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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

2

Baree Finds Beavers and Foils Fox Attack at Pond

Baree occupies a beaver pond of Beavertooth and his kin where he forms uneasy bonds with Amisk and Umisk. A fox Napaukasen attacks Amish. Baree leaps to defend the young beaver, wounding the fox and earning a wary, growing friendship with the colony.

Baree Beavertooth Umisk' Tas Kazan Gray Wolf Nepeese Beaver House Amisk Umisk Ba&ree Bharee Napaukasen Red Fox Saree Napakasew Pierrot Napakasen Buaree Ile

The Beast in the North A Factor and a Wild Quest

Bush McTaggart rules Lac Bain with iron will while Pierrot and Nepeese resist his power. McTaggart plots control through furs and fear, plans to seize Nepeese, and faces Baree’s growing defiance as a deadly night traps his world.

Nepeese Pierrot Baree Beaver Pond Bush McTaggart Post Lac Bain McTaggart Winnipeg God's Lake Bush MceTaggart Gregson Post Lac Bain Marie le Rbete Black Cross House Push McTaggart Cherie Neptane Wakayoo Beaver Dam Oohoomtsen Outlaw Owl See

Nine Confederate Veterans Die Since 1923 Reunion

Ada's Confederate veterans list nine members who have died since the 1923 reunion. Adjutant Wyatt Webb tallies W. W. Walker died Sept 30 1923 A H Kilpatrick J K Bottom J W Cannon J A McDonald W E Stevens F H Claybrook J M Brundige W B Fletcher with the next Oklahoma state reunion due next Thursday.

Oklahoma Sons of Confederacy Ada Wyatt Webb W. W. Walker A. H. Kilpatrick

New Clothes Tunic Promoted For Women’s Ailment

In College Station Texas the Texas A&M board of regents backs a dress based health gospel preached by clothing specialist Mrs Dora Russell Barnes. She urges women to buy new clothes to feel rejuvenated not pills. Sessions through the extension and correspondence programs claim better self respect and independence from well chosen attire.

College Station Texas Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Board of Regents Miriam A. Ferguson Dora Russell Barnes Mrs. Barnes College

Stephens Seeks Re election as County Commissioner

The News announces H. Clay Stephens seeks re election to County Commissioner District No 1 in the Democratic primary on August 3. He cites economy, road building, past floods, and highway cooperation with the state highway commission as bases for continued service and completed road projects. Charlie Johnson was arrested last night and released on bond today on a charge of driving a car on a highway while drunk.

Johnny Johnson District Court H. J. Brown Justice of Peace Johnson Will Freelan H. Clay Stephens Stephens Clay State Highway Commission Charlie Johnson Ada Francis

Prince of Wales Carries Umbrella Hinting at Married Pose

A report notes the Prince of Wales began carrying an umbrella in public, interpreted as an attempt to appear married. The gesture is described as a subtle signaling move amid royal appearances.

Prince of Wales

Well Known School Man Back in Ada for Few Days

Prof and Mrs Oscar H Carter return to Ada for a few days after a year in New York. Carter studied at Columbia University earning a Master of Arts and did work toward a PhD. He plans to teach this year and finish his doctorate later. He previously served as Johnston county and Tupelo superintendent, gaining a statewide reputation for Tupelo schools.

Oscar H. Carter New York Ada Carter Columbia University Johnston County Tupelo

Thieves Take 1000-Pound Safe From Sunbury Shop

In Sunbury Pennsylvania thieves seized a 1000 pound safe from a shop but a watchdog kept quiet during the break in and no one was charged or reported harmed.

Sunbury

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James Oliver Curwood Doubleday, Page & Co Beaver-toeth Beaver-tooth Beaver Town Tmisk Wapoos Mee- Tarcart Moe Bush MacTaggart
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