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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
12
Anxiety grips Alan as he prepares to take a coastwise cruise aboard the Seaventure with Rose. A tense departure follows from the deserted waterfront with Rose’s fatigue and a charged moment in which she clings to him. Alan insists on staying vigilant, Marcus accompanies their watch, and they push southward against a growing sea wind toward Portland head.
Alan awakens to a sailing crisis as the Seaventure heels in heavy seas. Judith, posing as Rose, reveals herself as the bride-to-be and flees aboard a dory with Barcus in pursuit. Alan moves to eject the impostor while Barcus reports murderously reckless scheming and sabotage aboard the ship.
Miss Mary Price won first prize a set of silver teaspoons and Mrs McCormick took second a silver cream ladle. No strong gains by any candidate this week some contestants risk missing top three to win gold watches in final count. Urges readers to compete before the contest ends with time still available to gain.
The Oklahoma Portland Cement Co offers 52 yearling and two year old mules at Lawrence for farmers wishing to pair with existing stock or form a new team. Apply at the quarry.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wovery welcomed a nine pound baby girl on Wednesday marking a joyful addition to their family. The event highlights a healthy birth in the local community.
Hugo Ok Oct 23 Mrs M N Bayse found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of her stepson in May 1912.
Arizona women have organized to rebuke candidates who opposed suffrage. Headquarters for the Congressional Union of Women Suffrage are directing a campaign to pressure those on the November ballot who did not support equal suffrage, with U S Senator Marcus A Smith and Representative Carl Hayden expected to face the effort.
A brief plea urged readers to support local merchants by patronizing businesses that advertise in the News. The call highlighted the connection between advertising income and community reporting.
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