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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

4

Peace and faith lift lessons from Wilson era and modern life

The piece contrasts Soviet and Nazi rule while discussing populist warehousing ideas for farm products, Roper's proposal, and Senator Norris's independent ballot push. It praises 4 H clubs, critiques cotton picking machines, notes Maine's Republican win, and champions rural schooling and camp recreation for women and scouts in Pontotoc and Bromide areas.

Norris Nebraska Election Board Pontotoc Bromide

Contour farming urged to curb erosion and boost yields

The piece extols contour farming as a defense against soil erosion and drought risk, citing an Iowa farmer’s favorable results and noting terracing savings with CCC help. It argues rolling land benefits from contour methods and warns against weather forecasters who predict disaster, urging continued modernization of farming practices.

Iowa Omaha Journal-Stockman Omaha CCC Douglas County Chickasha Express

Wildcat oil field activity in Pontotoc and Coal counties

Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields reports Delaney No. 1-A Sawyer in Coal county drilling below 240 feet toward a 1,110 foot sand to test a potential new oil source. Two Hunton wells added in Coal county and several new locations Nome. Operators advance tests and pipe setting, with several wells expected to test within a week to ten days.

Pontotoc County Sawyer Coal County Jesse Pool Hunton Harden Woolley Crosbie, Inc D. Harden Blackstock Moody Moore Oil Creek Fitts Carter Oil Company Richards Carter Warne Lula

Wilcox sand expands with two new wells in Fitts pool

In the Wilcox sand at the Fitts pool two wells were added this week boosting potential, with two more planned. Carter No. 2 Smith area reported 4 268 barrels daily and No. 7 J Smith 3 660 barrels. E H Moore Inc No 4 A Patrick west offset to No 7 J Smith drilled to 4418 feet, earlier test yielded 700 barrels per hour. Carter No 18 Richards to start today to drill basal sand after setting pipe days ago.

Fitts Carter No Julia Smith J. Smith E. H. Moore Inc Patrick

Intemperance described as a deadly force and social vice

A moral poem portrays liquor as a thousand year old killer that ruins families, causes wrecks, and drains wallets. It warns Christians to unite in prayer to drive the vice from the land, citing temperance as the remedy and naming Mrs W R Corvin of Ada Alabama as author.

Power plant under construction to serve Moore camp and wells

Construction has begun on a power plant on the E. H. Moore properties in section 29-27 Fitts field adjacent to the existing compressor station. Initial three 250 KW units planned with expansion to about 2500 KW. concrete foundations poured and engines due next week. Cooper Bessemer handles construction and installation for 400 HP engines. Plant will power pumping wells and provide lighting for camp, garage, and homes. Drilling activity noted at Carter 18 Richards and Magnolia No. 3 Statler with potential Oil Creek sand prospects in Coal county.

E. H. Moore, Inc Fitts Field Moore Camp Wells Cooper-Bessemer Company Carter 18 Richards Coal County Sawyer Statler Oil Creek King

Busy election machinery in New York as campaigns swing

Telephones, conferences, and loud radio ads outline the push to elect Roosevelt or Landon. In New York's 42nd Street offices and the Biltmore hotel, Democrats and Republicans mobilize hundreds of workers, budgets exceeding millions, and campaign managers Hamilton and Farley drive daily press briefings and outreach.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Alf M. Landon 42Nd and Madison Republican Biltmore Democratic National Organization Joan D. M. Hamilton Chicago Washington Hamilton Big Jim” Farley

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