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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1923

Page

6

Treasure Hoard in Desert Cavern Astonishes Robbers

In a dim cavern the trio discovers a macabre heap of loot from a century of crimes. A skeletal corpse lies beneath fallen debris as Garrity rages over the glittering riches, while Meager and the judge watch in startled awe.

Alive in the mine rescue ends Debor ah and Kelleen reunion

Deborah guides a rescue through a hidden mine to discover Daniel Kelleen alive after Meager Garrity and Gomez are buried beneath rock. In the light of day they reunite, he recovers, and she vows a future together as they ponder a faded map and a message of love.

Garrity Heen Kelleen Deborah Judge Garrity Bob Meager Daniel Kelleen Carney Jill Jones Calhoun G—d Old Mexico Manuel Gomez Carr Death Meager Alvara Dante

Untold Explosion Shocks Scene with Darkened Room

A dozen feet away the room fell silent then a flicker of light ran along the floor like powder, followed by a glare and roar. A blast of flame erupted as if a thousand cannons exploded, leaving utter darkness in the space.

Election to merge parts of two counties into Walton county

Oklahoma City August 14 A special election is set for October 16 to decide uniting portions of Caddo and Canadian counties into Walton county. An alternative writ orders Caddo election officials to prepare or justify in court why not. Governor Walton proclaimed the election August 9. The vote would include county officials and determine the new county seat among Binger Hinton or Lookeba.

Oklahoma City Caddo Walton County Caddo County Walton Wilson State Supreme Court Election Board J. W. Savage W. F. Gulick Supreme Court Binger Hinton Lookeba

Campout Struggles and Scout Valor in Ada

Boy Scout news recounts a Kiamechi mountains camping trip near Ada with hard travel water scarcity and missing ice cream. Linn Cales breaks an arm but is hailed as hero while the troop covers medical costs. a detailed ledger shows receipts and deficits, with future trips planned near Turner Falls and Frisco.

Harry Miller Byrd’s Mill Kiamichi Mountains Alfred Vaden John Kiamich River Tine Creek Ada Kiamechi Linn Cale S Linn Cales Revi Reveas Hugh Sawyer Haskell McManus Bill Mackin Donald Montgomery Harvey Shipman Harrison Meaders Wayne Wadlinston, Jr Bartley Meaders Vernon Witcher N. T. Heard Jr Brown Mackin Wayne Wadlington J Jr Frisco Linn Ayton Strickland Harvey Faust Clarence Cales Ada Oil Atoka Johnnie Walker Cook Harry W. Miller National Guard Clifford Elliott Pei Scout Executive Boy Scout Council Roy Meek A. C. Dixson Rock Crossing Clyde Afletag Mr. Miller

666 Relieves Constipation and Biliousness Quickly

An old health advert promotes 666 as a versatile remedy. It claims rapid relief for constipation biliousness headaches colds and influenza like La Grippe, targeting readers seeking quick cures from a patent medicine.

Wilson Honors Monk by Attack in Okmulgee

Dudley C. Monk, state commander and former Okmulgee county judge, is singled out by George league leader for remarks at Ada Codigar. The report defends Monk against attacks by Wilson, calling him a war veteran and public servant who enlisted and served, and condemns the rhetoric as unworthy.

Wilson Monk Okmulgee Dudley C. Monk American Legion Mr. Monk Dudley Monk Geo League Reconstruction Codigar Ada Torge Wilson Ilson Moblern Oklahoma Cearg Oure Wilson Eorge Wilson Dudley

Trout Home Fire Destroys Upstairs Rooms

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed three upstairs rooms at N. T. Trout residence 231 East Fourteenth street at 3 25 this morning. Three of five upstairs rooms severely damaged, two others on the upper floor escaped. lower floor unharmed. Trout away from home, employed in tick eradication and dip vat work. Fire chief Somer Jones will investigate and report to the state fire marshal Friday. Estimated property loss about 1500, with house contents insured.

Wenesday N. T. Trout East Fourteenth Street Somer Jones Trout Jones

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