
Mrs. Marie Rodke Bailey returned from San Antonio Texas where she participated in the parade, one of the outstanding features of the national American Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rodke Bailey
San Antonio
Tex
National American Legion
Miss Noland Visits Ada Relative Then Plans Dallas Stay
Miss Patricia Noland of Wichita Falls Texas arrived in Ada for a week with her grandmother and relatives before heading to Dallas for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Noland
Wichita Falls
Texas
Ada
Dallas
Berry couple guests of Chilcutt family in Dallas trip
Mr and Mrs H P Berry of Los Angeles were guests Friday of M R Chilcutt and family. The couple left Saturday for Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Berry
Los Angeles
Calif
M. R. Chilcutt
Mrs. Berry
Dallas
Wellington man visits family in town
R Wayne Kidd of Wellington Texas arrives for a visit with his mother Mrs R Y Kidd sister Mrs Dela Bedford and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wayne Kidd
Wellington
Texas
R. Y. Kidd
Dela Bedford
Mrs. Franklin Returns From Portales and Texas Trip
Mrs. L. E. Franklin has returned from a two weeks visit in Portales New Mexico and other points in Texas. She was accompanied home by her brother Austen McDonald of Lindsay Oklahoma and Mrs. J S McDonald of Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Franklin
Portales
N. M
Texas
Austen McDonald
Lindsay, Okla
J. S. McDonald
Fort Worth
Bedford Family Weekend Visit in Coalgate Oklahoma
Mrs. Dela Bedford and her children Gene and John are spending the weekend in Coalgate Oklahoma visiting Mrs. M. C. Bedford at her home.
Miss Peggy Molloy Leaves Bed After Tonsillitis
Miss Peggy Molloy, long confined to her bed with a serious attack of tonsillitis, is able to be up today. She is the daughter of Prof and Mrs M B Mobiloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Molloy
Miss Molloy
M. B. Mobiloy
Ada Junior High Loses 20 to 0 to Konawa at Home Field
Ada junior high was shut out 20 to 0 Friday at their field by Konawa with the Horsemen second squad and a prior tie against the Adaligh Cougars second team. Bright Clean Cotton Batting offered at Oil Mill Office, 301 North Townsend.
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Oil Mill
North Townsend
Ada
Konawa
Horsemen
Adaligh Cougars
East Central Student Visits Parents in Stonewall
Miss Marguerite McKoy of East Central has spent several days with her parents in Stonewall and will return to Ada this evening.
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Marguerite McKoy
East Central
Stonewall
Mrs Grigsby Undergoes Operation At Breco Hospital
Mrs. Miles C. Grigsby of 210 East Twelfth Street underwent an operation Saturday morning at Breco hospital and is resting as well today as could be expected.
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Miles C. Grigsby
East Twelfth Street
Breco Hospital
Miss Irene Fleming Visits Ada Over Weekend
Miss Irene Fleming a Stratford teacher spent the weekend with her Ada relatives and returned to Stratford last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fleming
Stratford
Ada
Miss Fleming
Russell Couple Visit Friends In Maysville Weekend
Mr and Mrs C N Russell motored to Maysville yesterday and visited old friends during the week end. The Rus sells had made their home in Maysville for eight years prior to 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Russell
Maysville
Mrs. Russell
Purnell High Principal Visits Ada to See Family
Virgil Burrows principal of Purnell high school spent the weekend in Ada visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burrows and other relatives and friends. He is an East Central student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Burrows
Purnell High School
Ada
C. C. Burrows
Mr. Burrows
East Central
Ellison Family Mourning In Wanette Death Toll
Mr and Mrs Bud Ellison and family journeyed to Wanette after learning of the death of Mr Ellison’s sister who had been ill for ten years. She suffered from tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Ellison
Wanette
Feed Choctaw Mixed Feed And Cream Maker Milk Yield
A dairy notice describes feeding Choctaw Mixed Feed and Cream Maker to cows to boost milk yield. The ad notes sale at Oil Mill and first class Feed and Grocery stores dated 10-16-11.
