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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

Page

5

President ofbMo Retailers Guo Midnight Sunday

A government rule aimed at larger towns and big firms takes effect Sunday midnight. Officials estimate millions may be affected as businesses prepare for the new requirements.

Roosevelt Signs Retail Code Expansion for Drug Stores

The retail code signed by President Roosevelt now includes an appendix covering all drug stores, removing the need for a separate compact. This update, issued late last night, broadens the scope of the code nationwide.

Washington Roosevelt

Pastor Jailed on Murder Charge

Roosevelt approves retail code exemptions for small stores under five workers in towns of 2500 or less. Recovery Administrator Johnson explains the rule aids farmers and maintains reemployment while a new system to hear profiteering complaints starts. The plan includes loss limits and wage allowances, with protection for merit-based hiring and price competition within trade areas.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt NRA Hugh 8. Johnson Johnson Lawal Boards Iadas

Wallace urges production control for fair prices in farming

Sec Wallace and farm officials press production control to close the gap between farm and industrial prices. They argue inflation alone cannot fix farmer issues, and programs for cotton, wheat, corn, hogs, tobacco aim to tax consumers and pay growers to cut output, lifting prices toward industrial levels.

Sec Wallace Washington

Peace and anti arms drive theme dominates Nazi prop

Berlin reports Nazi propaganda hotly promotes peace while denying arming rumors. Goebbels cites a world mission, anti semitism, and efforts to discredit German emigres as part of a broad campaign using photography radio and films.

Berlin Germany Hitler World Mission Thouch Goebbels German Academy At Munich

Processing tax dates set for hogs under farm act plan

Secretary Wallace announced staged increases in hog processing taxes starting November 5. Rates rise to 1.50 and 2.00 per hundredweight by February 1, 1934, with a 2.00 maximum through 1935, funding relief programs and farmer payments while exemptions apply to hogs for personal use.

Washington Wallace Federal Treasury

Weekend visitors and social visits in Stratford area

Marene Eaves visited the Lews. Inetta London stayed with Velma Anglin. families from McGee Stratford Ada and Pauls Valley spent weekends and Sunday at various homes. Edges include dinners at Cavener and Dryden homes, Friday visitors at the Dryden residence, and a note urging everyone to remember singing Saturday night.

Frank Phillips Argo Dodson Jamnita McGee Nola Stone Ben Stone M. L. Stone Mr. Farr Pickett Floyd Stone Szypt Winnie Jack Olen Bottoms B. B. Estes Esties and Sherman Deatherage Galey Mildred Fair Clay Blood Ralph Stone Edward Cantrell Egypt A. C. Dodson Menro Abbott Louie Backus Anna Bell Jackson J. B. Farnham Ruth Frederick Near Allen McNeal Irine Barnes Steedman Lillard Mattie Wallace Omer Toby Shirleen Virginia Lee Fay Toby Pearl Barnes Ada A. J. McNeal Lula Riddle Arlitha Williamson Fern Scott Ruby Couch Corinne Scott Stanley Brower Lucille Scott A. B. Scott Laula Couch Henry Odom Supps Stonewall Woodrow Horton Oklahoma City H. T. Ladd Mrs. Couch Jessie Mae Maples Allen Calvin Maples Inetta London Velma Anglin George Gray McGee Floyd Gray Bruce Little Jim Little Stratford G. W. Lamb Ruby Dryden Ruby Lamb John Wood FE. C John Lewis Marene Eaves Sterling Walton Isaacs Edmond Cavener W. E. Dryden Ethel Wood C. L Louie Dryden Winona Mae Law J. W. Isaacs Loyd Willie Isaacs Vaness David Gene Galey Carran Berch Mitchell Jay Isaacs Irene Vasto Pennington Leola Stinnett E. C. Cavener M. R. Lamb Bill Murray Ray Brendle Texas Ina Brown Wanda Carmell Brewer Rachel Allene Burch Sybie Geneva Jay Isaac Carran Mitchell Orville Beavers Glennie Flatt Impson Anderson Madelson Rebee Elma Tyson Minnie Mae Crampton Ewing Lusk Yeager Mozelle Cavener Lla Mae Keef Nadine Collins Willie Bevers Allene Anderson Betty Minnie Mae Crumpton Elmo Pauline Fay Tyson W. T. Keef Gene Galey Berthaleen Brumley Anna Belle Rhodes Charles Ivey Milford Tubbs Otha Kessler Wanette Bebee Corran Elven Mitchell Ralph Ray Brendlee Madelian Howard Galey Cecil Ricker Ida Mae Keef Grover Thompson Luther Gilmore Holdenville N. W. Anglin Seminole Dan Anglin Wetumka Edd Horton C. A. Crossland Center

Parish Chapel Singers Grow as Ada Visitors Attend

Long regional note describes social events in Ada area with Mrs Claud Rennie and others attending club and singing sessions. Townsfolk plan a pie supper November 3 to fund a singing school led by Mr Thompson from Ada, plus ongoing church gatherings and visits among residents from Conway to Franks.

Will Easton Hansel Eddie Summers Bro. Usser Helf E. D. Bryan Madelon Anderson Jewell Burk Henry Roper de Witt Bryan Roper Bryan Thomas E. H. Hudson Allene Burch Cornell Brewer Conne Rutherford C. O. Burk Claud Rennie O. L. Bynum Brande Allie Donaghe Ada Rofs Ben Smith Aubra Clary A. L. Clary Brandell Bynum Clarine Osborn Lawrence Bob Nabors Vestal Gann Milton Garner Charles Rushing Mr. Thompson George Hayes Thompson Opal Fussell Homa Myrick Ruby Kirkis Robert Trivitt Rushing Bishop Garner Johnnie Jones Ila Farmer Creager Herbert Herring McAlester Bob Fussell Elsie Cantrell Fitzhugh Sam Cantrell Virgie Verna Eager Homa Myricks Garnett Fussell Arlean Clayton Lewis Nabors Vance Minor Oscar Belt Joe Belt Nora Susie Grover Owens Claudine Trammell Hickory John Myrick Maude Hewett Susie Owens Virgie Lee Harold Smith Stanley Stanford Bates This Place Fannie Linsley Melba Auten Ashley Home A. E. Ford Howard Wood Joe Cantrell Barkley Thompson Owen Odon John Lewis

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