My Wife
Harriet and Richard deepen their secret romance at Crownlands after a day of social duty and shopping. Richard declares his love and pledges patience to win Harriet fully, while Nina confronts family tensions about past loves. A quiet morning in the stables seals their resolve to wed despite obstacles.
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Crownlands
Mr. Carter
Pilgrim
Ward
Nina
Harriet
Richard
Brillant
Hansen
Madame Carter
Balfac
Dickens
Damas
Fielding
Gil
Herriet
Akea
Seener
Granny
Santa Barbara
Nina Love
Bruce Hopper
Mollie
Bottomley
Bruce
Brazil
Nita
Tiefie
Jane Tuelage
Trotter
Richard Carter
Higbee Announces Candidacy for District 3 County Commissioner
J W Higbee of Ada area seven miles south of Ada announces candidacy for county commissioner District 3 subject to Democratic Primary August 1 1922 Higbee a lifelong Pontotoc County resident born in Arkansas emphasizes good roads permanent bridges and farmer support he seeks a fair deal and sound county finances endorsed by the Farmer Labor Reconstruction League convincing friends to enter the race
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J. W. Higbee
Ada
Highbee
Pontotoc County
Pittsburg County
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Old Indian Territory
Board of County Commissioners
Higbee
Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League
J W Dean Announces For County Attorney
J W Dean announces his candidacy for Pontotoc County Attorney in Ada Oklahoma. A Texas native, he graduated from the University of Texas Law School in 1903, partnered with B H Epperson in Ada, served as assistant county attorney, then county attorney from 1912 to 1915, city attorney of Ada from 1915 to 1921, and remains a Democrat seeking election to improve the county’s legal leadership.
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J. W. Dean
Pontotoc County
Dean
Red River County
Indian Territory
Law Department
State University of Texas
Ada
B. H. Epperson
Epperson & Dean
Robi Wimbish
Wimbish
Mr. Wimbish
Ada Boys Enjoy DeMolay Meet in McAlester
Twenty one Ada youths traveled to McAlester last Friday and Saturday to be initiated into DeMolay. They reported a new and interesting lodge experience with demonstrations at the Masonic dormitory a debate between McAlester and Blackwell high schools and a penitentiary tour. Degrees were conferred in the Mason Temple with a banquet and class photo. About 400 Masons witnessed the ceremony as Ada plans a local chapter for boys ages 16 to 21. Local Masons in charge were M. F. Manville A. J. Walker and J. W. Whippie.
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McAlester
Order of the DeMolay
Masonic Lodge
Masonic
Blackell
State Penitentiary
Masonic Temple
Ada
M. F. Man Ville
A. J. Walker
J. W. Whippie
Found a Cure for Indigestion Patent Remedy Claim
George W. Emory of Rock Milla Ale reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says he can eat almost anything now and notes the tablets strengthen the stomach to aid natural digestion.
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Chamberlain
George W. Emory
Adv
Arizona ranches adopt prickly cactus fodder burn off spines
Arizona ranchers investigate using prickly pear cactus as cattle fodder by burning off the spines. The method aims to provide a drought resistant feed source and reduce forage costs on arid ranges. Local herders report mixed results and ongoing field trials with varied palatability and safety notes.
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Arizona
Grand Jury to Probe Ku Klux Klan and Okmulgee Bank
United States district judge Williams charges a grand jury to investigate Ku Klux Klan activities known as Riders of the Night and the failure of the Bank of Commerce of Okmulgee. District Attorney Frank Lee cites past violence against Matt Collins and Charley Wright, with a note on a boarding house and a mysterious ceasefire.
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Muskogee
Robert L. Williams
United States District Court Today
Frank Lee
United States
Oklahoma
Bank of Commerce of
Okmulgee
Robertson
Fred G. Denntts
State Bank
Collins
Guaranty State Bank of
Pilot of Wrecked Seaplane Reared at Paris Texas
Robert Moore, sole survivor of the seaplane Miss Miami wreck in Paris Texas, was born in 1894. An officer in the French army in World War I, he was part of the Lafayette Flying Corps before U S entry and later became an American citizen after naturalization. He raced automobiles across the U S and Europe including the Paris Grand Prix.
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Paris
Tex
Robert Moore
Mra
C. H. Moore
South Main Street
Bobby Moore
United States
Europe
Lafayette Flying Corps
Lafayette Corps
America
Threads of gold lace weigh little in India
Threads of gold used in India for making lace are so fine that 100 yards weigh only one ounce.
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India
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Grand Jury
KU Klux
Texas
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