Crabtree En Route to Ada for Quick Dallas Visit
W. O. Crabtree arrived in Ada yesterday for a brief business call. He is listed as a Dallas resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Crabtree
Ada
Mr. Crabtree
Dallas
Miss Jimmie Lee Lester Visits Ada Friends
Miss Jimmie Lee Lester of Mill Creek visits Ada for a few days. A former East Central State Teachers college student, she plans to reconnect with hometown friends during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Lee Lester
Mill Creek
Ada
Lester
East Central State Teachers College
Shawnee Niece Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Miss Carrie Lou Hill of Shawnee returned to her home this morning after visiting relatives and friends in Ada during the past weekend. She is the niece of Mr and Mrs Albert Young who recently moved to Ada from Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Lou Hill
Shawnee
Miss Hill
Albert Young
Ada
Mrs Hughes Heads West for Democratic Speaking Tour
Mrs. W. C. Hughes of this city travels to the western part of the state to deliver a series of speeches for the Democratic ticket. She was sent by the St. Louis headquarters of the Democratic national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hughes
Hughes
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Norton family returns from Bristow trip
Mr and Mrs L P Norton and their children have returned from Bristow where they were called.
New Day for Dairy Farmer Dairymen
Editor's Own Column urges higher production efficiency through better breeding feeding and culling. It notes US cows average 4500 pounds milk yearly while test cattle average 7410 pounds with 293 pounds butterfat and argues future growth depends on per cow output rather than herd size. It calls for broader testing and scrubs elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahoma
Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
Wheat futures rise on liberal export demand and weather
Liberal exchange in wheat futures for seaboard accounts boosts prices amid stronger export demand. Snowstorms and sleet in western wheat regions threaten winter sowing. oats gain modestly while provisions hold steady. J POTS Chicago reports No 2 hard wheat at 1.17 to 1.18 and various mixed and yellow prices for other grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
Molasses in Poultry Diets Shows Benefits and Limits
Tests by poultry investigators indicate cane molasses can improve egg production and chick growth when included in small amounts. Five percent molasses for laying hens boosts production and hatchability with less mortality, while more than ten percent can cause diarrhea. Baby chicks show better growth with six percent molasses. Feed firms say molasses can bind finer feed particles to reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
A. R. Winter
Ohio State University
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Livestock market in Oklahoma City shows cattle at about steady with mixed calves and yearlings scarcely tested. Hogs decline 15 to 20 cents from last week with top rail hogs at 9.55 and bulk around 9.00, stockers 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Market Report From Kansas City Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City market report shows hogs at 8000 throughput mostly 10 cents below Monday with top 9.85 for 200 to 280 pounds, cattle and calves 12500 and 2000 respectively with killing classes steady to weak, stockers dull, top yearling steers 17.00, steers 12.75 to 17.00, fed yearlings 12.75 to 17.25, heifers 12.25 to 16.00, vealers 8.50 to 14.00, stocker and feeder steers 10.60 to 13.50. Sheep 9000 with lambs 15 to 25 cents higher, top lambs 13.50, lambs 12.50 to 13.50, medium 11.50 to 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Produce Prices From Kansas City Market
Eggs in first quality 27 cents per dozen, seconds 27 cents. Other produce prices unchanged at Kansas City market on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cotton Prices Rise on Weather Signals in New York
Unfavorable south weather and steady cables push cotton futures higher in New York trading. December contracts top 18 cents with trade buying and commission house demand. later, afternoon activity yields modest profit taking while overall market holds 20 to 25 point gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commission House
Cotton market firm with higher prices on rain and frost forecasts
The New Orleans cotton market remained firm with prices advancing on trade and speculative buying. December hit 1895 as exports for the day reached 48,544 bales amid a mid session dip and late afternoon rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Pecan Grove Man Sets Fast Grafting Record
E L Patterson of Pecan Grove budded a small Burkett pecan in April and it bore 15 nuts in the first season with only one remaining. The tester reports this as the first such instance among local nutty fellows, showing first season bearing is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Patterson
Pecan Grove
MC. Cales
Mr. Patterson
Burkett
Cotton market closes steady in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans on Oct 16 closes steady up 18 points with sales of 6,472 bales. Prices quoted are low middling 17.47, middling 18.97, good middling 19.37. Receipts total 18,698 and the stock stands at 201,898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Spot Cotton Steady at 19.80 Middling in New York
In New York on October 16, spot cotton held steady with middling grade at 19.80 cents per pound. Trade sources indicate stable demand as merchants monitor market signals and week-to-week price movements.
