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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

7

Tony Devon Recovers as Pendlehaven Keeps Watch

Tony Devon regains strength after a violent night as Dr. Pendlehaven pledges protection and urges caution. She recalls her mother's death, while memories of Philip and Uriah haunt her. Amid family tensions, Tony vows to stay by Pendlehaven and avoid danger, even as she faces a painful past.

Tony Pendlehaven John Pendehaven Ony Devon John Paul Philip Katherine Sarah Tony Devon Uriah Reggie Paul Pendlehaven Tennibel Violet Annie American Legion Weekly

Tony Devon Comes Home in Courageous Return

In a tense family scene Tony Devon reveals former poverty and breach with Philip MacCauley. John Pendlehaven defends Tony as Katherine and Mrs Curtis clash, while Philip vows to keep Tony’s past secret but asks freedom to reveal it.

Katherine Joline Mrs. Curtis Paul John Imother Philip MacCauley Tony Ithaca Reginald Brown Paul Pendlehaven John Pendlehaven Sarah Philip Cousin John

Center Boys Lead in Livestock Judging and Rural Progress

Center school in Ada area ranks among Oklahoma leaders for agricultural judging. Students Eldo Whipple, Harvey Mullinax, Oba Robertson, Clifford Austell, and Sam Viney earned top prizes at Ada county fair and state fair in grain and livestock judging, with Whipple winning a trip to Chicago. County Agent J B Hill and leader William A Morgan guided a junior team to state success and broader community impact.

Oklahoma Center Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Muskogee Chicago Eldo Whipple Harvey Mullinax Oba Robertson Clifford Austell Sam Viney Ada Viney Whipple Austell Mullinax Laughlin J. B. Hill State Department of Agriculture A. & M. College Wm. A. Morgan Elio Whipple Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman

Famous mules of Missouri not in demand now

East St. Louis AP reports a drastic drop in mule sales at a major market. About 75,000 head sold last winter. this winter expected under 20,000. Demand waned since August due to low cotton and crop prices, with mine mules fetching 85 to 300 dollars and general mules 75 to 275 dollars. Dealers note 40 to 50 mules daily versus 500 last year. mules come from Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Illinois.

Associated Press East ST. Louis J. W. Narvey South Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Illinois

Security State Bank Surplus Notice

The Security State Bank surplus amount listed as ten thousand dollars. W. M. Pegg serves as vice president and E. A. Poe as assistant cashier in the notice.

the Security State Bank W. M. Pegg E. A. Poe

Comic Snippets and Proverbs Across Daily Life

A collage of jokes and quips from ads and columns, featuring playful wordplay about canaries and canines, a lawyer’s divorce quip, and humorous exchanges. It ends noting European governments expect the United States to take a lead in Armenia relief efforts.

United States Armenia

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