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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
8
The Ada News editorial page now hosts commentary from leading state and national writers. We may not share every view but value diverse perspectives on important questions. Our staff also offers interpretation and helpful news insights, making the page worth more than the paper’s price.
Classifieds readers ask about the paper's phone number for Ada Evening News and which local business uses the most classified space. The piece notes that certain classifieds departments are routinely covered and invites regular readers to know where to find them.
The Ada Evening News outlines questions about Japan’s alliance with Germany and Italy and the potential impact on U S relations. It discusses whether Japan might go to war with Germany or the United States and ponders the fate of the British empire.
The Ada Evening News urges readers to stay informed on presidential candidates Roosevelt and Willkie, possible war declaration, tax changes, military draft numbers, and the chance of names being drawn, emphasizing daily readership for timely updates.
Local notice prompts readers to follow county district and federal courts and stay informed about neighbors operations and life events through The Ada News.
The Ada Evening News page highlights local ads inviting readers to save on remodeling sales during Dol lar Day promotions. The notices urge shoppers to compare prices and take advantage of advertised discounts at nearby stores.
The Ada Evening News carries famous comic strips like Hold Everything Flapper Fanny Red Ryder Wash Tubbs Boots and Her Buddies Alley Oop Freckles Out Our Way and Major Hoople every weekday along with eight pages of color comics each Sunday.
The source lists feature writers such as Ernest M. Hill with Off the Record Bruce Catton and a Washington correspondent Wm. M. Mc Kenney on Bridge. It appears as an author roster for features across sections.
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