Four-H Winners at Muskogee State Fair
The Muskogee state fair honors four H club members including Sidney Kellogg and Francis, first in black hull kafir, Alene Wall third year hand work, Juanita Norvell Vanoss fifth canning, Ima Norvell Vannoss sixth canning, Archie Solomon Vanoss third honey, Glenn Watson Ada fourth honey, Eldred Solomon Vaness fifth honey. Mr Hill and Mrs Morgan have not received full notice of winnings. some exhibits not yet returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Results From Last Week In Regional Games
Oklahoma Baptist beat Oklahoma City 7 to 6 while Northeastern and Northwestern routed Southwestern 6 to 0. East Central Tulsa defeated DePaul of Chicago 27 to 0 and Southeastern won 13 to 0 against Burleson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Tulsa Uni
Phillips Side
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma City
Northeastern
Northwestern
Tulsa
DePaul of Chicago
Southeastern
Burleson College
County garden contest ends soon urged by Mrs Morgan
Mrs Morgan urges those in the county garden contest to hurry reports so the contest may be brought to a close. She also requests mem-
Ada Visitor Reported By Perry Man
K C Jackson of Perry Oklahoma visits Ada, arriving yesterday while his companion daughter reports her mother’s illness has improved and Mrs Norton’s condition noted as better today following a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Jackson
Perry, Okla
Mr. Jackson
Oklahoma Baptist thunders in league dust storm
The Oklahoma Baptist University team has stirred the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference with strong play over the past two weeks. After two weeks of league play, other members feel the impact as the Herd's performance disrupts standings and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptist University
Oklahoma Collegiate
Want Ads and Farm Sales and a Missouri Tragedy
Want ads list Brown horse mule for sale near Bebee Ada and a good dairy farm for sale or lease near Liberty Market. Additional farm sale near Frisco and a notice of multiple parcels and disputes over John Nolan estate after his death. Missouri man Weddle killed in Carthage mistaken for prowler. neighbor Cochran jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wells
Bebee
Ada
City
Liberty Market
Missouri
Carthage
W. T. Weddle
Bison Triumph in Close Offensive Showdown with Gold Bugs
The Baptist eleven earned a 7 to 6 victory at Western league park in Oklahoma City over Oklahoma City University as Wallace scored all seven points and the team totaled over 170 rushing yards. Shug Harris, Lawrence Hildenbrand and Ox Owen featured on the line while the Bugs struggled for gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bison
Victor Hurt
Tulsa University
Phillips
East Central
Tigers
Ada
Hurt
Savages
Southeastern
Western League Park
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University
Goldbugs
Baptist
Shug Harris
Lawrence Hildenbrand
Polly Wallace
Joe Milams
Bulldogs
Southwestern
Weatherford
Central
Edmond
Tiger
Downs
Norman
Parnell
D. Douty
Northeastern
Redskins
Tahlequah
Indians
Rangers
Alva
Ranger
Pryor
Russell
Fraud shows up in land estate case in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City October 16 Three Nolan brothers of Grant county were found to have conspired to deprive their four sisters of shares in the estate of John Nolan deceased. The Grant county district court ruling allowing administrator Harry Mathis to recover about 7000 worth of livestock implements furniture and a grain elevator near Lamont was upheld. John Nolan died in May 1924 leaving heirs valued at 50 000 to 60 000 with the brothers contending the estate had been orally gifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolan
Supreme Court
Michael
Patrick Nolan
Mathis
Oklahoma City
Grant County
State Supreme Court
Grant County District Court
Harry Mathis
Patrick
Thomas Nolan
Lamont
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Bers
Farm Women’s Clubs
Federators
Estables
Frisco
C. H. Martin
E. R. Cochran
Weddle
First Presbyterian Church
Cochran
Eikhorn
Wis
America
Jack O’ Leather
S6q Clothiers Schienberg-Quicksilver CO
Murphy
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