Old Timers Remember Early Oklahoma Pioneers and Policies
The Ardmoreite highlights 1874 arrivals and pioneer life shaping Oklahoma. It contrasts old system campaigns with current primaries, praises self made records, and notes football eligibility scrutiny at OQ and A M College. President Coolidge receives numerous gifts including canes and edible offerings.
What Counts
A quote on the value of knowledge emphasizes scholars must turn learning into tangible contributions. It cites Theodore Roosevelt on action over mere intellect and argues scholarship is valuable chiefly when it is productive and benefits others, not when it remains theoretical.
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A. & M. College
Theodore Roosevelt
Prolonging life and politics mix in Oklahoma reflections
The piece ponders aging and the illusion of extending life while critiquing public honesty. It notes Pontotoc county highway funds, road bonds, and the impact of autos on rural stores, then comments on Gen Andrews and a German prince author. It ends with a general remark on inspiration versus perspiration in achievement.
County Commissioners Elect Dr L M Orterton County Physician
The county board, in a 2 to 1 vote, elected Dr. L. M. Orterton as county physician at their last regular session. They approved broad disbursements across funds totaling hundreds of dollars, noting many claims covered two months and purchases of three new road tractors.
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L. M. Orterton
Allen Township
Chickasha
Francis
Fitzhugh Township
Stonewall Township
Maxwell Township
Midland Township
E. B. Dodds
J. S. Berryman
Hiram Jones
R. L. Driver
T. N. Winters
Leonard Henson
Lee Carney
A. O. Bryant
W. D. Cummings
Earl West
Haynes How. Co
S. M. Ford
W. H. Brumley
O. L. Myers
J. H. MacMeans
J. L. Ross
Rowe Miller
G. W. Jones
J. H. Kellogg
J. S. Bazemore
Ollie Coleman
Thomas Motor Co
Will Short
B. F. Stages
Jack Bailey
H. D. Lambert
L. L. Lillard
B. F. Moore
E. C. Johnson
J. D. Chandler
Security State Bank
E. R. Bray
G. W. Davis
J. P. Bailey
T. F. Beller
O. D. Roberts
Ada Sees Steady Building Progress Through Seven Months
Ada reports $231 700 in building permits through seven months of 1925 with major contributions from First Baptist Church $100 000 Ford Lincoln agency and American Oil and Refining office building. growth includes new four story South Broadway office project and rising home construction as the town moves from cotton to industry.
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Ada
Florida
Pontotoc
East Central
First Baptist Church
W. E. Harvey Ford and
Lincoln Agency
American Oil and Refining
American Oil and Refining Company
South Broadway
W. E. Harvey Ford
Lincoln
Ford
Oklahoma
Oil News Highlights Ada Field Drilling Rebound
Activity returns to Pontotoc county oil areas with multiple wells advancing. Jack Lloyd resumes deeper drilling east of Ada after a failed shallow effort, while the Allen field sees gas finds and resumed interest. Other wells near Ada and in nearby sections push toward pay zones as companies like American Oil and Refining and Pilgrim Petroleum expand operations.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
Jack Lloyd
Lloyd
New York
Allen
Kerr
Homackla
Shields Farm
Pontotoc
Wilcox
Howarth
W. C. Hughes
American Oil and Refining Company
Breco
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company
T. P
Bay No
Bowles
Bebee
Brinson & Doyle
B. A. LaSalle
Ed Gillette
Francois
Galbreath and Associates
Coal County
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