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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1929

Page

4

Oklahoma a Promised Land of Rich Resources and Growth

Fenner and Beane discuss Oklahoma as a large, fertile state with oil gas coal and minerals. The piece notes its rapid population rise since statehood in 1907 and its leading role in petroleum and cotton production. It praises education banks and infrastructure aiding newcomers to prosper.

Fenner & Beane New York New Orleans Oklahoma United States

Square With The World And The Debt We Owe

An essay on life debt to parents and the costs of aging, noting the unpaid bond of gratitude and the unyielding changes of nature and society. The piece contrasts personal responsibility with evolving norms and ends with a quirky note about a Ponca City terrapin derby winner earning over six thousand dollars.

Holy War Debate Governs Arab Uprising and Jerusalem Fate

British officials weigh Ibn Saud’s stance on Palestine's Arab revolt amid fears a holy war could trigger a long bloody struggle. The piece reviews Islamic expansion, historic sieges of Jerusalem, and the city’s sacred status for Jews Christians and Muslims, concluding with notes on charity oversight and Kate Barnard.

Ibn Saud Hedjaz Palestine Mecca Mohammed Medina Allah Arabia Paradise Persia India Africa Spain France Tours Charles Martel Austria Vienna Constantinople Asia Jerusalem Abraham Joshua Canaan David Nebuchadnezzar Babylon Egypt Assyria Christ Herod Idumean Esau Titus Omar Allenby

Sweet clover thrives as key crop in Pontotoc county

The Pontotoc area expands sweet clover cultivation for pastures and hay, boosting soil health and honey production. County agents and farmers report clover seeding, reseeding, and simple seed-saving methods, with rising demand for seed as dairying grows. Ada and surrounding areas benefit from improved roads to access markets.

Pontotoc County J. B. Hill J. H. Griffith Hart Community J. W. Balthrop Ada Griffith California Pontotoe County Oklahoma North

Slaner Department Store Opens in Ada with Big Crowd

Ada welcomes Slaner Department Store as 5 000 to 6 000 attendees tour the new shop on opening night. Efforts by co managers C C Low and I B Ream highlight department heads Floy Hill Fauntleroy Spitz Champion and basement quarters chief Ream. The store aims for the one price policy and strong post opening service building on SS M Shaw legacy.

Ada Ada High School Slaner Department J. Slaner Winkleman, Slaner& Chason New York Oklahoma W. Winkleman Hobart I. Chason Duncan SS. M. Shaw Slaner

New Highways Close To Farmers In Pontotoc County

The new highway routes through Pontotoc county improve Ada’s connection to Stonewall Alien Stratford and Rofs. Farmers along the old paths will not be disrupted as county commissioners keep roads in good condition and near the new routes. The drive for right of way emphasizes paving front doors in time and ease of crossings for farm operations.

Pontotoc County Ada Stonewall Alien Stratford Rofs

Irish aviatrix Lady Heath gravely injured in Cleveland crash

Lady Mary Heath, renowned Irish aviatrix, crashed through a factory roof near a test field with mechanic Erwin Kirk. Heath underwent a three hour operation for a fractured skull and other injuries, with infection risk noted but recovery hoped if infection is avoided.

Cleveland Mary Heath E. C. Cutler Western Reserve University N. B. Wright Lady Mary Erwin Kirk Mills Kirk Croydon Field England Capetown Africa Bagdad

Oklahoma bank robber killed in Tulsa gun battle

The Tulsa region reels as Dick Gregg is killed after a highway gunfight that also claims officers Al Bowline and Ross Darrow. A companion, Bob Dyer, is arrested, while Joe Dyer remains unidentified in a broader bank robbery manhunt spanning three counties.

Tulsa Wichita Joe Dyer Dick Grezz Oklahoma Gregg Thelma Jones Lois Howard W. H. Purdy D. R. Harding Dyer al Bowline Ross Darrow Dick Gregg Tulsa County Sand Springs A. L. “Link Bowline Darrow Bob Dyer Pawhuska Charles Thompson Gregoy People’s State Bank of Kan al Spencer Spencer Osage Hills Kansas Osage County Kansas State Penitentiary Tulsan

Hague approves Young plan and Rhine evacuation accord

At The Hague a protocol signed by France Great Britain Italy Belgium and Germany approved evacuation of the Rhine land and key provisions of the Young reparations plan. Briand and Snowden hailed the accord as final liquidation of World War while Stresemann led the German delegation toward June 30 next year evacuation and unified creditor costs.

The Hague France Great Britain Italy Belgium Germany Rhineland Aristide Briand Paris Aristi Gustav Stresemann Berlin International Bank of Settlement

Ruling Allows Renewals For NM Oil Permits By Two Firms

Solicitor Finney announced that permits to prospect for oil in New Mexico may be renewed if the permit area has been geologized by the Texas company or the Marland Oil Company. Renewals require two years without drilling. The decision resolves two cases tied to President Hoover era prohibitions on prospecting and group operations.

Washington Finney Interior Department New Mexico Texas Company Marland Oil Company Department Hoover Marland Company

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Nee Okla Charities and Corrections Kate Barnard Pontotog GO Slaner’s Lady Heath Tulor Chester Hume Forsyth Dartmouth Science Halifax N. S Clarence DeMar Rhine Young Plan Powers Marland Texas América Europe
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