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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1921

Page

3

County Fair Closes as Premiums Highlight Broad Exhibits

The county fair ended Saturday afternoon with many exhibitors taking displays home. Curtis Floyd showcased Poland China hogs, while Haynes Hardware Co and Ada Music Co led private displays. Numerous cattle, swine, poultry, farm products, and canning club entries earned top awards across multiple departments and schools.

Curtis Floyd Haynes Hardware Co C. Rollow Ada Music Co Ada Mattress Factory A. M. Bailey Ada John Simmons Fitzhugh Silas Nelson Grady Allen Stonewall Raymond Young Jasper Patterson Boone County O. M. Sallee Bertha Neely Walter Summers Willis Moran Kafir A. W. McKeel

Blood Purifier S S S Advertises Skin Cure

An old advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier to treat skin diseases like eczema and boils. It claims waste in the blood causes eruptions and promises a free 56 page booklet and personal medical advice by mail.

Renae Ge Ailgoss Jae Drug Stores Wit’ S. & Ss

Prickly Ash Bitters Ad Urges Immediate Use

An advertisement urges immediate use of Prickly Ash Bitters at first signs of indigestion constipation and kidney trouble. It claims the remedy wards off sickness and saves money and recommends every man keep a bottle at home priced 1.25 per bottle sold by Gwin and Mays.

Gwin & Mays

Oklahoma crops show strong progress despite cotton woes

Scattered showers followed by clear weather kept Oklahoma crops advancing, cotton prospects poor with record low returns while late corn and wheat preparations improve. A boll weevil meeting is planned in the state house on September 27 and the state fair runs September 24 to October 1 with notable apple exhibits. District Judge Bolen and family return from Colorado for Mrs. Bolen’s health recovery.

Oklahoma City Hammon Oklahoma United States Utah Washington Federal Reserve Bank House of Representatives State House State Board of Agriculture

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McDonald & Aycock J. R. Floyd J. D. Gaar Stratford Jasper Turne Sam Bingham Francis J. S. Higginbotham R. L. McGuyre M. F. Dew Ollie Bond R. F. Wilborn Bruno Mayer Jersey Sam Hogan Joe H. Riddle Curtis Floyd Ada L. E. Hutchinson Oakman T. S. Siswell Roff W. M. Bumgarner Heifer Leonard Morin Coleman Morin Elbert Thomas W. R. Riddle J. M. Vernon J. A. Hart Ben Davis Paul Rayburn Bessie Neely Clinton Franks Everett Neely I. N.baker G. J. Whitaker M. R. Wood John Edmiston N. T. McAlister Jasper Turner Kafk Wm. L. Whitaker Denton Floyd Homer Miller A. J. Frye Reed Clifton Mayfield H. F. Reed Ww. C. Barnes Q. R. Bevers Elwyn Old Shirley Whisenhunt Roy Dame Mary Flannery Emmett Williams Autrey Yancey Raymond Mills Sloan Palmer Okra Mars G. D. Coontz M. V. Price Lloyd Parker M. D. Fine Joe Rushing Missouri Carl Soloman R. H. Patterson Pr. H. Hyder Geo. Reed Marvin Fox A. Henson C. S. Aldrich W. B. Cantwell Ahloso Union Valley Homer Frisco Vaness New Bethel T. L. Hudgins Grace McCurry Elsie Fulton John Boring Palmer Walter Price Jessie Settles Myrtle McCurry S. Palmer Lula Riddle W. A. Oliver Price Mary Gryders Zula Chapmeee BeHe Cooper Ben Boring C. P. Fulton Roberts Mary Gryder Zula Chapman Myrtle McC A. E. Newton Canning Club Irene Newton Thelma Vaden Nellie Newton Gladys Gryder Ethel Meyers Edna Surginier Artie Bell Stephens Lois Roberts Mittie Justice Bessie Neeley Ruth Slocum Donnie Boring Ruby Justice Edna Mae Stephens Mary Morris Gace McCurry Donnie Horn Jewell Medlock Grace Rushing Stella Hart Bertha Rushing Pauline Roberts Louise Sheppard Coila Robinson Vanoss Woods—Center Garden Seeds Feathers Center Buntie~ Ban Hlbso East Central State Normal Physiology—Center Abloso aAhloso Cotton Club vViolet Parker Beecher Mullinax Paul Cheshier Spreights Eppler Sam Hunt Earl Eppler Chester Hice George Reed Clarence Hunt Hansel Riddle Wheat Club John Sallee John Palmer Edgar Sallee Frank Reed Irish Potato Club Hiram Faber Harry Miller Peanut Club Everette Neely Roy Kerr Luther ‘Raney Arthur Raney Omhar Tiffin George Parks James Lambert Oliver French Grain ‘Sorphum Club Earl Roberts Robert Mullinax Willard Owens Calvin McCord Virgil Medlock Hensel Riddle Idas van Buskirk Bee Club Fred Rayburn Archie Solomon William Whitaker Leon . Wilburn Sweet Potato Club Spaulding Lowry William Prewitt Joh Emerick J. D. Sheppard Barley Club Edward Newell Sedrick Newell Frank Neely White Leghorns Clarice Taylor Dark Cornish Ola Roberts Partridge Rocks Edith . Sanders Don Young Barred Rocks Anthony Floyd Black Langshans FE. R. Mitchell White Rocks White Wyandottes Clyde Meeks J. G. Mitchell Herman Floyd I. N. Baker M. Dew Domestic Arts Department Ida Jones Etta Clyde Morrison Cora Golden J. E. England Pat Sloan Case Byron Norrell Myrtle. Cope Gersrede Hammond Beatrice Hefley Colbert J. M. Perry J. L. Boring Pecan Grove Sam Hawthorne Pearl Bennett Mary E. Aldridge Sturdevant W. W. Eaton Florence Owen Beatrice Sturdevant Vanoss Vanoss School J. M. Duncan O. F. Johnson Allen Ernest Roberts Opal Dennis Sewing Club Betsey Kerr Vida Simmons Vera Simmons Velma Golden Beulah Berger Mary Cope Vera Akers Dot Copeland Willard Haines Club Lois Wilborn Robbie Akers Pauline Eppler Leona Patterson O. E. Parker South Townsend the Zensal CO. OF Dela. City Nels Varling South Broadway Ada, Oklahoma J. H. Pryor Furniture CO W. S. Harden Prop West Main J. W. Bolen Colorado Mrs. Bolen North Broadway Ross Ford Car Byrd’s Mill
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