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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
7
A secretary teases the narrator with questions about Lord Vincent and Agatha Fifth. The discussion reveals Agatha Fifth’s love confession and Vincent’s rejection, while hints about Fletcher Boyd’s daughter and Mrs Armistead’s possible involvement surface in a tense, revealing parlor scene.
A tale of Agatha Second and Agatha Third unfolds during a river picnic when a drowning rescue reveals the Wyckhoff ring proving Agatha Second as the true Honorable. The castle party returns by boat as secrets tie to a will and a concealed identity emerge. Sheriff’s sale notice follows for land foreclosure in Pontotoc County Oklahoma dated 1909.
Notice from Sheriff T. J. Smith of Pontotoc County Oklahoma of a mortgage foreclosure sale on January 3, 1910 at 1:30 PM in Ada. Property includes Lot 1 Block 4 and a ten foot wide strip in Lot 2 Block out with mill and gin plant and fixtures. Plaintiff Ada Cotton Oil Company v Oakman Gin Company. Judgment from June 28, 1909 for 2973.90 plus costs and interest. Deputy A L Miles.
Order sets hearing on January 4 1910 at 9:00 AM for guardian John J Hallmark to seek court approval to sell ward Ottie Hallmark’s real estate. Next of kin and interested parties must appear or publication in Ada Weekly Democrat notice for three weeks. County Judge Joel Terrell signed December 3 1909.
J. W. Ragland a former resident of Pontotoc County now living in Blanchard visited on Saturday and renewed his subscription for another year.
T D Brooks a prominent Pontotoc County farmer and stockman from Allen visited Friday to attend to taxes and trade. He recalled the Democrat and his service on the famous grand jury that produced notable effects.
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