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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
4
An editorial urges careful, fact based criticism of officials, condemning baseless gossip and calls for action only when wrongdoing is certain. It recalls Washington Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, warns against damaging reputations, and stresses accountability before condemning public figures.
The piece argues for quick recognition of Obregon's Mexican government and U S financial aid, noting Mexico's resources and trade value, then shifts to a heated Texas Senate race as Culberson faces multiple challengers. It closes with a pragmatic nudge to keep dairy farming moving with the creamery proposal.
Oklahoma City reports the War Finance Corporation has made $6,000,000 immediately available to the Oklahoma Cotton Growers association for advances on cotton delivered by members. The move, prompted by Carl Williams and officials, will supplement local bank financing as demands rise.
Mrs. N C Dresback oversees the Dresback Chandler farm in Muskogee county, the largest Oklahoma survey entry for women farm managers. Her operation includes fruit, poultry, bees, cattle, and hogs with 8000 baby chicks raised last year, 1000 White Leghorn hens, and mating stock from Seattle. She handles all bookkeeping, sales, and crop care, showcasing women’s leadership beyond cotton farming.
Will Coffman of the Coffman Bobbitt and Sparks Hardware store returned to the city Saturday afternoon from Cross Plains Texas after a short visit with relatives. He was accompanied by his parents Mr and Mrs J M Coffman and his sister Mrs W A McGowing who will visit in the city for several days.
C L Driver went back to McAlester today after a several day stay in town to handle business matters.
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