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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
15
OCR text shows a dense catalog of block and lot numbers across multiple towns including Frisco Lula Jesse and Frank E details. The fragment mentions real estate plots with measurements and owner references, plus stray notes about a secret ink. The unreadable portions suggest a map or plat diagram excerpt with numerous blocks and lots.
Pauline and her aunt lounge beneath a plane tree after London heat, discussing trust and values with Gerald McClared. He pursues friendship and explanations, while Pauline resists and hints at a past marked by Monte Carlo loss and hidden jewelry.
In Vanoss Oklahoma optimism grows as cotton output surges in a Thursday report. bankers note rising deposits while merchants expect a post harvest peak around Christmas as buyers clear debts and push purchases. The town braces for continued prosperity driven by cotton and oil hopes.
A federal suit filed in New Orleans seeks to enjoin Walter L. Cohen from duties as port of New Orleans customs comptroller. The petition challenges the Fourteenth Amendment, alleges Cohen lacks citizenship, and claims ratification issues, aiming to disenfranchise African Americans nationwide. It cites Bolte as attorney and asserts conspiracy by congress members.
Strips of New South Wales stamps of varying values and dating back to 1855 were recently discovered in the record office in London.
District Judge J. W. Bolen disqualifies twenty civil cases to be disposed of in a special term beginning October 20. The docket lists two matters for disposal amid several important litigations. the presiding jurist to replace Bolen on the bench has not been named.
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