Notices of Foreclosure Sales in Pontotoc County
Multiple sheriff sale notices detail foreclosures in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Properties include parcels in Ada and surrounding townships with bids set for May 3 1926 and April 27 1926. Names include W B Walker sheriff P H Deal undersheriff and attorneys McKeown Green Cohoon Busby Harrell and others.
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Methodist Minister& Relief Insurance and Trust Association
Rebecca Taylor
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Methodist Ministers Relief Insurance & Trust Association
Lee Rebecca Taylor
Pontotec County
Ada
Ahi
A. B. Walker
Okla
Pontotee County
Joe Sandford
Della Sandford
Nathan Edgin
Ida Edgin
Trice Crisp
Florence Crisp
Arthur Bowles
Fred Bowles
W. B. Walker
Pontotcc County
P. H. Deal
McKeel & Kerr
Notice of Sale of Real Estate No. 2529
Guardian will sell at public outcry on April 26, 1936 at 2 p m at the Ada courthouse the Perry C Filmore minor estate real property in Pontotoc and Murray counties Oklahoma. Terms require 10 percent bid day of sale with balance on court confirmation and deed delivery.
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Perry C. Filmore
County of Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
A. D
Court House
Ada
Okla
Pontotoc
Murray
Murray County
Pontotoc County
J.C. Jackson
J. W. Galloway
District Court of
Oklahoma State Bank of
Township
Range 4
Bessie Perham
Virginia C. Bingham
L. E. Franklin
Byron Roberts
E. N. Jones
R. S. Perry
Mollie Perry
Carey
Lombard Young & Company
First State Bank of Vaness
Vaness
FE. J. Walker
State of Oklahoma
England Happy Royal Babe Born
The Duke and Duchess of York welcome a baby girl born at 2 40 this morning in their townhouse. The infant is the couple's first child and the Duchess Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. The Duke is King George V's son and the family plans to visit from Windsor Castle.
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London
Duke
Duchess of York
Earl of Strathmore
Duke of York
George
Mary
Elizabeth Bowes
Lion
Westminster Abbey
Viscount Lascalles
Queen Mary
England
Princess Mary
Windsor Castle
Yale and Chicago Prohibition Testimony Sparks Debate
Senate hearings on the dry case feature Yale Professor Irving Fisher claiming prohibition saves six billion dollars in worker efficiency, Alonzo Stagg warning against trusting lax anti drinking lobbying, and warnings that enforcement costs exceed benefits. Canadian licenses and home life are cited as impacts, with Wet and Dry sides given time to present contrasting evidence.
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Washington
Canada
Yale
Chicago
Senate Committee
Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Irving Fisher
Camaca
Dominion
W. E. Raney
Ontario
Mr. Raney
W. W. Peck
Prohibition Federation of Canada
Montreal
Chicago University
Stagg
Fisher
Walter F.ilcox
Cornell University
Boston
William M. Forgrave
Massachusetts State Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League
Wets
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Andrews
Legislative Committee
The
Senate
Potato Growers of State Will Ship Six Hundred Cars
The Oklahoma Potato Growers Association, centered around Muskogee, will ship 600 cars of potatoes for inspection this year. The state market commission in Oklahoma City plans to begin inspections in June, amid rising demand as growers seek inspected and graded produce. Last year the commission inspected 1 260 cars, and more than 2 090 cars are already requested for this year. The report also notes diminishing tin deposits at Banka and ongoing dredging of submarine ore beds off the mainland.
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Congress
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
W. D. Little
Ada Evening News
News Pub. and Pte Co
Byron Norrell
Okla
News Publishing
and Printing Company
Tom. D. McKeown
J. F. McKee
B. H. Epperson
Willie Faust Little
Arso
Loma Agnew
Muskogee
Oklahoma Potato Growers’ Association
State Market Commission
Oklahoma City
Commission
Banka
Dutch East Indies
Tupelo Visitors Garners Local Attention
Mrs Roy Whitlock Mrs Armstrong and Mrs W O Ray visited Tupelo on Wednesday prompting local buzz and social chatter about their fashionable call on civic events and gatherings in the city.
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Stonewall
Roy Whitlock
Armstrong
W. O. Ray
Tupelo
Choctaw Gin installs seed cleaning plant at Ada
The Choctaw Gin at Ada has a complete seed cleaning culling and delinting facility. The service is offered at 10 cents per bushel to improve cotton stands and eliminate weak plants.
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Ada
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