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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
5
Joyce, newly engaged to Dobyans Verinder, arrives late to breakfast as voices drift from the parlor. Bell plans a secret ore shipment to Utah Junction tonight, worth sixty to seventy thousand dollars, with miner Peale involved and Kilmeny’s warned by the previous altercation.
In Oklahoma City and mining town settings, Joyce Seldon confronts Kilmeny over a plot to trap him. Moya and Joyce debate love duty and money, while Kilmeny reveals high grading schemes and fears of legal peril. A dangerous tonight unfolds as loyalties clash and a romance strains under pressure.
The Norman to Lexington paved road project is paused as the federal bureau of highways blocks funding due to the toll bridge over the South Canadian River. Officials consider making the bridge toll free or extending the road to Asher, with state engineer Losh and commissioners traveling to Washington to seek a solution. return expected around July 15.
The text presents disjointed quotes about love and money in a legal or personal dispute. It references eating turkey together and a speaker expressing disdain for wasted money while professing growing affection. The fragment ends with an emotional line about increasing love.
The note from Manuel Herrick questions whether talks can settle the matter or if he must pursue the suit to its bitter end. He implies potential litigation and a search for an amicable resolution.
In Inverary Scotland 52 year old Duke of Argyll laboring as a stonemason on a local project. He carries stones takes orders from the foreman and keeps union hours while helping erect a belfry wearing a kilt and a grey shirt.
William Houston Boyd aged 15 months died at home on South Woodlawn Avenue after pulling a pot of boiling water from a stove. He was taken to a nearby physician, then returned home where he died three and a half hours after the accident. Remains were taken to Bentonville Arkansas for funeral and burial.
Oklahoma City news tells of Jim Pikey an Arkansas escapee who found work and peace in Oklahoma City. Telegram confirms deputy sheriff plans extradition Tuesday. C E Bretz water works chief discusses petition to Acting Governor Anglin against return, though unlikely to succeed. City workers push for parole as officials consider the case.
In Winnipeg on July 7, examination of 600 schoolchildren found widespread goiter linked to snow water from Shoal Lake. The 50 square mile lake, 40 miles northeast, supplies the city. Dr. Duncan McRea urged iodization of the water after 300 of the children aged 12 to 14 showed goiter.
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