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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1928

Page

7

Walker Sheriff Pontotoc County Okinahoma Notice

Sheriff Walker of Pontotoc County Oklahoma presides over a legal notice directed by P H Peal and J F McKeeL attorney for plaintiff. The fragment indicates an official document in a civil action or seizure proceeding with unnamed parties and filed by counsel.

Charles T. Barney W. Reifsanyder Frank Richardson Leslie Prince Oklahoma State Bank of Marvin B. Breeding Oklahoma W. B. Water Pontotoe County P. H Dbal Undersherif, Harreel & Kerr State OF Oklahoma Poentotee County Toe Lee Perry Pontotoc County R. S. Savery Pontotec Lee Perry State OF Lara Underwood Gale Statler Gaile Statler Ada Weekly News Ada Tal Crawford W. C. Duncan Guardian Sherice John Willey Cora Wood Moran District Court Ventotor County Jjohn Willy R. Wood Walker Okinahoma P. BH. Peal J. F. McKeel Domenico Sigismondo Flaintiff William F. Schulte Pontotoc Eaety Indian Meridian Oklahoemua Proimenico Sigismondoe William I. Schulte Mildred O. Schulte Marvin FP Oraedisis B. K. Epperson H. A. Sibley Decla Ted C. Garrett O. B. Motherhead Fiats J. W. Pol

Oklahoma Education Progress Under Statehood

State Superintendent Vaughan notes Oklahoma has built over 5000 public schools serving about 740000 students with 18000 teachers. Aimed at literacy, rural school standardization, and accreditation, the program faces funding gaps now partly aided by a 1.5 million dollar annual grant.

Oklahoma Indian Territory Oklahoma Territory State Department of Education State Board of Education Statehood General Education Board Oklahoma Education Association

Diversification in Pontotoc County Farming Progress

The 20 year 변화 shows Pontotoc farmers elevating stock quality from scrubs to Jersey or Holstein dairy cattle, better hogs and poultry, and a shift from cotton to diversified crops. Grain sorghums boost feed self sufficiency, cream shipping grows with Ada creamery, and terracing protects soil while pecans alfalfa and peanuts expand income options.

Pontotoc Kansas Ada J. B. Hill Mr. Hill Norris P. A. Norris Ardmore Hill Pontotoc County

Pecan Industry Gains Ground In Oklahoma

Pecan growers in southern Oklahoma pivot from cotton amid boll weevil threats. Large paper shell nuts can be marketed at steady prices, with market expansion and quick profitability. Budding paper shells onto saplings or regrowth trees accelerates bearing, with some trees producing in the second or third year.

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Three Wells in Pontotoc County Fall Short of Dreams

The Ada area recounts three oil hopes that fizzled after initial promise. The Grant Hampton farm well produced oil yet fizzled after an early gas flare, Bebee’s sand yielded oil but never matched expectations, and the Slick or Conservation well near Ada produced oil yet left three offsets dry, leaving many investors burned but not defeated.

Pentotoc County Ada C. J. Skirvin W. R. Ramsey Grant Hampton Bill Roddie Sandy Bebee

Ada Eyes Clay Industry Revival Potential

W H Ebe y proposes starting a small pottery plant in Ada to test local clay for stoneware yellow and rockingham ware art ware and flower pots. The plan leverages available clay deposits cheap gas rail access and nearby markets to develop one or more clay working industries.

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Democratic Nominees for Fourth District and County Offices

The slate lists Tom Meckeown for Congress Fourth District, Otto Strickland, Robert J Wimbish, W B Bil for Summers, J M Stanfield for County Treasurer, J We Dean for County Attorney, Tal Crawford for County Judge, and George R Collins Jr for County Commissioner District 2. The names appear in a political notice style with positions.

George R. Collins, JR

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Roy E. Soward M. H. Northam Svaid Coturt Repfernrbber T‘ourt Roy E. Howard Mideor Saction M. F Northam Guardian, Harrell ,& Kerr HAG Chown Progress John Vaughn John Vaughan Public Instruction Ada’s New High School Stewart Schley Williamson Carter-Nance-LaSelle Bebee Territory Slick E. J. Benton EK. M. Kennedy E. M. Kennedy Okla McKeeeown & Green Congress Tom J. Meeckeown Otto Strickland Robert J. Wimbish Cher J. M Stanfield J. We
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