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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

7

White Arrow Proclaims Native Chief Destiny

In frontier saga Erskine Dale, raised by Kahtoo the Shawnee, returns to his homeland with a claimed right to leadership. He warns of dangers, earns trust among Virginians and Indians, and faces Crooked Lightning while balancing loyalties between paleface allies and his newfound native kin. He travels toward a peace mission with a new ally edge.

Kentucky Wildersness Jerome Sanders Kahtoo Dave Yandell Dave Virginia Holston River Clinch Mountain Cumberland Range Cumberland Cumberland Gap Erskine Tidewater Ray Shawkee Harry Hugh Lightning Big Waters Crooked Lightning Firefly Bud Jack Sanders Mother Sanders Mother Noe Lydia Erates Black Wolf Katitoo White Arrow Tog Yong Imine

Boy Scouts Begin First Summer Camp at Gregg Crossing

A Ada delegation of Boy Scouts left this morning for Gregg's Crossing near Tishomingo for Pontotoc county's first annual summer encampment. Scouts from Allen Francis Stonewall and Lawrence counties join leaders in organizing a ten day gathering uniting all county troops.

Gregg Crossing Ada Gregg Tishomingo Pontotoc County Boy Scouts Allen Francis Stonewall Lawrence Harry W. Miller

Public hanging of a suspect in Hot Springs

At nine o'clock this morning in Hot Springs Arkansas Bunk Harris a Black man was taken from officers and hanged in a public square for the killing of Maurice Connell an insurance solicitor who was shot by a burglar earlier today in the city.

Hot Springs Ark Bunk Harris Maurice Connelly

Sgt EEE So Let a News Want Ad get it

A terse note from Sgt EEE indicates a desire to place a news want ad. The brief requests visibility for a message or item, seeking quick publication and wide reach for an upcoming need. The exact item or deadline remains unspecified in the fragment.

Sgt Eee

Kingly deed carried from boy to Colonel in library

An old servant carries a crude note from a boy to Colonel Dale in the library. The sheet bears the boy’s Indian name and a buffalo totem, signed with a rough scrawl. Barbara’s message arrives with affection as the house on the James holds the moment.

Red Oaks James River Virginia Colonel Dale Barbara Erskine Dale Williamsburg Erskine Dane Grey Grey Yandell Harry Hugh Sanders Fort James

Graduates Grade Work Here Follows City School Closure

City schools closed this morning for graduation exercises in the high school building. Forty one students graduated from the eighth grade and received certificates. The program included songs, recitations, and the presentation of certificates with many parents and friends in attendance.

L. Freeny Cecil Burkhart Gilbert Burkhart Marvin Chilcuit Nadilene Cagle Ester Boatman Nellie Ramsey Dora Mae Marcellus Boardman Ha Mae Burnetté T. J.’Mcclure Vance Malone Curtis “Allen Mack Bronaugh Jara McClure Rick Greer Hugh Gladys Blaningship Marie Bryant

Ada guardsmen return from Fort Sill after 17 days

After 17 days on active duty at Fort Sill Ada's two field artillery units and the 160th Field Artillery Band were granted release from military rule. The Ada units performed well in firing and drill, with Battery F earning high marks in firing and the band praised as the camp’s best artillery band. About 200 people greeted the soldiers at the Santa Fe station.

Fort Sill Ada 160Th Field Artillery 189Th Field Artillery 160Th Ld Leoth F Field Artillery Holden- Fro Robertson 189Th Artillery Hodges Roy Adair Kenneth Frank Kerr Fentem, Brown Felix Naviae Mount Guard Tion Frisco Medicine Park Medicine Creek Lawton Byron- Sledge Batalion Lowery Harrell Robert S. Kerr Santa’ Fe

Particly Useless Sam on a City Trolley Ride

A trolley ride ends with a passenger named Sam attempting to alight at Twenty second Street and Cedar Avenue. The conductor notes the block and the motorman denies the street exists, leaving Sam puzzled about his destination.

Twenty_second street Cedar Avenue Gennulm Twenty-secon’ Street

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Pioneer Jin Fox, Jr R. H. Livingstone Harry Dale Hugh Willoughby Eurisuek Heturn Home Ada, Oklahoma J. Stafford L. A. Ellison Gashier Huddleston Aust H. J
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