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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1918

Page

9

Cowgar Home Is Destroyed By Fire

The four room residence of T. P. Cowgar and family on West 5th street was totally destroyed by fire Monday afternoon. A daughter mistook gasoline for kerosene while starting a fire and barely escaped as she wrapped a quilt around herself to extinguish the blaze. The home was uninsured for $700. Printers Active in War Work. The Typographical Union issued a booklet on wartime work noting only $1,237 spent on strikes in 12 war months, with 4,081 union members in uniform plus 686 apprentices. 75 members have died, and the union has contributed $90,000 in Liberty Bonds. Individual members have given over $3,000,000.

T. P. Cowgar West 5Th Street Typographical Union Henry Ford Universal Service Ford Trucks Ford Cars Fordson Henry

Wanted farm for sale and buy notices in Ada Oklahoma

Want ads for sale well drill good condition J E Crews Francis Oklahoma on a 8 23 5th 5tw Wanted To buy improved farm 40 to 200 acre tract Write L A B Box 539 Ada Okla Give complete description 8 1 tf

J. E. Crews Francis Oklahoma Ada Okla

County Council Orders Hooks to Buy $450 in War Bonds

Q F Hooks of the Sunshine School District testified before the County Council of Defense after summons to explain Bond purchases. The council required him to add $450 in bonds to the $50 he already bought, and he agreed to comply promptly. A resolution named W Gains and Y Q McCammon to replace two resigned members, to be filled by the State Council of Defense and Governor Williams.

Q. F. Hooks Sunshine County Council of Defense Hooks W. W. Gains Stonewall Y. Q. McCammon State Council of Defense Williams

Another Owl Well Expected Soon Near Francis

Benedum and Trees near Francis section 33-5-7 sight the well nearly down to sand and likely to be brought in this week if no delays occur. Magnolia in 32-5-7 is drilling at 500 feet. Masche No. 3 on George Wade place 3-4-7 is drilling at 600 feet.

Benedum & Trees Francis George Wade Place

Let a Want Ad Get It for You

A concise notice invites readers to place want ads to find buyers, jobs, or services. It promotes the newspaper’s classified section as a quick, reliable channel for personal and business needs.

Oklahoma congressmen register under new selective service act

Three Oklahoma lawmakers Congressmen Scott Ferris Jim McClintic and Tom McKeown registered under the new selective service act and sent their registration cards to local boards. McClintic may have been the first congressman to register for service. Exemption requests will follow questionnaires but officials expect few congressmen to claim exemption for federal service.

Washington Oklahoma Congress Scott Ferris Jim McClintic Tom McKeown McClintic Army

Review of Oklahoma Crop Conditions

Guthrie Oklahoma September 9 1918 field agent J E Woodworth amplifies the Bureau of Crop Estimates Sept 1 1918 report on Oklahoma. Cotton outlook worse with 33 percent condition down from 75 a month earlier and 84 in Aug 25 1917. Drought heat and late rains curb growth with top and middle crop shed and fruiting stalled. Corn largely damaged before Aug 1 and rains after provided little relief. Grain sorghums and broom corn deteriorated. some late forage may mature if frost stays off. Forage crops could recover with late rains. alfalfa and winter wheat seeding aided by moisture. hay prospects fair if frost delays. Mixed regional yields expected with best in central eastern and southeastern parts and poorer in the southwest.

Guthrie Okla J. E. Woodworth U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates Bureau Oklahoma Bureau of Crop Estimates Drouth Lindsay

Oath of Office Emphasized by Oklahoma Board of Education

In Pontotoc county teachers must take an oath honoring the United States and Oklahoma constitutions and aiding defense efforts. County Superintendent A Floyd condemns nonperforming school board members as disloyal and vows immediate removal and replacement with loyal adherents.

State Board of Education Oklahoma United States Pontotoc County A. Floyd

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