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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1918

Page

6

Local Happenings From Thursday's Daily Ada OK

Supt. A Floyd visited the Cedar Grove school. Born to J P Coventon and wife a son. Mrs L F Willis operated on for appendicitis and recovering well. Nation Line Oil and Gas Co locates south end Sec 3 4 8 near Ada and will begin drilling next week. Various local visits, appointments, and military notes update Ada residents.

A. Floyd Cedar Grove J. P. Coventon Coventons Ada L. F. Willis West 14Th Nation Line Oil and Gas Co South End Allen Ada and Allen

Horse Shoe Ranch Sowing Big Wheat Acreage

Y Q McCammon manager of the Horse Shoe ranch says 62 mules are working to sow 500 or 600 acres of wheat at the ranch. The crop goes in at about 30 acres per day. Henry McBroom and Miss Esther Hall quietly wed Sunday at the bride’s parents and left Tuesday for their new home in Ada.

Horse Shoe Y. Q. McCammon Henry McBroom Esther Hall

Pratt Family Trip Home After Telegram News

Miss Ocie Daily plans a short furlough visit home with her sister in Fort Worth. Prof. Pratt Hawkins and Mrs. J Fitzhugh are mentioned in transit, as a telegram from Washington reports William M. Pratt, the youngest brother, has been notified of a change.

H. K. Nettles Ysis Madill Denison W. W. O'Neal Fort Smith Ark Caroline Prewette Coalton Isses Florence Cartwright Lucile Griffeth Holdenville J. Hulan Boggan High Point C. O. Boggan W. B. Jones Democratic State Campaign Committee Kansas No. 139 Co. B Light Artillery France Jeter Rollow Texas Earl Jeter Corpus Christi J. R. Solomon Delaware Vaness New York M. E. Parr Atoka Farmers’ State Bank Parr T Pratt J. C. Cates Cushing Tulsa Ocie Fitzhugh Pratt Hawkins the Normal Washington, D. C William M. Pratt

Oklahoma 90th Division in France Receives Praise

Governor Williams receives Henry T. Allen letter from Wichita Beacon editor praising the 90th Division, largely Oklahoma and Texas men trained at Camp Travis. Allen notes the division’s health, spirit, and conduct, billeted across fifty three towns in France with no complaints.

Oklahoma City Williams Henry T. Allen Wichita Beacon Red Cross France Oklahoma Texas Camp Travis Allen

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