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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
9
Farmers in Fitzhugh note cotton acreage may fall 40 to 50 percent in 1915 as many devote days to breaking land and planting wheat. With soil suited to grain, a stupendous next harvest is expected if the season favors crops. Hog and hominy becomes the top local issue as home living gains priority.
The Fitzhugh school will open next Monday morning with bright prospects. The corps of teachers is equal to those in larger towns and the community’s progressive spirit and public desire for a first class school insure a successful term.
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To our friends and neighbors who stood by us in our hour of affliction after the loss of our wife and mother we express our thanks for all acts of kindness received by W. E. Sharp and Family.
A brief urging readers to support local merchants who place ads in the newspaper, highlighting their role in sustaining community news coverage.
The Philpotts express thanks to friends for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of their two babies.
The Fitzhugh gin had put out 665 bales up to Wednesday night and remains fairly busy.
Irene Hall sues Curtis L. Hall for divorce and child custody stating failure to support. case requires answer by December 12, 1914 before judgment. Clerk A. D. Tanner and attorney Reuben M. Roddie appear for the plaintiff.
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma administrator J S Walton seeks a hearing on his final report and distribution petition for the estate of Minerva Fulsom deceased. The hearing is scheduled for November 27 1914 in Ada with notice by personal service and publication for three weeks and posting in three public places. I M King county judge signed the order. First published Oct 29 3tw.
In Pontotoc County district court Millie Overstreet sues C F Overstreet for divorce and child custody with the defendant required to answer by December 10 1914. Attest clerk and deputy. Attorney for plaintiff C O Barton. (10-29-31) 1 992 miles of good roads Alabama in three years built. In the matter of the estate of Jefferson Fulsome deceased J S Walton administrator entitled thereto.
Farmers urged to attend a 2 PM open session of the Farmers Union at city hall on Saturday November 7 to discuss farm topics. Organized by Pontotoc County Union president W L Howard secretary D W Taylor and J O McAdams. Also notes marriage licenses for several couples and registration figures at Harvard and Yale show a rise.
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