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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1928

Page

2

Wisconsin stock grows in Pontotoc with walnut farming notes

Editor notes Wisconsin stock investment in Pontotoc County. Cites D Bright and Nick Wolf of Francis buying registered Jersey cows and a registered bull. Discusses walnut growing, grafting, and notes on nut production, plus advice on twig girdler beetles affecting persimmon and pecan trees and methods to control them.

Wisconsin Pontotoc County Claude Logsdon D. . Bright Nick Wolf Francis Mr. Bright Stillwater Okla Sanborn

Oklahoma A and M radio talks for housewives farmers and children

Weekly Stillwater program outlines a week of broadcasts from Oklahoma A and M college beginning Oct 30. Topics cover clothing care dairy talks turkey crops and home economics with experts including A C Baer C E Sanborn D C Mooring and others. Also reports on student injuries and hospital braces for Melba Condren and others.

Stillwater Oklahoma A M. College Nancy Jane A. C. Baer C. E. Sanborn D. C Cleora Helbing Earl Holyfield Okla Tom Turkey R. B. Thompson Millie Pearson Fred Beard Florence Schertz San Jose Seale L. BE. Hazen Agricultural Engineering J. W. Boehr Ruth Remand

Oklahoma 4‑H honors Aubrey Conner outstanding club member

Stillwater Okla Aubrey Conner 19 of Hillsdale Garfield county named outstanding 4 H club member of Oklahoma among more than 40 000 farm youth. In eight years as a member he judged 10 livestock events held 22 offices earned nearly 10 000 dollars from livestock crops and prizes. Theodore Lorenz Hitchcock Blaine county was second and J D Edmonson Navina Logan county third with notable records. Edith Miller Jones Oklahoma county named outstanding girl 4 H member. Josie Davis Ardmore Carter county named second.

Stillwater Okla Aubrey Conner Hillsdale Garfield County Oklahoma Aubrey Blaine County Theodore R. Lorenz Hitchcock Chicago Theodore J. D Edmonson Navina Logan County Edith Miller Jones Oklahoma County Josie Davis Ardmore Carter County

Oil Production Drops Across United States for Week

The Oil and Gas Journal reports a light oil production decrease of about 2 649 barrels daily across U S fields for the week ending October 20. A 3 084 barrel rise in heavy gravity oil barely offsets the loss, with West Texas and Gulf Coast regions contributing to a net weekly gain of 435 barrels.

Tulsa Okla United States Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma St. Louis-Pearson Cushing Shamrock West Texas Mid-Continent Gulf Coast Texas Eastern Rocky Mountain California Tonkawaideett Burbankeea St Louis-Pearson Bristow Om Louisiana Arkansas North Central Texas Panhandle East Central Kansagee Nh Se Tin Mid- 1-Continent Ot — St San

Tigers and Bisons Clash In Heavy Football Blowout

In a rough conference game at Hartfield Shawnee Friday, East Central’s Tigers were overrun by the Bisons 48 to 0. Norman returned a kickoff 80 yards, then the Bisons poured in four second quarter scores and three more in the final period as Coach Hurt subbed in reserves and Wallace kicked three extra points.

Bisons Ramage Plas Central Hartfiel Shawnee East Centra Tiger Baptists East Central Tigers Polly Wallace LaRue Norman Edmond Bison Wallace Buchannan Victor Hurt

Velma Millstead Places In Meridian Race

Velma Millstead of Meridian in Logan County finished third in the event, with the placement noted among local competitors.

Place Velma Millstead Meridian Logan County

Relief for Pontotoc County crippled children program

The Red Cross secretary Mrs. Orville Snead oversees crippled child relief in Pontotoc County. She transports youngsters to University hospital in Oklahoma City for treatment and monitors progress, noting trips last week and that children rarely feel homesick. Tom Bush, four, was brought back to Ada by Snead.

Pontotoc County Orville Snead The Red Cross University Hospital Sit

Lon Mitchell Held In Jail For Pair Of Charges

Lon Mitchell remained in the county jail facing two criminal counts from actions near a Tranx filling station Friday night. He is charged with carrying a weapon and attempting grand larceny by robbery after allegedly robbing the cash register and firing a pistol along the road.

Lon Mitchell D. T. Bourn Tranx Mitchell T. O. Cullins

Ada Rockets Past Tecumseh in Friday Football Rout

Ada high juniors routed Tecumseh 45 to 7 at Norrisfield as McNatt Ramsey and Boyd lead a strong line and backfield. Coach Hacker showcased improved play with a full second string finishing the scoring via Brandame.

Ada Tecumseh Norrisfield Hacker Ada High Shawnee High McNatt Ramsey Boyd Blake Dixon Brandame

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